Bobcats topple Eagles as title bid looms
Bobcats pulled away on second chance points, leaving the Eagles at 7-6. Priest praised the team's two week improvement as Hempstead eyes a title clash with Hardin after an earlier 57-53 win over Lutheran South Pioneers, capped by Matt Monk's late free throws.
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Crosby Girls Fall Behind Then Rally in Loss to Hastings
Crosby coach Edwin Evans warned they cannot beat strong teams with their morning effort. Crosby trailed Hastings by six at halftime, narrowed to three late in the third as Cynthia Walker hit a key three, but Hastings pulled away in the final period. Walker urged better start to finish and tighter transition defense. Crosby (13-6) then lost 62-45 to Maude Creek in the fifth-place game, fatigue cited as concern by Egans over execution and focus.
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Kingsbury Heisman push eyed in Alamo Bowl clash
Texas Tech quarterback Kliff Kingsbury, totaling 3,502 passing yards and 25 touchdowns this season, seeks Heisman momentum against Iowa in the Alamo Bowl. Coach Mike Leach touts his 6-foot-4 junior as a national contender amid Tech’s high-scoring attack and Kingsbury’s push toward 10,000 career yards in 2002.
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Capitals edge Stars in overtime 3-2
Washington Capitals edge Dallas Stars 3-2 in overtime on Friday as Ken Klee nets the deciding goal at 2:57. Jaromir Jagr had a regulation and power play goal, while Jon Sim ties for Dallas and Dmitri Khristich adds Washington’s second. Ed Belfour and Craig Billington errors shape the score.
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Mets sign Mo Vaughn in deferred deal
Mo Vaughn arrived at Shea Stadium as the Mets finalized a trade with Anaheim sending Kevin Appier in exchange for Vaughn. Vaughn agreed to defer salary over three years and have the Angels cover part of his signing bonus. The deal affects the Mets 95 million payroll and leaves room to pursue Juan Gonzalez.
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