Lee College hosts Kids at College basketball camps series
The Kids at College program at Lee College offers multiple basketball camps starting July 5 with a coed shooting camp for grades 8-12, priced at $95. Additional camps run July 14-15 for girls in grades 4-9, July 18-22 for kindergarten through fourth grade boys, and July 25-29 for boys in grades 4-9, led by Roy Champagne and Runnin Rebels players. Call 281-425-6311 to sign up. Sterling High School coach Mark Patton runs the 10th Annual Runnin Ranger Basketball Camp July 5-8 at Winnie Brown Gymnasium on RSS campus, with two daily sessions for grades 2-6 and 7-9, cost $40, register the first day prior to sessions.
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REL Volleyball Camp with Coach Leslie Roberts
REL volleyball coach Leslie Roberts will conduct a camp at Lee High School from July 6 through July 9 for players aged 11 to 14. Sessions run 1 to 4 p.m. daily, with contact information 281-687-3441 for details.
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Saltwater Anglers Host Kids Fishing Derby
Saltwater Anglers League of Texas will host its annual Kid's Fishing Derby on July 16 at the 18TH Street pier off FM 646 in San Leon. Open to youths 14 and under. check-in 7-8 a.m.. fishing 8-10 a.m.. awards to follow.
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Baseball and tennis TV lineup from today
Sports schedule lists Cleveland at Boston on ESPN at noon, Astros at Colorado on FSSW at 2 p.m. New York at Baltimore on ESPN at 6 p.m. Los Angeles at Texas on FSSW at 7 p.m. San Francisco at Arizona on ESPN2 at 9 p.m. Wimbledon men quarterfinals on ESPN2 at 7 a.m. and 10 a.m., and 12 p.m. on ESPN2 Channel 2 coverage.
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Ford transitions from star to rookie with D-backs
Baylor catcher Josh Ford, a College World Series participant, was drafted by the Arizona Diamondbacks in the ninth round. He will start with the Yakima Bears in Washington's Short Season Advanced League, aiming for his first wood bat at-bat and a path to the majors. Ford, 6-2 and 230 pounds, reflects on switching from aluminum to wood bats and his improved defense behind the plate. He batted .328 with 41 RBIs this season, including 19 doubles, while returning to catching after shoulder surgery. The Baylor squad faced NCAA penalties tied to the Carl Dotson case and coach Dave Bliss, yet Ford and teammates pursued improvement and sought to reshape Baylor’s image.
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Texas
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Longhorns
Late grand slam lifts Rockies past Houston
Rockies edge Astros 6-5 after Garrett Atkins hit a bases loaded slam in the eighth off Russ Springer. Clemens left with a lead after seven strong innings. Morgan Ensberg drove in five with a grand slam. Biggio tied major league hit record on a fourth inning hit by pitch.
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Cory Sullivan
John Franco
Luis Gonzalez
Todd Helton
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Atkins
David Cortes
Brian Fuentes
Bogut Tops Draft Night With No. 1 Pick
NBA draft in New York saw Andrew Bogut chosen No. 1 by the Milwaukee Bucks. North Carolina players dominated the early picks with four Tar Heels among the first 14. Notable selections included Marvin Williams, Deron Williams, Chris Paul, Raymond Felton, Martell Webster, and Channing Frye, highlighting a star-studded first round.
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Arizona State
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Golden State
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New Mexico
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