Lee College Runs Summer Basketball Camps for Youth
Lee College opens registration for four basketball camps in June and July for girls and boys from kindergarten to ninth grade. Sessions run 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m. to noon Friday. Fees are 95 dollars per camper, 50 dollars for additional siblings. includes ball and T shirt. An awards ceremony concludes each camp.
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Roethlisberger Fined for Riding Without License in Crash
Steeler quarterback Ben Roethlisberger did not have a valid motorcycle license when he collided with a woman's car on June 12 in Pennsylvania. He faces $388 in fines and fees for riding without a license and not wearing a helmet.
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Sports evening slate features MLB NBA and college action
On the air schedule lists Minnesota at Houston with FSNH at 7 p.m. Cubs visit Cleveland on WGN at 6 p.m. Miami at Dallas on ABC at 8 p.m. College baseball Clemson versus Cal-State Fullerton on ESPN2 at 4 p.m. Oregon State faces the loser of Miami versus Rice on ESPN2. CVS covers the Charity Classic golf at 3 p.m. Contact Doyle Barlow at 281-425-8031 or sports@baytownsun.com for questions.
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Spain advances in World Cup with late turnaround win
Spain beat Tunisia 3-1 to top Group H and reach the second round as the team’s 24 game unbeaten run under Luis Aragones continues. Raul Gonzalez and Fernando Torres sparked a six minute spell to overturn an early Tunisian lead. Switzerland beat Togo 2-0 as Alexander Frei and Tranquillo Barnetta scored, tightening Group G. Ukraine defeated Saudi Arabia 4-0 with Andriy Shevchenko scoring his first World Cup goal. Switzerland only needs a draw against South Korea to advance.
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Rice tops Miami 3-2 to reach CWS winners bracket
Rice Owls defeat Miami 3-2 in Omaha to stay alive in the College World Series. Tyler Henley opened with a leadoff homer, closer Cole St. Clair earned the start and six strikeouts in five innings, then Rice held off a ninth inning rally as Miami stranded runners on first and third. St. Clair allowed one unearned run on three hits as Rice improves to 57-11 and moves within one win of the championship series.
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Hurricanes capture first Stanley Cup on Tobacco Road
In Raleigh the Hurricanes defeated the Oilers 3 1 to win their first NHL championship as Cam Ward backstopped a stingy defense. Aaron Ward and Frantisek Kaberle scored, Ward earned Conn Smythe honors, and Justin Williams closed the win with an open net goal as the crowd roared.
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Area volleyball teams prep for season in summer league
Baytown area high schools played summer league at BCA as prep for the upcoming season. Sterling and Crosby split matches with Barbers Hill, Crosby and Baytown Christian Academy, with Sterling taking two against Crosby and Crosby rallying to defeat Barbers Hill in two tight games.
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