3 things that happened in girls district basketball on Feb 1

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Canadian’s Samantha Krehbiel watches a 3-point shot during the No. 1-ranked Lady Cats District 1-3A contest at Bushland on Tuesday night. [Ben Jenkins/ Press Pass Sports]

Canadian girls clinch District 1-3A

In a highly anticipated rematch, the Canadian Lady Cats backed up their No. 1 ranking grabbing a convincing 60-41 at Bushland in a key District 1-3A showdown on Tuesday night.

Canadian locks up the district championship outright improving to 29-1 on the year and a perfect 8-0 in league play. Bushland falls to 20-7, 6-2.

In an electric atmosphere of a packed Bushland Gym, Canadian seized the momentum in the closing minutes of the second quarter. Tied 22-22, the Lady Cats went on an 8-0 run to take a 30-22 lead at halftime they’d never relinquish. In the fourth quarter, the Lady Cats iced the game outscoring the Lady Falcons 18-9 down the stretch. Sophomore guard Samantha Krehbiel poured in a game-high 14, followed by teammate, Briley Merket’s 12. Tinley Pennington started the game off hot scoring all 9 of her 11 points in the first quarter.

Amarillo High survives at Plainview

The Amarillo High Lady Sandies survived an upset bid at Plainview coming away with a gritty 44-38 win to clinch a share of the District 3-5A championship on Tuesday night.

The Lady Sandies (25-5, 8-0) can clinch the outright district title with a win at Randall on Friday. AHS has now been a part of seven straight district championships under head coach Jeff Williams.

Playing without senior foward Briley Barnes, who was out with an injury, McKenzie Smith stepped up for AHS scoring a game-high 17 points. Jada Graves and Tatyana Gaspar each added eight in the victory.

Plainview falls to third place in the league race at 16-14, 5-3.

Tuesday’s top performers

Alana Strong was stellar for Caprock dropping in 28 points to lead the Lady Longhorns past Tascosa 62-55.

Freshman Berlin Bartlett of Pampa continues her impressive season scoring 24 points as Pampa edged Perryton 41-40.

Panhandle’s Grace Sims didn’t overlook Memphis tallying 22 points in a 73-17 home victory. The Ettes host Wellington for the outright District 2-2A championship on Friday.

District scores

District 3-5A

Amarillo High 15 23 29 44

Plainview 12 16 26 38

AHS— McKenzie Smith 17, Jada Graves 8, Tatyana Gaspar 8. P— Maddy Williams 12, Daniela Guzman 9. Records: Amarillo High 25-5, 8-0; Plainview 16-14, 5-3.

Palo Duro 5 10 12 22

Randall 19 29 45 63

PD— C. Pyn 6, A. Mitcheu 6. R— Sadie Sanchez 12. Records: Palo Duro 7-23, 0-8; Randall 20-11, 6-2.

Caprock 18 33 49 62

Tascosa 15 25 39 55

C— Alana Strong 28, Andrea Sustaita 14. T— A. Brackens 20, Stanley 8. Records: Caprock 17-12, 2-6; Tascosa 11-17, 3-5.

District 4-4A

Dumas 0 7 11 15

Canyon 17 33 56 72

D— A. Garcia 4, A. Elsheimer 4. C— Tia Glynn 11, Whitney Willeford 10, Jaylee Moss 10. Records: Dumas 4-4, 18-12; Canyon 23-5, 8-0.

Borger 6 9 15 24

Hereford 17 35 47 57

B— R. Brisco 8. H— Miranda Acosta 13. Records: Borger 9-16, 1-7; Hereford 15-15, 4-4.

Perryton 5 18 25 40

Pampa 9 17 20 41

Per— Merkel 12. Pam— Berlin Bartlett 24. Records: Perryton 10-20, 3-5; Pampa 18-11, 4-4.

District 1-3A

Canadian 18 30 42 60

Bushland 13 22 34 41

C— Krehbiel 14, Merket 12, Pennington 11. B— Boydston 9, Troxell 8. Records: Canadian 29-1, 8-0; Bushland 20-7; 6-2.

Spearman 15 24 50 57

Highland Park 13 20 20 27

S— Addison Whitefield 11, Braylen Lusby 10. HP— McClurg 10, Kendalyn Kosechata 8, Alana Davis 8. Records: Spearman 22-9, 5-3; Highland Park 10-18, 2-6.

