Rangers open district with Smithson Valley ready for 27-3A start
Smithson Valley hosts Floresville tonight then visits Southside next Friday and Bandera Saturday as 13-7 Rangers begin 27-3A play. Coach Kraft says his team is ready, led by 20.9 ppg scorer Paul Pharris and 15.7 ppg Rolando Trevino. Floresville debuts in the district, while Boerne and Fredericksburg loom as top foes.
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Smithson Valley
Runnin’ Rangers
Rangers
Floresville
Southside
Bandera
Roger Kraft
Paul Pharris
Rolando Trevino
Ray Reyes
Mike Irvine
Tony Rendon
Fernando Trevino
Chris Lehman
Kraft
Tigers
Cole
Cougars
Boerne
Greyhounds
Fredericksburg
Boerne edges Rangerettes in 50-43 victory
Smithson Valley played as a unit yet struggled at the free throw line, making only 15 of 32 after a five-for-17 first half. Boerne opened 5-0 and led 33-21 at halftime, but Smithson Valley rallied 15-7 in the third quarter before falling short.
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Smithson Valley
Rangerettes
Boerne
Greyhounds
Rangerette
Phyllis Fowler
Fowler
Rangeretts
Smithson Valley and Boerne Post Game Box Score
Smithson Valley 43 Boerne 50 in a boys basketball game. Key scorers include Smithson Valley Shalynn McCoy Tiffany Beene Kim Wagner and Susan Davis. Boerne led by Peters Ketchum and Allen. Peters fouled out as Boerne earned victory with 24 team fouls to Smithson Valley 12.
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Smithson Valley
Shalynn McCoy
Tiffany Beene
Kim Wagner
Susan Davis
Karen Allbright
Annetta Ferguson
Boerne
Allen
Uecker
Peters
Glassing
Baxter
Carpenter
Ketchum
Boom Seesehsess Vt
Boerne Greyhounds Hold Off Smithson Valley Surge
Boerne broke a late Rangerette run with sharp scoring, extending the lead to 50-39 in the final stretch. Kim Wagner and Shalynn McCoy each had 13 points for Smithson Valley, while Boerne surged ahead with key baskets from Carpenter as the Greyhounds won 50-39 and also claimed the junior varsity 39-31 victory.
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Fowler
Rangerettes
Greyhounds
Kim Wagner
Shalynn McCoy
Boerne
Wagner
McCoy
Smithson Valley
Susan Davis
Carpenter
USOC chief backs tougher drug tests after 1984 fail rate
Colorado Springs AP report says outgoing USOC director will push periodic testing during next four years with penalties for positives. The USOC confirms 86 of 2,254 tested athletes were positive before the 1984 Games, including 33 for stimulants and 53 for anabolic steroids or testosterone, amid ongoing blood doping inquiries involving cyclists.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
US Olympic Committee
USOC
F. Don Miller
Miller
U.S
Manfred Donke
Cologne
West Germany
Ucla
Irving Dardik
William Simon
Canyon Lions win Boerne Invitational Powerlifting Meet
Canyon powerlifting team topped Boerne 121 to 76 with four first place and two second place medals. Lifters included Ty Henderson 640 in 123 pounds, Mark Torres 920 in 198, Paul Fleener 985 in 220, and Troy Gaisford 895 in super-heavyweight. Coach Pete Rivas praised progress and announced the Friendswood Invitational on February 2.
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Canyon
Boerne
Tommy Haymaker
Keith Smith
Pete Rivas
Brian Barganier
Ty Henderson
Mark Torres
Paul Fleener
Troy Gaisford
Jim Dunman
Carter aims for Super Bowl glory after Olympic year
Redwood City based Michael Carter, 6-2 290, a 49ers rookie and Olympic silver medalist in shot put, eyes a Super Bowl ring while preparing to face Dan Marino at Stanford Stadium on Jan 20. He recalls sacking Marino in the Cotton Bowl two years ago and discusses his training, strength, and game plans against Dwight Stephenson.
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Redwood City
Calif
Michael Carter
Carter
San Francisco 49Ers
Los Angeles
Miami Dolphins
Dan Marino
Stanford Stadium
Southern Methodist
Marino
Pittsburgh
SMU
49Ers
Dolphins
Dwight Stephenson
Gary Johnson
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