Barbers Hill Eagles face Navasota in Friday playoff game
Barbers Hill, District 22-3A champion, meets Navasota in a Friday night playoff at Humble at 7 30 p m. The Eagles are the last area boys team alive. Navasota, District 23-3A runner up, beat Smithville 67 49 in bidistrict action. The Crosby girls fell to Angleton 70 44, while Bay City defeated Dayton 57 49 in the second round.
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Bagwell adjusts to shoulder woes during Astros spring work
Houston Astros star Jeff Bagwell says his right shoulder ailments since 2001 have ended his signature full-speed bunt coverage from first base. He notes he can still spin to third and complete a 3-6-3 double play, as teammates jog through spring training in Kissimmee.
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Thompson earns Southland Player of the Week for Sam Houston State
Sam Houston State guard Joe Thompson, a transfer from Lee College, was named Southland Conference player of the week after contributing 24 points against Texas State San Marcos and 19 against Northwestern State. He credits a strong team effort as key to the award, as the Bearkats have won five of six and sit third in the conference.
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Angelina holds off Rebel rally in Region XIV chase
Lee College men fall 100 92 at Angelina in Lufkin as the Roadrunners surge after a second half drought. Angelina lead by 18 at seven minute mark and later withstood Rebels late push to stay two games out of eighth for Region XIV berth. Will Alexander led Angelina with 26 points as Lee’s Dwight Taylor matched that total.
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Sterling girls take fifth at Wolverine Relays in Clear Brook
Sterling's Kayli Sanders leads the Lady Rangers with wins in high jump and long jump at the Wolverine Relays. Krystal Wheatfall and Vanessa Whittaker post podiums in discus and pole vault, while relay teams place in several events at Clear Brook High School.
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REL Powder Puff Court Seeks Donations for Homecoming Crown
REL Powder Puff Court fundraiser for Project Graduation features seniors Jared Ellis and Will Lewis leading a donation drive. Court includes juniors Barry Laird and Cody Love, sophomores Logan Havel Sam Afford Grady Bailey, and freshmen George Mundinger Michael Magouirk. Crown awarded at 12th annual game February 29 at Pete Sultis Stadium. Tickets five dollars adults two dollars students. Contact court member or Marianne Tucker at 281-424-5818 to donate.
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Bucks guard Ford to miss 2 to 3 weeks with bruise
Milwaukee guard ir. Ford is expected to be out two to three weeks with a bruised spinal cord after a fall against Minnesota. He was treated at St. Luke's Medical Center and had an MRI showing a mild bruise. Ford, eighth pick in last summer's draft, had been averaging 27 minutes and seven points per game.
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