Borreson ruled scholastically ineligible at TJCAC
SC basketball star Paul Borreson, a 6 6 forward from Madison High in Houston, was declared academically ineligible after the fall semester. The Rebel standout was an All-Conference player last season, and the ruling will affect team depth as others pick up the scoring slack.
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Ravens defeat Rebels 113 93 in J C A T C clash
San Jacinto beat the Rebels 113 to 93 to take a share of the Texas Junior College Athletic Conference lead. Both 5 0 in conference play entering the January 25 game at Anders Gym Pasadena. Calver Shelley led Rebels with 19 points while Don Tourney and Steve Laubach added 15 and 14 respectively. Laubach also had seven rebounds.
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Rebels roll past WJC and San Antonio in LC gym
Johnson led the Rebels with 20 points in a 88-71 win over Wharton at the LC gym. Harris added 16 and McNeal 13, with Harris grabbing nine rebounds. Tourney and Laubach had eight rebounds each. In the 77-68 victory over San Antonio Johnson scored 23, McNeal 19, Harris 14, and Tourney 20 rebounds. The pair of wins moved the Rebels to 5-0 in conference ahead of San Jacinto on January 25.
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San Antonio
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