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3 things that happened in girls hoops around the Amarillo-area Tuesday night

Press Pass Sports by Press Pass Sports
August 7, 2022
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Tascosa’s Jada Miller (12) goes for a loose ball against Frenship during a District 2-6A contest Tuesday night at the Tascosa Activity Center. [Ben Jenkins/ Press Pass Sports]

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No. 1 AHS clinches playoff spot

The No. 1- ranked Amarillo High Lady Sandies took care of Caprock 69-23 during a District 3-5A clash Tuesday night.

Thanks to the victory, the Lady Sandies, who are the two-time defending Class 5A state champions, become the first Texas Panhandle girls team to clinch a playoff berth.

AHS improved to a 27-2 overall record, and a perfect 11-0 in district.

Rachel Hasse led AHS will 15 points against the Lady Longhorns.

Tascosa suffers first district loss

In a clash for District 2-6A supremecy Tuesday night at the THS Activtiy Center, the Lady Rebels weren’t able to keep pace with Frenship, falling 86-50. Tascosa tied the game in the second quarter, only to see the Lady Tigers go on a 17-6 run to close the first half, taking a 37-25 lead.

In the second half, things went from bad to worse for Tascosa, as Frenship outscored the Lady Rebels 27-9 in the third quarter.

Frenship (20-6) takes sole possession of the district lead at 4-0, while Tascosa (19-9) falls to 3-1.

Frenship’s Kaylee Rendon poured in a game-high 24 points.

Tuesday’s top performers

Halima Salat of Palo Duro scored 12 points to help Palo Duro get a big 38-36 overtime win at Plainview.

Cananian’s Mattie Boyd scored 15 to lift the Lady Cats tl a key road victory, 46-41, against Spearman.

Anita Knoll and the Vega Lady Longhorns are now 28-0 after cruising past Sudan 55-25. Knoll poured in a game-high 25 points.

Shamrock’s Kynnan Shields put up a triple-double, scoring 28 points, nabbing 11 boards, and had 10 steals during the Lady Irish 68-43 thumping of Hedley.

Girls scoreboard

District 2-6A

Frenship 19 37 63 86

Tascosa 16 25 34 50

F— Kaylee Rendon 24, Ashlyn Caddel 22, Maci Maddox 17. T— Jada Miller 18, Jessalyn Gonzales 17. Records: Frenship 20-6, 4-0; Tascosa 19-9, 3-1.

Midland Lee 36, Midland High 29

Odessa High 61, Odessa Permian 46

District 3-5A

Amarillo High 19 36 57 69

Caprock 4 8 13 23

AHS— Rachel 15 Haase, Zayla Tinner 10. C— Alana Strong 7, Mariah Cordova 4, Kayla Villarreal 4. Records: AHS 27-2, 11-0; Caprock 8-19, 2-9.

Palo Duro 8 18 24 36 38

Plainview 8 18 30 36 36

PD— Halima Salat 12. Plv— Bennett 13. Records: Palo Duro 13-14, 7-4; Plainview 17-8, 5-5.

Cooper 10 23 43 60

Randall 9 23 30 43

C— Douglas 19, Cortez 15. R— Beck 13, Williams 9. Records: Randall 14-11, 6-5; Cooper 12-17, 5-6.

Monterey 79, Coronado 46

District 3-4A

Hereford 9 19 26 30

Levelland 11 22 26 32

H— Taytum Stow 12. L— Latham 8. Records: Hereford 18-7, 2-1; Levelland 15-11, 2-1.

Estacado 34, Lamesa 31

District 4-4A

Pampa 10 22 29 45

Dalhart 9 25 42 52

P— Hallie Sieck 16, Savannah Valentine 9. D—Kaeona Marquez 11, Cristal Davila 10. Records: Pampa 10-19, 1-2; Dalhart 19-8, 2-1.

Perryton 13 29 49 67

Borger 4 14 29 33

P— Gisselle Hernandez 15, Cassidy Farney 11. B— Tabor 13. Records: Perryton 11-12, 2-1; Borger 3-23, 0-3.

District 1-3A

Canadian 8 21 30 46

Spearman 12 18 33 41

C— Mattie Boyd 15, Jasymn Moreno 12. S— Mia Pipken 14, Whiteley 10. Records: Canadian 20-7, 6-2; Spearman 18-10, 6-2.

