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SECTION: Sports
Austin College cagers take two from LeTourneau
The Austin College men’s basketball team got a fight from visiting LeTourneau University but managed to hold off the Jackets down the stretch. The Austin College women rode a strong second half performance to victory over the visiting LeTourneau University Jackets.
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Bells Panthers 53, Ector 45
Ector's Jacob Crowell takes a shot in the lane and Bells' Bud Pedigo goes for the block as a pair of 6' 5" sophomore posts battle in the season opener. Pedigo led Bells with 12 points.
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Bells Lady Panthers 50, Ector 33
Macie Robinson finished with 14 points to lead the Lady Panthers.
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2009 All-District 10-3A Football Team
Paris senior Aaron Ethridge was named the 2009 District 10-3A MVP.
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Ector Junior High girls beat Roxton
With Danyelle Huey knocking down 19 points, the junior high Lady Eagles beat Roxton, 30-22, to earn their first victory of the season.
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Bells Junior High splits with Honey Grove
Bells 7th grade boys enjoyed big win, but Honey Grove won the 8th grade game.
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Junior high basketball: Savoy Cardinals split games at Sam Rayburn
In junior high basketball action Monday night, the Savoy Cardinals split junior high boys games with the Sam Rayburn Rebels.
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A&M-C Lions improve to 2-0 for first time since 2004-05
Senior Ronnie Morgan led the team for the second-straight game with 17 points. Brian Singleton and Brad Hambrick, who had 14 and 11 points for A&M-Commerce in the contest, joined him in double figures.
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Ector competes in Region III Cross Country Meet
The Ector boys placed 5th as a team, the best team finish in school history, and with only one senior on the team; the future looks bright for the Eagles.
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A&M-Commerce volleyball adds five for 2010
Texas A&M University-Commerce head volleyball coach Mark Pryor announced recently the signing of Kayla Bond, Chelsee Hudson, Alyssa Hatton, Ciara Holmes and Jordan Neal to letters of intent.
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Upward Basketball coming to Family Life Center: Register by Nov. 17
Upward is for PreK through sixth grade boys and girls and features equal teams, equal playing time, post-game awards, and much more!
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Hunting the cedar breaks
Javelina are abundant in the cedar breaks country of Knox County, Texas. Outdoors writer Bob hood poses with one he harvested using his GhostBlind. photo by Luke Clayton
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’Roo men’s hoops knocks off #12 UT-Dallas in OT, AC women's rally falls short
The Austin College men’s basketball team overcame a double-digit halftime deficit to topple the No. 12-ranked University of Texas-Dallas 79-77 in overtime on Sunday in the team’s season opener. photo by Allen Rich
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A&M-C Lions win season opener over St. Edward's, 73-60
Senior Ronnie Morgan had the first double double of his career, scoring 16 points and grabbing 10 rebounds, to lead Texas A&M University-Commerce to a 73-60 win over host St. Edward's in the season opener on Sunday afternoon in Austin at the 2009 St. Edward's Shootout.
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Lindsay Lady Knights make school history, head to final four
Out of all the Class A volleyball teams in Texas that hit the gym in August with big dreams, only four teams have earned the right to keep that dream alive. photo by Jay Anderle
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’Roo hoops set to tip off 100th year of basketball
When the Austin College men’s and women’s basketball teams take the court on Sunday for their season openers against the University of Texas-Dallas, the ’Roos will be reaching a milestone in the history of the AC athletics department. The 2009-2010 season marks the 100th year of basketball at Austin College, and the ’Roos will be looking to get this historical season off on the right foot in Hughey Gymnasium.
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Trinity too much for Austin College football
Austin College receiver Jordan Shell goes up for a tough grab, but Trinity defeated the 'Roos 44-10 Saturday afternoon at Jerry Apple Stadium in Sherman. photo by Allen Rich
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Melissa Lady Cards 52, Trinity Christian Academy 29
The Melissa girls came out strong, taking a 14-4 first quarter lead and then extending it every period of the game. TCA was held to seven field goals for the game and none in the fourth quarter to secure the 52-29 win for the Lady Cardinals.
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Austin College kicker becomes oldest player in college history
Point after attempts are usually considered to be mundane plays in football, but on Saturday afternoon at Jerry Apple Stadium it was an extra point that made history for the Austin College football team and placekicker Tom Thompson. That’s because Thompson, a graduate student at Austin College, is 61 years old.
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Lindsay Lady Knights sweep Cross Roads, qualify for regional finals
Lindsay senior Kristin Martin (right) elevates for one of her six blocks against Cross Roads. The victory means the Lindsay Lady Knights are headed to the Region II-1A Finals. And they're just one match away from making school history. photo by Jay Anderle
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