Ganders JV top Conroe 6 3 in baseball contest
Cuco Sotelo pitched a complete game for the Lee Ganders in a 6-3 junior varsity win over Conroe. He fanned five, allowed three hits as Robert Salinas went 3-for-4 with a two-run homer. James Tolar also went 3-for-4 with a double and other Ganders hitters contributed. The Ganders next play in the West Brook tournament. Cowboys hire Gary Gibbs as linebackers coach after OU stint.
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Area calendar features multiple district invitational games
Sports schedule lists Herrington Invitational and various subsets: Sterling faces South Houston at noon and Pasadena at 7 30 p.m. Lee competes in Lee vs Dobie and Langham Creek vs Sam Rayburn with several JV and Soph events. Track cross country softball tennis and soccer meet diverse teams including Pearland Langham Creek Alvin Lee Sterling Dobie and Deer Park across venues Lee West Brook North Shore and La Porte events.
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Television Guide Highlights Major Tonight Matchups
Syracuse plays Villanova at 6 p.m. on ESPN followed by Tulane at Rice at 7 p.m. on FSN and Duke versus Virginia at 8 p.m. on ESPN Also Stanford hosts Arizona at 9 30 p.m. on FSN Plus PGA Genuity Championship coverage at 3 p.m. on USA and New York at Miami on TNT at 7 p.m with San Jose at Washington on ESPN2 at 6 30 p.m.
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Gary Herrington Invitational opens with Baytown teams in contention
Lee and Sterling begin play in the Gary Herrington Invitational a 10 team tournament at Herrington Field. Sterling faces South Houston at noon and Pasadena at 7 30 pm while Lee meets Dobie at noon and Sam Rayburn at 7 30 pm. Four games Saturday determine first place with rain a potential disruption.
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Rangers
Rebels defeat Kilgore as eight straight 3s spark win
Lee College Runnin' Rebels beat Kilgore Rangers 93-82 to extend their winning streak to eight. Anwar Ferguson scored 12 and 11 rebounds, Ashley Thibodeaux added 16 with three first half threes, while Andre Joseph and Kevin Cooper fueled a 10-0 run in the second half.
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Louisiana
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Kevin Cooper
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Cooper
Rangers
Angelina College
Astros pay 2.1 million to drop Enron name from ballpark
Astros owner Drayton McLane Jr. agreed to pay 2.1 million to buy back Enron Field naming rights from Enron Corp creditors. The park will be called Astrol Field while a new buyer is sought, pending bankruptcy court approval. Enron officials say they may rename the company after reorganizing.
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Penske Ganassi Set to Challenge IRL Regulars
CART exiles Penske and Ganassi move to the IRL with Gil de Ferran and Helio Castroneves aiming to translate past CART success to the 15 event season starting in Miami. Regulars face a tougher field as the series expands and Penske prepares for a fresh challenge.
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Juan Montoya
Michael Jordan likely out for season with knee surgery
Washington star Michael Jordan underwent his first career knee surgery to repair torn cartilage. Team officials said recovery could range two to six weeks, with the return timing shaping the Wizards playoff push and a lengthy mid March road trip.
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