Sterling to hold baseball and girls basketball camps
The Sterling Ranger Baseball camp runs May 29 to June 1 at Baytown Sterling High School for ages 5 to 14 with sessions 9 am to noon and 1 to 4 pm. Cost 65 dollars includes T shirt and snack. Registration morning of first day or advance. For details contact Chris Rupp at 713 231 6009 or christopher.rupp gccisd dot net. The Lady Ranger Basketball Camp June 4 to 7 runs 9 am to noon for grades 6 through 9 at the Ross S. Sterling High School girls gym. Cost 50 dollars per camper or 45 for two or more in same family. Includes T shirt, refreshments, evaluation, certificate and picture. Awards for layups, hot shot, free throws and one on one. Registration at the high school or Goose Creek website. For info contact Laurie Welch at 281 420 4500 ext 359 or 281 433 1708 or email ldwelch gccisd dot net.
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Today’s Sports Schedule and Contacts in Town
The week’s games span high school baseball, pro baseball, basketball, golf, motor sports, soccer, and sailing with multiple regional and national events. Contact Sports Editor Doyle Carroll at 281-425-8031 or sports@gaytownsun.com with questions or ideas.
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Barbers Hill drops opener in regional semifinal
Barbers Hill lost 2-0 at Montgomery in game one of a best of three Class 4A playoff series. Two errors helped Montgomery tally two unearned runs as BH stranded eight while making three mistakes. BH manager Gil Stalbaum criticized the defensive lapses and said the series moves to Barbers Hill tonight for game two.
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Freshman Leah Boatright Shines for Texas State Lady Bobcats
Leah Boatright, Sterling grad and Texas State freshman first baseman, started all 58 games and led the team with six homers and 26 RBIs while finishing with 36 hits and a .231 average. The Lady Bobcats went 32-26 overall and 18-12 in the Southland Conference. Houston Baptist finished 48-13, with former Sterling pitcher Kristi Malpass going 1-1 in the national tournament, yielding two earned runs in seven innings in the finale.
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North Texas wins bid to host 2011 Super Bowl XLV
Dallas area proposal outlines a $1 billion stadium investment by the Cowboys, targeting at least 93,221 seats with potential for over 93 million in ticket sales. The bid lists 90,000 hotel rooms, 11,000 luxury rooms, 38,000 nearby restaurants, and aims to expose fans in Mexico and North Texas, while noting venue capacity could exceed 100,000.
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DeBoest signs with Iowa Central for college football
REL's Dynaun DeBoest signs a letter of intent to play at Iowa Central Community College. The cornerback joins Titus Bland in the Tritons secondary as the team boasts a 9-2 mark, Midwest Conference title, Region XI title, and Graphic Bowl championship. DeBoest plans study in computer science and aims to own a business, noting talks with coaches and fellow signee Bland.
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