Sports Brief: Summer Youth Camps and Open Gyms
Baytown hosts Sports 4 Shorties July 16 20 at Wayne Gray Complex for ages 2 8 featuring soccer basketball flag football baseball softball tennis and gymnastics from 9 to 11 am with $35 and daily towels water. Other listings include hunter education July 7 8 at Eddie V Gray Wetlands Center, Barbers Hill Eagles football openings, Crosby volleyball camp June 25 28, Lee High School open gym for Goose Creek students, and Friday Safe Street Night at Houston Raceway Park.
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Baytown
Barbers Hill Eagles
Texas Intercity Football League
Eagle Stars
Eagles and Stars
Barbers Hill
Lydia Spirko
Bobby Spirko
April Rawlinson
Crosby
Crosby High School
Stephanie Cone
Mascarro pioneers seventh umpire in College World Series
Highlands resident Danny Mascarro debuts a seven-official crew for the best-of-three CWS final, placing the seventh official in center field. The concept, first in college baseball, aims to reduce fan interference and improve game flow as Mascarro argues it benefits teams with pitching choices.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Highlands
Danny Mascarro
Dave Yeast
Ganders rally past Sterling for first Lee College Summer League win
Lee College Ganders overcome a one point fourth quarter deficit to beat Sterling 39 30 as Jayce Parker scores all 10 of his second half points. Laday leads Lee with 12 points and Corley adds five while Miller tops scoring with 13 for Sterling. Baytown Christian beats Forest Brook 52 40 in other action.
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Lee
Lee College
Ganders
Sterling
Jayce Parker
Baytown Christian Academy
Forest Brook
Rangers
Terrance McIntyre
Andre Corley
Leo Miller
Miller
Jerrell Magee
Parker
Cornelius Laday
UNC knocks out Rice in CWS finals rematch
North Carolina powered to a 7-4 win over Rice in Omaha to win its bracket for the second straight year and advance to the finals against Oregon State. Four Tar Heel homers backed Adam Warren and two relievers as Dustin Ackley, Tim Fedroff, Seth Williams, and Josh Horton homered. Rice, after two early wins, exited with 56-14, having been held to five runs in the two losses to UNC.
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Omaha
Neb
North Carolina
Adam Warren
Rice
Tar Heels
Oregon State
Arizona State
Southern California
Owls
Dustin Ackley
Matt Langwell
Tim Fedroff
Seth Williams
Josh Horton
Bobby Bramhall
Langwell
Louisville
Bramhall
NASA East Routs Baytown East to Clinch Playoff Berth
NASA East defeated Baytown East 16 to 9 to finish pool play and secure the No. 2 seed for district quarterfinals. Jacob Gallaga hit a solo homer and went 1 for 1 with three walks, while Austin Pursnell, Tyler Fadal, and Sierra Miller fueled a late rally before NASA answered with six runs in the bottom of the fourth. Baytown East stranded runners after a 4th inning collapse and will play next week at Santa Fe with opponent TBA.
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NASA East
Baytown
Tyler Fadal
NAIA
Sierra Miller
Brady Sutton
Gallaga
Austin Pursnell
Sutton
Miller
James Paul Ferris
Fadal
NASA
Santa Fe
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Eddie V. Gray Wetlands Center
Lee High School
Goose Creek
Houston Raceway Park
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Michael Ineda
Saytownsun.com
Mascarro
CWS
NCAA
Moscorro
Moscarro
Mascorro
Michael
Pir
Laday
Xavier Scott
The
Corley
Baytown Sun
Nada Elsayed
UNC
Baytown East
Michael Pineda
Imson.com
Nada
Justin Wallace
East All Stars
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