Dayton Broncos rely on quickness over size in playoff run
Dayton coach Jerry Stewart emphasizes speed and quickness over size as the Broncos prepare for a third round 4A playoff clash with Rosenberg Terry. He notes linchpins Aaron Jenkins and Xavier Edwards, both two-year starters, anchor a small defensive unit known for closing gaps in 25 to 30 yards. The team has gone 10-1 this season, with a 42-14 district win over Elgin and playoff wins over Livingston and Elgin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Jerry Stewart
Stewart
Broncos
Rosenberg Terry
Livingston
Elgin
Aaron Jenkins
Xavier Edwards
Sive
Jenkins
Edwards
Reagan Kogut Sparks Sterling to Playoff Return and Honors
Reagan Kogut, Sterling quarterback, led the team to its first playoff appearance since 1985 with a 6- win season and a clash with Lee. He shared 21-5A offensive MVP honors with Barrett Matthews as North Shore and West Brook dominated the district. Kogut passed for 1815 yards and rushed for 230, with 16 passing and eight rushing touchdowns. Sterling earned key district recognition, though no offense or defense players made first team. North Shore’s Daniel Salinas claimed defensive MVP and Christine Michael of West Brook led rushing. Kay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reagan Kogut
Sterling
Lee
Kogut
Ko-git
University of Texas
Barrett Matthews
North Shore
Reagan
Herb Minyard
West Brook
Christine Michael
Bruins
Daniel Salinas
David Aymond
Thomas Bates
Israel Rodriguez
Trace Thurgood
Christian Louis
On Deck College Basketball Schedule Note
Lee College meets Pima College in Odessa at 4 p m while Lee College also faces Murray State in Odessa at 4 p m Barbers Hill girls play Lovelady Tournament all day with updates at psnsports com
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee College
Pima College
Odessa
Psnsports.com
Murray State
Reach Sports Editor Dave Rogers for Today’s Stories
Contacts for the sports desk include editor Dave Rogers at 281-425-8031 and email sportssbaytownsun.com. Reach with questions, ideas, or tips about current sports coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Rogers
Baytownsun.com
Sports On TV Schedule With Pro And College Games
Pro football Tennessee at Detroit CBS 11 30 p.m. Seattle at Dallas FOX 3 15 p.m. Arizona at Philadelphia NFL 7 15 p.m. College Texas A M at Texas ESPN 7 p.m. Pro basketball Orlando at Washington TNT 7 15 New Orleans at Denver TNT 9 30 Old Spice Classic first round Tennessee vs Siena ESPN2 11 a.m. Old Spice Classic Wichita St vs Georgetown ESPN2 1 30 p.m. 76 Classic first round Wake Forest vs Fullerton St ESPN2 3 30 p.m. Maryland vs Michigan St ESPN2 6 Oklahoma St vs Gonzaga ESPN2 8 30 p.m. 76 Classic Providence vs Baylor ESPN2 10 30 p.m. European PGA Australian Masters Golf 8 30 a.m. Mission Hills World Cup Golf 9 30
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Detroit
CBS
Seattle
Dallas
FOX
Arizona
Philadelphia
NFL
Siena
Orlando
Fla
ESPN2
Wichita St
Georgetown
Wake Forest
Fullerton St
Maryland
Michigan St
Providence
Baylor
Football and basketball slate across major networks
Friday schedule lists West Virginia at Pittsburgh on ABC at 11 a.m. LSU visits Arkansas on CBS at 1 30 p.m. Colorado plays Nebraska on ABC at 2 30 p.m. Bowling Green visits Toledo on ESPN Classic at 2 30 p.m. Fresno State at Boise State on ESPN2 at 5 p.m. UCLA visits Arizona State on ESPN2 at 8 30 p.m. Miami at Phoenix on ESPN at 7 p.m. Dallas at Los Angeles Lakers on ESPN at 9 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Pittsburgh
ABC
A.m
LSU
Arkansas
Colorado
Nebraska
Bowling Green
Toledo
Fresno St
Boise St
UCLA
Arizona St
Miami
Phoenix
ESPN
Dallas
L.A. Lakers
12th Man spirit endures at Aggies despite bonfire loss
Dennis Mudd recalls James Fuqua persuading coach to join 12th Man kickoff unit, Sherrill’s five bonfire visits, and the team’s wartime-like unity. Caleb Pirtle II chronicles the all walk on 12th Man squad in No Experience Required, noting the bonfire tradition’s demise after a 1999 accident. The enduring 12th Man symbol remains with E. King Gill’s legacy and Aggie readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuqua
Sherrill
Aggie
Mudd
Caleb Pirtle II
Texas
E. King Gill
ExxonMobil
Baytown
Aggies
Pirtle
Olympian Natasha Watley greets sophomores at Spring tourney
Sophomores Chrissy Coile of Sterling High and Haley Smith of Robert E. Lee talked softball with U.S. Olympian Natasha Watley at the Ronald McDonaldson National softball tournament in Spring. The Baytonians play for the Texas Storm, which finished second in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrissy Coile
Sterling High
Haley Smith
Robert E. Lee
U.S
Natasha Watley
Texas Storm
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baytown Sun
Nicki Evans
Dylan Bethea
Leom
Ranger
Port Arthur
Channelview
Bates
University of Houston
Austin Riley
Darren Montgomery
Trey Murray Riley
Kevin Earls
The
Keagan Kogut
Rangers
Sports
Texas A&m
Washington
TNT
P.m
New Orleans
Denver
Oklahoma St
Gonzaga
James Fuqua
Dennis Mudd
Olympian