BCA boys top Emery Weiner for second straight win
Baytown Christian Academy defeated Emery Weiner 57-33 at home to move to 2-3 in district and 2-18 overall. Sophomore Chris Nightengale led with 23 points, Garrett Shaffer added 11 with five assists, Jonathan Herrera had 10 and eight rebounds, and Luke Davis nine points with seven boards. Seniors Allison, Brokaw, Vasquez, and Isaac were honored.
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Baytown Christian Academy
Emery Weiner
BCA
Chris Nightengale
Garrett Shaffer
Jonathan Herrera
Luke Davis
Thomas Allison
Josh Brokaw
Jordan Vasquez
Josh Isaac
Northeast Christian
Toyota Center
Houston
Week's high school games slate across district
The schedule lists multiple December events including Sterling JV at Friendswood tournament at 8 a.m., District 22-5A swimming preliminaries at Sterling at 1 p.m., and basketball doubleheaders and single games across Lee Humble Barbers Hill Crosby Galena Park and others. Boys and girls teams compete in soccer basketball and swimming with times from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at various campuses.
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Sterling
Friendswood
Lee
Humble
Barbers Hill
Huffman
Galena Park
Crosby
Beaumont
West Brook
Channelview
Atascocita
Kingwood
Port Arthur Memorial
Houston
Forest Brook
King
Smiley
Huffman Hargrave
New Caney
Beaumont Central
Ozen
Dayton
Lumberton
Nederland
Little Cypress- Mauriceville
Port Neches-Groves
Victor
Anahuac
Buna
Deweyville
Hardin
Kountze
Warren
East Chambers
Televised Boxing And Basketball Slate For Tonight
Telemundo airs H Bruseles against A Arena and A de Jesus facing L Resendiz at 8 p.m. ESPN2 presents Davis versus K Gogoladze at 8 p.m. Pro basketball pits Detroit at Philadelphia at 7 p.m. Seattle visits Houston at 7 30 p.m. Minnesota hosts Portland at 9 30 p.m. Golf coverage features the European Dubai Desert Classic at 8 a.m. and the PGA FBR Open at 3 p.m.
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A. Arena
A. de Jesus
L. Resendiz
Telemundo
Davis
K. Gogoladze
ESPN2
Detroit
Philadelphia
ESPN
Seattle
Rockets
Minnesota
Portland
USA
Contact details for Baytown Sun sports editor Doyle Barlow
The article provides contact options for the Baytown Sun sports editor Doyle Barlow with a phone number 281-425-8031 and an email address sports@baytownsun.com for tips, questions, or idea submissions.
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Doyle Barlow
Sports
Baytownsun.com
Olin to enter GHFCA Hall of Honor
Dick Olin head coach of Lee High School Ganders earns induction into the Greater Houston Football Coaches Association Hall of Honor after 14 seasons with a 92-63 record, five district titles, nine playoff appearances, and significant off-field impact including Bayou Bowl, Team Texas, 7-on-7 growth, and leadership roles.
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Greater Houston Football Coaches Association Hall of Honor
Dick Olin
Lee High School
The
Ganders
Olin
Team Texas
AEL
North Shore
Drew
Tate
Playoff Bid On The Line As Lady Rangers Host Humble
Sterling and Humble split District 22-5A tied for third at 8-4 with a playoff spot on the line tonight at 7. The Lady Rangers honor six seniors Jame Lacour Andrea Tousand Erin Hill Shaye Montgomery Raye Wilson Natasha Prentice before their home finale expected to draw a strong crowd and end their season with a win.
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Baytown Sun
Michael Pineda Sterling
Erin Hill
Shaye Montgomery
Raye Wilson
Natasha Prentice
Jame’ Lacour
Andrea Tousand
Humble
RSL
Lady Rangers
Hill
RSS
Laurie Welch
Prentice
Groundhog Day Realignment Shakes Local Football Districts
The calendar marks Groundhog Day as USL realignment redraws District 22-5A. Westfield and Spring exit. Atascocita and Channelview join, reshaping 21-5A and 21-4A with new nearby foes. Channelview moves up from Class 4A. Westfield and Spring had dominated the prior district. The shift also boosts REL and RSS basketball, with undefeated Westfield boys top ranked in state and Spring girls leading the district at 12-0.
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Lee
Sterling
Anahuac
USL
Westfield
Atascocita
Channelview
Spring
Humble Isd
REL
RSS
Texas talent shines in Super Bowl rosters
National signing day sparks debate on which state breeds top prep football players. Texas-born players anchor both Steelers and Seahawks squads, tying Florida for most players from a single state in the Lombardi Trophy game. Ohio and California follow with eight.
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Detroit
Texas
Lone Star State
Pittsburgh Steelers
Seattle Seahawks
Florida
Ohio
California
Houston
Casey Hampton
Galveston
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