District 25-A Title Goes To Winner In Shootout
Mont Belview Barbers Hill and Hardin clash for the District 25-A championship. Hardin, 6-3, features Ralph Randolph and a strong defense, while Barbers Hill seeks a sixth straight district crown and a 35 of 36 record since 1967. Coaches expect a tight rung effort with key players listed at ends, tackles, backs, and defensive positions.
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Falcons Set Final Record With Home Game Against Spring
Channelview Falcons aim for a 5-5 finish by hosting Spring in a rain contingent Friday night. Coach Jet Wilson notes Spring 26-1 needs cohesion and possesses size and speed. Starting offense features Hackett, Smith, Cooper, Toenig, Ayres, Hanson, Miller, McNeil, Dennison, Stepp, Reader. On defense Parkinson, Courville, Merryman, Evans headline the line with Reaberds, Sims, Wall linebackers and Andersen, Morgan, Barnes, Chisholm in the secondary.
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Jet Wilson
Channelview Falcons
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Falcons
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Velmer Smith
Gary Cooper
Kenneth Toenig
Johnny Ayres
Gary Hanson
Mike Miller
Bart McNeil
Jack Dennison
Allen Stepp
Mike Reader
Mike Parkinson
Kenneth Courville
Robert Merryman
Eddie Evans
Ricky Reabe
Dayton and Hamshire Grid clash in 18 AA title race
Dayton, Hamshire, and Orangefield vie for a district crown as Anahuac sits atop the standings at 4-0-1 with three teams tied behind. A Dayton victory at Hamshire next week or an Anahuac win over Hull Dassett will shape the championship picture. Broncos line up with Devers at end and Ubnoskye at center in a pivotal 18 AA contest.
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Bulldogs Prep for Hitchcock Clash in Disappointing Season
La Porte Bulldogs host Hitchcock after a 2-16 record, dropping key district games on soggy turf. Coach Kay Graves will start Dennis Dingle, Ricky Trevino at ends, Dennis Sunday, Andy Young at tackles, Miku at guard, Pomonis at quarterback, and French at fullback as the defense lists Follis, Donoho, DiScallant, Holloway, and Edmonds in guard, backfield roles.
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Lee Kaderli
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Morgan Porter
Donnie Knox
Randy Foster
Joey McWilliams
Kenneth Barrow
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Gary Nelson
Wheeler
Eddie Foster
Kemp
Steve Kolb
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Kay Graves
Hitchcock
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Graves
Dennis Dingle
Ricky Trevino
Dennis Sunday
Andy Young
Bruce Mikulin
Ed Sells
Don Sparks
Nic Pomonis
Lance Oliphant
Guy Yeary
Mike French
Vernon Follis
James Donoho
Tony DiScallant
Young
Danny Holloway
French
Yeary
Trevino
Dingle
Oliphant
Bob Edmonds
Deer Park and Dobie Set For District Showdown
Deer Park hosts Pasadena Dobie in a District 2-AAAA football game. Bob Grisham notes Dobie rebuilt backfield and unbeaten start, while Deer Park aims to rally behind starters Mike Knox Mackie Laurels and Jeff Wilcoxon at QB with key backs and a solid defense.
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Mackie Laurels
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Allen Petrick
Craig Jones
Sidney Douglas
John Wilson
Jeff Wilcoxon
Richard Church
Mark Howell
Tommy Knox
Craig Maxwell
Mitch Garrett
Smith
Albert Zucha
Paul Kent
Tim Evans
Gary Plaisance
Kenny Vaughn
Ben Pinion
Scott McMillian
Duane Jackson
High School Football Playoff Push Heats Up Across District
Time is running out as regular season ends with three strong contenders Sterling Barbers Hill and Anahuac in the Sun area aiming for 18 2A playoff berths Dayton also in the mix Al Dennis Rangers seek a second straight playoff trip by beating North Shore in Galena Park Anahuac Dayton Hamshire Fannett Barbers Hill vs Hardin looms as pivotal game with both undefeated in league play
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Ganders and Rangers Face Off In Bayshore Week
In Bayshore action Robert E. Lee meets rival Galena Park at Stallworth Stadium while Crosby Liberty Hitchcock La Porte Channelview and Pasadena Dobie play nearby. REL predicts Galena Park to edge REL 15 7 and Sterling beats North Shore 19 8 for playoff implications.
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Coogs On Road Crosby Closes Football Year
Crosby Cougars finish 3-5-1 overall and 1-3 in District 10-AAA West as they travel to Liberty. Coach Gene Dornak notes Liberty’s strong team and urges respect while expressing optimism about his squad’s late-season form. key starters include Marek, Chambers, Hinton, Skrla, Webb, Tolbert, Michalsky, Lewis, Jones, Duda, Brown, and Redo.
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Sterling Beats Lee In Tennis Matches
Sterling chalked up a 5 2 victory over Robert E. Lee at the Lee courts. The Rangers swept the singles with Greg Matthews defeating Bill Dunsky 6 3 7 3, Richard Walmsley beating Jim Hamil ton 6 7 6 3 6 2, Ricky Stroud over Paul Torski 6 2 6 3, and Gary Willison besting Marty Jordan 6 2 6 4. Lee claimed two wins as David Swofford and so Benes beat Sterling’s Bobby McCartney and Ray Patton 6 4 5 7 7 6, while Tracy Partin and Al Badgley Rodgers defeated Pat Bridges and Robert St.Clair 6 4 6 4 6 2.
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Bill Dunsky
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Ricky Stroud
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Gary’ Willison
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Ray Patton
Tracy Partin
al Badgley
West German Team Tops Kingston Aces in Exhibition Win
In Kingston Ontario the West German national team defeated the Kingston Aces 4 3 in a four game exhibition tour against Ontario Hockey Association Senior A league teams. The victory marked their first win of the tour.
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