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Amarillo-area girls district basketball scores for February 4th

Kale Steed by Kale Steed
February 5, 2025
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Berlin Bartlett of Pampa fires a 3-pointer against Dumas during a District 4-4A game Tuesday night. [Charla Shults/ Press Pass Sports]

Pampa secures final 4-4A playoff spot 

The Pampa Lady Harvesters are headed to the Class 4A playoffs.

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Thanks to a dominating 64-35 home win against Dumas on Tuesday night capped with a Randall 81-61 victory over Hereford, the Lady Harvesters were able to secure the fourth and final postseason berth out of District 4-4A.

Pampa ends the regular season at 6-8 in district and 11-22 overall and will be the No. 2-seed in the Class 4A Division II playoffs that start next week.

The Lady Harvesters pulled away in the second half against the Demonettes. Leading by a slim 23-19 margin at halftime, Pampa exploded in the final two quarters outscoring Dumas 41-16 down the stretch to earn the victory.

Berlin Bartlett led the way for Pampa pouring in a game-high 25 points. Teammate Cambree Dyer added 16.

Dalhart guard Kammi Maddox drives to the basket against Canadian during a District 1-3A matchup Tuesday night in Dalhart. [Carter Pirtle/ Press Pass Sports]

Dalhart downs Canadian 

Dalhart made things very interesting getting a 43-27 victory against Canadian in the regular season finale at home Tuesday night.

With the win, Dalhart, Canadian and Bushland will all split the District 1-3A championship with 8-2 league records.

With the UIL moving to divisions this season, Canadian (31-2) is locked in as the No. 1-seed in Division II. The Lady Wolves (26-6) and Lady Falcons (18-13) will have a seeding game for the top two spots out of Division I set for 6 p.m. on Friday in Stinnett. Childress (11-20) is the No. 2-seed out of Division II.

Dalhart and Canadian had a very close game throughout three quarters. The Lady Wolves led 18-16 at half and were up 26-23 heading into the fourth quarter. During those final eight minutes, the Lady Wolves were able to pull away outscoring the Lady Cats 17-4.

Kammi Maddox and Evelyn Quiroz each scored 12 points to help secure the victory.

District quick hits

Tascosa, Amarillo High and Lubbock Monterey ended with a tri-district championship in District 3-5A at 14-2. Lubbock Monterey is locked in as the No. 1-seed in Division II with Plainview getting the No. 2-seed thanks to beating Lubbock High 47-46 on Tuesday night. Tascosa and Amarillo High flipped with the Lady Rebels getting the top spot in Division I as the Lady Sandies will be the No. 2-seed.

Kelton (11-10, 3-5) ended the year on fire winning three straight games to clinch the final playoff spot out of District 1-1A. The Lady Lions defeated Follett 45-40 on Tuesday night and were given help thanks to Fort Elliott beating Miami 44-31. Fort Elliott is the No. 1-seed in Class 1A Division II with Kelton being the No. 2-seed. Follett and Booker are tied and will more than likely have a seeding game for the top spot in Division I at 5 p.m. Friday in Darrouzett.

Canyon guard Kambrie Graser goes up for a shot against West Plains on Tuesday night. [Joe Garcia III/ Press Pass Sports]

Tuesday’s top performers 

Sadie Sanchez simply couldn’t miss racking up an incredible 49 points that helped Randall defeat Hereford 81-61. Sanchez finished the game with seven 3-pointers.

Amarillo High’s Bella Edwards went for a game-high 33 points in a Lady Sandies dominating 95-58 win against Lubbock-Cooper.

Canyon’s Kambrie Graser posted a team-best 15 points as the Lady Eagles finished District 4-4A a perfect 14-0 with a 62-33 victory against rival West Plains.

McLean won the outright District 2-1A title behind Hailo Moon’s 26 points during a 63-47 win at Groom.

Vega’s Jaz Martinez had a hot shooting night scoring 19 points for Vega in a 54-26 win over West Texas High.

Stratford’s Addison Bell and Kaydence Hood combined for 43 points as the Lady Elks handled Sanford-Fritch 81-41. Bell tallied a game-high 22 points followed by Hood’s 21.

Trinity Schlueter led Valley to an undefeated District 8-1 season scoring 23 points against during a 60-39 lopsided win against Guthrie.

Tuesday’s district scores

District 3-5A 

Amarillo High 95, Lubbock-Cooper 58
Tascosa 61, Lubbock Coronado 44
Plainview 47, Lubbock High 46
Lubbock Monterey 84, Palo Duro 39

District 4-4A 

Canyon 62, West Plains 33
Randall 81, Hereford 61
Pampa 64, Dumas 35
Perryton 51, Borger 48

District 1-3A 

Dalhart 43, Canadian 27
Bushland 45, River Road 27
Childress 68, Tulia 20

District 2-3A 

Shallowater 38, Idalou 22
Littlefield 52, Dimmitt 31
Friona 49, Lubbock Roosevelt 35
Slaton 55, Muleshoe 33

District 1-2A 

Spearman 51, Sunray 17
Vega 54, West Texas High 26
Stratford 81, Sanford-Fritch 41

District 2-2A  

Wellington 73, Quanah 41
Panhandle 81, Memphis 7
Wheeler 47, Highland Park 31

District 3-2A

Bovina 64, Lockney 32
Hale Center 60, Sudan 54
Farwell 73, Olton 25

District 1-1A

Fort Elliott 44, Miami 31
Kelton 45, Follett 40

District 2-1A

White Deer 60, Hedley 13
Claude 32, Shamrock 29
McLean 63, Groom 47

District 3-1A

Pringle-Morse 51, Adrian 41
Wildorado 31, Boys Ranch 21
Texline 2, Channing 0, (forfeit)

District 4-1A

Happy 76, Silverton 21
Hart 57, Springlake-Earth 50
Nazareth 73, Kress 34

District 8-1A 

Valley 60, Guthrie 39
Motley County 44, Paducah 28
Spur 72, Patton Springs 40

TAPPS District 1-2A

San Jacinto Christian Academy 54, Lubbock Kingdom Prep 29
Holy Cross Catholic Academy 57, Christ the King 40

Non-district 

Booker 38, Darrouzett 4
Texline 31, Gruver 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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