Amateur Trophy Night and multiple sports schedule
Today at Raceway Park amateur trophy night at 5 pm. Blinn College visits Lee College at 7 pm. Cedar Bayou hosts Baytown and other matches at 4:30 pm. Soccer features Sweetwater at Chinquapin and Lee at Pasadena Memorial at 8 am. Tennis and football games follow with numerous junior varsity and varsity pairings across area schools. Volleyball, water polo and cross country events listed with times and locations.
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Wotor Sports
Raceway Park
Blinn College
Lee College
Cedar Bayou
Baytown
Woodland Acres
Horace Mann
Gentry
Highlands
Sweetwater
Chinquapin
Stéring
Lee
Pasadena
Baywood Country
West Brook
Sterling
Kingwood
Deer Park
la Porte
Dayton
C.E. King
E Crosby
Smiley
Barbers Hill
Liberty
Anahuac
Hardin Jefferson
Baytown Christian
Abundant Life
Carrell Isd
Bee
Alvin
International Challenge of Champions semifinal on ESPN2
Sports on TV lists the first semifinal of the International Challenge of Champions at 4 p.m. on ESPN2 and the second semifinal at 5 p.m. on ESPN. It also notes the Bassmasters Tournament Trail at 3 p.m. on ESPN2 Pro and MLB Championship Series games in New York, Chicago, and Boston on FOX, plus a Boston at Dallas hockey game at 7:30 p.m. on ESPN2.
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ESPN2
Boston
New York Yankees
FOX
Rorida
Chicago Cubs
Dallas
Lee Volleyball Falls to Sterling in District Match
Lee, hampered by missing left side hitters, trailed early but battled back in Game 1 before Sterling seized momentum. Powers led Lee with nine kills and 14 digs, while Carmona, Hollaway, and Jackson added three kills each. Sterling dominated Games 2 and 3, sealing the 3-1 victory as coach Leslie Roberts urged mental focus for upcoming district play.
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Arid
Kari Neely
Peri Arthur
Lee
Savannah Powers
Kendall Jackson
Jessica Carmona
Sterling
Lady Gander
Leslie Roberts
Kyndle Lucas
Roberts
Tucker
Lady Rangers
Lady Ganders
Powers
Carmona
Tawny Hollaway
Jackson
Sarah Mason
Barbers Hill Stuns Tarkington In District Volleyball Clash
Barbers Hill, led by coach John Leonard, crushed Tarkington in three straight sets 25-19 25-12 25-14 in Mont Belvieu, moving within one win of the District 22-3A title as Liberty awaits. Leonard called the win a convincing step toward playoff and title goals.
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Barbers Hill
John Leonard
Tarkington
Mont Belvieu
Leonard
Lady Eagles
Liberty
Sterling JV and Freshman Volleyball Sweep Lee
Sterling junior varsity volleyball defeated Lee 25 12 15 15 with six kills by Liz Wallace and four by Brittney Sean and Destin Mason. Freshman team won 20th win, beating Lee 25 49 25 23 with 14 points from Jennifer Smith and eight kills by Jade Bigler. Sterling hosts Kingwood Friday.
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Sterling
Lee
Lady Rangers
Liz Wallace
Brittney
Sean
Destin Mason
Alyssa Adams
Stering
Rangers
Lady Ganders
Jennifer Smith
Jade Bigler
Becky Wilson
Bigier
TaQuashia Thompson
Kingwood
Lee College Volley Beats Alvin In Three Sets
Nanty Weteka led with 17 kills while Jessie Hollums earned 13 kills and 13 digs in a 25 12 25 21 36 34 victory for Lee College. Porambescu sat out with an ankle injury as Hill added 10 kills and two aces, Brett 14 kills, and Bishop 49 assists. Lee improved to 19-5 and 7-1 in Region XIV.
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Nanty Weteka
Jessie Hollums
Lee College
Alvin
Julia Porambescu
Elizabeth Hill
Katie Brett
Andi Bishop
Lee
Lee tennis team suffers despite strong three set wins
Coach Kerry Tilton praised Lee players for effort after a young squad fell to Sterling, noting lack of experience and focus. Standout performances included Branham, Hernandez, Trevino Bernick in doubles, Canty Price in mixed doubles, and Emily Collins delivering a 6-1 7-5 win at No 1. Nate Lyles missed action due to a collarbone injury.
