Ganders Hope Reboot After 3-22 Season Slump
Hackney-led Lee Ganders endured a 3-22 record in 2013 failing to reach the postseason for the first time in Hackney era. Losses often came by two runs or less as they “gave away” wins. He vows a restart this spring with weather woes easing and a lineup returning four starters and two backups, plus twelve juniors on deck.
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Lee Ganders prepare for baseball season with pitching focus
Coach Hackney relies on twin brothers Austin and Andrew Lord to anchor the rotation as Tagan returns with seven seniors. Lee emphasizes defense and pitching to offset cold weather and slow bats. Santa Fe and Friendswood loom as district contenders, with Lee aiming to start strong against Sam Rayburn at home Tuesday at 6 p.m.
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Rangers fall to West Brook in district finale
West Brook defeats Sterling 63 52 to twist District 22 5A standings as Ray Von Venner leads with 20 points and 8 rebounds. Rangers trail 16 2 early, rally to lead late before Bruins surge, Zeno nets 22 and 14 rebounds. Manuel awaits bi district clash. Rangers finish 5 7 in district, 12 19 overall.
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Astros to honor Oswalt Berkman with April 5 ceremony
The Houston Astros announced a pregame ceremony for April 5 before the Angels game to honor Lance Berkman and Roy Oswalt. Both will receive retirement gifts and participate in a press conference signing one-day contracts to retire as Astros. Berkman, 38, played 12 of 15 seasons with Houston, hitting .293 with 366 HR and 1,234 RBI in 1,879 games.
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Anahuac Lady Panthers Triumph Over Rice Consolidated in Playoff Opener
Anahuac moved to 18-5 with a 48-39 victory over Rice Consolidated in Altair. The Lady Panthers led the second quarter 17 points, expanded in the fourth, and advance to face Poth in Columbus. Rice Consolidated falls to 16-11 after a 10-2 district season.
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