Posted:
Saturday, March 06, 2010 7:27:19 PM
Timberview 55, Frisco Wakeland 39 (F)
A year after losing the 4A title game, the Wolves will return to Mansfield with a championship. Maegan Conwright recorded 16 points, 6 rebounds, 5 steals and 3 assists, while teammates Cree Conner and Keena Mays added 9 points apiece as Timberview captured the 2010 championship with a 55-39 rout of Frisco Wakeland.
— Star-Telegram Staff
Posted:
Saturday, March 06, 2010 5:45:00 PM
Brock 38, Wall 33 (F)
Brock fended off the Hawks in the second half of Saturday's 2A state
championship game, winning 38-33. Wall had the ball down two points with a
minute and a half to play, but the Eagles' defense kept the Hawks from tying the
game. Kenisha Harris rebounded a missed free throw on the other end, putting it
back up and in to seal the title for Brock.=
— Brent Shirley
Posted:
Saturday, March 06, 2010 5:42:17 PM
Timberview 25, Frisco Wakeland 17 (H)
Timberview has a 25-17 lead at halftime of the 4A state championship game
against Frisco Wakeland. Alysse Barlow and Maegan Conwright each have 6 points
for the Wolves.
— Brent Shirley
Posted:
Friday, March 05, 2010 9:59:31 AM
Brock advances to title game with 59-29 win
Brock cruised in the second half, extending its lead over Leon to 30 points. Harris finished with 21, Paige Parliament scored 14, and Kamy Cole added 16, as the Eagles defeated the Cougars 59-29. Brock will face the winner of the Poth-vs.-Wall matchup Saturday at 2 p.m.
— Brent Shirley
Posted:
Friday, March 05, 2010 9:12:43 AM
Halftime: Brock 22, Jewett Leon 8
The Brock Eagles are pounding the ball inside and beating Jewett Leon 22-8 at halftime of their 2A state semifinal game in Austin. Brock grabbed a 12-0 lead after the first quarter, with post player Kenisha Harris scoring all of the Eagles points. Post Paige Parliament added to Brock's lead in the second, hitting two shots in the paint to go along with two free throws. Payton Shoush -- who hit a three-point shot with 57 seconds left in the second -- was the only guard to score a basket for Brock in the half.
— Brent Shirley
Posted:
Thursday, March 04, 2010 10:56:10 PM
Timberview 59, Cibolo Steele 40 (F)
Timberview's Maegan Conwright has 20 points, Cree Conner adds 9 points and 15 rebounds. And Camille Redmon, who played much of the second half with four fouls, had 10 points and 10 boards.
Next up:
Mansfield Timberview (36-2) vs. Frisco Wakeland (30-6)
Saturday, 3:30 p.m.
Erwin Center, Austin
Tickets ($12): On sale Saturday at 7:30 a.m. at 512-477-6060 or www.texasboxoffice.com.
— Brent Shirley
Posted:
Thursday, March 04, 2010 10:47:05 PM
Trimberview 56, Steele 40 (2:03 4th)
Timberview's Maegan Conwright has 20 points, Cree Conner has grabbed 14 rebounds, and Camille Redmon has 10 points and 10 boards.
— Brent Shirley
Posted:
Thursday, March 04, 2010 10:35:23 PM
Timberview 44, Cibolo Steele 33 (end 3rd)
Simmons is still hot for Steele. She scored nine of her team's 11 points in the third quarter, but the Knights still trail the Wolves 44-33 heading into the fourth. Redmon scored four in the quarter (10 points in the game) for Timberview, but she also picked up her fourth foul. Alysse Barlow made two shots in the quarter as well.
— Brent Shirley
Posted:
Thursday, March 04, 2010 10:07:05 PM
Steele offense picking up, Timberview still leads
While the Wolves are still in the lead, the Knights are back in the game. Timberview had led 28-11 before Meighan Simmons reeled off seven straight points to cut the lead to 28-18. Timberview is up 34-22 now, at halftime, but starting center Camille Redmon has picked up three first-half fouls. Conwright added nine points in the second quarter to give her 14 in the game.
— Brent Shirley
Posted:
Thursday, March 04, 2010 9:28:03 PM
Timberview dominant early
Five players have scored for Mansfield Timberview, as the Lady Wolves have grabbed an 18-7 lead on Cibolo Steele at the end of the first quarter. Maegan Conwright has two free throws to go along with a 3-pointer to lead Timberview with five points.
— Brent Shirley
Posted:
Thursday, March 04, 2010 9:11:41 PM
Timberview tips off at 9:06 p.m.
They just tipped off, and Timberview scored on its first possession (Camille Redmon free throws) for a 2-0 lead against Cibolo Steele with seven minutes left.
— Brent Shirley
Posted:
Wednesday, March 03, 2010 5:58:06 PM
State tournament pairings
Smyer (34-3) vs. Louise (26-6) 8:30 a.m.
Martin’s Mill (32-4) vs. Muenster (29-6) 10 a.m.
Madisonville (31-5) vs. Texarkana Liberty-Eylau (29-8) 2 p.m.
Giddings (30-7) vs. Abilene Wylie (30-9) 3:30 p.m.
Del Valle (36-2) vs. Frisco Wakeland (29-6) 7 p.m.
Timberview (35-2) vs. Cibolo Steele (34-4) 8:30 p.m.
Neches (35-2) vs. Turkey Valley(26-5) 2 p.m.
McLean (28-4) vs. Leggett (28-4) 7 p.m.
Brock (35-2) vs. Jewett Leon (25-6) 8:30 a.m.
Wall (34-3) vs. Poth (28-5) 10 a.m.
Cypress-Fairbanks (34-1) vs. Cedar Hill (27-6) 3:30 p.m.
FB Hightower (34-2) vs. San Antonio Jay (35-4) 8:30 p.m.
— Star-Telegram Staff
Posted:
Tuesday, March 02, 2010 11:14:47 AM
Mansfield guard makes UIL team
Erin Grant, the point guard who led Mansfield to four consecutive 5A state championships, was voted on to the UIL's all-century team for girls basketball. She earned first-team honors in the vote by more than 7,400 fans, part of the UIL's celebration of 100 years of competition. Tamika Catchings of Duncanville and Tiffany Jackson of Dallas Lincoln, who later played for Duncanville, were also named to the second and third teams, respectively. The list can be found on the UIL website, www.uil.utexas.edu.