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Sterling
Catby Jones
Rangers
Ganders
Jennifer Branham
Joel Hernandez
Diego, Trevino
Alex Bernick
Bill Canty
Ashley Price
Lee
Kerry Tilton
Nate Lyles
Matt Tharp
Emily Collins
Tennis results for girls and boys teams with multiple matches
Girls and boys divisions publish a batch of match outcomes. Emily Collins and Erica Mooney led girls with straight-set wins while Clair McPherson and Jennifer Branham posted victories. boys featured Dallas Howard Colby Jones and Taimur Sheikh winners. Doubles and mixed doubles results included several tight sets with Brister/McPherson and Howard/Jones prevailing.
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Emily Collins
RSS
Charlsey McDowell
Erica Mooney
Sarah Brister
Amy Kirch
Carly Ferguson
Clair McPherson
Ashley Price
Jennifer Branham
REL
Jessica Cravy
Rachel Young
Tanu Jain
Dallas Howard
Corey Hryhorchuk
Colby Jones
Diego Trevino
Taimur Sheikh
Alex Bernick
Joel Hernandez
State Angel
Mark Whittaker
Nick White
Nick Binz
Ganesh Sharma
McDowell
Mitch
Collins
Ferguson
Young
Heather Gardner
Branham
Mooney
Brister
McPherson
Laura Fanestiel
Alma Hernandez
Howard Jones
Hryhorchuk
Hernandez
Travino
Bernick
Sheikh
Angel
Bing
Barnst
White
Matt Tharp
Bill Cantu
Trent Coois
Highlands dominates in multi JV volleyball action
Highlands Lady Eagles go 2-1 in district with 25-15 25-20 win over Cedar Bayou. Bethany Litre leads with nine points, Amber Russell seven, Kendra Seager five. Cedar Bayou’s Rachel Dean tops Bears with 19 assists and seven points. BJS also goes 2-1 in 8A action with 25-12 18-25 15-6 win over Woodland Acres, Kevyn Jackson 17 points. Lakeside Goslins earn first district win as 7A and 7B squads post strong showings. Next up, Highlands face Gentry. Baytown Junior vs Cedar Bayou on tap.
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Highlands Lady Eagles
Cedar Bayou Lady Bears
Bethany Litre
Eagles
Amber Russell
Kendra Seager
Rachel Dean
Bears
Kelsey Smith
Toni Eschberger
Brittanie Malone
Shantel Barnes
Cedar Bayou
Alexis Bates
Krystyna Barrera
Kaitlyn Walker
Nikki Hart
Lady Bears
Baytown
Highlands
Gentry
Lady Goslins
Woodland Acres
BJS
Kevyn Jackson
Emma Sandhop
Hannah Hildebrand
Shannon Allpost
Jackson
Lady Hornets
Alex Garza
Carrie Johnson
Cassandra McLaughlin
Goslins
Jessica Jaimez
Shaun Ruiz
Kenna Terry
Hornets
LaChelle Hill
NLCS with Mark Redman in pivotal play controversy
The NLCS game opened smoothly until Juan Pierre doubled and a key misplay occurred on a fly ball near the left-field wall. Alou attempted the catch, the ball deflected over the wall, and umpire Mike Everitt ruled no fan interference. Baker contested the call as boos rang through a 39,577 crowd.
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Mark Redman
Prior
Juan Pierre
Castillo
Alou
Mike Everitt
Jeffrey Maier
Yankee Stadium
Baker
Yankees take 3-2 series lead with Wells gem
Yankees beat the Red Sox 4-2 as David Wells wiggled out of trouble to push New York to a 3-2 edge in the AL championship. Pettitte and Clemens to start the final two games. Boston plans Burkett in Game 6. Wakefield also offered relief duties.
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Boston
David Wells
New York Yankees
Bronx
Wells
Yankees
Red Sox
New York
Andy Pettitte
Roger Clemens
John Burkett
Pettitte
Pedro Martinez
Tim Wakefield
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