Meet the Patriots and early season hoops Weekend Games
Goose Creek Memorial hosts its Winter meet the Patriots event at 7 p.m. in the school food court to announce fall coaches and athletes for basketball soccer cheerleaders and trainers with free admission and refreshments. Lee College aims to move to 4-0 hosting Lone Star College Kingwood at 7 p.m. at the Sports Arena after a 93-73 win over Northwest Mississippi.
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Tuesday Girls and Pro Games Schedule Highlights
Basketball action features Clear Brook at Crosby with 4:30 6 and 7:30 p.m. games and Barbers Hill at Santa Fe at 4:30 5:30 and 7. Maude Creek Sterling DeKaney Cypress Lakes Lee games follow. Pro and college matchups include San Francisco at Arizona 7:30 p.m. NFL college bowls and hockey sit alongside NFL and college football lines.
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Wednesday N Illinois at Cent Michigan Sports Night Card
ESPN2 airs Central Michigan at Northern Illinois at 7 p.m. NBA action follows with Portland at Miami on ESPN and Houston at Phoenix on FS1 or FSN at 9 30 p.m. This compact schedule highlights two conference games and a major NBA matchup.
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Ross S Sterling Rangers end long playoff drought in 1985 win
Ross S Sterling High School defeated Channelview 35-26 to claim third place in 21-5A with a 6-3 season. Led by Herb Minyard, the Rangers finished 3-2 in district, earning a spot in the state playoffs as North Shore and West Brook dominated the district. See Finley Page 10.
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Ravens roll past Texans in high-scoring romp
Baltimore quarterback Joe Flacco threw two touchdowns as the Ravens remained red hot with a 41-13 victory over the Houston Texans. Willis McGahee ran for 112 yards and two scores while Ray Lewis added two interceptions. The rout extended Baltimore’s winning streak and kept Houston mired in penalties and turnovers.
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Raiders stay hot with big win over Oklahoma State
Texas Tech, ranked No. 2, beat No. 11 Oklahoma State 56-20 behind Graham Harrell's 456 passing yards and 6 TDs, as Michael Crabtree hauled in three TDs. Tech improves to 10-0, 6-0 Big 12, with 12 straight wins and a week off before facing No. 4 Oklahoma.
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Sotnikova edges Nadia Lee for Cougar Classic singles title
Irina Sotnikova a Latvian senior from Sam Houston State rallied past Nadia Lee of Lee College 6 4 6 3 to claim the University of Houston Cougar Classic singles championship. Lee, Brixton born, led 4 3 in the first set before Sotnikova surged back. Lee College’s Nadia Lee remains 10 2 in singles. The Lady Rebels notched a final day doubles win with Frederique Sunstrum.
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