New Braunfels Volleyball Association Spring League Registration
The New Braunfels Volleyball Association will continue registration for its women’s spring league through Thursday. The season begins February 1 with a recreational league on Tuesdays and a competitive league on Wednesdays. For information call 629-0826.
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Sanders signs with Reds in non guaranteed minor league deal
Deion Sanders signs a non guaranteed minor league contract with the Cincinnati Reds and is invited to spring training. General manager Jim Bowden says Sanders has not played baseball in two years and will compete for a roster spot in spring training. Sanders last played in 1997 with the Reds, hitting .273 with 56 stolen bases in 115 games. He has a .266 career batting average and 183 stolen bases in 609 majors, with stints with the Yankees Braves and Reds.
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Turner urges Rocker second chance after controversial remarks
Braves owner Ted Turner defended John Rocker noting his apology and saying he was off his rocker when he made the remarks about immigrants minorities and homosexuals. Turner argued Rocker did not commit a crime and should not be judged forever amid pressure for discipline.
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Sports schedule roundup for high school and college events
High school girls basketball New Braunfels at Austin Crockett and boys matches in Austin and Bastrop across several 7 8 p m slots. Girls soccer battles include New Braunfels at Judson and Smithson Valley at Seguin with multiple 7 5 p m starts. Golf features Senior PGA MasterCard Championship first round and Bob Hope Chrysler third round. NHL NBA and college games complete a busy slate with key matchups across cities and times.
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Saturday sports schedule with multiple college and pro events
A dense lineup lists games across college basketball football and boxing including Duke at Wake Forest Kansas at Missouri Oklahoma State at Texas A&M Indiana at Purdue St Louis women vs Cincinnati Ohio State vs St John s Iowa State at Oklahoma Kansas women at Texas Tech Fresno State at SMU Texas at Texas Tech Georgia Tech at NC State Arizona at USC USC women at Arizona New York at San Antonio Portland at Lakers Classic rounds and a College Football Senior Bowl and Hula Bowl boxing matches Shane Mosley vs Willy Wise Vernon Forrest vs Vince Phillips Israel Cardena vs Jose Castillo Jonny Moseley Invitational and World Cup Downhill events with times across the day
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Area teams prepare for district start in February soccer
Canyon girls have two non-district games before the Feb 4 opener with San Marcos. The Cougarettes host San Antonio Churchill at 7 p.m. Monday. Canyon boys, 3-1-2, play Boerne at 7 p.m. tonight as part of non-district games before the 27-4A schedule versus San Marcos on Feb 4. New Braunfels girls upset San Antonio Lee 2-1, Unicorns (4-1) face San Antonio Judson at 5 p.m. Today. Smithson Valley girls stand 1-3-1 and host Pflugerville at 7:30 p.m. Tonight. Boys travel to Seguin at 7 p.m. today.
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No practice for Jordan but Wizards leverage Jordan arrival
Washington watched Michael Jordan at the Wizards workout as he became part owner and president of basketball operations. Reporters filled the gym while Jordan wore casual slacks and stood on the sideline. his presence drew headlines and early marketing pushes as the team seeks to turn around a last place Atlantic Division club.
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Jordan to lead basketball ops and become Wizards part owner
Michael Jordan announced on Wednesday he would assume head of basketball operations and part ownership of the Washington Wizards. The announcement touches on franchise history, naming prior team identities such as Chicago Packers Zephyrs and Baltimore Bullets in the context of the Washington franchise lineage.
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Spurs Visit Wizards in Washington March 10
The Spurs travel to Washington to face the Wizards on March 10. San Antonio hosted Washington December 11, making a Jordan visit to San Antonio unlikely.
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Elliott Plans Return After Kidney Transplant
San Antonio Spurs forward Sean Elliott says he has been cleared to play five months after a kidney transplant from his brother Noel. Officials remain cautious about an immediate return, with discussions to determine how close Elliott is to suiting up and participating in contact drills.
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