Mojo rallies on Midland errors to beat Bulldogs, 4-3
Permian capitalized on Midland High mistakes in the third inning to score three unearned runs and gain a 3-2 lead, then held on as both teams totaled few hits. Phillips earned the win to move to 2-3, while Midland’s Castaneda dropped to 1-3.
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Tim Davis
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Bronchos shock Midland Lee in district opener
Odessa High coach Ronnie White saw his Bronchos top Midland Lee 2-1 in eight innings in the District 5-5A opener. Hector Sanchez hit a solo homer, Johnny Subin and Ismael Tavarez anchored defense, and Tommy Stahl held Lee to six hits for a 3-0 personal mark as Odessa improved to 9-4.
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Eagles fall to Dunbar in five innings in tuneup loss
Ector coach Jim Davis played the subs to avoid favoritism after a 12-2 defeat to Lubbock Dunbar. Dunbar jumped ahead 12-0 behind RBIs from Moncibais, Conner, and Blanco as Ector struggled with early errors. Darrell Pride hit his fifth homer for Ector, but the deep Dunbar lineup sealed the win. Ector, 9-5, opens District 24A Friday against Lamesa.
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Bernard Conner
Angelo Blanco
Joel Rodriguez
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Prep high school events span track gymnastics tennis and golf
Readable scraps indicate Ector and Permian schools involved in district and invitational prep meet actions across track, gymnastics, tennis, and golf. Names such as Adnan Cooper and venues like San Angel Seay, District 4A championships, and Aguiere tournament appear in fragmented form, with multiple sports listed but few clear outcomes.
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Permian
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Amrene
Syracuse Faces Tulsa In NIT Championship At Madison Square Garden
Syracuse seeks a positive finish to a tumultuous season by meeting Tulsa in the 44th National Invitation Tournament final at Madison Square Garden. The Orangemen, 15-11 after a rough regular season, won the Big East tournament and then four straight NIT games to reach the title game led by Dan Schayes. Tulsa, 25-7 under Nolan Richardson, advanced with a 89-87 semifinal win over West Virginia, relying on four transfer players from Western Texas junior college.
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Dan Schayes
West Virginia
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