Runners Shine at Jail Break Run in Baytown Benefiting Justice Foundation
Runners from Houston area and beyond took part in the Jail Break Run on February 11, raising funds for the Marcus Lee Zaruba Criminal Justice Foundation. Audray Cherel and Rudy Rocha won the overall female and male titles, with numerous regional competitors earning age group honors. Zaruba, a Baytown native and police officer, died in 2009 after a cancer battle, leading to ongoing scholarships and community events in his memory.
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Eagles, Broncos vie for final playoff berth in district finale
The District 19-4A playoff spot comes down to Dayton at C.E. King at 7:30 tonight. A Dayton win seals the Broncos a postseason berth. a loss opens the door for Barbers Hill at Crosby. Crosby carries a 13-game win streak but Dayton holds a 3-1 head-to-head edge over Galena Park and Barbers Hill in potential tiebreakers.
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Barbers Hill Rolls Past Lumberton in Bi-District Victory
Barbers Hill Lady Eagles shot a season best 13 three pointers to beat Lumberton 80 39 in a Region III 4A girls bi-district playoff at East Chambers High School. The 34 3 Barbers Hill improves and faces the Montgomery Kingwood Park winner at Conroe High School. Makenzi May, Shannon Evans, Kimi Carter, Kendall Shaw, and Kaylee Kana led with double figures.
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Regional III-4A playoff doubleheader at Lee College
Crosby Lady Cougars chase upset vs Beaumont Ozen in a 6 p.m. tip while Goose Creek Memorial faces Beaumont Central at 7:30. Ozen is 30-0 and ranked No. 1 by the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches, with Crosby led by Alea Godfrey and Ozen by Asia Booker and Sanquisha Rawls. Central meets Memorial after a 20-win season for GCM as Fletcher’s Patriots look to control the tempo and defend last year’s playoff setback.
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