Marshall keeps Yankees dream alive after contract call
Brett Marshall, a Sterling graduate from Ross S. Sterling, heard the Yankees purchased his contract after being among six minor leaguers protected. He celebrated in class at Lee College and eyed a future in the majors, likely starting with the Scranton Wilkes-Barre RailRiders. He posted a 13-7 record in 2012 with 120 strikeouts across 158 1/3 innings and added a curveball to his repertoire.
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Cook Named Newcomer of the Year in 24-4A Basketball
Goose Creek Memorial freshman Faith Cook earned Newcomer of the Year after averaging 12 points and five assists per game helping the Lady Patriots reach the Class 4A state playoffs. The district honored multiple players with MVP, Defensive and Offensive Player of the Year awards and named first and second all district teams along with honorable mentions across GCM, Friendswood, Dawson, Galveston Ball, Texas City and Santa Fe.
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Barbers Hill’s May earns Offensive Player of Year honor
Barbers Hill player Makenzi May was named Offensive Player of the Year by District 19-4A girls basketball coaches. May averaged 17 points per game as Barbers Hill went 31-6 and claimed the district title, while Summer Creek star Katelynn Johnson took Most Valuable Player and Deja Alexander earned Defensive Player of the Year.
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