Bushland 21 37 51 67

River Road 9 16 23 41

B— Ansley Sims 19, Emma Troxell 12, Morgan 11. RR— Sierra Kiser 20, Brilee Shannon 6. Records: Bushland 15-8, 8-0; River Road 10-14, 3-5.

Tulia 6 8 13 19

Muleshoe 16 28 42 53

T— Ramirez 9, White 5. M— Barrera 20, Ambriz 19. Records: Tulia 7-19, 3-5; Muleshoe 15-8, 5-3.

Friona 47, Dimmitt 42

District 8-3A

Childress 19 31 41 50 54

Nocona 19 32 39 50 58

C— Addilyn Keys 15, Chloe Teichelman 5. N— Kleinhans 38. Records: Childress 19-6, 3-1; Nocona 19-9, 4-0.

District 1-2A

Gruver 8 23 41 47

Stratford 6 14 18 31

G— Bailey Maupin 15. S— Janeht Bravo 10. Records: Gruver 25-2, 4-0; Stratford 14-10, 3-1.

WT High 18 39 57 61

Boys Ranch 6 10 20 25

WT— Brenlee Hopkins 21, Addie Watkins 14, Alyssa Beagle 11. BR— A. Martinez 14. Records: WT High 14-9, 3-1; Boys Ranch 6-13, 0-4.

Sunray 10 21 40 52

S-Fritch 10 15 22 30

Sun— Kali Flores 19, Navyeli Catzidillaz 8. SF— Reegan Felker 16. Records: Sunray 10-14, 1-3; S-Fritch 7-15, 1-3

District 2-2A

Clarendon 7 15 33 36

Panhandle 15 33 47 58

P— Kinley Graham 17, Mason Jones 11. C— Mattie Johnson 13, Jade Benson 11. Records: Clarendon 16-10, 2-2; Panhandle 22-4, 3-1.

Wellington 27 46 71 83

H. Park 7 18 21 23

W— Kyla Kane 19, Kaylee Jo Neeley 15, Jasmin Cruz 14, Marlee Brown 14. HP— McClurg 11. Records: Wellington 22-5, 4-0; H. Park 10-14, 0-4.

Wheeler 9 18 28 43

Memphis 18 22 44 67

W— Perla Almanza 19, Wendy Lopez 8. M— Yaz Henderson 25, Raven Newsome 14. Records: Wheeler 14-9, 1-3; Memphis 15-8, 2-2.

District 3-2A

Vega  14  27  48  55

Sudan  1  5  11  25

V–– Knoll 25, Mason 8. Records: Vega 28-0, 3-0; Sudan 18-7, 1-2.

Olton 62, Bovina 58

District 1-1A

Darrouzett  5 5 8 12

Fort Elliott  12 30 41 48

F–– Bass 16, Hughes 14. Records: Fort Elliott 9-14, 2-4; Darrouzett 0-6, 0-17.

Miami 43 Follett 39

District 2-1A

Claude  11 25 43  57

McLean  15 22 33  41 

C–– Scoggins 16, Gabel 14. M–– Russell 11, Reichman 10. Records: Claude 22-5, 7-0; McLean 15-8, 5-2.

Shamrock  8 31 48 63

Hedley  13 24 34  48

S–– Shields 28, Sanders 18. H–– Lambert 22. Records: Shamrock 10-15, 3-4; Hedley 5-12, 1-6.

White Deer  27 42 57 69

Lefors  0 5 5 7

WD–– Haiduk 14, Tracy 12. Records: White Deer 12-13, 5-2; Lefors 3-11, 0-7.

District 3-1A

Nazareth  30 45 59  75

Wildorado  10 15 24 31

N–– Schilderink 14, Dyer 13, Corrales 12, Gerber 12, Schmucker 10.  W–– Evers 9. Records: Nazareth 20-8, 7-0; Wildorado 11-6, 5-2.

Texline  7 21 26  43

Channing  11 17 21  27

T–– Dennis 14. C–– Harbert 16. Records: Texline 6-11, 3-4; Channing 5-18, 1-6.

Hartley  12 19 39  49

Adrian  9 15 24  31

H–– Sybesma 13, Sandoval 10. A–– Green 12. Records: Hartley 12-8, 4-3; Adrian 9-11, 0-7.

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