Lee Sterling soccer optimistic about 04 season
In Baytown, Alyson Ankrom leads Sterling High as head coach shifting to a new era. The Lady Rangers open 2004 with a 1-1 record, emphasis on juniors and seniors, new keeper balance, and a push to implement a higher level of play. Abby McAdams keys midfield while Sasha Simon shifts to forward with Glynis Haifley back in goal.
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Sterling
Lady Rangers
Alyson Ankrom
Goose Creek ExxonMobil
Ankrom
Abby McAdams
Sasha Simon
Glynis Haifley
Haifley
Sasha
Kelly Ochoa
Meghan Heintschel
Goal driven defense anchors junior soccer squad
Ankrom praises Paige Miller as the most consistent defender while Leah Linares and Laura Valencia loom as dual threat players on defense and offense. Coach notes team roles and growth as Sterling seeks daily improvement beyond mere wins. Across town, Randy Hopper lauds a highly athletic but inexperienced Lady Ganders with freshman keeper Cissa Trousdale and veterans Iveth Amezcua Nancy Bonds and Paige Bemick shaping up the midfield.
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Ankrom
Paige Miller
Leah Linares
Laura Valencia
Valencia
Sterling
Cissa Trousdale
Hopper
Lady Ganders
Iveth Amezcua
Nancy Bonds
Paige Bemick
Bonds
Lee and Sterling kick off Goose Creek Classic at Sterling High
The Lee and Sterling girls soccer teams start play in the Goose Creek ExxonMobil Classic at Sterling High School. Today features Lee vs Galena Park and Channelview vs La Marque at 10 am with Sterling facing North Shore at 12 30 pm and Crosby meets Lamar Consolidated.
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Galena Park
Channelview
la Marque
Sterling
North Shore
Lamar Consolidated
Crosby
Sterling High School
Ankrom
Lamar
Tournament schedule high school basketball Friday and Saturday
Friday games include Lee versus Galena Park at 10 a.m. Channelview meets La Marque at 10 a.m. Sterling hosts North Shore at 12 30 p.m. Lamar Consolidated plays Crosby at 12 30 p.m. Saturday brackets start with winners and losers bracket games culminating in a championship at 4 p.m.
San Jacinto blanked Lee College 100 to 61 on the road
Second-ranked San Jacinto College rebounded from its first defeat with a 100 61 victory over Lee College at Anders Gym. Kentrell Gransberry scored 24 with 17 boards, Jihad Muhammed 16, Trey McDowell 14, and Rashad Robinson 16 rebounds for the Ravens 14 1 in Region IX. Lee falls to 5 10 1 8 in league with 3 point producer Ashley Thibodeaux adding nine. Rebels host Trinity Valley Saturday at 4 p m.
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Lee College
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Rebels
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Jihad Muhammed
Trey McDowell
Rashad Robinson
Dwight Taylor
Lee
Ashley Thibodeaux
Trinity Valley Community College
Pearl and QB Allen leaves OU for SHSU
Redshirt freshman Noah Allen has left Oklahoma and will transfer to Sam Houston State. He played in three games this season with no stats and will compete for SHSU’s starting job next season. Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops praised him and noted he leaves in good standing.
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Oklahoma
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Bob Stoops
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A&m
Jason White
Rhent
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