Sports Calendar Highlights Across Local Teams This Week
A dense weekly slate features BCA at Brazosport Christian and golf matches on Monday, boys basketball rounds including Kingwood at GCM and Summer Creek at Sterling on Tuesday, plus several soccer and softball games. Wednesday hosts Juco basketball San Jacinto at Lee College, with GCCISD tournament action Thursday and multiple Friday night district games. Weekend events include Lamar State College at Lee College and BCA at Beaumont Legacy, with multiple track and tennis meet details across the district.
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Kingwood
GCM
Summer Creek
Sterling
Lee
Splendora
Crosby
Barbers Hill
UConn Women Extend NCAA Best to 99 Straight
UConn remained undefeated at 24-0 after an 83-41 win over SMU as Katie Lou Samuelson led with 22 points 8 of 13 shooting despite illness. Napheesa Collier added a double double 10 points 13 rebounds. Huskies head to a milestone clash versus No 6 South Carolina with Nurse Chong and Williams contributing.
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Uconn
Katie Lou Samuelson
Huskies
SMU
Samuelson
Lou
Napheela Collier
South Carolina
Kia Nurse
Saniya Chong
Gabby Williams
Goose Creek Memorial Puts Interim Coach After Administrative Move
Goose Creek Memorial placed boys basketball coach Duane Fikac on administrative leave February 3 amid a district investigation into player allegations. Jaymal Hayman named interim head coach for two games as the district seeks a permanent replacement. Fikac, at GCM since 2010, is reassigned and will not coach. he will meet with human relations upon return.
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Goose Creek Memorial
Duane Fikae
Jaymal Hayman
Goose Creek Cisd
Beth Dombrowa
Fikac
Dombrowa
Bernie
Mulvaney
Susan Jackson
Bren Jones
Human Resources Department
Randall O’brien
GCM
Patriots
Sterling Rangers Stumble to 51 41 Loss at North Shore
Sterling and North Shore met in District 21-6A action with Sterling trailing 20-8 at halftime. Chris Rodriguez scored 11, Nathan Joseph hit two threes, and Da Vonte Mouton added seven as Sterling fell to 12-18 overall and 5-8 in district after a sluggish offensive start.
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Rangers
Chris Rodriguez
Nathan Joseph
Sterling
Rodriguez
Quan Ardoin
da’ Vonte Mouton
Shayquan Grant
North Shore
BCA Boys Rally To Beat Briarwood 78 74
Baytown Christian Academy erased a 17 point deficit to defeat Briarwood 78 74 in a district finale. Caleb Lister scored 28 with 23 rebounds as Talmon Ellis added 18 points and 10 assists. The Bulldogs finish 8 0 in district and 23 6 overall and will host a Feb 21 playoff game to be determined. Absent further details, girls also cap regular season at 16 16 overall with 8 0 district and will play Feb 21 unknown opponent.
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Baytown Christian Academy
Briarwood
Bulldogs
BCA
Caleb Lister
Talmon Ellis
Hunter Oliver
Jenna Hendricks
McKayla Soza
Abby Cohen
Lady Bulldogs
BCA Girls Roll Past Briarwood 79 to 20 in Victory
The BCA girls basketball team dominated Briarwood 79 to 20 as Elizabeth Newport led with 22 points and the Bull controlled the game from the opening whistle. The win showcased strong team defense and offensive balance.
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BCA
Briarwood
Elizabeth Newport
Porter Boys Defeat Barbers Hill 71 61 in District 21-5A
Porter led 47 37 at halftime and four players reached double figures including Deion Rhea with 24 points, Reece Spencer 17, Jevon Burton 17, and Sean Rhea 10. Barbers Hill top scorer was Jace Seymour with 23.
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Porter
Barbers Hill
Deion Rhea
Reece Spencer
Jevon Burton
Sean Rhea
Jace Seymour
Broncos Shave Off Ganders in 68 59 District 21SA Win
Dayton Broncos rallied after halftime to defeat Baytown Lee Ganders 68 59 in a District 21 SA game. Julius scored 19 for Dayton while DeRouen added 18 and Gaston led Lee with 20 points. Morton contributed 18 for the Ganders.
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Baytown Lee
Ganders
Dayton Broncos
Broncos
D.J. Riley
Lee
DeRouen
Dayton
Keyth Williams
Demarca Julius
Julius
Jacob Gaston
Gaston
Morton
Sterling opens season with strong showing at Deer Park meet
Sterling boys track opened the season at the Kethan Relays hosted by Deer Park. Noah Campbell fifth in 100 meters, Marquis Doucette sixth, Kaleb Davis multiple top-6 finishes, and the 4x100 and 4x200 relays placing. Jack won both long and high jumps, McCartney won discus, and Sterling finished third with 70 points behind Goose Creek Memorial and Lee.
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Deer Park
Sterling
Noah Campbell
Marquis Doucette
Arthur Halls
Kaleb Davis
Davis
Christian Barragan
Nathaniel Charles
Campbell
Doucette
Barragan
Campbell, Doucette
Glenroy Jack
James Benson
Jack
Isaiah Paredes
Nelson Goudeau
Rob McCartney
Goose Creek Memorial
Lee
Charles King
Jakob Cordova
GCM
Anthony Rodriguez
Sean Kelly
Lawrence Driver
Patriots
Kelly
Rodriguez
Cordova
Mason Riojas
Lady Rangers take fifth at Deer Park meet
Sterling girls finish third with 58 points at Deer Park. Shirmalyn Moore led with multiple top marks including a 12.85 in the 100 meters and a second in the 200. Linnette Richards won the pole vault at 8-6, while Stevenson placed fifth in the 100. Tela Terry added seconds in the hurdles.
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Sterling
Deer Park
Shirmalyn Moore
Rangers
Linnette Richards
Stevenson
Richards
Moore
Tela Terry
C E King Upset Stuns GCM In Last-Second Goal
C E King scored eight seconds from time to stun GCM 3-2 and knock the Patriots from the District 21 6A top four. Abimael Martinez and a second free kick powered King, with Martinez also tying the game at 2-2 after David Rodriguez cross. The loss marks the Patriots first home defeat in nearly two years. They travel to North Shore next.
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Patriots
C.E. King
GCM
King
Abimael Martinez
Martinez
David Rodriguez
North Shore
Kingwood Park Girls Down AEL 4 0 In District Match
Kingwood Park girls defeated AEL 4 to 0 in District 21-5A action Friday night. The game stayed close through 24 minutes before Kingwood Park pulled away as Panthers outpaced the Lady Ganders. JV lost 6-0.
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Lady Ganders
Kingwood Park
Panthers
Lee
Jason Riffe
Ganders fall to Panthers in late 21-5A soccer clash
Kingwood Park boys beat AEL 1-0 as the Ganders fail to convert chances in the first half and struggle offensively in the second. AEL coach Jay Langlois says the team had better opportunities but could not finish, while star Jezreel Mata sat out after an injury.
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Ganders
Panthers
AEL
Jay Langlois
Jezreel Mata
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