Ex-Eagle Stefani earns first U.S. Open bid in style
Local golfer Shawn Stefani, 27, a Barbers Hill and Lamar product, qualified for the U.S. Open at Bethpage Black after posting 66 69 in Dallas sectional play. He beat four former PGA Tour winners, including Notah Begay, aboard a steady rise from Eagle Pointe to mini-tours with sponsorships and strong mini-tour winnings.
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Utes Land Houston Stars In Bayou Bowl Shakeup
Eric Dage of Houston Westside and Jarrad Stewart of Pearland will play in the Nike Bayou Bowl before joining the University of Utah. Dage, 6-3 220, posted 85 tackles and six sacks this season and chose Utah for its home feel and program. Stewart, Touchdown Club Houston Defensive Player of the Year with 120 tackles, six interceptions, and two fumbles, also picked Utah, drawn by the initial offer and the chance to extend Utah’s undefeated run.
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Dayton All-American Dugat to miss Bayou Bowl appearance
A. J. Dugat of Dayton, an All-American wide receiver who signed with the University of Houston, was ruled out of the Texas-Louisiana Bayou Bowl due to dehydration and anemia. Coach Jerry Stewart said Dugat collapsed during an early week workout, was hospitalized, and doctors advised against playing.
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