— Carlos Mendez
Posted:
Monday, March 01, 2010 8:41:24 AM
Perimeter defense shines for Timberview
Mansfield Timberview won the regional championship in part because of a strong showing on defense against Canyon's motion offense and perimeter shooting. Starting guards Maegan Conwright, Keena Mays and Alysse Barlow, reserve guard Kristin Askew and starting post Cree Conner had the assignment of keeping up with Canyon outside. The Wolves got the job done, coach Candi Harvey said after the 44-30 victory Saturday.
"We had kind of gotten away from that the last couple of weeks," Harvey said. "But when we needed them to do it the most, they did it. They did everything we asked them. Hats off to Cree Conner. We asked her, a post player, to guard players on the perimeter, and she did it all day long. I can't say enough about the job that kid did."
— Carlos Mendez
Posted:
Saturday, February 27, 2010 1:30:00 PM
Final: Timberview 44, Canyon 30
Mansfield Timberview is headed back to Austin. The Wolves knocked out Canyon 44-30 in the 4A Region I championship game Saturday in San Angelo, scoring 18 of the game's final 19 points. After trailing 29-26 in the opening minute of the fourth quarter, Timberview gave up only one more point as Canyon went dry, missing its final eight shots and commiting four turnovers. Maegan Conwright had 15 points and Alysse Barlow added 12 for Timberview (35-2), which returns to the UIL state tournament, where it lost in the final last season.
— Carlos Mendez
Posted:
Saturday, February 27, 2010 12:42:17 PM
Canyon up 3 at halftime
Canyon has a 19-16 lead against Mansfield Timberview at halftime of their 4A Region I championship game. Timberview led 10-4 in the first quarter on Keena Mays' 3-pointer, but the Wolves went cold after that and Canyon led 17-13 on Jordan Vessels' four-point play in the second quarter. Vessels has eight points. Alysse Barlow has five for Timberview.
— Carlos Mendez
Posted:
Friday, February 26, 2010 8:42:50 PM
It's Canyon vs. Timberview
The rematch is set in the 4A Region I championship game. Mansfield Timberview and Canyon, who met in the final of the Hatch Memorial Rotary Classic at Mansfield in December in a game that resulted in Canyon's only loss of the season, will meet at noon Saturday in San Angelo for a trip to the state tournament. Canyon defeated Denton Ryan 52-43 in the second semifinal after Timberview defeated Amarillo Palo Duro 54-40. Timberview and Canyon are the top two teams in the state coaches rankings. Timberview took a 49-47 victory over Canyon in the Dec. 30 meeting.
— Carlos Mendez
Posted:
Friday, February 26, 2010 7:02:34 PM
Final: Timberview 54, Palo Duro 40
Keena Mays scored 23 points, and Camille Redmon had 14 points, 12 rebounds and five blocks for Mansfield Timberview in its 54-40 victory against Amarillo Palo Duro. The Wolves (34-2), ranked No. 1 in the state in the 4A coaches poll, are one step away from returning to Austin. They will take on the winner of the Denton Ryan vs. Canyon game at noon on Saturday at Angelo State. Jasmine Patterson had 22 points and 11 rebounds for Palo Duro (23-11), which shot only 32 percent (16-for-51) against the tough Timberview defense.
— Carlos Mendez
Posted:
Friday, February 26, 2010 5:11:07 PM
Nolan Catholic wins TAPPS semifinal
Lady Vikings defeated Houston St. Agnes, 57-41, at Mansfield Timberview High School. Next up, Nolan meets the San Antonio Antonian/Dallas Bishop Lynch winner in the TAPPS Class 5A final at 3 p.m. Saturday at Summit High Sschool.
— Star-Telegram Staff
Posted:
Wednesday, February 24, 2010 12:04:05 AM
Tuesday night's scores
UIL CLASS 5A REGION I QUARTERFINALS
Lubbock Monterey (23-11) vs. Midland (33-2), 6 p.m. Wednesday, Lamesa Middle School
Plano West (25-10) vs. Cedar Hill (24-6), Tuesday, late
Mansfield Summit 55, North Crowley 54
Irving MacArthur 68, Duncanville 57
CLASS 4A REGION I QUARTERFINALS
Amarillo Palo Duro 52, Plainview 51
Mansfield Timberview (32-2) vs. Stephenville (25-8), 6 pm.. Wednesday, Aledo HS
Canyon 65, El Paso Irvin 40
Denton Ryan 70, Fort Worth Dunbar 55
CLASS 3A REGION II QUARTERFINALS
Kennedale 68, Commerce 48
— Star-Telegram Staff
Posted:
Tuesday, February 23, 2010 3:57:54 PM
Stephenville-Timberview game rescheduled
Tonight's Stephenville vs. Mansfield Timberview 4A regional quarterfinal has been rescheduled for 6:p.m. Wednesday at Aledo. The winner advances to the regional tournament this weekend in San Angelo.
— Star-Telegram Staff
Posted:
Friday, February 19, 2010 8:46:46 PM
Final: Dunbar 88, Wichita Falls 61
Ebonee Tate and Traice McCoy each had 18 points, and Destiny Price had 16 as Fort Worth Dunbar ran past Wichita Falls 88-61 in a 4A Region I area-round game at Decatur. Chelsea Prince and Nakyia Jacobs each added 13 for Dunbar (28-7), which will meet Everman or Denton Ryan in the next round next week.
— Carlos Mendez
Posted:
Thursday, February 18, 2010 8:30:58 PM
Final: Duncanville 59, Trinity 49
Duncanville scored 35 points in the second half to rally for a 59-49 victory against Euless Trinity in a 5A Region I area-round game. Akil Simpson scored eight of her 12 points after halftime and Empress Davenport had 10 in the second half (of her 15) for the Pantherettes (33-3), who defeated Trinity for the third time this season. Nikki Moody had 21 for Trinity (31-5), which led 26-19 in the first half and 28-24 at halftime.
— Carlos Mendez
Posted:
Thursday, February 18, 2010 10:01:39 AM
Carroll-Cedar Hill set for Friday
The Lady Dragons will take on Cedar Hill at 7 p.m. Friday at Grand Prairie high school.
