Lee College signs five for 2006 volleyball class
Baytown area recruit Jacqueline Sparks headlines Lee College’s 2006 signing spree. Barbers Hill star joins Amanda Dewalt Crystal Trussell Candace Stapp Aimee Tresserra as new Rebels, with two more signings planned to round out next season. Sparks led Barbers Hill to a district MVP and regional finals appearance, as coach Tracie Johnson targets a national title run.
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Baytown
Lee College
Lady Rebels
Barbers Hill
Jacqueline Sparks
Baytown Sun
Sparks
Tracie Johnson
Eagles
Lee
Johnson
Amanda Dewalt
Dobie
Dewalt
Crystal Trussell
Azle
Fort Worth
Trussell
Candace Stapp
Stapp
Corpus Christi
Michael Pineda
Steve Sparks
Angie Sparks
Linda Hendrick
Astros' Wilson joins lineup as new star and clubhouse draw
KISSIMMEE Florida Preston Wilson arrived to a warm reception as the Astros new outfielder and power bat. The 31 year old joined a pennant chasing team with goals to boost scoring while settling questions over right field and Bagwell’s status. Wilson cited a desire to help the club and adapt to multiple outfield roles while acknowledging knee risks from past seasons.
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Kissimmee
Fla
Preston Wilson
Houston Astros
Wilson
Astros
Brad Lidge
Lidge
Washington
Houston
Chicago White Sox
Phil Garner
Jeff Bagwell
Bagwell
Lance Berkman
Willy Taveras
Jason Lane
Garner
New York Mets
Mookie Wilson
Reds
George Foster
Arakawa makes history with first Japanese Olympic gold in Turin
Japan's champion Arakawa, 15, stunned Turin by landing five triple jumps and delivering a graceful program to Puccini. She showed rare exuberance after posting the winning score, while Cohen settled for silver after a faltering free skate. Meissner and Hughes finished sixth and seventh. Suguri and Slutskaya underperformed.
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Mao Asada
Turin
Arakawa
Nikolai Morozov
Morozov
Ina Bauer
Japan
Kenichi Chizuka
Cohen
Michelle Kwan
Salt Lake City
Tara Lipinski
Sarah Hughes
Norway
Sonja Henie
East Germany
Katarina Witt
John Nicks
Nicks
Fumie Suguri
Slutskaya
United States
Tanith Belbin
Ben Agosto
U.S
Kimmie Meissner
Emily Hughes
Kwan
Sterling Rangers Rally Inning Upsets Clear Brook
Tadlock noted Lindsey and Guilbeau helped Sterling surge to a 10 run output as RSS pitchers held Clear Brook to a lone walk and five hits. Sterling’s Ben Dickerson scored on a Cervenka sacrifice fly, while Cervenka and Lindsey notched RBIs and three runs respectively. Sterling will face Clear Lake at 3 45 today at Kluch Field in pool play.
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Lindsey
Tadlock
Pasadena
Landon Guilbeau
Guilbeau
Ojeda
Pitts
Cervenka
RBI
Clear Brook
Ranger
RSL
Jason Fuqua
David Prahm
Bobby Hebert
Sterling
Rangers
RSS
Brett Marshall
Marshall
Ben Dickerson
Clear Lake
Kluch Field
Softball teams split as Splendora tops REL in opener
Sophomore Tyler Dobson powered a three run first inning and three more in the second and third as ABL defeated Sam Rayburn. Kristi Malpass struck out seven in four innings to earn the win and added a double. REL faces Pasadena Memorial at 1 15 p m in final pool contest while ABL meets South Houston at noon.
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Tyler Dobson
Kristi Malpass
Lady Rangers
South Houston
Lady Ganders
Sam Rayburn
Splendora
Linda Hernandez
Laura Jones
Lori Ward
Rayburn
ABL
Randy Barnette
Rel
Kayla Shepherd
Pasadena Memorial
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Aimee Tresserra
British Columbia
Canada
Tresserra
Dle Blocker
Tim Purpura
Purpura
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