Lady Ganders place in Pearland Invitational meet
The Lee High School girls cross country team competed at the Pearland Invitational with Lawana Perkins finishing fifth in the varsity two mile and Tianna Perkins 47th, Jessica Bitterly 49th, Clarissa Hadley 74th, and Cecila Zepeda 94th. The squad plans Pasadena Memorial, Alvin, and the District 21-5A meet at Atascocita in coming weeks.
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Sterling junior earns spot on PrimeTime All Tournament Team
Sterling junior Andriana Garcia was named to the PrimeTime Sports All- Tournament Team after the first Girls Showcase at Guyer High School in Denton on Sept 30 to Oct 1. Garcia played for the Texas Lady Allstars in the NCAA sanctioned event across 9th/10th and 11th/12th divisions.
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Lee College Scrimmage Highlights Rebels versus Globetrotter Legends
Lee College hosts a 6 30 p m scrimmage pitting the Rebels against a Globetrotter Legends squad that will feature both former and current players. Notable expected participants include Anthony Goldwire a former Denver Nugget and UH graduate along with Reggie Dickson and Roy Williams.
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Grizzlies Rally Past Rockets 75 69 In Houston
Rudy Gay scored nine of his 14 points in the fourth quarter as the Memphis Grizzlies rallied to defeat the Houston Rockets 75 to 69 on Tuesday night. Also listed are this week’s high school tennis games with Lee visiting Sterling at 4 p.m. for today.
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On the Air College and Pro Sports Today
Today's schedule features Duke at Wake Forest in women's college soccer on FXSC at 7 p.m. St Louis visits New York in the NLCS on Fox at 7 p.m. Detroit hosts Oakland in the ALCS on FX at 7 p.m. NBA Europe Live games include Moscow Tel Aviv versus Philadelphia Phoenix on NBA TV at 11 a.m. and Moscow Tel Aviv versus Philadelphia Phoenix on ESPN2 at 2 p.m. Euro 2008 qualifier Iceland hosts Sweden on FXSC at 1 p.m. and Faroe Islands visit France at 3 p.m. Contact Sports Editor Doyle Barlow with questions.
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Sterling, Lee pick up 21-5A volleyball wins
Sterling remains undefeated in District 21-5A except for Kingwood as the Lady Rangers face their finale at home. Nadine Horne stressed focus after a rough third game against Channelview, but RSS recovered to win 25-9 in the fourth and the match. Destiny Mason led with 19 kills and 15 digs, while Courtney Zink added 22 digs and Amber Russell 49 assists. Sterling heads to Beaumont West Brook Friday. Lee improved to 19-12 after a straight-set win over Beaumont West Brook.
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Freshman Leads Lee College Comeback Victory Over Wharton
Judith Boel powered the Lady Rebels as Lee College beat Wharton 3-1. Boel scored five points in the third game and added key kills while Abby Farmer ran the offense. Meagan Monk and Jacqueline Sparks provided late spark as LC improved to 13-12 overall and 2-2 in conference.
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Tigers dominate Game 1 in ALCS vs Athletics
Detroit Tigers rout Oakland 5-1 to take a 1-0 lead in the AL Championship Series. Brandon Inge and Ivan Rodriguez homered while Nate Robertson pitched five shutout innings. Barry Zito struggled early as Detroit turned four double plays and held the A's to one run. Sean Casey exited with a calf injury.
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Lady Rebs shine at Rice tournament doubles triumph
Kalei Gora and Jordan McCombs led Lee College at Rice with a consolation doubles title after an 8 6 victory over Illinois. They played in the top flight against NCAA D1 teams and head to the Small College Championships in Florida with momentum.
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Salt Fish-n-Fest halves progress with bold catches
At SALT Fish-n-Fest weigh-in closes Tuesday Brandon nets a 2.54-pound flounder placing him second on the board amid steady rain and cloudy skies. Partners Brandon and Cody Ancelet pushed through rain to fish, following Brandon's Monday big trout that earned a $50 bonus as 250 anglers sign up for SALT’s fundraiser. Weigh-ins run nightly to 8 p.m. at Witt Marine, with a 3 p.m. Sunday awards at Reynolds Marine.
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