Lee Ready for Woodlands Tournament Showdown
Lee will wrap up play in the Woodlands Tournament today at 11 a.m. facing Pasadena Memorial in the second half continuation from page five.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 2008
Page
7
Lee will wrap up play in the Woodlands Tournament today at 11 a.m. facing Pasadena Memorial in the second half continuation from page five.
Sterling girls and Pasadena Memorial opened the season with a scoreless tie at Stallworth Stadium. Sterling's defense limited Memorial to one legit chance as Morgan Hollingsworth and Paola Bear stood out. Amanda Graham sparked Lee’s squad with a second half goal for a 2-1 win in the opener at Sultis Memorial Stadium. Shelby Rodriguez earned praise for eight first half saves.
West Brook led 22-15 at halftime but Sterling finished strong with a 5-0 run, fueled by a buzzer beater by Thomas. The Lady Bruins improved to 14-10 overall and claimed their third straight district win as they eye a playoff spot. Emeral Ford scored eight points. The Lady Rangers head to Atascocita Tuesday for the next district game.
Williams commented on the poor start as Laday led Ganders with 16 points eight players scored. Laday hit half his points in the third quarter helping Lee cut an 11 point halftime gap to four. Mayes Butler Hudson added key baskets. Lee visits Humble to face the league leading Wildcats Tuesday.
Barbers Hill Lady Eagles beat Huffman 61 to 40 to improve to 6 1 in district and 18 7 overall. Cirby Manchaca 15 points Shannon Mudd 13 led the attack as Barbers Hill opened a 7 6 first quarter tie into a 42 16 surge across the second and third. Jordan Cobb added 10 points, setting up Tuesday district showdown with C E King, who handed Barbers Hill its lone district loss and enters at 21 4A with 21 4A undefeated record.
Barbers Hill Eagles beat Huffman 63 to 37 to claim their third District 21-4A victory, all on the road. Jon Daniels scored 23 points including 21 from three point range, with Brooks Ybarra adding 13 as Barbers Hill improves to 14-7 and 3-2 in district. coach Nathan Toon praised defense, rebounding and ball movement. They head to C.E. King next Tuesday.
Crosby Lady Cougars overcame a 16 3 first quarter and 22 12 halftime hole to surge for a 42 32 win over Forest Brook. LaQuisha Walker and Chelsea Miller each had 12 points as Crosby moved to 4 3 in District 21 4A and 12 14 overall. Amanda Navarro drilled a critical 3 early in the fourth quarter as Crosby closed strong.
City officials anticipate a stream of projects after the inter local agreement gains approval. District 4 Councilman Don Murray praised the deal with the county, noting concessions on smaller issues. Mayor Stephen DonCarlos celebrated the long, winding road to agreement and predicted improved thoroughfares parallel to Garth Road.
Crosby outscored Forest Brook 18 to 4 in the final period to rally for a win. The Lady Cougars host Huffman on Tuesday night.
Beaumont Baytown Christian Academy won 65 to 59 on the road Friday night to move to 3-2 in district and 10-5 overall. Frank Frazier scored 27 points and Luke Davis added 22 as the Bulldogs withstood late pressure and hit free throws to seal the win. They next play Galveston O Connell Friday.
Beaumont Legacy fell 46-26 as BCA girls lifted their record to 12-5 overall and 5-0 in district. Christian Brantley led with 14 points while Sara Davis and Carli Burgeson added eight each. Assistant coach Derek Martin praised full court pressure and tight defense. The Lady Bulldogs return Friday to face an unspecified opponent.
The Baytown Police logged several theft incidents including tools worth about 800 dollars stolen from a storage building on East Jack Avenue between December 21 and Tuesday, a GMC truck estimated at 6000 dollars taken from San Jacinto Mall, and jewelry theft at Mr Money Pawn. Witnesses described a black man about 5 feet 11 inches tall and 230 pounds, and a green Impala used in the jewelry theft. A 12 foot long Lowboy trailer, valued at 750 dollars, was stolen from Creekbend Drive.
Detectives from the Special Operations Unit executed a narcotics search warrant in the 2300 block of Carolina Street around 1 p.m. Thursday. Officers seized larger quantities of crack cocaine and marijuana, two firearms, and arrested two men and one woman on possession with intent to deliver charges.
A burglary occurred in the 400 block of Stella Street between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m. Thursday. Baytown Police reported $130 in stolen property including a Sony PlayStation 2 console and a game controller.
Between 6 a.m. Thursday and 6 a.m. Friday Baytown Police wrote 51 offense reports including three assaults one auto theft four burglaries two vehicle burglaries two criminal mischief reports three disorderly conduct reports three forgeries one robbery four thefts 14 other arrests and 14 miscellaneous offenses. One major vehicle crash and seven minor accidents reported. Crime Stoppers pays cash for tips and callers remain anonymous. Call 281-427-TIPS. Full report available on the City of Baytown website.
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