Banditz Take Second in BY.B.C Fall Slam
The Dirty Bay Banditz 9 and under baseball team claimed second place at the BY.B.C Fall Slam on Oct. 11. Pictured with trophies are players Sergio Cantu Jr., Logan Henderson, Ali Quiroga Jr., Michael Garza, Alston Brasher, Martin Sierra, Brandon Ybarra, Tristan Pitken, Josue Sanchez, Erik Zamora, Cesar Prieto, and coaches Ali Quiroga Sr., Sergio Cantu Sr., Jaime Sanchez, and Reggie Brasher.
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Multiple college games showcase receivers and quarterbacks in weekend action
Lee graduate James Cleveland rose for 183 receiving yards on six catches as he helped TVCC's Cook toss an 83 yard TD. Utah, ranked top 15, beat Colorado State 49 16 behind Brian Johnson who passed for 185 yards and rushed for 27. Louisiana Tech defeated Idaho 46 14 with Phillip Beck making key plays. BYU, 8th nationally, beat New Mexico 21 3 and then fell 32 7 to TCU while Michael Reed had three receptions in the win and two in the loss.
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College football week features West Texas A M loss
West Texas A M University fell 52-35 to Abilene Christian, dropping to 7-1 overall and 2-1 in the Lone Star Conference South. Crosby graduate Caleb Randolph had two assisted tackles for WTAMU. Stevens and Butler played significant snaps. Eastern New Mexico lost 42-17 to Tarleton State as ENMU drops to 4-6-2.
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Ganders aim to bounce back after two-game layoff
The Ganders, hampered by a two week postponement from a hurricane, seek a win to stay competitive in district play. They point to a 20-13 loss to West Brook and a 21-20 defeat to Sterling as signs of progress, while penalties and lineup changes challenge them ahead of a Thursday night game. Channelview visits next, led by Averton Hurts with Raymond Thomas and Dominique Jefferson keying the Falcons attack.
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