PINKS All Out Taping at Houston Raceway Park
Houston Raceway Park hosts a live Speed TV taping of PINKS All Out this Saturday featuring Rich Christensen, Nate and the gang, and appearances by Mike Hojo Homaki’s Interceptor Team Jet, Sudden Impact Monster Truck, stunt bikes, and Pro Mod exhibitions. Over 300 cars compete for a $10,000 prize with 16 racers chosen from qualifying cars. gates open at 8 a.m. time trials start at 10 a.m. and the 16 racers duel at dusk. Tickets cost $10 and details are at Houston Raceway Park.
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Lady Eagles rout Atascocita as Sterling falls 6-0
Four goals powered Atascocita to a 6-0 win over Sterling on the road. Foster lamented the lapse after ten minutes as Sterling struggled defensively. Lee boys’ game with Channelview was postponed by weather and will be rescheduled for Monday.
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Outlaws Adjust To New Trailer As WoO Schedule Looms
Liberal Kansas driver Bruce Hafertepe and teammate prep for a heavy WoO run after the West Coast swing. Hafertepe, the sole Texas full timer, heads back from four hours to the track while Bruce adapts to a 410 sprint car in a new trailer and builds on early Florida DIRTcar Nationals success.
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Sterling Grad Leads Stacked SLC Action Across Several Schools
Kirbina Lewis of TAMUCC scored 21 points in each of the Islanders' last two games, including a 78-77 win over Texas State in the SLC tournament. She posted double figures in rebounds and assists, while teammate Shaye Montgomery added six points and four assists. Baylor’s Henry Dugat poured in 25 points in a Big 12 tourney win, then 12 in a loss to Texas. HBU pitcher Kristi Malpass earned two decisive wins, fanning 13 across seven innings each game. Indiana’s Mike White scored three in a Big Ten tourney defeat while IU eyes an NCAA first-round game with Gonzaga. Leah Boatright blasted a three-run homer to lift Texas State past Central Arkansas. Crosby grad Dustin Morris shot 216 at a fall golf event, and Hendrix’s Kim Tallent fanned two in a shutout loss. Tulane hosts Jackson State in the WNIT first round as Tia Jackson suits up for the Green Wave.
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No. 13 Davidson Upsets Maryland In East Region
Davidson, 29-4, led by freshman Stephen Curry with 29 points in the Southern Conference title win, stuns ACC fourth seed Maryland by advancing in the East. Maryland, 24-8, had won seven of eight before the upset. Curry earns MVP and fresh man of the year honors while SoCon scoring leader. Ohio State's Greg Oden challenged Florida's Joakim Noah for center supremacy in the anticipated final matchup.
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Oral Roberts Faces Washington State in NCAA Showdown
Baytown Sun writer Michael Pineda previews Oral Roberts as a 14 seed ready to challenge Washington State. He notes Oral Roberts experienced, with Caleb Green and Ken Tutt each over 2,000 career points, and praises coach Scott Sutton. Washington State, led by a first year coach, went 25-7 and 13-5 in the Pac West.
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Paris JC coach Foy reflects on first head job and national title
Foy recalls his first head coaching stint at Paris JC where dorms and a cafeteria were lacking and the team endured tough conditions. He led Paris to the 2005 junior college national championship, becoming the first unranked champion since 1996, before moving to North Texas State as an assistant.
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