— Tobias Xavier Lopez
Posted:
Wednesday, February 17, 2010 2:42:27 PM
Friday pairings
Some pairings announced for Friday's playoff games:
Wichita Falls (23-8) vs. Dunbar (27-7), 7 p.m. Friday, Decatur
North Crowley (26-6) vs. Lubbock Coronado (28-6), 7 p.m. Friday, Abilene HS
Springtown (28-5) vs. Stephenville (22-8), 6 p.m. Friday, Mineral Wells
Cleburne (24-9) vs. Longview (29-5), 6:30 p.m. Friday, Fairfield
Kennedale (19-10) vs. Argyle (15-14), 7 p.m. Friday, Richland HS
— Star-Telegram Staff
Posted:
Wednesday, February 17, 2010 2:25:41 PM
North Crowley, Coronado head back to Abilene
North Crowley is headed back to the site of its 49-48 loss to Lubbock Coronado last season. The Panthers and Mustangs have scheduled their 5A Region I area-round game for 7 p.m. Friday at Abilene High School, where Coronado took the narrow victory last season. "We're a year more experienced," North Crowley coach Stephani Gray said. "We had six freshmen on the bench last year."
The Panthers are trying to work in Chelsea Jennings, who scored 16 points in last year's game but has missed seven weeks with a knee injury. But they are encouraged by their depth. "Defensively, we've got a pretty solid bench," Gray said. "Offensively, getting those kids a couple of extra shots here and there makes a difference."
— Carlos Mendez
Posted:
Wednesday, February 17, 2010 2:17:14 PM
Dunbar withstands Granbury's Doughty
Fort Worth Dunbar had to play its best defense against Granbury's Tina Doughty, but the Wildcats survived in a 59-46 victory. Doughty scored 21 points against the Wildcats. "We had a tough night guarding her," coach Ebony Shaw said. "We had to rotate two players on her." With the victory, the Wildcats advanced to play Wichita Falls at 7 on Friday at Decatur in the 4A Region I area round.
— Carlos Mendez
Posted:
Tuesday, February 16, 2010 5:34:51 PM
Trinity-Duncanville Thursday
Euless Trinity is set to take on Duncanville in the Class 5A area round. The Lady Trojans will play at 7 p.m. Thursday at Arlington Sam Houston. Tickets are priced $5 for adults and $3 for students.
— Tobias Xavier Lopez
Posted:
Monday, February 15, 2010 11:53:47 PM
Tuesday's area playoff games
North Crowley (25-6) vs. Mansfield (14-17), 6 p.m., Arlington Seguin HS
Aledo (24-7) vs. The Colony (23-9), 6 p.m., Byron Nelson HS
Timberview (30-2) vs. Eastern Hills (17-15), 6:30 p.m., Arlington Bowie HS
Stephenville (23-8) vs. Western Hills (24-8), 7:30 p.m., Mineral Wells HS
Springtown (27-5) vs. Denton Guyer, 7:30 p.m., Byron Nelson HS
Granbury (16-15) vs. Dunbar (26-7), 7 p.m., Boswell HS
Everman (21-7) vs. Wyatt (16-16), 8 p.m., Arlington Bowie HS
Boswell (14-14) vs. Denton Ryan (22-6), 7 p.m., Timber Creek HS
Cleburne vs. Red Oak , 7 p.m., Timberview HS
Kennedale vs. Dallas Madison, 7:30 p.m., Cedar Hill HS
— Star-Telegram Staff
Posted:
Monday, February 15, 2010 9:36:03 PM
Final: Trinity 57, Flower Mound 37
Shay Weaver scored 15 points off the bench to get Trinity's offense going in a 57-37 victory against Flower Mound in a 5A Region I bidistrict playoff game. Weaver hit three consecutive 3-pointers in the second quarter, and she scored four points in the third quarter as the Trojans (31-4) got going after a slow start, advancing to a second-round game against Duncanville or Plano.
— Carlos Mendez
Posted:
Monday, February 15, 2010 8:01:10 PM
Final: Lewisville 59, Grapevine 55
Lewisville scored the last seven points of the game and took a 59-55 victory against Grapevine in a Class 5A Region I bidistrict game at Keller. Lewisville (20-11) advanced to meet Irving MacArthur or Wylie. Grapevine's season ended at 23-13.
— Carlos Mendez
Posted:
Monday, February 15, 2010 7:53:49 PM
5-5A vs. 6-5A in round 1
Girls basketball playoffs kick off tonight for District 5-5A and 6-5A in the bi-district round.
Colleyville Heritage gets Marcus
Keller Fossil Ridge faces Carroll
Grapevine sees Lewisville
Euless Trinity pairs off against Flower Mound.
— Tobias Xavier Lopez
Posted:
Monday, February 15, 2010 3:50:47 PM
Monday night's playoff lineup
Weatherford (23-7) vs. Martin (21-11), 6 p.m., Crowley HS
Coll. Heritage (23-9) vs. Marcus (23-12), 6:30 p.m., Byron Nelson HS
Burleson (20-10) vs. Summit (24-8), 6:30 p.m., Richland HS
Grapevine (23-12) vs. Lewisville (19-11), 6:30 p.m., Keller HS
Arl. Bowie (28-5) vs. Haltom (15-16), 7 p.m., Wilkerson-Greines AC
Saginaw (27-6) vs. Wichita Falls, 7 p.m., Jacksboro HS
Fossil Ridge (21-11) vs. Carroll (22-9), 8 p.m., Byron Nelson HS
Trinity (30-4) vs. Flower Mound (17-17), 8 p.m., Keller HS
— Star-Telegram Staff
Posted:
Monday, February 15, 2010 12:41:47 PM
7-4A vs. 8-4A matchups set
A doubleheader is set for Tuesday night at Arlington Bowie as part of the District 7-4A and 8-4A bidistrict matchups. 8-4A champion Timberview and Eastern Hills open the Bowie slate at 6:30, with Everman and Wyatt to follow at 8. The other two matchups have Granbury and 7-4A winner Dunbar playing at 7 at Saginaw Boswell, and Stephenville and Western Hills playing at 7:30 at Mineral Wells. In each game, the 7-4A team is the visitor.
— Carlos Mendez
Posted:
Thursday, February 11, 2010 8:20:45 PM
7-4A second-place playoff set
District 7-4A has set its playoff schedule for second place. Eastern Hills will play Western Hills at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Billingsley Field House. The winner will play Wyatt at 2 p.m. at South Hills. If a third game is necessary, it will be at 6 at South Hills.
— Star-Telegram Staff
Posted:
Wednesday, February 10, 2010 3:10:14 PM
3-5A vs. 4-5A playoff pairings
Arlington Martin vs. Weatherford at Crowley HS, 6 p.m. Monday
Mansfield Summit vs. Burleson at Richland HS, 6:30 p.m. Monday
Arlington Bowie vs. Haltom at Wilkerson-Greines AC, 7 p.m. Monday
Mansfield vs. North Crowley at Arlington Seguin HS, 6 p.m. Tuesday
— Star-Telegram Staff
Posted:
Tuesday, February 09, 2010 10:15:46 PM
Martin 54, Mansfield 48 (F)
Martin's bench was short Tuesday night, but that didn't matter much to the Lady Warriors. Using a big 15-6 third quarter, Martin (21-11, 9-3) got the District 4-5A win.
