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.

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.

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