Rotary Club awards $4000 to Project Blue for Jail Break Run
Baytown Rotary Club presented Project Blue a $4,000 donation and offered to cover runner signups and run-day water station support. Project Blue COO Mary Pinney, visiting Rotarians, noted the club’s ongoing sponsorship and volunteers. The sixth annual Jail Break Run half marathon and 5K is set for February 20 at Lee College. details at jailbreakrun.org.
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Local Sports Calendar Highlights Tonight
Soccer BCA against Bay Area Christian at 5 30 p m. RSS Boys and Girls face La Porte at 7 p m. GCM Boys visit Nederland and Girls host Nederland at 7 30 p m. REL teams play Vidor at 7 30 p m. Crosby meets Dayton with girls at 7 and boys at 7. GCM visits Beaumont Central at 7 p m while REL Girls play Port Neches Groves at 6 p m. Crosby teams square off with Galena Park at 7 p m.
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Beaumont Central
Port Neches-Groves
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Crosby Earns Preseason Poll Votes
Crosby baseball team received votes in the Texas High School Baseball Coaches Association preseason poll after reaching the deepest playoff run in program history last season. The Cougars sit just outside the top ten in the rankings.
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Cougars
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Homebuilders foresee more growth amid uncertain times
Fragmentary OCR reads as homebuilders expect continued growth despite doubts. Chief figures from industry say job creation and demand remain strong, with builders pushing to expand. The garbled text hints at optimism about sustained activity and new projects in coming months.
Commodities Edge Higher as Oil Leads Gains
Oil rose nearly 3 percent marking a second straight gain with copper up while gold and silver slipped. The dollar weakened versus the euro and edged higher against the pound and other currencies, with gains against the Canadian and Mexican pesos.
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Lady Rangers softball aims high under DeeJay Nelson
Ross Sterling enters the season with seven of nine starters returning from a regional quarterfinal squad. Head coach DeeJay Nelson seeks to build on success, aiming to win district 21-6A despite Deer Park’s dominance. First scrimmage is Feb 2 against Katy Seven Lakes at 6:30 p.m.
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DeeJay Nelson
Lady Rangers
Baytown
Nelson
Mady Cates
Cates
Texas Lutheran University
Sterling
Katy Seven Lakes
RSS tennis gears up for spring season
Ross S. Sterling shifts from team to individual tennis for spring led by seniors Annie Jones and Sara Postoak, defending District 21-6A doubles champions. Elisabeth Villarreal and Brooke Lundquist, last year runners-up, also compete in doubles alongside singles standout Dhyani Shukla. Rachir Pipalia leads boys singles/doubles. First tournament at Fort Bend Travis yielded wins for Bourgeois, Hardison in line B, and Benoit with Nasser in mixed doubles. Ayush Agrawal and Villarreal/Lundquist earned third in their events.
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John Tremmel
Rangers
Annie Jones
Sara Postoak
Elisabeth Villarreal
Brooke Lundquist
Dhyani Shukla
Rachir Pipalia
Sterling
Tremmel
Fort Bend Travis
Joey Bourgeois
Kyler Hardison
Bryn Benoit
Jacob Nasser
Ayush Agrawal
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