Kalitta killed in NHRA crash at New Jersey track
NHRA driver Scott Kalitta died after his Funny Car burst into flames and crashed during final qualifying at Old Bridge Township Raceway Park. The 46 year old from Palmetto, Florida, was racing at about 300 mph when the car caught fire. Kalitta had two Top Fuel titles in 1994 and 1995 and a long racing career with 18 career victories.
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Baytown dominates at Hershey Games regional meet
Baytown Track Club shined at the Hershey Track and Field Games regional meet in Deer Park. The 4x100 relay sweeps led a night of strong finishes with Baytown qualifiers across ages 9 to 14, including multiple relay wins and numerous individual medals advancing to the state meet in Austin. Baytown's 33 individual entries and seven relays underscored a dominant performance across boys and girls events.
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Kane Vigier
Patrick Leonce
Roderick Kempt
Darion Alcazar
Henery Canales
Marquest Bacote
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Daevonna Goudeau
Shantel Thomas
Vantashia Gold
Lauren Bieber
Aleke Stoddart
Jasmyn Lewis
Shh
Cara Young
Talynn Ford
Jenise Gilbert
Justine Morton
Reagan Crichlow
Tela Terry
Austin
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Valencia
Kiersten Santana
Reagan Elkins
Thomas
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Khan
Ashlona John
Spikes
Ashlyn Dobson
DeValcourt
Brandon Rivera
Softball changes spark debate among MBC players
Dickens and Barnhill discuss slow pitch trends at Memorial Baptist Church as batters dominate offense, three home run limit, and calls for better defense. Barnhill recalls Baytown Aces era and his return after a break, while Dickens notes the challenge of switching from select baseball to slow pitch.
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Moses sets school passing marks in 52-29 loss to Texas State
SFA quarterback Moses threw for 508 yards on 41 of 59 passes and three touchdowns in the defeat. He credits the game with solidifying the offense’s switch to the spread, noting spring reps and scrimmages showed its potential. Moses adds weight and experience since arriving on campus and looks ahead to a full college season.
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