Ganders Face North Shore In Bid For 46-Year Undefeated Run
The 59 Lee Ganders football team seeks to match a 46 year old perfect regular season mark when they travel to undefeated North Shore Friday. Coverage includes Texas Sports Radio Network live broadcast via tsmsports.com and a Sports Radio 610-AM wrap-up with interviews at 10 p.m. Details for reaching Cement Stadium in Galena Park are provided.
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Area Calendar Highlights Friday Football and Games
Area calendar lists Friday football Lee at North Shore at 7 p.m. Sterling hosts Deer Park at 7 p.m. Crosby meets Willis at 7:30 p.m. Barbers Hill visits Hardin Jefferson at 7:30 p.m. Dayton vs New Caney also at 7:30 p.m. Earlier today and today there were multiple youth and junior varsity football and basketball scrimmages and Sterling intersquad swimming at 4 p.m.
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College Football and Basketball on TV Tonight
Air Force at Colorado State at 6 30 p m ESPN college basketball Florida at Temple 5 30 p m ESPN2 Arizona at Maryland 8 p m TNT FSN Philly at Houston 8 p m nums coverage includes ESPN2 ESPN TNT and FSN channels
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Lee and North Shore set for district title clash
District coaches weigh the Lee versus North Shore showdown with Koaches predicting a great game. Deer Park’s David Elmore cites fire and kickers as tiebreakers while Baytown Lee’s defenders and receivers receive praise from Al Rabb and Enoch Dixon as both offenses shine.
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Lee College Rebels fall short against Houston Flight in opener
Lee College Runnin' Rebels led 95-87 with five minutes left but allowed a 19-7 run as the Houston Flight, a semi pro lineup, overpowered them 106-102. Kevin Cooper and Anwar Ferguson starred for Lee, with Cooper scoring 24 and Ferguson grabbing 14 boards. Flight guard Brown scored 42 in a late burst to seal the win.
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Rangers Seek Senior Sendoff Against Deer Park
BAYTOWN Sterling aims to end a disappointing season with a win over Deer Park at Stallworth Stadium. The Rangers sit 1-8 overall, 0-4 in district, as seniors are honored in their final home game while Deer Park stands 5-4, 2-2 after clinching a playoff spot with a 22-21 victory over Central. Coach Karl Terrebonne emphasizes moving past last week’s 62-7 loss to Lee.
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Deer Park Looks to End Season on Positive Note in District Game
Deer Park (5-4, 2-2) hosts Sterling (1-8, 0-4) at Stallworth Stadium in a non playoff affair. Coach David Elmore notes the game offers a chance to finish strong as Austin Flynn leads the Deer offense while Sterling seeks a final win. Deer’s potential last District 23-5 game looms amid realignment chatter.
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Lee and North Shore set high scoring district showdown
District 23-5A matchups feature No. 9 Lee versus No. 1 North Shore with a predicted 45-42 Lee win fueled by a strong quarterback and receiver corps. Also covered are Sterling vs Deer Park 28-20 Deer Park, Barbers Hill 31-14 over Hardin Jefferson, Anahuac 28-10 over Holl-Dataseta, Dayton 28-14 over New Caney, Crosby 35-7 Willis, Texas A&M 41-17 Oklahoma, Dallas 27-13 Atlanta, Green Bay 24-20 Chicago, and Tennessee 25-? Baltimore.
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