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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 2002
Page
7
Baytown Sun sports section offers Leereis coverage and extra sports items on page 2B. Readers can send tips via email or phone to the sports desk run by Jonathan Cooper.
Kingwood claimed the 52nd Baytown Invitational crown on Friday. Cy-Falls finished second with The Woodlands, Cy-Fair, and Deer Park following. Lee placed sixth with 12 points and Sterling ninth with eight. Holt and Flores reached the A doubles semifinals for the Ganders, losing to the eventual champions. Dougherty and McGee advanced to Sterling’s quarterfinals.
Alana Beard 15 points and Sheana Mosch 13 propelled Duke past Texas 62-46 in Raleigh advancing to the East final against South Carolina after a defensive win. Duke improved to 30-3 and snapped memories of last season in the round of 16.
World of Outlaws racing at Houston Raceway Park at 5 p.m. today. Barbers Hill faces Hamshire Fannett in baseball at 6 p.m. Softball features Barbers Hill at Hardin Jefferson. Boys tennis matches include Horace Mann at Baytown Jr Cedar Bayou at BCA and Gentry at Highlands at 4 p.m. Girls tennis has Baytown Jr at Horace Mann, BCA at Cedar Bayou, and Highlands at Gentry at 4 p.m.
Television guide lists Kansas at Oregon at 1 30 p m on CBS and Maryland versus Connecticut at 4 p m. Gott hosts PGA Players Championship at 1 30 p m on NBC. NASCAR Food City 500 at 2 30 p m FOX. Pro basketball Boston at Detroit at 2 p m NBC. Lakers at Kings at 5 30 p m NBC. Rockets at Warriors at 8 p m NBC. St Louis at Chicago hockey 2 p m ESPN2. Los Angeles at Phoenix 6 p m channel 20.
The Girls Fastpitch Association opened its season with open ceremonies at the Wayne Gray Sports Complex. Lee teacher Luke Hales sang the national anthem and Sterling senior pitcher Christy DeLeon threw the first pitch to catcher Amy VanNatta. About 1,000 people attended as 320 players joined the day’s events.
The Sterling Lady Rangers finished second with 92 points at the Rockhold Relays held Saturday at Sultis Stadium, behind La Porte's 135. Key wins came in field events from Kayli Sanders and Ashlee Williams, Evette Freeman claimed the discus, and Williams contributed in the triple jump. Coach Mark Seale praised the team’s performance ahead of district competition.
Friends and family gather on the Robert E. Lee campus as Pete Sultis Stadium is unveiled. Mayor Alfaro proclaims Pete Sultis Day while Jim Finley calls it a special Baytown moment. Sultis, longtime Goose Creek CISD coach and athletic director, spent 38 years shaping Ganders and Brigadiers teams and guiding athletes who still write to him. Barbara Sultis, superintendent and Pete’s daughter, recalls stories and life lessons shared with players.
Indiana, seeded No. 5 in the South, defeats Kent State 81-69 to reach the national semifinals for the first time since 1992. Oklahoma edges Missouri 81-75 in San Jose to join the Final Four, with Hollis Price and Ebi Ere leading the Sooners.
Carl Paulson shoots a 3-under 69 for the third straight day to lead The Players by one stroke at 9-under 207. Craig Perks sits close, with Tiger Woods and others within six shots as the brutal Sawgrass course challenges high-stakes contenders. Weir cards 68 as Mickelson falters with five putts from 18 feet and a three-putt.
Barbers Hill boys track team topped Lutheran South by 28 points at the Barbers Hill Relays. Sonnenberg won pole vault and Weckworth high jump, with four teams within 40 points. Hardin third, Liberty fourth. Liberty girls won 229 to 208, Hardin third with 56. Barbers Hill field winners included Monk discus Dixon long jump Swart triple jump Anderson pole vault Goss mile McManus 800 Kelley 110 hurdles. Liberty swept all three running relays.
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