ASU Rams Return to NAIA Playoffs Faces Wisconsin River Falls
Angelo State, 3-2 after tying for second in the Lone Star Conference, heads to the NAIA quarterfinals in San Angelo Stadium. Key lineman Odessan Kevin Steen has started every game. fifth string RB Mark Stokely to carry load due to injuries. Wisconsin River Falls, led by fullback Charlie Reed, awaits the winner of the Wisconsin State University Conference title.
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Wishbone
Charlie Reed
Texas A & I
Angelo State
Odessa College Wranglers vs Saint Philips in Chapparal Classic
Odessa College Wranglers upset Saint Philips 88 to 79 in the Midland Chapparal Classic second round. Five Wranglers hit double figures led by Kitchens with 21 and Savoie 11, as OC improves to 6-3 and prepares for Western JCAC play. Saint Philips fell to 79 points with strong performances from Williams and Jackson.
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Playoff Outlook from Friday's Texas high school results
AP reports Friday results across classes 4A to B with Lewisville, Temple, Houston Memorial, Alice, San Antonio Wheatley, San Angelo Lake View, Lubbock Estacado, Bay City, Port Arthur Austin and others. Bay City edged Gregory-Portland on penetrations 3 2, with several 20 point margins and close matches noted. Saturday games include El Paso Coronado at Lubbock, Trinity at Dallas White, Baytown Lee at La Porte, Beaumont Hebert at Brownwood, Union Hill at High Island, and Union Hill at Nacogdoches.
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Permian JV, OHS girls reach Fort Stockton finals
Odessa High girls rout El Paso Jefferson 61 30 to reach Fort Stockton tourney final at 8 p m. OHS season record 41 wins. Permian JV beat OHS 36 31 to advance to JV final. OHS JV meets for third at 2 p m and Permian plays for JV title at 6 p m. Teresa Adams tops OHS with 24 points.
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Permian
OHS JV
Teresa Adams
OHL
Larette Johnson
Jodi Weatherwax
Jennifer Davis
Pace Permian
Edie Simmons
OHS
San Angelo
Denver City
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Alpine
el Paso Eastwood
Pecos
EP Jefferson
EP Eastwood
Theresa Carruth
Debbie Ford
Kaye Wessells
Carrie Nanson
Stockton
Eastwood
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Johnson
Weatherwax
Baker
Rutherford
Jefferson
Fierro
Aranda
Nunez
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Odessa College Women roll past Ranger 84 55 on road
Odessa College Lady Wranglers improved to 6 1 with an 84 55 win over Ranger Junior College. Gloria Simmons led OC with 18 points while Laura Smith added 17 and Jackie Skinner 14. Ranger’s Rhonda Stevens had 20 points. OC heads into Western Junior College Conference play Monday against Frank Phillips at 6 p m.
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Rhonda Stevens
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Elizabeth May
Frank Phillips
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Simmons
Garnett
Vaughn
Chambard
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Leonard Antuofermo Hagler Fight Ends In Split Decision
Sugar Ray Leonard loses a title not defended within time as Antuofermo and Hagler clash in a packed arena. Antuofermo, 44-32, claims the crown, while Hagler, 46-2-2, exits with $40,000. Separate bout sees Johnson become champion again with a first round left to Galindez. Kansas reprimanded by Big Eight for football program rules violations involving summer school aid and enrollment transportation.
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Mustangs Rout Grandfalls Royalty in Class B Quarterfinals
Wheeler stays unbeaten at 12-0 by beating Grandfalls Royalty 31-6. Benny Baker returned a 73 yard kickoff, Rich Brown connected with Russell Gaines for a second quarter TD, Willie Valencia ran for 103 yards, and Ronald Brandenburg added a late 35 yard score. Wheeler advances to face Valley View in the semifinals after Valley defeated Windthurst 21-14.
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Mike
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Kermit Boys Top Pecos 66 61 In Tournament Action
Kermit led 13-24-14-15 and topped Pecos 66-61 as Kermit players Michel Cole Mitchell Holt and Bertoza led with double figure totals. Pecos fell to 0-6 while Kermit improves to 1-1. Marfa and Wall also posted wins in district action and JV results are noted.
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Odessa swimmers enter all star meet at SMU
Renee Yeilding and Mark Gladson of the Odessa Aquatic Club will compete in the Texas north south all star dual at SMU. Yeilding enters the 15 18 year 200 meter backstroke and 400 meter medley relay. Gladson competes in the 11 12 year 50 meter freestyle and 100 meter backstroke. Both qualified at an elimination meet in El Paso.
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Neal
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Permian
Scott Patterson
Tanner Selinger
Mike DeMarco
Matt Franklin
Don Carver
Shawn Sedate
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Odessa High
Jeff Turley
David McGuire
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Sam Brinlee
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Wilma Delap
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Delao
Lori Cheshire
Terry Currier
Ector White Wins Ninth Grade City Basketball Title
Ector White captured the ninth grade city basketball tournament championship Thursday in a double overtime victory over Nimitz. Ector edged the rivals 64 to 58 to claim the title. Crockett won third place 46 to 39 over Bowie.
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Permian diver wins at San Angelo meet
Permian and Odessa High swimmers advance to finals at the San Angelo Invitational after top 12 prelims. Friday results crown Permian diver Colleen Keibler with 370 points in girls diving, while multiple qualifiers earned spots in finals set for 12:30 p.m. at San Angelo Central pool.
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Federal probe considered in fatal boxing death
Conflicting reports on Willie Classen's condition precede his death after a late fight with Wilford Scypion. Congressional and state probes may expand to federal boxing oversight as investigators review licensing, medical staff, and referee decisions. Classen lay in a coma after a 10th round knockthrough. he died of cardiac arrest from brain damage.
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