Local high school soccer set to kick off week
Scrimmages end as predistrict games and tournaments begin for area teams. Goose Creek Memorial hosts Dayton Monday as the Broncos field both boys and girls programs for the first time. Lady Broncos start Tuesday at Needville. Sterling girls open Thursday in Spring Branch tournament. Sterling boys host Farr Tuesday with Friday’s home game vs Dayton. Galena Park trips to Baytown Tuesday for separate boys and girls games at 7 p.m.
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Dayton
Broncos
Lady Broncos
Needville
Lady Bluejays
Spring Branch
Ross S. Sterling
Lady Rangers
Aaron Leth
Austin Holmelin
RSS Athletic Coor
Humble
Sterling
Farr High School
Rangers
Galena Park
Baytown
Lady Yellowjackets
GCM
Yellowjackets
Monday Sports Calendar Highlights Local High School Games
A packed Monday schedule features GCM, RSS, REL, BH, BCA, Crosby, Dayton, and other teams. Matches span boys and girls across Dayton, La Porte, Port Neches Groves, Vidor, Galena Park, Allen Academy, Porter, New Caney, Humble, Needville, and Needville schools with kickoff times from 5 to 7:30 PM.
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RSS
la Porte
Port Neches-Groves
GCM
Port
Farr
Humble
Galena Park
REL
Dayton
Needville
Lee College and Paris JC Play at 6 P.M. Girls Schedule
Wednesday girls action features Lee College at Paris Junior College with a 6 p.m. start on psnsports.com RSS. Also on the slate Dayton girls at Humble tournament and Spring Branch tournament action.
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Lee College
Paris
Psnsports.com
Panola College
Psnsports
RSS
Humble
Sam Rayburn
Friday RSS and more boys and girls high school games list
A schedule listing multiple high school games this Friday across districts. Boys and girls teams from RSS, Port Arthur Memorial, GCM, REL, BH, BCA, Crosby, Dayton, Langham Creek and others compete at various start times including 6 p.m, 7 p.m, 7:30 p.m, and a 10:45 a.m. Cen tered match among Crosby and Langham Creek.
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RSS
Port Arthur Memorial
GCM
Kingwood Park
Village School
Crosby
C.E. King
Dayton
Porter
Humble
Langham Creek
Spring Branch
Lee College and Panola College Playoff Preview
Lee College faces Panola College in a 6 p.m. showdown broadcast on psnsports.com. A morning boys RSS event from Sam Rayburn opens at 8 a.m., listing timing and venue details for the college sports day.
Port Neches-Groves tops REL in tight district opener
In Baytown Port Neches-Groves defeated Robert E. Lee 57-54 to move REL to 0-1 in district play. Lee’s Trent Manuel cited missed free throws and execution issues as keys to the loss. Josh Hockless led the Ganders with 18 points while Jacob Gaston added 11. PNG hit five 3s in the second to surge ahead.
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Robert E. Lee
Josh Hockless
Port Neches Groves
Baytown
Port Neches-Groves
Ganders
Lee
Trent Manuel
Manuel
Jacob Gaston
AEL
Indians
PNG
Lee College goes 1-2 in Arizona
Lee College Runnin' Rebels went 1-2 at the Fiesta Bowl Junior College Shootout in Mesa Arizona. They beat Snow College 84-79 then fell to Big Bend 86-85 and Baltimore City Community College 90-83. Tim Coleman led with 25 against Baltimore, Tony Farmer 22 and 8, Brandon Jenkins 18 and 5. Coleman 20 and Farmer 21 paced the Snow win. The Rebels travel to Paris Junior College next Wednesday at 6 p.m.
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Lee College
Coleman
Rebels
Snow College
Farmer
Andre Edwards
Jenkins
Dupp Reath
Paris Junior College
Clowney Out For Texans In Week Against Jaguars
Houston outside linebacker Jadeveon Clowney will miss the game with a foot injury as the Texans seek their first AFC South title and a postseason berth since 2012. He suffered the injury in the win over Tennessee and did not practice all week.
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Jadeveon Clowney
Jacksonville Jaguars
Bill O'Brien
Clowney
Texans
Jaguars
Tennessee
Astros invite 19 players to major league spring training
The Houston Astros announce 19 non roster invitees for Major League Spring Training including seven pitchers two catchers seven infielders and three outfielders. Jeff Luhnow also signs two minor league free agents Eury Perez and Cesar Valdez both earning invites to camp plus a list of players led by Alex Bregman Jake Buchanan J D Davis Chris Devenski Derek Fisher and Tony Kemp. Reed tops minors in 2015 with 34 homers 127 RBIs while earning multiple accolades.
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Houston Astros
Astros
Jeff Luhnow
Luhnow
Eury Perez
Cesar Valdez
Perez
Valdez
Alex Bregman
Jake Buchanan
J.D. Davis
Chris Devenski
Derek Fisher
Tyler Heineman
James Hoyt
Jordan Jankowski
Jon Kemmer
Tony Kemp
Brendan McCurry
Colin Moran
Roberto Pena
A.J. Reed
Brady Rodgers
Joe Sclafani
Tyler White
Reed
Baseball America
Espn.com
Milb
Houston
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