Lee College summer basketball camps registration opens
Lee College begins signups for four summer basketball camps on a first come basis with two sessions for girls. June 26 30 welcomes K5 to 4th grade, July 10 14 runs 4th to 9th grade. Times are 8 am to 1 pm Monday to Thursday and 8 am to 12 pm Friday. Fee is 95 with 50 for additional siblings, includes a camp basketball and T shirt. An awards ceremony is held Friday. Call 281-425-6311 for details.
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Lady Eagles Basketball Camp at Barbers Hill
Barbers Hill hosts the Lady Eagles Basketball Camp June 12 to 15 with two sessions for grades 1-6 and 8-9. Fee is 60 dollars per camper or 110 dollars for two family members. includes T-shirt and basketball. Awards follow grade levels in 3 on 3, free throws, hotshoots and 1 on 1. Guest speaker Van Chancellor of the Houston Comets. Call 281-576-2221 for details.
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Passing camp set for next week at Clear Creek High
Houston's Bay Area Passing Camp, tied to the Bayou Bowl, will be held June 23 at Clear Creek High School stadium. Camp runs 7:30 a.m. to noon on both days, with breakfast, a T-shirt, and a Bayou Bowl ticket for campers. Contact Troy Rogers at 281-338-5647 or visit bayarea passingcamp.com for details.
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Baytown Youth Leagues Schedule Shifts
The Week's Games lists Little League action for Baytown area youths with Baytown East 8-year-olds at Texas City Nationals at 7 p.m. and Baytown East 9-year-olds facing Galveston West Isle at Sante Fe.
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On the Air Pro Baseball and Other Sports Schedule
Today's sports slate includes the Astros at St Louis noon on FSNH ESPN and New York at Detroit 6 p.m. on ESPN2, Cincinnati at Chicago, Miami at Detroit 7 p.m. on ESPN, French Open tennis on ESPN2 at 4 a.m., and Manuel Medina versus Cassius Baloyl boxing at 9 p.m. Contact details for Doyle Barlow, Sports Editor, Baytown Sun.
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Barbers Hill earns five first team spots in All-District 23-3A
Barbers Hill Eagles place five players on the All-District 23-3A first team, with one on the second team and five honorable mentions after a 26-7 season that ended in a regional quarterfinal loss to Bridge City. Sophomore Ross Hales (3-1) anchors the pitching, catcher Cameron Campbell hits .448, Octavio Carmona hits .394, Chase Barrera adds .290, and Colby Townley hits .406 to round out the first team.
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Goose Creek AD Al Richard to Leave Athletic Role
After six years in his dream job Al Richard will wrap up his Goose Creek tenure at the Bayou Bowl on June 10 and move to director of student services on June 14. He praises about 100 coaches in grades seven through twelve and says he will miss the role despite starting a new duties phase.
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Frenzy memories from Goose Creek athletic director
Al Richard recalls standout moments from his Goose Creek tenure including Sterling softball playoff runs and a famous football night. He cites a Lee vs North Shore 9-0 matchup, the school’s frenzy atmosphere, and selling 4,000 tickets by Monday morning, a first in his career, noting Sterling played at home that night.
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Suns even Western Conference finals with 106-86 win over Mavericks
Suns guard Raja Bell sparked Phoenix as Leandro Barbosa scored 24 and Boris Diaw added 20. Steve Nash and Shawn Marion contributed in a decisive 106-86 win that evened the series at 2-2 and sent the series back to Dallas for Game 5. Dirk Nowitzki struggled, and Dallas fell behind after a late third quarter run.
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Biggio's two run homer lifts Astros past Cardinals in seven
Craig Biggio capped a five run seventh with a two run shot as the Houston Astros beat the St. Louis Cardinals 6-3. Pinch hitters Mike Lamb and Orlando Palmeiro produced RBI singles in the seventh. Palmiero's hit allowed Lamb to score on a misplayed throw. The win salvaged Pettitte after six innings and kept Houston from dropping below .500.
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