GCM Barbers Hill Lee earn 19 4A volleyball honors
The district champion Barbers Hill Lady Eagles earned three of the 19 4A top volleyball awards. Marion Hazelwood was Offensive Player of the Year, Leah Leonard Newcomer of the Year, and coach John Leonard Coach of the Year. Goose Creek Memorial’s Deannia Kincade was MVP and Lee’s Libero Jackie Perez Defensive Player of the Year. First and second team lists name numerous players from Barbers Hill GCM Lee and other schools.
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Barbers Hill
Lady Eagles
Marion Hazelwood
Leah Leonard
John Leonard
Montgomery
Goose Creek Memorial
Deannia Kincade
Robert E. Lee
Jackie Perez
Goose Creek Memorial Eyes Playoffs With New Look
Goose Creek Memorial high school basketball coach Duane Fikac previews 2012-13 season after losing Blane Hines, Mark Abraham, Jeremy Johnson, and Joe LaCour. Returning guards DeAndre Durden and T J Smith lead a solid nucleus with Chad Gougouneau, Cassel Samuel, Jalen Duarte, Cameron Creeks, Brendan Chapman and newcomers Je Korie Spivey and Darian Bradford among others. District race open with C E King as a strong rival. Robert E Lee could have challenged if Jaevon Richardson had played.
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Goose Creek Memorial
Fikac
Jeremy Johnson
Joe LaCour
DeAndre Durden
T.J. Smith
Durden
Smith
Chad Gougouneau
Cassel Samuel
Jalen Duarte
Cameron Creeks
Brendan Chapman
Je’Korie Spivey
Darian Bradford
Curtis Granberry
Jared Kennedy
Christian Vargas
C.E. King
Robert E. Lee
Jaevon Richardson
Richardson
Green to fight top contender at Reliant arena
Former Ross S Sterling graduate Calvin Green 1996 will box Joshua Clottey in the co main event at Reliant arena Saturday. Green, 21 6, meets 35 4 Clottey who lost to Manny Pacquiao for the WBO middleweight title. Clottey ranked top 10. Green seeks his biggest win. Also Lee College Rebels beat Lone Star Tomball 80 77 to improve to 5 0 with six players in double figures led by Darian Banks 16 points. Lee hosts Richland Friday and Northlake Saturday at the Sports Arena.
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Ross S. Sterling
Reliant Arena
Calvin Green
Sterling
Joshua Clottey
Green
Clottey
Manny Pacquiao
World Boxing Organization
Pacquiao
Lone Star College Tomball
Darian Banks
Vincent Garrett
Don Thomas
Chris Blake
Leroy Isler
Lee College
Richland Community College
Northlake Community College
Sterling Rangers eye breakout season after steady veteran core
Ross Sterling boys basketball aims for a breakout year led by senior guard Bralon Evans who averaged 18.3 points last season and owns 192 career 3-pointers. The group includes captain Karrion Glover, guard Albert Driver, and transfers Ray Lewis and Sean Olvera, with coach Mark Patton stressing speed and perimeter play despite limited size. Jeff Chark has left the team to pursue other interests but remains part of the Sterling family.
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Ross S. Sterling
Mark Patton
Rangers
Patton
Bralon Evans
Evans
Jeff Chark
Karrion Glover
Sterling
Albert Driver
Christian Lara
Ray Lewis
Sean Olvera
Leggett
REL Forced to Carry On Without District MVP
Robert E. Lee pivots after knee torn ACL ends Jaevon Richardson's season. Richardson averaged 23 points per game and earned District 19-4A MVP. With Richardson out, Terrance Boyd and Darrion Landry must lead as coach Trent Manuel blends youth and experience and presses for early cohesion and understanding of the call. The Ganders eye top four in 19-4A to reach playoffs.
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Jaevon Richardson
Robert E. Lee
Richardson
Goose Creek Memorial
Trent Manuel
Manuel
Ganders
Terrance Boyd
Darrion Landry
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Tameka Davis
Bridgett Hernandez
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