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Texas Panhandle and South Plains boys basketball scores for January 16th

Kale Steed by Kale Steed
January 18, 2026
Reading Time: 6 mins read
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Kaden Hooker of West Plains goes for a layup against rival Canyon during a District 4-4A game Friday at the West Plains Gym. [Trevelle Hudson/ Press Pass Sports]

FRIDAY’S QUICK HITS

West Plains controls Canyon in 4-4A clash

The West Plains Wolves continue to look like the class of District 4-4A after getting another convincing win, this time over arch-rival Canyon, 60-39, at home on Friday night.

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The Wolves are now 18-4 overall and a perfect 5-0 in league play. The Eagles slip to 18-6 overall and 3-2 in district.

N. Larra and Kaden Hooker paced the Wolves, combining for 27 points. Nyko Larra finished with a game-high 14 points while Hooker followed scoring 13. Canyon’s Jordan Webber led all scorers with 16.

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Dalhart stays hot with lopsided win over Childress

The Dalhart Golden Wolves made quite the statement in the District 1-3A opener with a lopsided 66-45 home win over Childress on Friday night.

The Golden Wolves are off to quite the start to the season moving to 18-2 overall and now 1-0 in league play. The Bobcats fall to 11-12 overall and 0-1.

Talon Garcia had a big night for Dalhart posting a team-high 18 points. Teamamates Zach Drew and Aaron Camacho each added 11 points.

CJ Parker of Tulia scored a game-best 24 points to push Tulia past River Road for a 66-61 overtime victory. [Natalia Mendoza/ For Press Pass Sports]

FRIDAY’S TOP PERFORMERS

  • Tascosa’s Ty Collins kept the Rebels red-hot dropping in 32 points during a 70-29 win against crosstown rival Caprock.
  • Case Micheletti is playing at another level for Abernathy at the moment. Micheletti went for 33 points on Friday during the Antelopes 93-28 win against Floydada. Micheletti made 10 field goals, knocked down three, 3-pointers and was 4-of-7 from the charity stripe.
  • Olton’s Sebastian Sparkman had quite the night for the Mustangs with a 29-point performance during a 62-45 win over Hale Center.
  • Tulia erased a 20-point halftime deficit to beat River Road 66-61 during an overtime thriller in a District 1-3A opener. CJ Parker did all he could for the Hornets, scoring a game-high 24 points, knocking down 11 field goals.
  • Kaiden Lozano of Sunray led a second half comeback as the Bobcats defeated Spearman 40-39. Lozano tallied a team-high 26 points in the win.
  • New Home’s Colby Cook and Zack Armes combined for 38 points to push the Leopards past New Deal 62-52 in a District 4-2A showdown. Cook posted a game-best 20 with Armes adding 18.
  • Pampa sophomore Aaron Martinez registered a game-high 20 points during a Harvester 68-46 victory against Dumas.
  • Reydn Rosales of Booker had the hot-hand against Kelton by pouring in a game-high 27 points in a 69-62 victory.
  • Boys Ranch beat up Wildorado 68-35 behind Jaxon Dynneson. The sophomore couldn’t be stopped posting 25 points in the win.
  • Texline continues to look extremely strong as the Tornadoes blasted Pringle-Morse 93-34 on Friday. Rett Wann was the main catalyst in the victory with 27 points.
Ayden Larra of West Plains goes up for a shot against Canyon during a District 4-4A game on Friday night. [Trevelle Hudson/ Press Pass Sports]

FRIDAY’S FINAL SCORES

District 2-6A 

San Angelo Central 73, Frenship 54
Odessa Permian 52, Odessa High 46
Midland Legacy 57, Midland High 52 (OT)

District 3-5A

Palo Duro 60, Lubbock-Cooper 45
Tascosa 70, Caprock 29 
Amarillo High 42, Lubbock Coronado 30  
Plainview 71, Lubbock Monterey 66

District 4-4A

West Plains 60, Canyon 39  
Perryton 57, Borger 36 
Randall 51, Hereford 36
Pampa 68, Dumas 46  

District 5-4A

Lubbock-Cooper Liberty 91, Snyder 14
San Angelo Lake View 58, Memorial 50
Lubbock Estacado 77, Levelland 56

District 1-3A

Canadian 36, Bushland 31
Tulia 66, River Road 61 (OT)
Dalhart 66, Childress 45 

District 2-3A

Shallowater 59, Littlefield 43
Lubbock Roosevelt 65, Friona 47 
Idalou 48, Muleshoe 34

District 1-2A

Sunray 40, Spearman 39
West Texas High 47, Vega 29 
Stratford 62, Sanford-Fritch 49 

District 2-2A

Wellington 79, Quanah 37  
Panhandle 75, Memphis 61
Wheeler 47, Highland Park 19

District 3-2A

Farwell 95, Lockney 38  
Olton 62, Hale Center 45  
Sudan 64, Bovina 45

District 4-2A

New Home 62, New Deal 52
Tahoka 58, Ralls 19
Abernathy 93, Floydada 28 

District 1-1A

Booker 69, Kelton 62
Miami 50, Darrouzett 31  
Fort Elliott 47, Follett 29 

District 2-1A 

White Deer 65, Hedley 15 
Claude 55, Shamrock 45 
McLean 74, Groom 29

District 3-1A 

Texline 93, Pringle-Morse 34 
Hartley 61, Adrian 43
Boys Ranch 68, Wildorado 35

District 4-1A

Happy 56, Silverton 27
Springlake-Earth 46, Hart 44 
Nazareth 53, Kress 35

District 8-1A 

Guthrie 46, Paducah 30  
Valley 69, Spur 16

TAPPS District 1-2A

Ascension Academy 60, Kingdom Prep 39 
Holy Cross Catholic Academy 52, Southcrest Christian 40
San Jacinto Christian Academy 58, Midland Holy Cross 41  

Non-district

Lubbock Christian 61, Dimmitt 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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