New York Welcomes Returning Champs After Parade
Hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers braved light rain to cheer the New York Giants after their 17-14 Super Bowl XLII win over New England. Eli Manning, MVP, told fans the team is proud to bring the championship back to New York City during the ticker tape parade along the Canyon of Heroes.
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Patriots DB Willie Andrews charged after marijuana found
New England Patriots defensive back Willie Andrews pleaded not guilty to drug possession after authorities found him with a half-pound of marijuana. He was charged with possession with intent to distribute and driving an unregistered motor vehicle in Lowell Massachusetts.
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Clemens testifies for hours denying steroid use
Roger Clemens spoke under oath for about five hours to congressional lawyers and again denied using performance enhancing drugs. He thanked the committee and staff after leaving the House Oversight and Government Reform offices, insisting he has never used steroids or growth hormone.
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College Basketball at Tyler Junior College Tipoff
This week’s games showcase Tyler Junior College hosting a 7 p.m. matchup. Radio coverage available at psnsports.com.
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College and pro games listed for ESPN schedule
On the air college and pro matchups include Connecticut at Syracuse and Texas at Oklahoma on ESPN channels at 6 p.m. Duke at North Carolina on ESPN at 8 p.m. New Orleans visits Phoenix on NBA TV at 8 p.m. Mexico faces the United States on ESPN and associated channels at 8 p.m.
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Sterling Girls Rally For Playoff Berth In District Showdown
The Sterling Lady Rangers erased a 10 point halftime deficit to beat Beaumont West Brook 43 to 35 and earn a Class SA playoff bid. Deshelle Isaac scored 14 and Mahogany Terry added 13 points and 15 rebounds as Sterling finished 18 13 overall 8 6 in district.
Sterling Boys Upset West Brook 68 60 in District Showdown
Sterling coach lauds team after a 68-60 upset of co leader West Brook. The Rangers built a third straight win by executing defense and clutch free throws as district play continues. See Hoops page 6.
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Lee boys, Sterling girls cruise to soccer wins
Ulises Irias scored twice to lead the Sterling boys to a 3-0 victory over Lee as the Ganders improved to 1-1 in District 21-SA. The Lady Rangers rolled to a 5-0 win, moving to 2-0 in district with a dominant first half and clean defense.
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Lee girls fall to PA Memorial in district tilt
The Lee Lady Ganders lost 47 to 39 to Port Arthur Memorial, finishing 1-13 in District 21-5A and 9-20 overall. Memorial advances to the playoffs as the likely second or third seed. Damequin Montgomery led Lee with 12 points and 18 rebounds, while Kandice Smith paced Memorial with 19 points.
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Lee girls track team rebuilds under first year coach Lowe
The Lee High School girls track team, under first year head coach Shalesa Lowe, has 23 varsity and junior varsity athletes. The Lady Ganders aim to reach the Region III meet after a setback last year, with hopes pinned on a strong 4x200 relay and Burlieson in the 300-meter hurdles. Their season opens Feb. 15 at Kingwood with six meets planned, and TSU relays contingent on roster size during spring break.
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