Lee College Falls to Undefeated Blinn in Three-Game Sweep
Lee College Rebels suffered a 3-0 loss to undefeated Blinn College at home in the Lee College Arena, dropping to 4-6 on the season as conference play opens next week. Coach Traci Johnson lamented poor play while Blinn pulled away with decisive 15-2, 15-5, and 16-6 runs. The Rebels host Wharton Tuesday at 7:00 PM before heading to the Scottsdale College Classic in Arizona.
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Barbers Hill Eagles hold off La Porte in tight district win
V-BALL Burnett opened with an ace and Keely Rivera added two kills to push the Eagles to a 23-11 lead. La Porte rallied but dropped game one as Barbers Hill closed out the match, improving to 18-2 this season and planning a District 21-4A clash at Huffman before the Dickinson Tournament.
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Sterling Lady Rangers edge to Dickinson Tournament quarters
Sterling defeats La Marque 25-9 25-13 and Port Neches Groves 25-21 25-21 to reach the Dickinson Tournament quarterfinals. Key players include Amber Russell with 24 assists and 14 digs for PNG. Alyssa Cotten and Courtney Zink contribute multiple digs and kills. Horne comments on needing sharper play. Sterling improves to 19-4 and heads to Humble for the District 21-5A opener before facing Crosby in the Dickinson quarters.
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Lee Lady Ganders Win Three To Hit 9-3 Record
Lee High School’s Lady Ganders secured three straight victories to reach nine wins and three losses. They defeated Lamar Consolidated 25-15 25-11 in the first round and then beat Sweeney before closing with Foster 25-23 25-23. Head coach Alicia Salinas said the wins should build momentum entering District 21-5A against Kingwood.
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Crosby Lady Cougars sweep two in Dickinson tourney
Crosby improves to 12-5 with a 25-22 27-25 win over Elsik and a 26-24 14-25 25-22 victory against Santa Fe. Brittany Hoag posts 13 kills in both matches, Lindsey Bates 10 in each, and Lacy Bates adds 10 with Randi Ashworth 13 digs. Crosby heads to Forest Brook for District 21-4A action Friday.
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Colts rout Saints in opener to grab 41 10 win
Indianapolis, after a slow first half, surged past New Orleans 41 10 as Peyton Manning threw three TDs two to Reggie Wayne and one to Marvin Harrison. Joseph Addai ran 118 yards on 23 carries as a strengthened defense limited the Saints.
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Trojans hold off Rangers in late scoring burst
South Houston limited Sterling to 222 yards and 10 first downs as Milton Howell led the Trojans with 106 rushing yards and two scores. Ray DeBlanc added 86 yards and a TD, while Julio Reyes intercepted three passes and returned a 30-yard TD. Sterling answered late but could not overcome the deficit.
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Crusaders boast strong defensive line led by OU signee King
Lee notes Strake's disciplined defense as the Crusaders line up in a 4-2-5. David King, 6-4, 235, headlines a stout lineup as Strake and their blockers challenge for the game. Riley emphasizes staying disciplined and blocking. Directions to Crusader Stadium provided via U.S. 59, Bellaire, Gessner, Fiesta market.
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Eagles look to build on leadership as season unfolds
Little aims for dual impact as a back and captain for the Eagles, praising seniors and urging unity after a shaky opener. BCA’s John DeRulle stresses fixes after a 44-12 loss to Lutheran North, as they host High Island at Sterling Auxiliary Field to test a zone read offense and 4-3 defense.
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Crosby at PN Groves Cougars seek barometer at PNG
Crosby travels to Port Neches Groves for a 7 30 p m game as PNG hopes to rebound from a 19 0 loss to La Marque. Crosby rolling after a 35 21 opener win over Atascocita with QB Duran Starks throwing for three touchdowns and Casey Chance gaining 148 yards. Coaches cite strengths on both lines and note PNG looming as a measuring stick.
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