Baytown sports scene roars with regional events
Baytown hosts a packed weekend of sports across venues including Baytown Sterling water polo, Lee College tennis and the National Dual Meet Championships. The World of Outlaws Texas 50 at Battleground Speedway highlights racing, while Rockhold Relays return to Lee High and Sultis Stadium. Hillsborough JC ranks No. No.
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Baytown bowler Charles Ball defeats death to win tourney titles
Baytown plant manager Charles Ball, once declared dead after a heart attack during the 2008 Baytown Men's Open, saved himself from death again by winning both the List and 52nd editions of the city tournament. CPR by bowlers and shocks in ambulance and hospital marked his remarkable recovery as teammates recount the near fatal moment two winters ago in Baytown.
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Gomez climbs toward tennis stardom at Lee College
Manuela Gomez, a walk-on from Colombia who grew up in Ecuador, has emerged as a top player for Lee College Lady Rebels. As the National Dual Match Championships begin, Gomez aims to add to her recent string of strong performances despite visa and scholarship constraints. Her drive to earn a future scholarship shapes her daily work and outlook, with a weekend tournament spanning Baytown high schools and Lee College.
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Manuela Gomez
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Jason Haynes
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Asbury Mitchell Named to 19 4A Honor Squad
Barbers Hill 6 5 junior post player Carson Asbury and Crosby 6 3 senior forward M J Mitchell were the only Baytown area players on the All District 19 4A first team for the 2010 season. Bennie Batiste of C E King was the league MVP. Jordan Quillian and Brandon Taylor shared offensive player of the year, with Emonte McMillan and Alex Ritter taking defensive honors. Alfonso Fisher of Galena Park was newcomer of the year. Goose Creek Memorial and Crosby players joined the second team.
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Bennie Batiste
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Kingwood Park
Brandon Taylor
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Emonte McMillan
Alex Ritter
Alfonso Fisher
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