"I definitely think the difference in the game was the third quarter, and it was something I was harping on at the half," said Mansfield coach Natasha Stewart. "All season we haven't come out with a good third quarter."
Martin's Nikki Maduka led all scorers with 16 points, and Mansfield's (17-11, 6-6) Keyra Sue Johnson had 13 points.
— Brian Hernalsteen
Posted:
Friday, February 05, 2010 10:52:31 PM
Timberview sends off 5 seniors
Timberview took care of business Friday night, beating Joshua, 83-43. Five players suited up for the last time at home for Timberview.
Cree Conner scored 12 points and had 6 rebounds. Keena Mays scored 12 points and had 8 assists. Camille Redmon scored 17 points and had 8 rebounds. Maegan Conwright had 14 points, 5 assists and 5 steals. Alysse Barlow had 8 points, 5 assists and 6 steals.
— Paul Wessels
Posted:
Thursday, February 04, 2010 11:17:31 AM
North Crowley still hopeful on Jennings
North Crowley sophomore guard Chelsea Jennings is working her way back from a knee injury and wants to play, but coach Stephani Gray said she wants her player to take her time. "She's dying to get out there and play, and if you looked at her and didn't know she was injured, you wouldn't know," Gray said.
The Panthers have continued to play well without Jennings and a second injured player, Charity Collins, in part because of their depth. The Panthers have a deep bench, Gray said. One player who has helped in particular is sophomore guard Kiara Davis, who herself missed time because of a knee injury. Davis was hurt almost exactly a year ago and returned 11 games ago. "She's starting to find her groove after almost a year," Gray said.
— Carlos Mendez
Posted:
Tuesday, February 02, 2010 10:14:11 PM
Arlington Bowie 63, Mansfield 52 (F)
Bowie's physical play and defensive pressure was too much for Mansfield Tuesday night, as the Lady Volunteers went on a 9-2 run in the second quarter and didn't look back.
Bowie's Ashley Ferguson scored 22 points and Mansfield's Maya Adetula led all scorers with 25.
Mansfield started the game on a 7-2 run, but Bowie responded with a big run that gave them a 9-8 lead after a quarter of play.
"My girls started the game on a roll, but lost our fight," said Mansfield coach Natasha Stewart. "We knew that they would make their run, we just have to make sure we maintain our composure because our run was going to come as well. At one point, it looked like we might lose by 20, but they kept battling to get back in it."
— Brian Hernalsteen
Posted:
Friday, January 29, 2010 10:37:20 PM
Lamar 70, Sam Houston 69 (OT) (F)
Kristen Grant scored with seven seconds left in overtime to lead the Lady Vikings to the victory over the Lady Texans.
Sam Houston's senior guard Breann McMillan hit a three-pointer with four seconds left in regulation to send the game to overtime tied at 65.
Grant finished the game with 24 points and McMillan finished with 23.
— Paul Wessels
Posted:
Friday, January 29, 2010 10:31:32 PM
Summit 64, Mansfield 45 (F)
With Mansfield Summit hanging on to a one-point lead going into the second quarter, the Lady Jaguars turned up the heat on rival Mansfield and outscored the Lady Tigers 28-4 in the stanza.
"In the first game, our man-to-man pressure hurt them, and we could tell they were ready for that coming out of the gate," said Summit coach Tammy Lusinger. "In the second quarter, I thought our defense was just exceptional. We moved to a half court game and were able to get some easy baskets that way."
Mansfield was able to outscore rival Summit in the second half 25-19, but the second quarter hole was too much to dig out of for the Lady Tigers.
Breanna Harris of Summit led all scorers with 23 points. Maya Adetula of Mansfield had 14 points.
— Brian Hernalsteen
Posted:
Tuesday, January 26, 2010 10:38:16 PM
Colleyville Heritage posts trio of 19s
Alexia Standish was up to her usual stellar self on Tuesday as Colleyville Heritage improved to 10-0 in District 5-5A with a 70-45 victory over Keller Fossil Ridge. She scored 19 points – one of three Lady Panthers to do so – and also dished out 10 assists in her first full game in nearly two weeks.
Carley Russell and Morgan Hunt also attributed 19 points in Heritage’s rout. Russell, an off-guard, was 7 of 8 from the free throw line and made four three pointers. Hunt, a left-handed post, did most of her work down low.
Heritage (20-8, 10-0) only led by five at the half before it used a 21-5 third quarter run to blow the game open. Nia Jackson and Karina Reyes led Fossil Ridge (18-10, 6-4) with 13 and 11 points respectively.
— William Wilkerson
Posted:
Monday, January 25, 2010 10:29:07 AM
Aledo going strong behind Mittie
After starting the season 5-5, the Aledo Ladycats have strung together an impressive run. In fact, Aledo has gone 16-1 since that start, including an 8-1 District 6-4A record to sit atop the standings with Springtown.
The main reason for the improved success, according to Aledo coach Rusty Johnson, has been the emergence of junior point guard Logan Mittie, who has scored more than 30 points in half of the team’s district games.
“When she takes the floor, I think you’d be hard-pressed to find someone more knowledgeable,” Johnson said. “She understands spacing and everything like that. This is also really Logan’s first time to step into the spotlight.”
Mittie, the daughter of TCU women’s coach Jeff Mittie, had been in the background the past two years with Hannah Christian and Taylor Hays leading the team. Christian is now playing at TCU, while Hays is at Lamar University.
“She’s really accepted that role and has just been outstanding,” Johnson said. “For her to do what she’s doing offensively and run the point position, that’s a credit to her work ability.”
— Drew Davison
Posted:
Wednesday, January 20, 2010 11:40:27 AM
Big matchup in 6-4A
Two of the three teams atop District 6-4A meet Friday night when Saginaw visits Springtown. Both are tied for the lead in 6-4A at 7-1, along with Aledo (which plays Birdville). Springtown dominated the first meeting against Saginaw, 65-46. But it's possible nothing will be decided until the last week. Aledo gets Saginaw and Springtown for the last two games of the regular season.
— Carlos Mendez
Posted:
Tuesday, January 19, 2010 11:25:41 PM
30-point first quarter lifts Mansfield
The Lady Tigers outscored Arlington Lamar 30-6 in the first quarter to breeze to a 65-40 victory in District 4-5A action. Twelve players scored for the Lady Tigers, who are keeping pace with Arlington Bowie, Mansfield Summit and Arlington Martin at 4-2. Lamar fell to 2-5.
