Baytown Bracket Bash Final Round Results at Houston Raceway Park
Final round results from the Baytown Bracket Bash at Houston Raceway Park on Saturday show Michelle LeBleu of Lake Charles winning Super Pro with a 4.722 at 147.44 over Daniel Martinez. Jay Robinson won Quick 32 Super Pro Pro King of the Track with a 7.131 to defeat Bryan Day, and Robinson also claimed King of the Track in another class with a 7.131 while defeating Daryl Dragster.
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Michelle LeBleu
Lake Charles
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Daniel Martinez
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Jay Robinson
Santa Fe
Nova
Robert Penn
Houston
Camaro
Daryl
Patton
Highlands
Mitch Martinez
Pasadena
Chevelle
Everest Summit Likely Closed For Torch Climbers
Nepal officials announce Everest will be off-limits for the first 10 days of May to allow China to carry an Olympic torch to the summit. Beijing aims to place climbers on the 29,035-foot peak by May 10, potentially with live TV coverage.
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Week's Games Roundup High School Sports Schedule
Channelview visits Lee for softball while Barbers Hill plays New Caney. Soccer features Atascocita and Lee in boys and girls contests. Sterling hosts Kingwood with both teams in boys and girls action. Baseball schedules include Channelview at Sterling and Lee at West Brook plus Crosby at Barbers Hill and Anahuac at Warren with multiple JV and varsity times across venues.
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On the Air Today Sports Schedule Snippet
Arena football Colorado at Dallas on ESPN2 at 6 p.m. Pro basketball Cleveland at Orlando on NBA TV at 6 p.m. Pro tennis Pacific Life Open on FSNH at 3 p.m.
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Sports editor contact for Baytown Sun stories
Dave Rogers handles today’s sports stories and future ideas. Reach him by phone at 281-425-8031 or email sports@baytownsun.com for tips, questions, or submissions.
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Tar Heels top seed in East as March Madness opens
NCAA tournament seeds announced with North Carolina, Kansas, UCLA and Memphis securing top spots. Tar Heels face Coppin State or Mount St. Mary’s in Raleigh then Charlotte for later rounds, aiming to defend title as Final Four set for San Antonio. Ohio State and Florida miss field, marking rare defections.
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Butler
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Louisville
Rockets top Western Conference with 104 92 victory over Lakers
Rockets guard Rafer Alston poured in a career high 31 points including eight 3s as Houston beat the Los Angeles Lakers 104-92 to seize solo first in the West. Tracy McGrady and company extended their streak to 22 wins, while Kobe Bryant led the Lakers with 24.
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Kansas Tops Texas for Big 12 Title
Kansas and Texas clashed in Kansas City as the fifth-ranked Jayhawks, led by a career-high 30 points from Mario Chalmers and six 3-pointers from Brandon Rush, defeated Texas 84-74 to claim their third straight Big 12 title. The Jayhawks hit 15 of 25 from deep, setting a tournament record, and prepared for an NCAA bid while Texas stayed hopeful yet fell short of its first Big 12 crown in five title-game appearances.
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D.J. Augustin
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