Baytown Youth Sports Expo Set for Saturday
The Baytown Youth Sports Expo returns for a third year on Saturday January 14 at the Baytown Community Center 2407 Market St. Hosted by the Baytown Youth Sports Council with city, Lee College, Baytown YMCA and Goose Creek ISD partners. Admission is free and league registrations begin at the event. For more information call Baytown Parks and Recreation at 281-420-6597.
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Week's High School Games Schedule Report
The list shows boys and girls basketball games across Lee Humble Sterling Spring East Chambers Barbers Hill Liberty and Barbers Hill. Matches include soph, JV, and varsity levels with times from 4 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Soccer scrimmages feature Sterling versus Strake Jesuit and Channelview versus Lee along with Rayburn versus Sterling.
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Humble
Sterling
East Chambers
Barbers Hill
Liberty
Strake Jesuit
Channelview
Rayburn Girls
Tyler Junior College Faces Lee College In Night Tipoff
College basketball action unfolds Wednesday as Tyler Junior College visits Lee College for a 7 p.m. game. The match pits two regional programs. both seek a conference win and momentum heading into the weekend.
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Lee College
Wisconsin at Minnesota and more college games listed
ESPN and SSPN2 air Wisconsin at Minnesota 6 p.m. North Carolina at Virginia Tech 6:30 p.m. Missouri at Oklahoma 7 p.m. Vanderbilt at Kentucky 8 p.m. Pro basketball Rockets at Charlotte 6:30 p.m. Pro hockey Detroit at Carolina 6 p.m.
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Minnesota
North Carolina
Virginia Tech
Missouri
Oklahoma
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
Rockets
Charlotte
Detroit
Carolina
Sports Editor Contact Details
Doyle Barlow oversees Baytown Sun sports and can be reached at 281 425 8031 or via email at sports baytownsun com for questions ideas and submissions.
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Four Seahawks and Colts Dominate 2005 AP All-Pro Team
Antonio Gates of San Diego led unaninmous selections to the 2005 AP All-Pro squad joined by four players from Indianapolis and Seattle. Shaun Alexander and Brian Urlacher earned top votes, with Manning, Saturday, Freeney, Sanders, and others highlighted as key picks.
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Antonio Gates
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Seattle
NFL
Shaun Alexander
Chicago
Brian Urlacher
Peyton Manning
Colts
Jeff Saturday
Dwight Freeney
Bob Sanders
Sanders
Freeney
Seahawks
Walter Jones
Steve Hutchinson
Mack Strong
Texans
Jerome Mathis
Panthers
Steve Smith
Bengals
Chad Johnson
Willie Anderson
Chiefs
Brian Waters
Steelers
Alan Faneca
Hutchinson
Tiki Barber
Giants
Alexander
Barber
Osi Umenyiora
Jamal Williams
Richard Seymour
Urlacher
Bears
Lance Briggs
Buccaneers
Derrick Brooks
Denver
al Wilson
Troy Polamalu
Broncos
Champ Bailey
Bucs
Ronde Barber
Tiki
Bailey
La Marque Tops Crosby In Tight Non-District Clash
La Marque beat Crosby 59-57 as Crosby missed key shots late and sent by free throws. Marion led Crosby with 22 points while Bass scored 18 as Crosby dropped to 11-7 on the season.
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Chiefs hire Edwards as head coach from Jets
Herman Edwards returns to Kansas City as head coach after 17 years since an intern stint. The four year deal follows his Jets release with Kansas City sending a fourth round pick as compensation. Carl Peterson hails Edwards as highly qualified and vows bright future for the Chiefs.
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Ganders look to leverage experience in 2006 season
REL soccer enters 2006 with 10 seniors and nine juniors, 48 on varsity or junior varsity, led by keeper Tadeo Cavazos and four year letterman Miguel Razo. Coach Criss Dippel emphasizes controlled play and field position, expecting improvement from close 6 10 6 record and new district shootout rule. Season opens Friday at Channelview with varsity at 7 p.m.
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Ganders
REL
Criss Dippel
Dippel
Witch Doctor
AEL
Tadeo Cavazos
Luis Rodriguez
Miguel Razo
Cavazos
Razo
Waldo Sanchez
Francisco DeAvila
Sterling
Sanchez
DeAvila
Micheal Trevino
Jesus Hernandez
Jose Hernandez
Pete Gomez
Oscar Chavez
Carlos Sandoval
Byron Munguia
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