Rebels defeat Law College in Region ALY South Zone opener
Lae College Rebels roll to a 24-9 season record after a decisive win over Law College Monday night in the Region ALY South Zone tournament at Bilam College. Mike Merley’s squad spoiled the Hurricanes with aggressive defense and 20 turnovers by Law College, while Alex North Harris and Warren Myles led scoring with 24 and 15 points respectively.
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Ranger Girls Rally Past Mustangs In Regional Play
In a hard fought regional clash, Ranger Girls edged Weal Orange Stark 34-28 at halftime and pulled away in the third. Kate Bulovas led with 27 points, while Outland and Montgomery added key plays as the Rangers defended late to hold off Mustangs despite several Mustang runs.
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Rangers Open Baseball Season With Conroe La Porte Trip
The 1978 season opens for Hoss Sterlifis and Hubert B. Lee with the Rangers traveling to La Porte for a 24 p.m. Wednesday game, while Ganders visit Conroe at 3:30 p.m. The district race features veteran leaders and youth, with coachs Sterling and Kluch forecasting a young but capable lineup and a shot at the District 21-AAAA crown.
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Hogs and Texas rise in AP poll as tourney nears
Arkansas holds at No 4 while Texas remains No 12 in the AP basketball poll. The rankings reflect final preparations for the Southwest Conference Tournament opening Tuesday. Kentucky returns as No 1 after Marquette drops to No 4.
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Highlands and Horace Mann Split Girls Basketball Games
Highlands and Horace Mann split four girls junior high basketball games on Monday night as Cedar Bayou beat La Porte and Baytown split with Baker. Horace Mann A won 85 17 with Kain Hebert 12 points and 11 rebounds. Mann B edged 11-8 in OT with Lenanyond scoring six. Green Gusting beat Eagles 40-17 led by Cindy Eschbyrger 23 points. Vigllanils won B 23-18 with Stephanie Wilson eight points. Cedar Bayou dominated eighth A 49-24 with Sissy Campbell 17 points and Jackie Rawls 17 rebounds. Cedar Bayou B won 71-10 as Terry Fontenot eight points and Rosalyn Witt 13 points. La Porte B 129 despite Mullins four points. Baytown Jnrv eighth A 48 over Baker as Tamra Brown 10 and Sandi Alfaro 15. Daytona A 16-12 Zoraida Duarez eight. Baker seventh A 38-37 Gwen Rolinson 22 and Susan Holle eight. Zatapek rematched four times. Judy Westerman three Susie Mitchell nine rebounds in 21-15 Baytown B loss.
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La Porte Narrowly Misses Relays Title at Galena Park
La Porte fails to clinch relays crown at Galena Park as Bayard and teammates tally points but stumble in several events. Stalley wins the Levene ti le with 304t points. La Porte collects three first places but trails Trojan-led teams amid mixed results across sprint and field events.
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Ruckers Lose In Rugby 27 0
Houston dispatch reports the Bay Area Buckets were defeated by Bransport 270 in an Eastern Counties Rugby Union match at Beverly Hills Park. The Ruckers fall to 0 2 in league play after Saturday’s game.
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DeSantis Advances for LC Rebel Rays in two events
Trishy DeSantis swam for the Lee Cattogs Rebel Rays in Lake Jackson competing in two events. She posted 44.4 in the 50 yard back and 100 yard individual medley time. also finished fourth in the 50 free. Other top results included Charne Morris winning the 25 back for eight-and-under, with several placings by Jennifer Tyler, Peter Cushman, Cushman, Scarborough, Hone Beachler, Rusty Sahm and more in various age groups and strokes.
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Sterling Golfers Take Ist Bryan Invialralists Ist
The Ross Sterling boys golf team won the Bryan invitational by four strokes behind runner-up Mark Nye. Sterling posted 417 to Conroe 321. Nye shot 74 and Lenin Chuck Harris 79 led the pack. Jeff Murray 81 and Chris Heistle 89 followed. freshman Ray Mond Benham closed with 67.
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