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Amarillo-area boys district basketball scores for February 10th

Kale Steed by Kale Steed
February 11, 2023
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Riggs Pennington of Canadian goes over a River Road defender for a basket on Friday night. [Roy Wheeler/ Press Pass Sports]

3 things that happened on Friday night

Thomas drops 50 in Randall’s rout 

Sharpshooter K.J. Thomas capped off an unbelievable week with a mind-blowing effort during Randall’s 101-45 thumping of Borger at home on Friday.

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Thomas, who blistered Perryton for 35 points on Tuesday, hung half the 101 points for the Raiders with an eye-popping 50 points on Borger. Thomas, who only played 21 minutes, was on fire going 14-of-17 from the floor, 6-of-17 from 3-point range and was 4-for-4 from the line. On top of this magnificent performance, Thomas added six steals.

Farwell rallies to take 3-2A title 

Farwell put itself in quite a hole at Panhandle, however, the Steers put a terrible first quarter behind them and rallied for a thrilling 43-40 over the Panthers to clinch the outright District 3-2A title.

Farwell came out ice cold as Panhandle took a commanding 15-0 lead after the first quarter. The Steers were able to regroup in a hurry cutting the deficit to 22-19 by halftime. By the end of the third quarter, Farwell had taken a 33-29 lead and were able to survive. Alec Atkinson scored a team-high 12 points for the Steers, followed by Corey Stancell’s 11.

The victory pushes the Steers to 9-0 in district and 24-4 overall. Panhandle falls to 19-7, 7-2.

Friday’s top performers

Zevan Gonzalez of Hereford came up clutch scoring a team-high 21 points to help the Whitefaces past Perryton 66-63 in overtime. The win punches Hereford’s ticket to the playoffs as the fourth and final seed out of District 4-4A.

Jack Pipkin of Spearman scored a game-high 18 points as the Lynx earned a huge road win at Bushland, 50-48, to tie for the District 1-3A lead.

Lyric Smith was clutch scoring 12 of his game-high 22 points that rallied Clarendon from a 16-point third quarter deficit to stun Wheeler’s upset bid 54-43.

West Plains guard Reid Macon looks to shoot over a Pampa defender on Friday night. [Joe Garcia III/ Press Pass Sports]

District 3-5A

Plainview   10  21  31  41
Tascosa     20  36  48  69
P- Ellis 11. T- Jailyn Sledge 17, Dwayne Johnson 13. Records: Plainview 12-19, 3-5; Tascosa 15-15, 4-3.

Caprock              6  9  24  37
Amarillo High  22  43  50  71
C- Anthony Gonzalez 13, Lleyton Brown 8. AHS- Cooper Pillion 15, Jaxon Williams 14, Braden Hausen 12, Will Williams 11, Zach Brown 11. Records: Caprock 4-22, 0-7; Amarillo High 30-3, 7-0.

District 4-4A

Borger      9  18  26  45
Randall  24  51  78  101
B- Woodin 13, Brooks 11. R- K.J. Thomas 50, Jaxon Toniolli 10, Devin Baccas 10, Sebastian Williams 10. Records: Borger 8-25, 1-12; Randall 23-9, 11-2.

Dumas   10  15  25  35
Canyon  22  44  64  81
C- Kemper Jones 21, Chris Bryant 16, Kelson Jones 14. Records: Dumas 20-13, 4-9; Canyon 26-2, 13-0.

Perryton  13  25  42  55  63
Hereford  11  32  41  55  66
P- Julian Cervantes 30, Daxton Rigdon 19. H- Zevan Gonzalez 21, Tyi Duque 11. Records: Perryton 12-14, 5-8; Hereford 20-9, 6-7.

Pampa       16  26  31  47
West Plains  7  11  31  54
P- Villanueva 14, Skinner 10. WP- Jedd Phillips 14, Ayden Rodriguez 13. Records: Pampa 17-14, 4-9; West Plains 21-11, 8-5.

District 1-3A

Spearman   18  29  41  50
Bushland    18  33  43  48
S- Jack Pipkin 18, Garnett 13. B- Cole Purcell 13, Grant Whaley 13. Records: Spearman 17-9, 7-2; Bushland 16-9, 7-2.

Canadian     18  37  50  63
River Road  13  19  36  57 
C- Connor Miller 18, Riggs Pennington 17, Camren Cavalier 12. RR- Martinez 18, Malone 17. Records: Canadian 7-7, 5-4; River Road 11-17, 3-6.

Dalhart   15  26  43  69
Tulia      15  21  32  42
D- Kyler Read 12, McGaugh 8, Chacon 8, Lujan 8, Chaparro 8. Records: Dalhart 12-16, 5-4; Tulia 5-24, 0-9.

