Deacon Winters Remains United Airlines Pilot and Navy Reservist
Deacon Winters, 45, a former Sterling Ranger athlete, lives in Vail Colorado. He works for United Airlines and serves as an Air Force reservist at NORAD. Winters, raised by a single mother in Baytown, credits Sterling teachers and coaches for shaping him and reflects on memories with teammates and mentors.
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Barbers Hill boys defend District 22-3A cross title
Barbers Hill grabbed four of the top six finishes to defend the district title at Liberty Municipal Park. Jace Sparks led with second in 17:47.64, as the Eagles scored 31 points to outpace Tarkington, Huffman and Liberty. Liberty’s Paul Glazener and Tarkington’s Jamie Mattice won the boys and girls races respectively.
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Capers says execution issue tops Texans loss
Texans coach Dom Capers said the main problem in a 30-21 defeat to the Indianapolis Colts was execution after quarterback David Carr left with an ankle injury. Houston drop to 2-5 as Peyton Manning threw three TDs and Tony Banks replaced Carr, leading to a third straight loss.
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Bucs Blank Cowboys 16-0 in Tampa
Dallas Cowboys faltered on offense and defense as a late first-half missed field goal and costly errors led to a 16-0 defeat to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Parcells called it a pretty good beating while lamenting missed plays and momentum. Jerry Jones urged focus on lessons from the loss.
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