West Plains rolls Randall
West Plains didn’t show any rust from the Christmas break, restarting District 4-4A with a 63-45 statement win against rival Randall at the Leslie Broadhurst Gymnasium on Friday night.
The Lady Wolves got out to a fast start jumping up 12-5 then 28-17 at the break. In the second half, it was more of the same extending that advantage to 48-29 by the end of three.
Leading the way was the tremendous backcourt duo of Piper Patterson and Dane’ja Agu-White who each scored 17 points combining for 34 on the night.
Sadie Sanchez led Randall with 18 points.
West Plains is now 16-7 overall but more importantly 5-0 in District 4-4A. The Lady Raiders slip to 14-9 overall and 3-2 in the league.
Panhandle stays hot downing Wellington
Panhandle continued a hot start to the season by ringing in 2025 getting a lopsided 63-35 win at home against Wellington.
The Ettes are now 20-3 overall and a perfect 4-0 in District 2-2A. The Lady Skyrockets fall to 2-2 in district play and 16-7 overall.
Panhandle opened the game up in the second quarter. Holding a slim 14-11 advantage afte the opening stanza, the Ettes caught fire going on a 21-4 second quarter run to take a 35-15 lead into halftime and never looked back.
Sharpshooter Avery Cathey had a big night pouring in a game-high 25 points. Teammate Addison McCoid followed with 15. Wellington’s Leslie Orozco finished with a team-high 15.
Friday’s top performers
- Amarillo High stayed perfect in District 3-5A beating Lubbock-Cooper 64-39. Tyler Held and Bella Edwards led the way with 15 points apiece.
- Clarendon’s Kashlyn Conkin dropped in a game-high 25 points to lead the Lady Broncos past Highland Park 97-16.
- Morgan Earle of Spearman continued her superb season posting a game-high 23 points during the Lynxettes 57-29 victory against West Texas High.
- Berlin Bartlett and Emmy Boutsamaly combined for 39 points which helped Pampa beat Perryton 66-50. Bartlett scored a game-high 20 followed by Boutsmaly’s 19.
- Valley opened District 8-1A with a 77-4 win over Paducah. Savannah Carrera did most of the damage for the Lady Patriots with 22 points.
- Canadian is off to a 24-0 start to the season and kept that unbeaten streak going with a 59-23 win against Childress. Cazlee Waite scored 18 points with Elyse Beck adding 17.
- Makylee Baldwin poured in a game-high 24 points that lifted Farwell past Hale Center 73-29.
- Behind Taylor Ritter’s 23 points, Groom was able to fend off Lefors 45-42.
Friday’s district scores
District 3-5A
Amarillo High 64, Lubbock-Cooper 39
Tascosa 65, Lubbock Coronado 27
Lubbock Monterey 89, Palo Duro 37
Lubbock High 49, Plainview 48
District 4-4A
West Plains 63, Randall 45
Canyon 66, Dumas 6
Hereford 49, Borger 46
Pampa 66, Perryton 50
District 1-3A
Canadian 59, Childress 23
Dalhart 68, River Road 14
Bushland 68, Tulia 19
District 2-3A
Lubbock Roosevelt 61, Dimmitt 51
Shallowater 79, Friona 35
Littlefield 72, Muleshoe 39
Idalou 40, Slaton 29
District 1-2A
Stratford 40, Gruver 37
Sanford-Fritch 54, Sunray 35
Spearman 57, West Texas High 29
District 2-2A
Quanah 62, Wheeler 23
Clarendon 97, Highland Park 16
Panhandle 63, Wellington 35
District 3-2A
Farwell 73, Hale Center 39
Sudan 73, Lockney 39
Olton 45, Bovina 42
District 1-1A
Miami 39, Kelton 27
Booker 46, Follett 35
District 2-1A
Groom 45, Lefors 42
White Deer 47, Shamrock 26
McLean 2, Hedley 0 (forfeit)
District 3-1A
Pringle-Morse 49, Boys Ranch 25
Wildorado 48, Hartley 24
Adrian 2, Channing 0 (forfeit)
District 4-1A
Nazareth 51, Happy 19
Kress 43, Lazbuddie 7
Silverton 37, Hart 29
District 8-1A
Valley 77, Paducah 4
Guthrie 72, Patton Springs 21
Spur 69, Motley County 27
TAPPS District 1-2A
San Jacinto Christian Academy 39, Southcrest Christian 14
Holy Cross Catholic Academy 37, Midland Holy Cross 21
