Liberty ties up District 5-4A lead by beating Frenship Memorial

Lubbock-Cooper Liberty pulled into a first-place tie with Frenship Memorial for the District 5-4A lead thanks to getting a hard fought 51-48 win Tuesday night.

The Lady Patriots (22-4 overall) avenge a loss to the Lady Panthers in the first meeting and are now 6-1 in league play. Memorial falls to 6-1 in the district and 20-8 on the year.

Alyssa Henderson went for a team-high 14 points for Liberty. Teammate Mikah Henderson had 13.

TUESDAY’S TOP PERFORMERS

• Frenship’s Jada Jackson went off during a 91-41 victory against Odessa Permian during a District 2-6A showdown, as the Lady Tigers took over first place in District 2-6A. Jackson finished the game with a career-high 37 points. Those 37 points set a new school-record for an individual performance. Jackson knocked down 11 field goals in the victory and was a perfect 9-for-9 from the charity stripe.

• Freshman phenom Brylee Thompson put together another outstanding showing by tallying a game-high 28 points to push Miami to a 76-31 win against Follett.

• Tascosa cruised to an 85-30 win against Lubbock High behind Angel Green’s 24 points.

• Randall picked up a big road win by going to Perryton and bringing back a 50-38 win. Kennah Thomas paced the Lady Raiders with 16 points.

• Keanu Allen lifted the Amarillo High Lady Sandies to a 54-43 win at Plainview by posting a game-high 15 points.

• Claude’s Briar Behrens and Bree Perez combined for 45 points in a 65-36 win against McLean. Behrens posted a game-high 24 with Perez adding 21.

• Emma Jalomo poured in a game-best 20 points as Childress picked up its first district win 75-18 over River Road.

• Stratford’s Madi Braden kept her hot play going with 23 points during a Lady Elks 53-44 win against Sunray.

• Farwell kept on rolling with a 70-36 blowout win against Bovina. Ava Jaime sparked the win victory with 21 points highlighted by going 8-of-10 from the free-throw line.

• New Home stayed unbeaten in District 4-2A with a 56-42 win at Abernathy. Dyllan McMinn did all she could to lead the way with 18 points.

TUESDAY’S FINAL SCORES

District 2-6A 

Frenship 91, Odessa Permian 41  
Midland Legacy 42, San Angelo Central 31
Odessa High 43, Odessa High 29

District 3-5A

Tascosa 85, Lubbock High 30 
Amarillo High 54, Plainview 43 
Lubbock-Cooper 58, Lubbock Coronado 56 (OT)
Lubbock Monterey 70, Caprock 40 

District 4-4A

West Plains 53, Borger 27 
Randall 50, Perryton 38
Canyon 81, Pampa 24
Hereford 59, Dumas 31 

District 5-4A

Lubbock-Cooper Liberty 51, Frenship Memorial 48 
Lubbock Estacado 66, Big Spring 36 
Levelland 64, San Angelo Lake View 33

District 1-3A

Bushland 51, Dalhart 26 
Canadian 45, Tulia 20  
Childress 75, River Road 18  

District 2-3A

Slaton 53, Friona 48 
Littlefield 48, Muleshoe 41 
Lubbock Roosevelt 54, Dimmitt 27
Idalou 90, Lubbock Talkington 17 

District 1-2A

Gruver 78, West Texas High 11
Stratford 53, Sunray 44   
Vega 44, Sanford-Fritch 10  

District 2-2A

Panhandle 52, Clarendon 38
Quanah 59, Highland Park 22
Wheeler 51, Memphis 31 

District 3-2A

Hale Center 73, Lockney 21 
Farwell 70, Bovina 26 
Olton 65, Sudan 47 

District 4-2A

Post 40, Tahoka 36  
New Home 56, Abernathy 42 
Floydada 59, Ralls 38 

District 1-1A

Miami 76, Follett 31 
Fort Elliott 43, Booker 27  

District 2-1A 

Shamrock 58, Lefors 26 
Claude 65, McLean 36  

District 3-1A 

Pringle-Morse 65, Adrian 51  
Texline 49, Wildorado 41  
Hartley 85, Boys Ranch 34  

District 4-1A

Kress 40, Happy 37  
Nazareth 89, Springlake-Earth 26 
Lazbuddie 40, Hart 29 

District 8-1A 

Valley 68, Motley County 31  
Guthrie 43, Spur 35 

TAPPS District 1-2A

All Saints 45, San Jacinto Christian Academy 24  

Non-district 

Groom 58, Holy Cross Catholic Academy 47