Friendswood Tops RSS in 2-1 Non-District Soccer Win
Friendswood defeated Ross S. Sterling 2-1 at Memorial Stadium as Sterling’s Joe Reynaga scored from a corner. Theron Ripke Victor Perez and Wayne Mathias led the offense and defense, while Quade Barrett Charles and Watson anchored the defensive effort. Weaks and Hill combined for seven saves.
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Trent Quade
Ross S. Sterling
Mustargs
Rangers
Sterling
Joey Weaks
Sun
Angie Bracey
Friendswood
Roy Barrett
Beaumont Central
Joe Reynaga
Theron Ripke
Victor Perez
Wayne Mathias
Ray Barrett
Trevor Charles
Brent Watson
John Lancaster
Chris Hill
Fogle Impresses as LC Tops Wharton JC 91 72
Mitch Fogle, listed at 6-2, dominates the boards and scores 19 as Lee College Rebels beat Wharton County JC 91-72 at SC gym. He pulls 13 rebounds and 19 points after switching to forward, while Brian Bolden adds 22 points. Rebels improve to 17-3 overall, 3-2 in TJCAC, despite 41 percent shooting.
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David Berkowitz
Lee College
Mike Hefley
Mitch Fogle
Fogle
Kareem Abdul- Jabbar
Rebels
Wharton County Junior College
SC Gym
Paul Roberts
Kenneth Hardy
Texas Junior College Athletic
Brian Bolden
Bolden
Steve Morris
Arthur Prevost
Prevost
Pioneers
Wharton
Reginald Crump
Tommy Glover
Bruce McCown
Rice cage coach Tommy Suitts resigns at Rice
Rice basketball coach Tommy Suitts resigns at the school's request after a six season 63 99 overall record. Athletic Director Jerry Berndt calls it mutual with Suitts 39 seeking other college coaching opportunities and credits the decision to better the program. The school will honor Suitts three year contract through June 30 and Suitts wishes the Owls luck.
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Houston
Rice
Tommy Suitts
Owls
Suitts
Pye
Jerry Berndt
Tommy
Berndt
Rangers Hold Off North Shore in District Showdown
Sterling routs North Shore 51-47 as Rangers sweep the Mustangs in a rough, rebounding battle at Winnie Brown Gym. Caldwell led North Shore with 17 points and 13 rebounds while Harris topped Sterling with 16 points. Sterling JV won 70-57 and sophomores fell 48-43. Sterling visits South Houston next, varsity at 6:15 p.m.
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ED Campbell
Ross
Sterling
Woody Walker
North Shore Mustangs
Mustangs
Rangers
North Shore
Winnie Brown Gymnasium
Walker
Steve Schomber
Paul Derimond
Justin Caldwell
Haywood
Brian Pickens
Drew Ellis
Andy Ward
Brian Gore
Brian Williams
Pasadena
South Houston Trojans
Phillips Field House
Deaver
Weed Schomber Moroz
Fontenot
Ireland
Rte Harris
Beale
Eg Mayw
Au Erwin
Valentine
Creeks
Codrington
Ross's
Ross S.sterling
Ganders Hold Off Pasadena In Free Throw Battle
Lee dominates at the line to end a four game skid as Pat Haggerty scores 30 points on 24 of 35 free throws and the Ganders edge Pasadena 64 57 at Phillips Field House. The win puts Lee at 12 12 and Pasadena at 19 9 with late fouls depleting the Eagles.
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Mike Simmons
Pasadena
Robert E. Lee
Toys
Ganders
Lee
Phillips Field House
Pat Haggerty
Haggerty
Jim Ledbetter
South Houston
Deer Park
Ross S. Sterling
Ledbetter
Ronnie Hooper
Hooper
Chris Mason
Eagles
Frank Garcia
Jeff Wylie
Wylie
Stars & Stripes Dominates Kookaburra III In Cup Opener
Dennis Conner piloted Stars & Stripes to a decisive victory over Australia's Kookaburra III in light winds at Fremantle. The San Diego crew led from the start, maintaining a growing margin to finish 1 minute 41 seconds ahead after eight legs, despite expectations that Kookaburra’s turning ability would challenge.
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Stars & Stripes
Kookaburra III
Fremantle
Austrlia
Dennis Conner
Australia
Conner
Fortably
Tai Murray
Newport
R.1
San Diego
Kookaburra
Peter Gilmour
Gilmour
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Alvin
Tributor
Alvin Community College
San Jacinto College
TJCAC
San Jacinto
Se Wharton
Fon
Fop Glover
Wood
O Gartiga
Grimes Resende
Sannee
Tilley
Verte
Cox
McCown
Oale
Dearman
Wright
Tolden Tanker
Mark Harris
Caldwell
Ken Bush
James Deaver
Stern
Lawrence Creeks
Denmond
Scomber
Stanaland
Johnson
Robins
Pasadens
Pasadena Bench
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