Lee holds off Galena Park in 3-2 start, Lady Ganders 54-31
Lee led by as many as 20 late in the third quarter before Galena Park cut the gap with two treys by Keaira Jackson. Lee improved to 3-2 as Godfrey scored 17 and St. Luce 9. Sterling and La Marque also posted wins in other regional girls basketball action. Deshelle Isaac led Hastings with 17 in a 43-36 Hastings win over Sterling. Keely Rivera paced Barbers Hill with 10 in a 44-41 win over Cleveland. La Marque doubled Crosby 59-39 as Ladorian Wilson had 13 for Crosby.
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Keaira Jackson
Lady Ganders
Lee
Felicia St. Luce
Gray
Montgomery
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Godfrey
St. Luce
Pasadena
Mahogany Terry
Lady Rangers
Hastings
Garkieiva Council
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Terry
Sterling
Isaac
Fort Bend
Denise White
Cleveland
Barbers Hill Girls
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Keely Rivera
Barbers Hill
Jasmine Carter
Paris Carter
Winnie Brown Gymnasium
Adrian Fontenot
Cartavious Kincade
Derrick Thompson
Rangers
Rayburn
Klein Oak
Jerrell Magee
T.J. Moton
DeShaun Williams
Clifton Antoine
Defon Dill
Lawrence Creeks
LA Marque
Lady Cougars
Crosby
Ladorian Wilson
Nikkolette Mora
Ganders face season of injuries as Lee navigates quarterback chaos
Moses broke his leg in the first game of 2006. Torres led the Ganders to the playoffs and posted an 11 4 record as Lee's starter with 1 153 passing yards and 11 TDs. Jones and Jirrell shared QB duties with four running backs and seven starting linemen, all contending amid weekly injuries.
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Torres
Ganders
Kingwood
Lee
Jarvis Moore
Moore
Paul Martinez
Kevin Craft
Jesse Luna
Foreman
Craft
Luna
Goode
Jones
Michael Mahan
Malcolm Murray
C.J. Mixon
Clint Riley
Sal Ramirez
Joe Garcia
Adam Rivera
Riley
Mike Garcia
J.D. Ortiz
Tim Smith
Austin Riley
Ramirez
Josh
Olin
Katrina
Slidell
Humble
Channelview
Atascocita
Pasadena
Williams versus Bush fuels Texas Saints showdown factors
Houston faces New Orleans in a high profile clash featuring Mario Williams and Reggie Bush. The defense minded Texans aim to quiet critics by delivering a win after choosing Williams over Bush in the 2006 draft amid media hype and fan scrutiny. Williams seeks impact plays to prove value beyond flash and style.
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Houston
Mario Williams
Reggie Bush
Texans
Saints
Williams
Bush
Kansas City
Associated Press
Craft Falcons adapt with Jet package amid injury hit season
Former Lee offensive coordinator Larry Haynes devised a Jet package for Craft quarterback Kevin, used late last season and in playoff games. With star tailback Jarvis Moore sidelined by a broken leg, Craft has a rotating backfield as they prepare for a Class 5A Division II bi district clash with Pasadena Memorial at Stallworth Stadium.
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Lee
Larry Haynes
Craft
Larry
Kevin
Olin
North Shore
Ganders
Pasadena Memorial
Stallworth Stadium
Octavio Torres
Jarvis Moore
Sterling
BCA players fuel offense with strong passing and rushing
Davis passes for over 2000 yards as Frazier shines in the run game and Nightengale and Noel factor in. Regent s quarterback Meynig adds 2198 passing yards and 26 TDs with Halbert grabbing 723 receiving yards as BCA and Knights prepare for district play.
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Frazier
Davis
Nightengale
DeRulle
BCA
Knights
Regents
Chris Meynig
Tyler Halbert
Bay Area
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