— William Wilkerson
Posted:
Tuesday, January 19, 2010 11:25:11 PM
Summit wins, Arlington Bowie next
Mansfield Summit did its job of keeping the District 4-5A showdown between itself and Arlington Bowie on Friday in tact by defeating Arlington Martin 41-30. Summit and Martin both entered the game at 6-1 in district along with Bowie. Breanna Harris and Taylor Hooker led Summit with 12 and 10 points a piece. Summit, which beat Bowie 52-42 earlier this season, will face the Lady Volunteers at 6 p.m.
— William Wilkerson
Posted:
Tuesday, January 19, 2010 11:24:40 PM
Lady Dragons atop 6-5A
Southlake Carroll used a suffocating style of defense through the first three quarters to stroll to a 49-34 win over Flower Mound Marcus at home on Tuesday. Carroll held Marcus to five points in the first quarter, eight in the second and seven in the third, which it ended with a 41-20 lead.The victory gave the Lady Dragons (17-8, 4-0) sole possession of first place in District 6-5A. Marcus fell to 3-1. Christie Groh led Carroll in scoring for the third straight game with 16 points.
— William Wilkerson
Posted:
Tuesday, January 19, 2010 11:24:07 PM
Saginaw stays hot
Saginaw ran its District 6-4A win streak to six games with a 37-36 victory over Saginaw Boswell on Tuesday. Karli Mellegard finished with 13 points and sophomore Gionna Jackson added 10 points for Saginaw, which held a three-point lead with 12 seconds left. The Lady Rough Riders entered the game shooting 70 percent from the free throw line as a team, but hit only 10 of 22 in the win. The win sets up a rematch with Springtown on Friday. Springtown (21-5, 7-1) defeated Saginaw (22-5, 7-1) 65-46 on Dec. 18.
“First and for most give hats off to Boswell,” Saginaw coach Marty Garcia said. “They did an extremely good job of doing what they needed to do to stay in the ball game. They did a real good job of limiting how many offensive posessions we got. It’s no secret when we score and we can set up our press, but when you don’t score baskets it makes it hard to do that.”
— William Wilkerson
Posted:
Monday, January 18, 2010 5:59:40 PM
Weatherford ready for North Crowley rematch
Weatherford coach Mike Miller believes the District 3-5A title is on the line when his Lady Roos (18-6, 5-1) take on North Crowley (19-6, 6-0) on Tuesday night. After all, both are the top two teams in the district and Weatherford’s lone district loss this season came to North Crowley, a 64-54 defeat on Dec. 15.
“We feel like it’s for the championship and we feel we can do things better than the first time we played them,” Miller said. “We feel prepared and have confidence going in. That being said, I don’t think it’s a make or break game.”
Miller said the key for his team to succeed will be to control the pace of the game. North Crowley tries to speed its opponents up and capitalize with several transition baskets. Weatherford, on the other hand, will try and slow the game down and make it more of a half-court battle.
“We have to change gears,” Miller said. “My feeling is that we need to do something that they’re not comfortable with and that means to change gears and execute. I don’t want to go out there athlete on athlete because I think we might lose. We’re going to try and play it smart.”
— Drew Davison
Posted:
Monday, January 18, 2010 1:16:44 PM
Big week for Big 3 in 4-5A
The more Arlington Bowie, Mansfield Summit and Arlington Martin come out victorious the more congested and exciting it’s going to make this race for the district crown, which all three teams currently have a piece of with 5-1 records.
All three teams are in a groove right now with three weeks left before a champion is crowned. This week will go a long way in determining which team is left standing.
Bowie (22-5) has won four straight district games since Summit beat them by 10 on Dec. 18. The Lady Volunteers will face Arlington Sam Houston Tuesday before they get a shot at revenge on Friday at 6 p.m. Summit and Martin will face each other for the second time on Tuesday. The Lady Warriors handed the defending state champions their only district loss on Dec. 15 (50-45).
— William Wilkerson
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Friday, January 15, 2010 10:00:19 PM
Summit 73, Sam Houston 24 (F)
Three out of four isn't that bad.
And for the Lady Jaguars on Friday night, that meant defense. For the first three quarters, Summit (19-7, 5-1 in District 4-5A) held Sam Houston (11-15, 1-5) to just four points in each stanza.
"That is what we are trying to focus on. We want to get to get better in every game, and in that first half we just wanted to focus on adjusting the defense and being more physical," said Summit coach Tammy Lusinger. "We want to get better every game, and that's what we are working hard to do."
Summit's pressure defense gave them the jump in the first quarter, and they didn't look back.
Summit's Taylor Hooker led all scorers with 21 points.
— Brian Hernalsteen
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Friday, January 15, 2010 3:59:47 AM
Temple Christian 55, Grace Prep 52
Temple Christian held Grace Prep to four points in the third quarter on the way to a 55-52 win.
Kaylin Barnhardt scored 18 points and Summer Alford and Amanda Farquhar each added 13 points to lead the Lady Eagles to the win.
This makes Temple Christian 12-11, 1-4 on the season. Grace Prep drops to 18-5, 1-2.
— Paul Wessels
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Thursday, January 14, 2010 1:14:30 PM
Friday's 4-5A Game of the Day
Mansfield at Arlington Martin: Martin HS, 6 p.m.
Martin (4-1 in 4-5A) is playing some of the best basketball in the district right now, having won two straight over Arlington and Arlington Sam Houston. The Lady Warriors lost a 48-47 game to Bowie on Jan. 2. Mansfield (3-2) has lost two straight, including a 38-33 loss to Bowie, but is still in contention for a playoff spot.
— William Wilkerson
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Wednesday, January 13, 2010 1:01:58 PM
Three tied at top of 4-5A
Time’s a ticking and there is still a lot to figure out in District 4-5A before the playoffs start in mid February. Ready? Reigning state champion Mansfield Summit (4-1) currently hold the tie-breaker over Arlington Bowie (4-1) at the top of the standings because of its 52-42 heads up win on Dec. 18. The two will play for the second time on Jan. 22.
Bowie’s narrow 48-47 victory over Arlington Martin, which also sits at 4-1, on Jan. 2 gives it the edge over the Lady Warriors, who handed Summit its lone district loss on Dec. 15 (50-45). Keep an eye on Martin’s game with Summit on Jan. 19. The regular season ends on Feb. 9. Buckle up.
