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Amarillo-area girls district basketball scores for January 26th

Kale Steed by Kale Steed
January 27, 2024
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Dalhart’s Kammi Maddox goes up for a bucket against Canadian during a District 1-3A clash in Canadian on Friday night. [Alan Hale/ For Press Pass Sports]

Dalhart nabs emotional win at Canadian

Dalhart earned a very emotional win just three days after losing beloved high school principal Scot Wright in a head-on collision Tuesday night.

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Playing with extremely heavy hearts, the Lady Wolves pulled together and gave their best effort to deliver the community a much-needed smile with a huge 34-30 road win at Canadian in a District 1-3A showdown on Friday night.

The Lady Wolves (20-10 overall) are playoff bound with the victory and pull into a first-place tie in the district race with Spearman at 6-1 while Canadian (19-10) falls a game back at 5-2.

Canadian led 21-14 at half, but Dalhart was able to chip away cutting the deficit 24-21 by the end of three. In the fourth quarter, The Lady Wolves came in clutch down the stretch outscoring the Lady Cats 13-6.

Joie Read, the daughter of Dalhart head football coach, Joey, scored a team-high 10 points with teammate Evelyn Quiroz chipping in nine. Canadian’s Cazzlee Waite had a game-high 12 points.

West Plains guard Dane’ja Agu-White drives to the basket against Randall during a District 4-4A showdown on Friday. [James Abel/ Press Pass Sports]

West Plains stuns Randall  

After suffering a tough loss to Canyon on Tuesday, the West Plains Lady Wolves rallied back getting that signature win they’d been looking for stunning rival Randall 57-54 at home on Friday night.

The win pushes West Plains (22-8 overall) to 9-3 in District 4-4A while Randall (24-6) suffers its first district loss of the season falling to 10-1. Randall also falls into a first-place tie with Canyon with a huge matchup between the Lady Raiders and Lady Eagles coming on Tuesday.

West Plains got out to a great start like they did against Canyon on Tuesday taking a 26-21 lead on Randall at the half. Unlike Tuesday, where the second half got away from the Lady Wolves, West Plains pulled together to hold off the Lady Raiders and come away with their biggest win on the year.

Dane’ja Agu-White scored a game-high 15 points to lead West Plains. Despite the loss, Randall standout Sadie Sanchez posted an impressive game-high 34 points.

Friday’s top performers

Welcome back Hannon Lankford. Gruver’s junior sharpshooter and the daughter of head coach Trent Lankford made her first appearance on the court since the Lady Hounds UIL Class 2A state championship game last season. After suffering an injury last spring, Lankford made her way back Friday night scoring seven points during Gruver’s 48-24 win over Booker.

Tascosa’s Avery Carter poured in 21 points as the Lady Rebels punched a ticket to the Class 5A playoffs by downing Caprock 73-25.

Brooklyn Boyett of Bushland had a massive outing scoring a career-high 38 points in a Lady Falcon 56-41 win against Tulia.

Addison Bell racked up 24 points that helped Stratford stay unbeaten in District 1-2A with a 64-27 home win against West Texas High.

Pampa’s Cambree Dyer dropped in a game-high 17 in a 59-42 home win over Perryton.

Wheeler’s Mackrina Herrera tallied 27 points while teammate Holden Holwick racked up a double-double with 14 points and 10 assists during the Lady Mustangs 62-22 victory against rival Shamrock.

Trinity Schlueter of Valley posted 22 points to keep the Lady Patriots perfec in district with a 62-22 dismantling of White Deer.

Groom stunned Claude 38-36 after falling 65-29 to the Lady Mustangs just two weeks ago. Mollie Babcock was a big reason for the victory scoring a game-high 15 points for the Lady Tigers.

Amarillo High’s Bella Edwards fires a 3-point shot against Palo Duro on Friday. Edwards scored 20 points as the Lady Sandies cruised to a 71-23 victory against the Lady Dons. [Joe Garcia III/ Press Pass Sports]

Friday’s district scores

District 3-5A

Amarillo High 71, Palo Duro 23
Tascosa 73, Caprock 25

District 4-4A 

West Plains 57, Randall 54
Canyon 79, Borger 23
Pampa 59, Perryton 42
Hereford 48, Dumas 25

District 1-3A

Dalhart 34, Canadian 30
Bushland 56, Tulia 31
Spearman 70, River Road 22

District 2-3A

Childress 58, Lubbock Roosevelt 38
Idalou 50, Lubbock Cooper Liberty 29
Abernathy 56, Slaton 40

District 3-3A

Dimmitt 54, Friona 31
Lamesa 30, Brownfield 23
Denver City 64, Muleshoe 46

District 1-2A 

Sunray 60, Sanford-Fritch 49
Stratford 64, West Texas High 27
Gruver 48, Booker 24

District 2-2A

Wellington 60, Memphis 29
Clarendon 70, Quanah 22
Wheeler 62, Shamrock 22

District 3-2A

Panhandle 56, Boys Ranch 24
Farwell 88, Bovina 9
Vega 81, Highland Park 33

District 1-1A

Follett 38, Kelton 11
Fort Elliott 41, Miami 35

District 2-1A

Valley 62, White Deer 22
Groom 38, Claude 36
Silverton 60, Hedley 21

District 3-1A

Pringle-Morse 44, Hartley 28
Texline 72, Channing 3
Wildorado 57, Adrian 9

District 4-1A 

Kress 54, Lazbuddie 33
Happy 57, Hart 49
Nazareth 62, Springlake-Earth 25

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Kale Steed

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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