District 2-3A

Childress    11  27  38  50
Idalou         12  26  34  45
C- Lamont Nickleberry 22. I- Kutter Houchin 18. Records: Childress 21-7, 8-1; Idalou 18-14, 5-4.

Shallowater 72, Lubbock Roosevelt 34

Abernathy 70, Slaton 42

District 3-3A

Dimmitt 38, Muleshoe 37

Brownfield 68, Denver City 47

Littlefield 85, Friona 23

District 1-2A

Gruver  17  34  42  54
WT High  9  20  30  46
G- Jefferson Weaver 27, Mathews 17. WT- Cromer 15, Stone 12. Records: Gruver 24-9, 9-0; West Texas High 13-15, 3-6.

Stratford  20  39  61  69
S-Fritch   10  24  35  38
Str- Luke Braden 20, Bryce Braden 17, Tony Duran 14. SF- Danner Price 16. Records: Stratford 15-13, 7-2; Sanford-Fritch 14-14, 3-6.

Sunray  13  17  25  37
Booker  11  22  36  50
S- Armando Lujan 14, Govan Derama 10. B- Leo Banuelos 24, Erick Ramirez 14. Records: Sunray 7-18, 0-9; Booker 17-12, 5-4.

District 2-2A

Clarendon  10  18  23  54
Wheeler     10  18  39  43
C- Lyric Smith 22, Jmaury Davis 18. W- Meadows 10. Records: Clarendon 15-10, 8-1; Wheeler 15-12, 4-5.

Shamrock      5  11  23  35
Wellington   11  33  46  64
S- A. Peevey 11, Caden Peevey 8. W- Bryant Tarver 16, Braylon Tarver 14. Records: Shamrock 6-18, 2-7; Wellington 20-4, 8-1.

Quanah  11  31  50  65
Memphis  4  21  29  45
Q- Jason Sanchez 20, Brennan Thomas 15. M- Flores 18, Garcia 13, Vitela 11. Records: Quanah 19-15, 4-5; Memphis 3-20, 1-8.

District 3-2A

Farwell          0  19  33 43
Panhandle  15  22  29  40
F- Alec Atkinson 12, Corey Stancell 11. P- Landyn Hack 15. Records: Farwell 24-4, 9-0; Panhandle 19-7, 7-2.

Boys Ranch   5  16  31  40
Vega           16  40  57  70
BR- Grant Blackwell 12, David Blackwell 9. V- Diego Martinez 14, Logan Mason 12, Slade Fowler 10, Joaquin Segovia 10. Records: Boys Ranch 10-15, 2-7; Vega 16-12, 5-4.

Bovina 55, Highland Park 26

District 1-1A

Follett  26  44  64  78
McLean   7  16  22  33
F- Watson 19, Meeks 14, Barton 11. M- Ketana 16, Salazar 15. Records: Follett 24-6, 11-0; McLean 10-13, 7-4.

Lefors  12  27  32  53
Kelton  12  26  46  63
L- Tergareon 25, Hill 15. K- Parks 17, Longoria 10. Records: Lefors 5-13, 3-8; Kelton 12-11, 2-9.

Fort Elliott 73, Darrouzett 41

District 2-1A

Hedley  14  32  42  51
Valley     9  41  62  78
H- Booth 25, Bond 13, Weatherford 10. V- Cruz 18, Taylor 13, Hartman 10. Record: Hedley 12-10, 4-6; Valley 19-11, 7-3.

Groom      11  23  35  40
Silverton  10  27  47  67
G- Weinheimer 9. S- Alanis 21, Francis 13, Ortiz 12, Estes 10. Records: Groom 13-11, 7-3; Silverton 15-9, 10-0.

White Deer 51, Claude 47

District 4-1A

Happy      14  23  47  74
Lazbuddie  2  11  11  15
H- Reyes 25, Moore 24. L- Russell 5. Records: Happy 19-8, 8-2. Lazbuddie 2-22, 0-10.

Hart           2  18  29  31
Nazareth  24  43  61  79
H- Dominguez 10. N- Heiman 22, Birkenfeld 13. Schulte 11. Records: Nazareth 21-7, 10-0; Hart 10-13, 3-7.

Springlake-Earth 66, Kress 41

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Kale Steed

Kale Steed has worked in media since 2002 and has covered sports full-time since 2010, when he joined KVII-TV as a weekend sports reporter and sports anchor. From 2010–2014, he covered high school and collegiate athletics across the Texas Panhandle before transitioning from television to print journalism. In 2014, Steed joined the Amarillo Globe-News as a staff sports reporter. In 2019, he launched Press Pass Sports, betting on himself to build an independent outlet dedicated to in-depth local sports coverage. Accolades: Lone Star Conference Kirk Hill Writer of the Year (2015, 2016, 2018, 2019), THSCA Putt Powell Award — Sports Writer of the Year (2018), TGCA Division I Sports Writer of the Year (2022)

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