Crosby Lady Cougars fall short in regional semifinals overtime
Crosby’s girls basketball advanced to the regional semifinals before an overtime meltdown against Booker T. Washington. The season featured a strong run despite not winning the district title, highlighting late heartbreak in the state-qualifying stretch.
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Mutombo joins Lee College basketball as Congolese transfer
Mutombo, a Congo native, transferred from College of the Redlands and El Reno to Lee College Baytown. He will study English and chemical biology, aiming for regional and national championships, and credits coach and teammate workouts for strengthening his game and language adaptation.
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University of Houston
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Lee
Isaiah
Barbay Previews Anahuac Panthers Offense and Discipline
Barbay emphasizes community, school benefits, and self-discipline as core to leadership. He aims to place Anahuac in top position by tailoring an offense to talent, controlling the ball, and using play action while stressing better blocking and tackling to win football games.
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