Bayshore area seniors set to sign amid Southwest Conference push
Seventeen Bayshore area players and other Gulf Coast standouts head to college football signing week. Robert E. Lee leads with nine possible signers while Sterling and La Porte each expect multiple commitments. Prospects include Jerry Jameson, Dennis Pokluda, John Moseley, Reggie Craig, and Tommy Braden, with targets spanning Texas A&M Texas Arlington Tulane Rice and Arkansas among SWC peers.
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Bayshore Area
Robert E. Lee
Sterling
Jerry Jameson
Dennis Pokluda
John Moseley
Jake [Smitherman
Reggie ‘Craig
Charlie LeBlue
Robert Hines
David Mongiello
Doug Cavarretta
Moseley
Craig
University of Arkansas
Pokluda
Rice
Sterling welcomes Jim Hess as Sterling football coach
Sterling athletic director Pete Sultis introduced Jim Hess as the new head football coach before more than 100 Ranger Booster Club members. Sultis defended impartiality between Lee and Rice connections and outlined the rigorous selection of Hess from 64 applicants, praising Hess’s confidence and focus on building a winning program through strong coaching. Hess pledged to coach the coaches and emphasized school spirit as key to success.
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Pete Sultis
Jim Hess
Sterling
Ranger Booster Club
Baytown
Lee
Pete
Rice University
Sultis
Rice
Ron Kramer
Roland Kudla
Ranger
Barry Nettles
No. 1
Hess
Booster Club
La Porte Chooses Tie For Lead In District Action
La Porte moved into a three way tie for the district lead while Anahuac also joined a title chase with a 27-13 win over East Chambers as Bay Shore area basketball produced tight results Friday night. Bobby Rivon led La Porte with eight points and 21 rebounds in a 65-63 win over Hitchcock. Anahuac extended its win streak to 12 with 27-13 over East Chambers. Barbers Hill and Santa Fe posted big wins as prep playoffs loom.
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Barbers Hill
Mostlkids
Eagles
Harrell
Gene
Sharp
Hues
Keith
Bayshore
Elliott
Lynn Gigout
Lamar]alent
Tech
la Porte
Anahuac
Bulldogs
Hitchcock
Santa Fe
East Chambers
Panthers
Bobby Rivon
Rivon
Russell Boone
Bobby Rivan
Huffman
Channelview
Casey Love
Mark Hughes
Mike Hrachozy
Chris Marsh
Dennis McDaniels
Bruce Hanks
Chann
Ricky Brazell
Eagle
Roy Hues
Johnny Hues
James Tilton
Dennis Knox
Keith Elliott
Dickie Kemper
Katrina Smith
Eva Bradford
Cathy Coffee
The
Shepherd
Wheeler
Santa Fe Moulton
Menjzel
Myers
T. Rivon
Douth B. Rivon
Parker
Lauzon East Chambers Summeral Nn
Schulize Cambersway
Eagle Channelview
FG Ag
George Anderson
Nelson
Carnathan Anahyac
Chambers Q
Wsay
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Hughes
Lave O
Barbers Hill Hayes
FT TP Kaderti Fc
Daniel
Grimes Hues
Hanks
Tilton Wikens
Owens
Ronnie Anderson
Kemp Jefferson
Stewart
Summeral Spence Wee Cunning
Wolf Alley
Hotiman
Rebels Rally Past Mountaineers 83-80 for Fourth Win
Lee College withstood a rocky start and late pressure to beat the Shriner Mountaineers 83-80 in Rebel Gym. Robert Lee led with 20 rebounds as the Rebels improved to 17-9, building a 44-35 halftime lead before surviving a late challenge that included Neal being ejected and Perez sinking key free throws to seal the win. The victory kept Lee College atop the conference standings with a next game against Bee County at 7:30 p.m. Saturday.
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John Black Lee College
Shriner Mountaineers
Rebel Gym
Rebs
Rebels
Mountaineers
Robert Lee
Howard Phearse
Lee
Reds
Richard Perez
Lpe
Chiba
Pbpsesis
Balerran
Mountaineers Ee
Guillory
Fee
Neal
Louis Cook
Caton
Pale
Wilkerson
Hill
Pinnee
Wright
Roy Neal
James Duncan
Schreiner
Perez
Lee College
Bee County
Scoreboard shows NBA standings and Friday results
The chart lists teams in the Central Western and Pacific divisions with records and percentages. Friday results feature Detroit 108 over New York 99, Boston 144 over Cincinnati 10, Baltimore 90 over Buffalo 90, Chicago over Philadelphia, Portland 123 over San Francisco 117, Atlanta 121 over Seattle 120 in OT, Los Angeles 115 over Milwaukee 93, San Diego 114 over Cleveland 105. Sunday games include Detroit at Baltimore, Chicago at Boston, Cincinnati at Atlanta, San Francisco at Los Angeles, San Diego at Seattle, New York at Philadelphia, Cleveland at Portland.
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Baltimore
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Detroit
Chicago
Phoenix
Los Angeles
San Fran
Seattle
San Diego
Portland
Tate
New York
Boston
Buffalo
Philadelphia
San Francisco
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Dick Rabe
Jameson
Smitherman
David Hudson
TCU
David
Gary
Garrett
Tulane
Texas A&i
Thomas Gordon
University of Texas At Arlington
Houston
Kay Graves
Gordon
Gene Lewis
Jason Smith
Tom Burns
Roy Farias
Randy Triplett
Allis Baty
Steve McManus
Baty
Sam Houston
Lane
Utah
McManus
Panther
Buck Miller
Crosby
Tommy Braden
Texas A&m
Tommy
Gene Dornak
Aggie
Randy Harrell
By Jim Kyle
Baytown Hardware
Old Baytown
Indians
Texas Water Heater & Plumbing CO
Kenneth E. Badgett
Pruett
Schriener
Sun
Kim Richardson
Associated Press
NBA
Philadel
Bulalo
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Pisborah
Memphis
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Indiana
Texas
Pittsburgh
Mentucky
Floridians
Dunkin' Donuts
Wineroo
Grear
Maress
Penn-Prest Muslin
Penneys
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