Friday Scoreboard: South Houston and More
Friday scoreboard lists South Houston at Lee 7 30 p m and Sterling at Rayburn 7 45 p m along with Dobie at Pasadena Spin North Shore at Deer Park 7 45 p m plus numerous college results including Pittsburgh 61 Boston College 5 Richmond 74 American U 55 and Villanova 89 Drexel 55.
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Are Sterling girls properly ranked in Texas polls
In Baytown the Ross Sterling Rangers sit 19th in the THSCA rankings with a 20-1 record. Coach Patti Ray notes rankings reflect schedule quality and wins matter, while highlighting players Bridgette Caesar Karen Williams Jody Manier Tina Bond Rhonda Singleton and unsung Phyllis Aswell. A coaching change shifts freshman roles as RSS teams post strong 41-4 overall and 15-0 in District 23-5A.
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Jan Hilliard
Baker Road
Lee JV girls stay unbeaten in district play with 45th win
Lee’s JV team improved to 12-12 on the season and 45- in district play after a win. Freshmen also beat Musatangs 38-22 as Kelly Cline scored 16 and Krista Bosse added 11 with six rebounds. Holli Pagel led Ganders with 11 boards as Lee posted an 81 record in district play.
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Sterling Freshmen Rally For Two District Wins
Sterling freshmen hoops beat Pasadena Dobie 47-41 in A game and 87-55 in B game at home in District 23-54 action. Chuck Washington scored 12 in A, while Derrick Haywood and Laurence Creeks added eight each. Pat Hendricks 6 rebounds, Brian Pickens 5. In B, Jeremy Vasquez led with 16 points, Cliff Stolander 15, Andy Ward 10.
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Andy Ward
Glasscock seals Barbers Hill win over Anahuac 62-61
Glasscock scored the decisive points with 18 seconds left as Barbers Hill JV edged Anahuac 62-61 in district play. Billy Barber led Eagles with 26 points, 22 from the free throw line, while Robert Butler added 21 and Phillip James nine. Barbers Hill made 30 of 46 at the line, outscoring in free throws after being outshot 27-16 from the field.
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Louis Cox
Matt Stratmann
Eagle girls crush Anahuac in JV basketball clash
Barbers Hill junior varsity girls routed Anahuac 91-16 as Tina Bradford and Angie Blackmon each scored 22. Angela Merka added 20 and Lori Stacey 14, lifting Eagle JV to 13-3 overall and 4-0 in District 20-34. Freshmen beat Anahuac 60-51 led by Julie Henscey with 21.
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Mancini eyes rematch amid retirement questions
Ray Mancini, 23, faces Livingston Bramble for the WBA lightweight title Feb 16 in Reno after a June loss in Buffalo. Despite critics urging retirement, Mancini says he is physically OK and eager to talk about the fight, not his career. Manager Dave Wolf notes Mancini shows no sign of stopping.
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Brooks Fired as Rangers Coach. VP Craig Patrick Takes Over
New York AP reports Herb Brooks was relieved of his duties as Rangers coach with Craig Patrick, the team vice president and GM, stepping in. Injuries to key players crippled the lineup, undermining Brooks's bid for the franchise’s first NHL title since 1940. Goalie Glen praised the team’s resilience despite losses.
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Herb Brooks
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Rangers Win Amid Injury Plague Drives Mixed Season
Rangers struggle through a 15-22-8 season in the Patrick Division with key injuries hampering forward lines. Coach Hanlon and captain Hedberg acknowledge blame for inconsistent results while Ron Greshner notes the unusually high injury toll. Becky Saterbak leads a mixed scoring effort against Deer Park, supported by Kim Mosley and Kellie Jordan as freshmen post strong showings.
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