San Jac softball eliminated in World Series run
San Jacinto College, the No. 12 seed, reached the fourth round of the World Series but fell 3-1 to No. 7 NE Oklahoma A&M after beating Howard 2-1 and Wallace State 11-3 following an early 6-1 loss to Florida Southwestern State. Niki Gonzalez pitched nine innings in the Howard win with one earned run allowed. Gabby Gonzalez and Jaimee Kelly contributed offensively.
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Cervenka Shines for Braves in Tough Year
Braves reliever Hunter Cervenka stands out amid a rough season with Atlanta. The Sterling graduate has appeared in 19 games, posting a 2.13 ERA across 12.2 innings, issuing seven walks and 16 strikeouts while holding opponents to a .159 average.
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Crosby grad getting job done in AA
Crosby graduate Jeremy Gabryszwski is off to a strong start for Toronto's AA affiliate the New Hampshire Fisher Cats. The right hander is 2 1 with eight starts, 30 strikeouts and 12 walks over 46.1 innings in his first year at the AA level. He was a second round pick by Toronto in 2011.
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Exaggerator Wins Preakness In Foggy Maryland Showdown
Hall of Fame jockey Kent Desormeaux steered Exaggerator to a 3 4 length victory at Pimlico in the $1.5 million Preakness over Cherry Wine. Nyquist finished third as Exaggerator held off the field on a rail-chugging stretch. Desormeaux praised the ride and Pimlico home-track advantage.
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CCA Tex as Star Fishing Tourna ment May to Sept with $1M prizes
Briefs note the CCA Texas Star Fishing Tourney runs May 28 through Sept 5 featuring 12 divisions and $1 million in prizes and scholarships. Details at ccatexas.org or startourna ment.org. Registration also at Academy Sports. Roy Champagne contact is (281) 425-6594. The 2016 Rebel Golf Tournament at Eagle Pointe Golf Club is June 24 with a 8 a.m. start and 1 p.m. lunch. Four-man scramble fees $100 per person $400 per team. Super Tickets $20 include mulligan and hole pay or pick. First and second prizes are gift certificates.
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Goose Creek Memorial boys basketball camp announced
The Goose Creek Memorial High School Gym hosts a boys basketball camp for grades 3 through 9 from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. June 7 to 9. Fee is 55 dollars before May 31 and 60 dollars after. payment on first day or by mail. Contact Coach Duane Fikac at 281-421-4400 or via email and website links.
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Second Memorial Patriots Baseball Camp Sets June Dates
The second Annual Memorial Patriots Baseball Camp runs June 13 to 15 for ages 6 to 14 from 9 a.m. to noon. Fee is 45 dollars per player with family discounts for multiple participants. Inquiries go to coaches Brian Williams and James Almon.
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Lee camp opens for football and basketball this summer
The Robert E. Lee high school boy's athletic programs offer a football and basketball camp for incoming third to ninth graders from June 6 to 9. Football runs 8 to 11 a.m., basketball 12 to 3 p.m., lunch 11 a.m. to noon. Registration costs $20. Contact head coach David Wilkinson at david.wilkinson gccisd.net or visit the fieldhouse at 1809 Market Street for details.
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Spirit Airlines faces earnings pressure as capacity outpaces demand
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