Lee College doubles teams reach ITA Nationals in Mobile
Lee College will send two doubles teams to the Small College Championships in Mobile Alabama after Natalie Araya and Anna Djananova won the ITA Regional doubles title at Tyler Junior College. They defeated Rodriguez and Herrera in the final 6 0 6 1 and earlier beat teams from Collin County CC and North Central Texas College. The pair joined Chelsea Creed and Adrianna Hernandez who also advanced, while Araya exited in singles quarterfinals and Creed claimed a consolation title. The Rebels face UH Invitational next, as the only non NCAA Division I team among eight participants.
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Natalie Araya
Anna Djananova
Tyler Junior College
Stephanie Rodriguez
Maria Herrera
Mobile
Alabama
Lee College
Mike Spletter
Araya
Djananova
Mandy Bowling
Talena Lorren
Collin County Community College
Brittane George
Nadia Solomon
North Central Texas College
Ashley Longoria
Iris Rendon
Tyler
Rodriguez
Herrera
Stacey Bell
Anna Lobnitz
Temple
Sara Ancic
Cassandra Kleber
Ashley Irvin
Priscillia Villemond
Chelsea Creed
Adrianna Hernandez
Andrea Aguilar
Sophia Molina
Eastfield
Villemond
Hernandez
Sareena Weir
Creed
Natalie
Spletter
University of Houston
Lady Rebels
Senior Olympians heat up Baytown competition
In the 2007 Greater Baytown Area Senior Olympics hot shots and wildcats clashed in Lee College Gymnasium as 80 year old Patsy Wallace and 75 year old Noah Pruett showcased veteran grit. Wallace urged teammates to push for medals while praising the event as a chance to stay active and watch rivals. Pruett, a former pool hall worker, rediscovered pool skills after years away, watched by wife Joan Perry who noted his long marriage of 49 years.
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Patsy Wallace
Baytonian
Greater
Baytown Area
Lee College Gymnasium
Wallace
Lee High School
Lee College
University of Houston
Lee
Sterling
Noah Pruett
Pruett
Opening ceremonies kick off Senior Olympics at Lee College
Lee College hosts the Senior Olympics opening events with Precinct 4 as a sponsor. Mayor Steven DonCarlos defends his celebrity basketball shootout title against pro Jim Finley and newcomer Chuck Lawrence at Crosby Community Center. Crowd cheers as Nelda Stelly leads prayer and Michael Davis sings the national anthem.
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Lee College
Martha Ellis
Precinct 4
Crosby Community Center
Steven DonCarlos
Jim Finley
Baytown Sun
Chuck Lawrence
Nelda Stelly
Michael Davis
Crosby Ladies and Lords Chorus
Bob Malone
Yshita Brewer
Barbara Wilson
Starks Leads Cougar Seniors In High Play And Leadership
Senior quarterback Starks boosts team with strong leadership and reliable passing 47 of 73 for 638 yards eight touchdowns while adding a dual threat on the ground. He emphasizes focus amid townwide attention and high expectations as the Cougars pursue a deep run.
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Starks
Cougar
Smiley
Cougars
Casey
Toris
Local Volleyball Roundup With District Matches and Standouts
V-BALL stands at 27-7 overall and 6-2 in district ahead of Friday’s 4:30 p.m. trip to Lee. Sterling’s JV defeated Humble 25-7, 25-7 to rise to 17-4 and 7-1. Ariel Reitmeir led Lady Rangers with seven kills while Katelyn Bigham and Eili Ramirez added four and three aces. Lee swept Lady Ganders 25-16 25-20 25-12 as Kevyn Jackson’s absence hindered the hosts. Lee hosts Sterling Friday at 4:30 p.m. in a key district clash. Barbers Hill, eyeing Crosby rematch Friday at 4:30, improved to 27-5 overall, 8-1 in district after defeating Huffman 25-7 25-14 25-15. Crosby, 9-0 in district and 20-7 overall, prepares for a big Barbers Hill test. Baytown Christian swept Cypress Christian 25-13 25-12 25-16 behind Kirstin Kubicek and Chris Brantley, as BCA moved to 20-8, 7-3 in TAPPS 4-4A. Brantley and Tiffany Barnes led in digs. Annie Davis tallied 21 assists.
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Lee
Sterling
Humble
Ariel Reitmeir
Lady Rangers
Katelyn Bigham
Eili Ramirez
Kingwood
Lady Ganders
Shardae Philogene
Lori Ward
Carol Spence
Mustangs
Kevyn Jackson
Alicia Salinas
Shardae
Salinas
Kevyn
Barbers Hill
John Leonard
Crosby
Leonard
Huffman
Chelsea Lyons
Maddy Hazelwood
Taylor Barnett
Eagles
Lady Falcons
Forest Brook
Lady Cougars
Baytown Christian
Cypress Christian
Kirstin Kubicek
Bulldogs
Chris Brantley
BCA
Brantley
Tiffany Barnes
Annie Davis
Emery Weiner
Davis
Bay Area Christian
BCA Trails Faith West
Tennis results roll in across boys and girls matches
The report covers district tennis bouts with Sterling and Lee sweeping most matches. Ryan Walker and Gardner won key three setters for Sterling, while Lee dominated Channelview with multiple straight-set wins. Notable scores include Jirrell and Hilyard sweeping singles for the boys and Brathwaite, Ferguson, Eunice Garcia, and others delivering decisive doubles and singles victories. Lee moves to 2-4 and hosts Sterling Friday at 2:45 p.m.
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Ryan Walker
Shelby Jeffcoat
Gardner
Sterling
Jordan Huffman
Tiller
Villarreal
Jeffcoat
Strubbe
Lee
Channelview
Gary Hutchinson
Andy Jirrell
Taylor Hilyard
Hutto
Hutchison
Pierce
Tompkins
Tonya Brathwaite
Meri Ferguson
Eunice Garcia
Magallon
Charles
Stephanie Garcia
Johnny Alaniz
Jirrell
Hilyard
Alaniz
Chris Shanks
Hutchinson
Kyle Pie
Lee Sandhop
Brathwaite
Hillary Richards
Jani Villator
Ferguson
Courtney Cantu
Crystal Napier
Torres Leads Ganders In Baytown Rivalry Build Up
Torrez continued as a starter for Lee in a 8-2 record season, passing for three touchdowns and rushing for three more as the Ganders beat back ups. Torres recent return to form echoes last year when he stepped in for Moses and helped secure a district title share. He credits hard work and coach Haynes for shaping the offense, and he aims to lead Lee in the upcoming Battle of Baytown against Sterling.
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Lee
Jeremy Moses
Ganders
Moses
Jones
Stroke Jesuit
Baytown
Olin
O.T
Haynes
Larry Haynes
Josh
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