— William Wilkerson
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Tuesday, January 12, 2010 5:52:11 PM
Lamar duo having success
Arlington Lamar’s Kristen Grant and Brianna Wilkerson are quietly putting together solid seasons despite the Lady Vikings’ limited success in District 4-5A. It should come as no surprise that Grant is averaging 16.7 points, which includes knocking down 24 3-pointers. She is rated as the No. 21 shooting guard in the country by ESPNU. The Texas A&M signee has also dished out 79 assists, swiped 76 steals and grabbed 140 rebounds. Wilkerson is averaging 9.8 points and has hit 27 treys for Lamar, which is 2-3 in one of the deeper districts in the area.
— William Wilkerson
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Tuesday, January 12, 2010 12:57:34 PM
Kennedale on a roll
The Kennedale Lady Wildcats (13-8, 5-0 in 11-3A) have won three straight and seem to have a solid grasp on the district.
They have won those last three games, all against district rivals, by an average of 43.6 points per game.
Senior guard Breanna Dorsey has scored in double digits in all three of those games and is averaging 11.7 points per game and four steals per contest.
— Paul Wessels
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Friday, January 08, 2010 10:44:58 PM
Timberview 68, Seguin 45 (F)
What a difference a year makes.
At this time in 2009, Timberview and Seguin were at the top of the state rankings in Class 4A. And on Friday night, Mansfield Timberview proved why they are still on top.
The Lady Wolves stormed out to a monster lead in the first quarter, and never looked back. Timberview led 36-0 before Seguin scored with less than six seconds left in the quarter.
Timberview improved to 21-2, 5-0 in 8-4, while Seguin dropped to 8-14, 1-4.
"I thought our execution was outstanding in the first quarter on both ends. We shared the ball well, our shot selection was very good and it was a great mix of inside and out," said Timberview coach Candi Harvey. "I thought overall, we played a pretty great first half."
Timberview led 54-18 at the break.
Maegan Conwright led Timberview with 14 points, and Seguin'sVeronica Azubuike had 21 points in the loss.
— Brian Hernalsteen
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Tuesday, January 05, 2010 9:43:52 PM
Burleson hangs on vs. Haltom
Burleson survived a late rush by Haltom to win 39-38.
Haltom took a potential game-winning shot as time was running out that went in and out as time expired.
Burleson coach Rusty East said this was a good win for his squad.
“Considering we laid an egg on Saturday, it’s good to play well again,” East said. “ Hopefully we have gotten out of this funk.”
— Paul Wessels
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Tuesday, January 05, 2010 9:15:43 PM
Granbury beats Seguin in OT
Granbury outscored Seguin 11-4 in the extra period as the Lady Pirates beat the Lady Cougars 50-43.
Seguin Courtney Phillips said it just came down to performance in overtime.
"They executed they’re offense," Phillips said. "We had chances we just missed or shots."
— Paul Wessels
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Tuesday, January 05, 2010 12:16:55 PM
Fort Worth Christian looking ahead to district
After an 0-6 start, Fort Worth Christian (10-12) seems to be turning things around. They have won five of their last eight and two of those losses were by a combined total of three points. They start TAPPS 1-4A play tonight at Grace Prep.
— Paul Wessels
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Monday, January 04, 2010 12:02:52 PM
"Adversity" now in Bowie's vocabulary
One would think that the saying “adversity builds character” wouldn’t have much to do with Arlington Bowie. Not until lately, at least, simply because the Lady Volunteers hadn’t faced too much on the court.
Heading into its Dec. 18 showdown with Mansfield Summit in the second game of District 4-5A play, Bowie had wracked up eight wins in a row and lost only once in 15 games. Then the tide started to shift away from the Lady Volunteers a bit. They lost that game to Summit 52-42, followed that up with a win over Coppell (52-43) before dropping a 58-51 game to Flower Mound Marcus. Then, on Jan. 2, Arlington Martin mounted a furious fourth quarter comeback and almost nipped Bowie in the rear in a one-point game.
There’s no denying Bowie has faced its share of adversity. Now, it will be intriguing to see how the Lady Volunteers respond. They’ll face a Mansfield squad on Jan. 8 that has opened 4-5A with two straight wins.
— William Wilkerson
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Wednesday, December 30, 2009 9:26:21 PM
Brock 33, Peaster 31
The state's top-ranked Class 2A team held on for a 33-31 victory against No. 4 Peaster in the finals of the Whataburger Blue Division.
Brock's offense was led by Kamy Cole who had a team-high nine points. Forward Kenisha Harris was awarded tournament MVP honors.
Peaster hung around until the final whistle hoping to draw even on a three-point play with six seconds left, but the missed free-throw was rebounded by Brock's defense. Brock is the defending 2A state champion.
— Star-Telegram Staff
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Wednesday, December 30, 2009 9:21:54 PM
Nolan Catholic 51, Argyle Liberty 40
The Lady Vikings defeat Argyle Liberty 51-40 for third place in the Whataburger Blue Division. Nolan's Jazmine Wiley had 18 points, while teammate Lisa Hampton, an all-tournament selection, had 15 points and a three threes. Liberty sophomore Nicole Kornet had a game-high 23 points before fouling out in the fourth quarter.
— Star-Telegram Staff
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Wednesday, December 30, 2009 9:18:45 PM
Whataburger Blue all-tournament team announced
Peyton Little - Abilene Wylie
Jordan Strickland - Princeton
Christina Jack - Springtown
Nicole Kornet - Liberty Christian
Lisa Hampton - Fort Worth Nolan
Kamy Cole - Brock
Kenisha Harris - Brock (MVP HONORS)
Paige Parliament - Brock
Amber MaKeever - Peaster
Courtney Haney - Peaster
Mandy Makeever - Peaster
— Star-Telegram Staff
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Tuesday, December 29, 2009 9:27:57 PM
Canyon knocks off North Crowley to reach final
A sharp shooting, crisp passing Canyon squad knocked off North Crowley 50-32 in the late semifinal game.
Canyon (20-0) will get Timberview in the Meredith Hatch Memorial Mansfield Invitational in what presents an potentially thrilling final.
The Championship game is slated for 8 p.m. Wednesday at Timberview.
North Crowley faces Flower Mound Marcus in the 6:15 third place game also at Timberview.
— Tobias Xavier Lopez
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Tuesday, December 29, 2009 9:03:32 PM
Arlington Bowie-Cedar Hill make-up at 9 a.m. Wed.
A no-show from the officiating crew forces Arlington Bowie and Cedar Hill to play their game at 9 a.m. Wednesday at Legacy.
