A 14-2 Archer City first quarter run would be enough to take control over Perrin in a Gordon Tournament game Dec. 27, enabling the Lady ‘Cats to post a 3930 win.
Jacksboro’s girls basketballers split a pair of District 7-3A games recently, losing at City View in overtime Friday, Dec. 16 while defeating Vernon at home Tuesday, Dec.
After coming off a 24-point loss to Perrin in the Graham Tournament the weekend before, you couldn’t blame Breckenridge for wanting a little dose of revenge on the Pirate ship Thursday, Dec. 15.
Jacksboro opened the District 7-3A ledger Tuesday, Dec. 13 with a convincing 4535 win over visiting Henrietta to go to 8-8 overall. The game was a battle in the early going, Erin Jonas leading the early charge with six points with Kylie Tullous burying a three-pointer to help the Purple take a 12-11 lead after one.
Bryson’s Cowboys got out to a 15-4 first quarter lead Thursday, Dec. 8, but Azle-Christian’s Camden Logan proved to be too much to overcome as the Crusaders fought back to post a 44-33 win.
On e que s t i o n Poolville’s girls basketball coach Jason Morales had to be asking himself following the Lady Monarch’s game Tuesday, Dec. 6: “Where was Emery Bryan in the first half?” Bryan, a 5’11 sophomore who did not score and had just two rebounds in the initial two quarters, put on a third quarter show by tossing in 14 points.
Perrin’s Pirates competed in BSN’s Red, White, and Blue Boys Basketball Tourney in Graham last week, finishing third. The Pirates opened the 12-team affair Thursday with a 6753 win over Iowa Park, their second win over the Hawks this month.