Dalhart 11 40 62 75

River Road 8 14 20 29

D— Green 19, Lenz 14, Wicek 20. RR— Kadence McWilliams 13, Rylee Kunkel 8. Records: Dalhart 18-11, 2-6; River Road 4-21, 0-8.

District 2-3A

Childress 8 17 26 40

Idalou 15 31 50 62

C— Teichelman 13. I— Heard 14. Records: Childress 16-14, 6-4; Idalou 26-5, 11-0.

Tulia 19 34 39 52

Slaton 15 34 39 45

T— Balderas 16, White 12. S— I. Hernandez 15, M. Cisneros 7. Records: Tulia 6-9, 3-7; Slaton 6-23, 0-10.

Abernathy 41, Lub. Roosevelt 39

District 3-3A

Littlefield 61, Friona 10

Muleshoe 59, Dimmitt 29

Brownfield 82, Lamesa 12

District 1-2A

Gruver 27 44 58 73

Sunray 5 13 15 25

G— Conyers 15, Maupin 13, Butler 11, Whitehead 11. S— Gallegos 5, DeLaRosa 5, Lechuga 5. Records: Gruver 25-0, 7-0; Sunray 12-18, 4-3.

WT High 13 25 38 46

S-Fritch 8 15 26 41

WT— Sage Lay 12, Taylor White 11, Zoe Smith 10. SF— N. Vaughn 13, K. Roberts 6, K. Vaughn 6. Records: WT High 2-19, 1-7; Sanford-Fritch 3-16, 1-6.

District 2-2A

Memphis 4 9 15 17

Panhandle 19 36 52 73

M— Talley 7, Lindley 7. P— Grace Sims 22, Kandin Ford 11, Sydney Adee 10. Records: Memphis 9-17, 3-5; Panhandle 23-8, 7-1.

Clarendon 8 12 23 32

Wellington 12 25 31 44

C— Finley Cunningham 16, MaKenna Shadle 10. W— Kyla Kane 21, Asia Shrubs 9. Records: Clarendon 17-15, 5-3; Wellington 24-6, 7-1.

Shamrock 8 17 31 37

Wheeler 4 13 24 38

S— Macina 16, O’Gorman 14. W— Garcia 13 Selena Lopez 11. Records: Shamrock 4-21, 0-8; Wheeler 11-16, 2-6.

District 3-2A

Farwell 22 40 54 63

Boys Ranch 5 9 23 34

F— Baldwin 16, Witten 11, Smith 10. B— Usanga 12, Blount 10. Records: Farwell 26-5, 7-0; Boys Ranch 10-17, 1-5.

Bovina 7 16 30 43

Vega 20 37 56 63

B— Reyna 11, Saenz 10. V— Katelyn Ruiz 16, Dakota Walker 16, Kami Drinnon 10. Records: Bovina 9-13, 1-5; Vega 18-12, 4-3.

District 1-1A

McLean 17 30 46 55

Miami 16 29 49 61

M— Russell 19, Salinas 12. Mia— Hartwig 20, Goreki 16. Records: McLean 17-12, 6-4; Miami 16-7, 9-1.

Booker 17 29 44 59

Lefors 6 12 17 28

B— McDougale 14, Godoy 11. L— Porter 17. Records: Booker 11-13, 4-7; Lefors 7-14, 2-8.

Fort Elliott 12 19 33 53

Darrouzett 2 2 5 10

FE— Savanna Sims 13, Yesenia Perez 11. Records: Fort Elliott 14-10, 6-4; Darrouzett 0-17, 0-11.

District 2-1A

Claude 10 17 23 36

White Deer 3 12 17 24

C— Fouquet 9, Edelman 8. WD— Weathers 12, Bichel 6. Records: Claude 13-12, 6-2; White Deer 13-15, 3-5.

Valley 16 25 45 64

Groom 2 6 9 13

V— Pointer 15, Cruse 11, Schlueter 10, Edwards 10. G— Homer 4. Records: Valley 18-4, 7-1; Groom 5-15, 1-7.

District 3-1A

Wildorado 15 34 46 65

Texline 7 19 31 37

W— Ragland 14, Perkins 14. T— Androdez 12.

Records: Wildorado 10-16, 3-4; Texline 2-9, 0-6.

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