The winner will advance to the fifth place game against the winner of the Cibolo Steele/Mansfield Summit game.
The fifth place game is scheduled for 2:45 Wednesday at Timberview.
— Tobias Xavier Lopez
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Tuesday, December 29, 2009 8:06:43 PM
Timberview on to finals
Mansfield Timberview will be at home on Wednesday for the finals of the Meredith Hatch Memorial Mansfield Invitational.
The Lady Wolves knocked off Flower Mound Marcus 50-30 in a semifinal that was never really in doubt.
Timberview will get the winner of the North Crowley-Canyon semifinal.
The championship game is set for 8 p.m. at Timberview.
— Tobias Xavier Lopez
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Tuesday, December 29, 2009 7:46:14 PM
6:30 Legacy game canceled
The Mansfield Legacy-Ennis game has been cancelled due to the weather conditions. All other games in the Meredith Hatch Memorial Mansfield Invitational are progressing.
The Stephenville-Har-Ber game scheduled for 8:15 at Summit may be pushed forward into the 6:30 slot vacated by Ennis.
— Tobias Xavier Lopez
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Tuesday, December 29, 2009 3:42:12 PM
One Boswell semi moved to Wednesday
The Weatherford vs. Arlington Martin semifinal at the Boswell Holiday Classic has been rescheduled for 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Boswell. Joshua is playing Fossil Ridge in the other semifinal, at 4 p.m. Tuesday.
— Star-Telegram Staff
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Tuesday, December 29, 2009 3:15:16 PM
Weatherford squeaks past McKinney, 76-75
Havalah Mueller hit two free throws that rolled around the rim teasing the Lady 'Roos before dropping through the net with 21.1 seconds left against McKinney to propel Weatherford to the semifinals of the Boswell Holiday Invitational.
— Paul Wessels
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Monday, December 28, 2009 9:40:10 PM
Cibolo Steele too much for Mansfield
The Lady Tigers fell to powerhouse Cibolo Steele,79-62.
Steele now gets North Crowley in the quarterfinals at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday at Mansfield.
— Tobias Xavier Lopez
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Monday, December 28, 2009 7:50:40 PM
North Crowley advances past Dunbar
North Crowley knocked off Dunbar 60-48 to advance to the quarterfinals.
The Lady Panthers built a 28-11 lead after the first quarter and then held a solid lead throughout the game.
— Tobias Xavier Lopez
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Monday, December 28, 2009 6:29:48 PM
Cedar Hill gets Timberview
Cedar Hill knocked off The Colony 58-46 to advance to a quarterfinal matchup against Timberview at 11:30 Tuesday morning at Timberview.
— Tobias Xavier Lopez
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Monday, December 28, 2009 5:21:07 PM
Timberview rolls to quarters
Mansfield Timberview cruised past Amarillo 51-37 in the Lady Wolves second game on Monday.
Timberview will face the winner of the Cedar Hill-The Colony game.
The Lady Wolves quarterfinal match will take place @ Timberview, 11:30 a.m. Tuesday.
— Tobias Xavier Lopez
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Monday, December 28, 2009 5:06:42 PM
Steele 52, Stephenville 50 (OT)
Stephenville nearly pulled off an upset of Steele in the first round of the tournament. The Lady Honeybees forced overtime and even took a 50-48 lead with 1:26 left when junior guard Alex Huckabee made a lay up. Steele, though, responded on the ensuing possession with a fast break lay up from senior guard Meighan Simmons. Simmons then scored the game-winning runner with four seconds left, as Steele advanced to the second round of the winner’s bracket with a 52-50 victory.
— Drew Davison
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Monday, December 28, 2009 5:06:33 PM
Grapevine 77, Pflugerville 68 (2OT)
Grapevine started the tournament strong, building a lead as big as 17 points against state-ranked Pflugerville. But Pflugerville mustered together a big comeback in the second half and forced overtime. Well, actually two overtimes.
Grapevine, however, pulled it together in the extra periods and prevailed 77-68 in double-overtime.
“There wasn’t anything special at the end, we just hit some shots and made free throws,” Grapevine coach Steve Ganninger said. “It was good to see us win a close game, though. We usually don’t do too well in close games, so this was a good sign.”
The Lady Mustangs were led by junior guard Lindsey Lewis, who finished with 17 points.
— Drew Davison
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Monday, December 28, 2009 5:01:36 PM
Host Boswell wins opener
Boswell outscores Paschal 23 to 5 in the third quarter en route to a 52-23 win in the first round of the Boswell Holiday Tournament. Also, Brady Sanders scored 19 points to lead Joshua over Northwest in other action.
— Star-Telegram Staff
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Monday, December 28, 2009 4:14:15 PM
Timberview 95, Corsicana 29
Mansfield Timberview set a new team scoring record with the 95 points against the Tigers in a first-round game at the Meredith Hatch Memorial-Mansfield Invitational. The old mark of 89 was set by Mansfield Summit vs. Mesquite Poteet in 2005.
— Drew Davison
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Thursday, December 24, 2009 1:12:37 PM
Nolan returns to the Whataburger
A first-ever girls division means a return of a familiar face to the Whataburger Basketball Tournament.
Nolan Catholic will be represented at the tournament for the first time since the boys discontinued a long association with the event in the early 1990s.
The Lady Vikings play Abilene Wylie in the first round at 2:45 p.m. Monday at Saginaw High School.
The Nolan boys had a proud history at the tournament, winning the 4A Division in 1970 and 1974. The Vikings advanced to the semifinals in 1987 but lost to Waxahachie at Billingsley Field House.
— John Henry
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Thursday, December 17, 2009 11:01:30 AM
Nolan blowing out competition
The Nolan Catholic Lady Vikings are 8-1 this season and only one of those victories was by fewer than 17 points. They did drop their last game by five against Grapevine, but the Lady Vikings will try to get back to blowing teams out when they open TAPPS 1-5A play tomorrow at home against Bishop Dunne.
— Paul Wessels
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Wednesday, December 16, 2009 1:25:59 PM
Martin opens 4-5A by downing reigning 5A champs
Nikki Maduka led Arlington Martin with 13 points and Amanda Barnes chipped in with 12 points to help the Lady Warriors open up District 4-5A play with a 50-45 win over Mansfield Summit, the defending 5A state champions. Summit (9-5, 0-1) held a 29-28 lead going into the fourth quarter, where Martin (11-5, 1-0) outscored the Lady Jaguars 22-16. Loren McDaniel led Summit with 19 points. Breanna Harris had 11.
