Lee College netters sweep at national tennis meet
Lee College women win nine of 10 matches on day one at the NJCAA national tennis tournament in Tucson. The defending champion Lady Rebels, ranked No. 3, go 4-0 in doubles with an upset of Temple College. Univ seeded players lead victories in singles and doubles including Stephenson Huynh, Nadia Lee, Sunstrum, Bassoo, and Huynh.
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Lady Deer roll over Sterling in bidistrict softball clash
Sterling misplayed five fielding or throwing chances and a fat pitch as Deer Park rode 11 strikeouts from Alyssa Rangel to a 6-1 Class 5A bidistrict victory at Bulldog Park. Rangel and Ranger standout hit 3 for 4 while Deer Park built a 3-0 lead by end of second inning and added three runs in fifth and sixth.
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Lady Rangers Rally in Sixth to Score Lone Run
In the softball playoff clash the Lady Rangers mounted back-to-back hits in the sixth as Kristin Jaso lined a ball into the hole between short and third for an infield single Alyssa Aguillar followed with a single to left and designated player Ryan Taylor then delivered a third straight hit driving in the lone Rangers run. Sterling failed to convert momentum, striking out the side in the seventh while the Lady Deer answered with an unearned first inning run on a Rangel hit after Lexi Fryar set the table.
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Oilers blank Lee in five as season ends in Deer Park
Pearland Lady Oilers, ranked sixth in the state, defeated Lee Lady Ganders 10-0 in five innings at Deer Park High School. Lee finishes 13-16 after seven errors and nine hits by Pearland. Bowden started for Pearland with six strikeouts, while DeLeon left after five for Lee and was relieved by Haley Smith. The scoring began with Lauren Langner driving in Brooke Dubois in the first inning.
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Sterling's Rice Takes Second At Regional Track Meet
Sterling's Rice earned second place at the regional track meet, delivering a strong showing for the team. The performance highlighted a competitive field and featured standout times in the sprint events.
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Rice sets Sterling discus mark in regional qualifier
Sterling senior Myesha Rice placed second in the regional discus to earn a first time berth to the USL state track meet. She opened with 128-7 then 143-0 and 146-6 a Sterling school record, finishing behind Morton Ranch’s Nicole Benton. Baytown area athletes Dani etc. Day 2 details at Humble Turner Stadium.
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