Sterling Rangers edge Wildcats in tense district clash
Sterling defeated Lee 5-3 in a PK shootout after a 1-1 regulation, with May and Bear forcing extras and Villanueva clinching the winner. Kingwood moved to 18-0-1 with a 5-1 district victory as Jose Hernandez scored for Lee, and Criss Dippel praised his team's effort. Lee returns Friday to face Sterling at Stallworth Stadium.
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Rachel Mescall
Sterling
May
Paola Bear
Lady Rangers
Bear
Lady Wildcat
Villanueva
Lee
Stallworth Stadium
Foster
Salvador Rodriguez
Dippel
Eddie Hernandez
Kingwood
Humble Rangers Drop District Opener At Sterling
Humble 4 Sterling 2 in boys soccer as Humble scores on two direct kicks and a corner kick. Edgar Bear tallies twice, first goal before halftime to cut the lead to 3-1 in a strange season for RSS under coach Jim Richter.
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Humble
Rangers
RSS
Jim Richter
Edgar Bear
Kingwood Lady Ganders Fall to Mustangs 6-0
In District 21-5A action at Humble the Kingwood girls soccer team were defeated 6-0 by the Lee Lady Mustangs. Kingwood was short handed due to injuries to two starters.
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Baytown Sun
Nicki Evans Lee
Oscar Chavez
Kingwood
Humble
Lady Ganders
Lady Mustangs
Rel
Barbers Hill Knocks Off Hardin-Jefferson In Seventh
Barbers Hill rallied for two runs in the bottom of the seventh to defeat Hardin-Jefferson 7-6 and move to 4-1. Kyle McDonald doubled to start the frame and scored on Alex Rocha’s double. Derek Hulsey delivered the game winner with a line drive after a Carmona bunt loaded the bases. Ross Hales earned the win in relief, improving to 2-1, as Barbers Hill overcame a tentative performance and an early 2-0 deficit.
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Barbers Hill
Hardin- Jefferson
Kyle McDonald
Alex Rocha
Tony Carmona
Derek Hulsey
Ross Hales
Gil Stalbaum
Carmona
Hardin
Colby Townley
Sterling teams dominate all district honors across sports
Sterling High School and Lee High School athletes earned extensive all district recognition in fall sports. Deshelle Isaac Sonaya Puente and Eddie Hernandez qualified in cross country. Sterling placed ten football players on the all district team with multiple first and second team selections and nine honorable mentions. Sterling volleyball claimed eleven all district spots led by MVP Destiny Mason with two other first team picks. Lee volleyball had two first team honorees.
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Deshelle Isaac
Sonaya Puente
Sterling High School
Eddie Hernandez
Lee High School
Lee
Billy Gleason
Rashad Mohammed
Jarvis Moore
J.T. Cleveland
Thomas Bates
Reggie Butler
Michael Mahan
Jerrod Toussaint
Adam Rivera
Jesse Luna
Matt Repp
Kevin Kraft
Dynaun DeBoest
Mike Garcia
Octavio Torres
Fred St. Luce
Sterling
Manasah Davis
Tillman Stevens
Jarius Prout
Bryce Dickens
Anthony Gray
Travey Ray
Keith Sweazie
Ty Simmons
Jason Tanner
Cody Maxey
Destiny Mason
Katy Breazaele
Courtney Zink
Tara Bell
Alyssa Cotten
Pricilla Massengale
Amber Russell
Sashi Snodgrass
Reecie Kwapick
Toni Eschberger
Laura Lamb
Kevyn Jackson
Shardae Philogene
Sterling and Barbers Hill Golf Teams Compete In Multiple Tournaments
Sterling girls finish at Crosby Invitational with RSS 487 led by Arial Reeves 111 while Reece Kwapick 123, Toni Eschberger 126, Felicia Young 127. Sterling JV boys place fifth at Channelview JV Invitational with 362 led by Kyle Pledger 85. BH varsity places seventh at Pearland Invitational with 383 led by Brandon Culver 90 and Keith Lovingood 91. BH boys shoot 308 to place third at Cy-Fair Varsity Boys Invitational led by Matt Stephens 76 and Austin Snell 76. Barbers Hill girls finish Crosby Invitational eighth, total 431 led by Haley McWilliams 100 and Melissa Freeman 106.
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Sterling
Newport Country Club
RSS
Kingwood
Arial Reeves
Reece Kwapick
Toni Eschberger
Felicia Young
Sterling JV
Eagles
Brandon Culver
Keith Lovinggood
Caleb Lowery
Ben Horn
Zach Tittle
Cypress Lakes
Matt Stephens
Austin Snell
Cody Clifton
Derek Wingate
Brooks Ybarra
Barbers Hill
Lady Eagles
Haley McWilliams
Melissa Freeman
Claire Wright
Kaitlyn King
Kelsey Cauley
Robinson Finishes Third in Inaugural Women’s Bassmaster Tour Championship
Highlands resident Juanita Robinson finished third with 28 pounds 12 ounces at the three day Women’s Bassmaster Tour Championship in Birmingham Alabama. Pam Martin-Wells won with 38 pounds 7 ounces and Sheri Glasgow was second with 31 pounds 5 ounces.
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Highlands
Juanita Robinson
Birmingham
Ala
Robinson
Pam Martin-Wells
Bainbridge
Sheri Glasgow
Muskogee
Okla
Lake Amistad
del Rio
Mavericks extend February streak with 13th straight win
In Minneapolis AP reports the Dallas Mavericks allowed a franchise low for February and completed the month unbeaten. Dirk Nowitzki led with 23 points and 14 rebounds while Josh Howard, back from an ankle sprain, helped the 91-65 victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves.
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Minneapolis
Dallas Mavericks
Dirk Nowitzki
Josh Howard
Mavericks
Minnesota Timberwolves
Oviedo shines as Sterling dominates in softball rout
Sterling blanked RSS 10 0 behind Jenny Smith dominant pitching and key hits. Smith, after tendonitis, threw a one hitter with 12 strikeouts in a prior win and 32 K in 21 innings, while Oviedo debuted with RBI doubles and a single. Zink and Humble provided run support as home team jumped to a 9 0 lead by the fourth.
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Dara Palms
RSS
Bianca Ybarra
Smith
Lady Rangers
Mary Tyler Dobson
Pepper Ruiz
Courtney Zink
Zink
Adrienne Oviedo
Jade Bigler
RBI
Oviedo
Sterling
Vicki Sorensen
North Texas
Lady Ranger
Keller
Rockwall
Pearland
RLL
Jenny
Sorensen
Barbers Hill tops Deer Park 5–1 in district clash
Barbers Hill improves to 11-2 overall after a 5-1 win over Deer Park. Br ace Hall earned the win allowing three hits and 11 strikeouts, while Deer Park’s Brittany Simmons yielded eight hits. BH scored two in the first, two in the fourth, and one in the fifth, with key hits from Hall, Creel, Fuentes, Stephens, Lyday, and Campbell. Deer Park’s only run came on a fifth-inning RBI triple after a misplay on a pitchout. The Lady Eagles host Port Neches Groves next.
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Deer Park
Barbers Hill
Hall
Stapling
Corrina Fuentes
Lexi Stephens
Alexa Lyday
Ashley Rasmus
Karra Campbell
Lady Eagles
Kirk Hall
Chandler Hall
Port Neches Groves
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