Weekend and Weekday Sports Schedule Highlights
A dense lineup lists boys soccer at Churchill and SV on Tuesday, multiple softball and baseball games across NB, Hays, Canyon, SV, and more through March 31. The schedule includes tennis, golf, and track events with venues such as Fredericksburg, Dripping Springs Relays, Seguin, Bandera, and campus meets.
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Hays
Lehman
Canyon
Churchill
Reagan
Mac
Judson
Fredericksburg
Dripping Springs
McFarlin
Seguin
Steele
del Valle
Roosevelt
Lockhart
Madison
Golf Club of
San Antonio
Austin Sfa
Toney Burger Center
Holmes Pack
Boerne
Clemens
Wagner
Seguin Starcke
Lee
Taft
Blossom Athletic Center
Oall Dist
S. Valley
Springs
Boerne Wagner
Team
A. Heights
Boys Canyon
x-Churchill
Tivy Canyon
Fredsburg
y-Reagan Bandera
y-Lee
Wimberley
Team Call Dist
y-Mac
Fred’burg
Y-S. Valley
Reagan Lee
New Braunfels JV Wins Austin Bowie Tournament Title
The New Braunfels junior varsity softball team claimed the Austin Bowie tournament crown by defeating Akins 1-0, Connally 14-0, Westlake 9-3, Canyon 2-0, and Elgin 2-0 before beating Bowie 5-2. Larisa Garcia won four games and Melanie Ramirez the other two.
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New Braunfels JV
Austin Bowie
Austin Akins
Pflugerville Connally
Austin Westlake
Canyon
Elgin
Larisa Garcia
Melanie Ramirez
Celtics Top Spurs 91 85 In San Antonio St Patrick Day Showdown
Celtics led by Paul Pierce 30 points snap Spurs 18 game home win streak and win in San Antonio for first time since 1990. Delonte West 23, Al Jefferson 20 and 12 rebounds. Tony Parker 30 for Spurs, Duncan 20 16. Finley 10. Spurs rallied late, Pierce iced game with key jumper and West free throws.
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San Antonio
Paul Pierce
Boston
Celtics
Spurs
Delonte West
al Jefferson
Rajon Rondo
Tony Parker
Tim Duncan
Michael Finley
Finley
Parker
Duncan
Pierce
Bruce Bowen
Gerald Green
West
Milwaukee
Dallas Mavericks
Kendrick Perkins
Brent Barry
Fabricio Oberto
NBA
Lee hits homer as Astros fall to Dodgers in spring training
In Vero Beach, Carlos Lee went 2-for-2 with a homer and a run batted in during the fourth inning as the Astros lost 7-5 to the Dodgers. Brent Tomko worked three innings for L A, while Eric Bruntlett extended the at bat with a 13-pitch second. Houston starter Brian Moehler allowed three runs in four frames. Dodgers Tony Abreu left with a shoulder injury after a headfirst slide into first. In Peoria, Texas Rangers beat Seattle 4-1 as Kevin Millwood fared well in his first A game, with Kameron Lee earning a save for Texas.
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Vero Beach
Fla
Carlos Lee
Houston Astros
Lee
Astros
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston
Dodgers
Brett Tomko
Tomko
Eric Bruntlett
Brian Moehler
Tony Abreu
Grady Litue
der Kevin Millwood
Millwood
Texas
Seattle Mariners
Bruce Chen
Jamey Wright
Seattle
Jose Guillen
Jones
Mike Morse
Rangers
Brad Wilkerson
Coaches Urge Stats To Decide All Comal Team Seats
Coaches for 26 4A and 26 5A are asked to submit statistics for one boys team and one girls team. The missing data will determine which players earn All Comal honors. Completion is hoped soon.
Soccer coaches urged to submit district lists and stats
Coaches are urged to send all district and academic lists plus season ending statistics. Three teams are in the playoffs, with details on standings and schedules to follow.
Lists and Stats Being Accepted for District Seasons
Early submissions of team lists and statistics are being accepted as districts ready their seasons. Officials note standings and ordering will follow once all teams complete their campaigns.
Regional powerlifting results for Three Canyon athletes
In Beeville Shel by Becka, at 165 pounds, placed sixth with a 695 pound total in her first year. In Kingsville Kyle Reichert, at 220 pounds, totaled 1,300 and placed eighth. Kenneth Warmke, super heavyweight, placed third with 1,400 pounds and earned state tournament alternate status.
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Canyon
Beeville
Shelby Becka
Kingsville
Kyle Reichert
Kenneth Warmke
Big Buck Contest Held At New Braunfels Civic Center
The Comal County Big Buck Contest takes place at 4 p.m. today at the New Braunfels Civic Center. Hunters are recognized for bucks and does taken this deer season across several divisions with prizes. A dried venison sausage contest follows the event. Tickets cost 10 dollars for non entrants and are sold at Schwab's BBQ Haus.
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Comal County
New Braunfels Civic Center
Schwab
Famous Cowboys fanatic Crazy Ray Jones dies at 76
Wilford Crazy Ray Jones longtime Cowboys crowd energizer dies at home at 76 from diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Known as the unofficial team mascot he wore chaps six shooter and blue vest entertaining fans with tricks and line antics while receiving special access at Texas Stadium. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones calls him a cherished part of the team’s heritage and spirit. Friends launched savecrazyray.com to help with medical and utility expenses.
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Dallas
Wilford
Crazy Ray” Jones
Dallas Cowboys
Jones
Tracy Moberly
Dallas County Medical Examiner
Cowboys
Texas Stadium
Jerry Jones
Crazy Ray Jones
Savecrazyray.com
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SV Boys
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Mariners
Peoria
Ariz
Han
Wright
Wille
N.B
Bruce
Willkommen
Bike Platz
Thebikeplatz
Common St
Ste. 402
New Braunfels
Crazy Ray
Mputer Dianne
Trans
Comal County Salvation Army
Landa Street