Yes, the Houston Comets softball team was managed and coached by Margaret Zepeda and her sister, Maria Lou (Mary Lou). The Major Division Women's softball team represented the state of Texas at the ASA Major Division Women's National Championships for a number of years in the 60's, 70's and 80's. Margaret (known for her tough, yet fair coaching style) developed a number of outstanding players like Judy Glazener, Sylvia Ortiz, Annette Romero, Tina Oates, Debbie McMinn, and Sandy Mayon. In the heyday of ASA Women's Softball in Texas, teams across the state regarded the Comets as the team one had to defeat to reach the National Tournament. Margaret's long playing and coaching career began in Tacoma, Washington, where she has been enshrined in the Sports Hall of Fame.
the cougars.........
UCLA beat Cal 3-1 in the NCAA Division 1 Softball Championships in 2004
the tennasee titans used to be the Houston Oilers
The Houston Texans joined the NFL in 2002. They were an expansion team and were always based in Houston, TX.
1962 Houston Colt 45s
The Houston Comets were a Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA) team based in Houston, Texas, United States.
a soft ball team
Houston Comets - 15game run in 1998
former wnba basketball team, inaugural 4 time champions
Arizona Heat
The Black Sox
she played for Texas Tech University,Houston Comets and the Seattle Storm basketball team
No, the Houston Astros, Houston's major league baseball team, were originally called the Colt .45's
the team is called newberry diamond queens
Houston, Texas ... The Houston Astros MLB team and Houston Oilers NFL team called the Astrodome home.
No they do not have a softball team at Pepperdine.
There is a NCAA Division I team located at UCLA. They are called the Bruins.