Ranger Gals Edge Generals in 58 50 Win
Rangers rallied after a slow start to defeat MacArthur 58 50 and advance in the district playoffs. Sterling Yeleg led Hubert Bl with 20 points, Venita Gutland scored 20, Lina Siden 17, and Danna Irwin 15 as Hubert Bl moved to the first round title game with tenacious defense and balanced scoring.
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Sterling
Cumsky
Venita Gutland
Lina Siden
Danna Irwin
Fewhin
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Michelle Habergan
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Jeve Jimi Varally
Ggittie
Gander Girls Rally To Edge Aldine In District Contest
Gander girls fend off Aldine 40 35 as Maconns guard Led by Lewis and teammates Lewis and Lewin. Aldine rallied in second half but Gander held on to claim key win boosting district standings.
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Ted
Alu
Maradin
How They Stand
A brief standings update notes performance shifts across teams with mentions of WUHAN and QANTAS reflecting regional standings and recent results. No specific dates or scores are provided. The item reads as a quick snapshot of current positions and upcoming contests without detailed data.
McMillon Named TCAC Player of the Week After Key Wins
McMillon earns TCAC Player of the Week honors as he led Haven McMillon and the Hebels in a series of strong performances. His 20 point career night boosted Lee College to a 6-2 league standing, keeping them in top contention behind Temple May and San Antonio College. The award reflects his pivotal role and the team’s rising momentum in the conference race.
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Temple May
Mom
San Antonio College
Lee College
Cedar Bayou Splits With Horace Mann in Tight High School Tilt
Cedar Bayou defeated Horace Mann 61 48 with Terry Raymond scoring 22 and Pat Lewis 18. David Aguys 43 and Richard Mangus 16 led Cedar Bayou, while Willian Slaughter tallied 29 and Attke Wilson added 10 rebounds. Horace Mann’s Lyndon Alfred and Janle Wich had six points each as Highlands and Baker contention continued.
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Horace Mann
Avton
Horie Mann
Terry Raymond
Pat Lewis
David Aguy
Richard Mangus
Cedar Bayou
Cedi Bayou
Hrent Perhy
Bratshaw Tlt
Ricky Rocriguez
Pat Murray
Ted Horee Mann
Will
Willian Slaughter
Attke Wilson
Ag Horace Mant
Baseball practice starts despite weather for Hoberts Lee and Steeling
Weathery start for Hoberts Lee and Steeling as baseball teams begin Wednesday under University Interscholastic League rules. Season opens March 1. Coaches discuss indoor drills, field access, and early expectations for Ganders and Hangers with returning players, new juniors, and district hopes.
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Steeling
Neather
Hel
Hoss
Sterling
Ronnie Klueh
Frosh and Sophomores Triumph Over Galena Park
The Houston frosh and sophomores each defeated Galena Park. Jamey Hillin sank both free throws in a one-and-one with 12 seconds left to seal the frosh win. Tyrone Nichols led the team with limited scoring while Frankie Bupys, Hillin, and Scott Herring contributed. Joe Hailey grabbed rebounds as Darnall Hunter and others added solid play.
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Aics Frosh
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Frankie Bupys
Hill
Scott Herring
Joe Hailey
Darnall Hunter
John
Fon
SWC Cage Tourney Tickets On Sale
Houston report on Southwest Conference basketball tournament tickets. The Summit box office handles orders by check, with mail returns and stamped envelopes requested. Final attendance records reached 15,262 for the finals, and the three night package lists seat prices. The regular season champ earns a BYE to finals, with qualifiers advancing to Houston for a double header on March 2 and semis later.
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Uiassto
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Ulee
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Leama
Sterling Vals Victorious in District ZL AMA A game
Sterling Vals defeated Woodland Acres ninth graders 61 to 8 at Winnie Brown Sports Complex on Monday evening. Quincy Arceneans scored 26 points for Lie Volunteers, with Gary Heintsch adding 15 and Stephen Padgett 4 as the teams split the 4-8 District ZL AMAA matchup.
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Woodland Acres
Winnie Brown
Quincy Arceneans
Gary Heintsch
Stephen Padgett
Lie
Priddy Keys Leads Rebel Rays at Lamar Swim Meet
Priddy Keys swam to four firsts and a second as the Lee Cottege Rebels dominated the Lamar University event. He won the 160 yard breaststroke in a top time, 100 back, 200 butterfly and led relay efforts while Christy Mortis added a junior girls 200 breast bronze and others placed in senior events.
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Senor
Don Hinton
Kentucky Holds No 1 In AP College Basketball Poll
Kentucky remains the top ranked team in the AP poll at 14-1 after beating Stanford and Alabama last week. Arkansas moves up to No 2 after overtime wins over Baylor and SMU, with Marquette and Notre Dame following. USC and Duke rise with upsets and key wins shaping the top positions.
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Baytown Eyes Pro Women's Basketball Franchise
Houston area investors form the American Women's Basketball Association to establish Gulf Coast teams. Baytown, population 50,000, is a candidate city with franchise ownership open to individuals or groups. Initial costs for launching a team could range from four thousand to one thousand dollars, with a 1979 80 season timeline.
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American Women’s Hasketball Association
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Sun Outdoor Guide Weather and Fishing Notes
Sun Outdoor Guide reports windy seas and choppy bays around Galveston with offshore swells reaching five to seven feet and water temperatures in the mid 40s to 50s. Two high tides occur Wednesday at 9.22 and two low tides at 4:27 and 5:05 a.m. Galveston bay angling sees few whiting and anglers seek spring run hints while Lake Livingston guides struggle to entice big black bass.
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Hob Waddell
Livingston
Charlie Ritchie
Aldine Cager Back Friday After Injury
Aldine forward Chuck Meira is set to return to the Mustangs starting lineup Friday against Sterling after recovery from a fractured lip. Peirce suffered a mouth injury last Tuesday costing him a 17 point season average and will miss the Tuesday game at North Shore.
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Aldine
Chuck Meira
Mustangs
E’riday
Sterling
Peirce
Robert Isne
Baytuwa
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Junior
Aldina
North Shore
Ross To Get Challenged By Brook In District 21- AMA
Ross faces Brook in the District 21 AMA championship first round at 7:80 p.m. Oss hosts the reigning champion Jorast rook. Hubert and Lee plan 7:30 p.m. matchup with Smiley, Monday night doubleheader.
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Brook
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