— William Wilkerson
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Tuesday, December 15, 2009 10:32:30 PM
Wyatt overcomes 21-point deficit
At halftime, it seemed, Fort Worth Wyatt had no chance of defeating Fort Worth Trimble Tech. After all, the Chaparrals trailed the Bulldogs, 40-17, and had committed 42 first-half turnovers.
But Wyatt coach Shaka Massey told her team that they simply needed to make good decisions in the second half. And, of course, Wyatt also needed to run a zone press to try and create Trimble Tech turnovers to overcome the big deficit.
Wyatt did both and escaped with a wild 63-62 victory. The Chaparrals improved to 3-2 in District 7-4A and were led by senior guard/ forward Briana Walker, who had 22 points and 14 rebounds, and junior post Lareecia Swiney, who finished with 10 points and 12 rebounds.
Both Walker and Swiney missed the entire second quarter because of foul trouble.
“I had to put five rookies on the floor in the second quarter and that’s why we were down 21 at half,” Massey said. “In the second half, we got out there and pressured the ball. We were able to create a lot of turnovers and capitalize on them.”
— Drew Davison
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Tuesday, December 15, 2009 10:03:10 PM
Birdville backcourt, defense impressive
Junior guard Chelsea Davis and senior guard Sarah Yeakley have formed a solid backcourt for Birdville, helping the team win eight of its last nine games, including the Lady Hawks 64-20 victory over White Settlement Brewer on Tuesday night.
Davis scored a team-high 16 points, while Yeakley added six. Yeakley, though, averaged 11 points the previous five games.
“You know, everyone is doing a fairly good job and of course the backcourt has been good,” first-year coach Kenny Yates said. “I’m proud of them and how well this team has played. I believe its the best start in school history.”
In his first year, Yates has focused on getting Birdville to play a pressure, man-to-man defense, along with some trap. On offense, Yates said the team is continuing to work on their half-court sets.
“We want to get out and run the ball when we get the opportunity and get it out in the passing lanes,” Yates said.
— Drew Davison
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Tuesday, December 15, 2009 10:01:55 PM
Stephenville rolling
Not only did Stephenville make an appearance in this week’s Class 4A poll from the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches, but the Honeybees opened District 8-4A play with a 50-48 victory over Arlington Seguin.
Coach Alan Thorpe, who is in his 10th year at Stephenville (second consecutive), said the team has been playing with confidence, especially after winning the Granbury tournament earlier this month.
“Winning that tournament was a big plus for us,” Thorpe said. “The kids are playing hard and they’re just doing a great job.”
The player of the year for Stephenville so far has been senior wing Brianna Bledsoe, who has averaged 22 points this season.
Thorpe described Bledsoe as “awesome.”
— Drew Davison
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Tuesday, December 15, 2009 7:12:31 PM
Bowie, Summit, Timberview, Saginaw state-ranked
Here's the latest Texas Association of Basketball Coaches state rankings:
Class 5A -- 1 Duncanville 15-0, 2 Irving MacArthur 17-0, 3 Cy-Fair 15-1, 4 Dallas Skyline 12-2, 4 FB Hightower 15-1, 6 Bryan 12-1, 7 Pflugerville 13-2, 8 Arlington Bowie 14-1, 9 Georgetown 15-2, 10 Midland 16-2, 11 San Antonio Wagner 13-2, 12 Cedar Park 15-2, 13 Corpus Christi King 17-0, 14 DeSoto 11-4, 15 Cedar Hill 10-3, 16 Mansfield Summit 10-5, 17 Alief Elsik 9-3, 18 North Shore 10-3, 19 San Antonio John Jay 15-4, 20 Harlingen South 10-1, 21 Mesquite Horn 14-1, 22 College Park 11-4, 23 FB Austin 13-2, 24 Lubbock Coronado 10-5, 25 Houston Westside 10-3.
Class 4A -- 1 Canyon 13-0, 2 Mansfield Timberview 11-1, 3 Frisco 12-2, 4 West Mesquite 13-3, 5 Cibolo Steele 16-1, 6 Waxachachie 11-2, 7 Del Valle 16-1, 8 Rockwall 14-3, 9 Waco Midway 11-5, 10 Frisco Wakeland 11-2, 11 Hendrickson 13-2, 12 Stephenville 9-2, 13 Denton Ryan 10-4, 14 McKinney North 12-1, 15 Rockport-Fulton 14-3, 16 Barbers Hill 12-3, 17 Livingston 12-0, 18 Beaumont Central 12-3, 19 Springtown 11-3, 20 Longview 11-3, 21 Wolfforth Frenship 8-3, 22 Saginaw 14-2, 23 Willis 10-4, 24 Dripping Springs 15-6, 25 Houston Yates 6-0.
Class 3A -- 1 Rudder 14-2, 2 Navasota 16-1, 3 Hidalgo 14-1, 4 Levelland 12-2, 5 Burnet 11-4, 6
Crandall 10-4, 7 Abilene Wylie 11-6, 8 Lubbock Cooper 6-4, 9 Sanger 11-4, 10 Madisonville 8-2, 11 Kennedale 8-5, 12 Lytle 12-3, 13 Robinson 8-6, 14 Stafford 10-4, 15 Columbia 8-1,
Class 2A -- 1 Brock 12-2, 2 Winnsboro 15-0, 3 Woodville 14-0, 4 Peaster 7-1, 5 Wall 11-2.
PRIVATE SCHOOL
Large School Girls -- 1 Dallas Bishop Lynch, 2 Houston Westbury Christian, 3 Tomball Concordia Lutheran, 4 Houston St. Agnes' Academy, 5 SA Antonian, 6 FW Nolan Catholic, 7 Plano John Paul II, 8 SA Incarnate Word, 9 Argyle Liberty Christian, 10 Tyler Bishop T.K. Gorman, 11 Lubbock Trinity Christian, 12 Houston Christian, 13 FW Christian, 14 Houston St. Pius X, 15 Dallas Ursuline Academy.
Small School Girls -- 1 Sherman Texoma Christian, 2 Tomball Rosehill Christian, 3 Amarillo San Jacinto Christian Academy, 4 Muenster Sacred Heart, 5 Marble Falls Faith Academy, 6 Shiner St. Paul, 7 Austin Regents, 8 Victoria Faith Academy, 9 Carrollton Prince of Peace, 10 Katy Faith West Academy, 11 Dallas Lutheran, 12 Dallas Covenant School, 13 Amarillo Arbor Christian, 14 Lake Country Christian, 15 Carrollton Christian.
For more, go to tabchoops.org.
— Star-Telegram Staff
