Rangers fall to DeKaney in tough game, preview next at Klein
Welch praised DeKaney for a strong performance as the Lady Rangers suffered a hard fought loss. She noted the opponent's athleticism and skill. The next game is Friday at Klein Forest starting at 5 30 p.m.
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Lady Eagles open season with decisive home win
Barbers Hill led by Jasmine Carter with 26 points as four BH players hit double figures in a 98-32 girls basketball season opener against Booker T. Washington. Kendall Shaw added 18 points, Paris Carter 16 and Shannon Evans 14, with Carter and Jordan Cobb pulling down five rebounds each.
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Lady Eagles Roll Over BTW Behind Big First Half
Jillian Coon handed out nine assists and Paris Carter collected eight steals as the Lady Eagles built a 49-12 halftime lead by outscoring BTW 25-3 in the second period. The game highlighted strong ball movement and perimeter defense.
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Saenger leads BCA past Northland in season opener
Baytown Christian Academy girls edge Northland Christian 61 57 as Jessy Saenger scores a team high 24 points followed by Karrah Hendricks 13 Sara Davis 10 and Kika Kascelan eight. BCA advances to Bracken Christian tournament in San Antonio Thursday through Saturday.
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Cougars Roar Past BCA In Season Opener
Northland Christian’s Cougars defeated Baytown Christian Academy 79 59 as Jacob Hendricks led with 21 points and Clay Wiseman and Brad Armstrong added 18 and 15. Northland built leads 24 9 after Q1, 36 17 at halftime, 62 33 after Q3. BCA narrowed 26 17 in Q4.
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Ganders ready to scratch playoff itch in tough finale
Lee Ganders faced a rough regular season ending as they battled turnover woes and a heavy schedule. Receiver Richard Richardson, a mid term transfer from Baytown Sterling, formed a varied attack, catching 46 passes for 602 yards and eight touchdowns and even rushing or throwing in wildcat plays. Quarterback Malcolm Ruben connected on two long TD passes to open a 14-0 lead, but a late burst of turnovers hampered the team as they headed toward the playoffs with improved first-half production and a need for four-quarter consistency.
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