Randall puts up the points in win against Hereford 

It was a historic afternoon at the Leslie Broadhurst Gym on Saturday, and a game the late, great coach Broadhurst would have loved to been a part of.

Randall and Hereford put on an offensive exhibition with both teams shooting hot the entire way, but in the end, it was the Raiders being too much for the Whitefaces getting a wild 126-90 victory.

The 126 points is a new school-record for points in a game for Randall (19-5) as the Raids stay unbeaten in District 4-4A at 5-0.

A hot shooting game was led by a hot shooting effort from sophomore guard Christian Smith. Smith was on fire from all over the court against Hereford piling up an incredible 50 points to tie his former teammate KJ Thomas for the school-record for a single game performance.

Smith was lights out from the floor going 10-of-10 from the field and was an eye-popping 9-of-14 from beyond the arc. On top of Smith’s career outing, Tim Perez followed with 29 points of his own and Jaxon Toniolli added 19.

Hereford’s Tyi Duque put together quite the performance of his own leading the Whitefaces with 32 points. Teammate Ethan Gonzales added 19. The Whitefaces drop to 11-12 overall and 2-3 in district.

Canadian holds off Bushland in 1-3A opener 

District 1-3A finally got underway despite having to wait until Saturday afternoon due to the recent inclement weather.

In a definite game to watch to kickoff league play, it was the Canadian Wildcats defending home court against rival Bushland in a 58-49 victory.

The Wildcats are off to a 1-0 start to 1-3A play while moving to 5-5 overall. The Falcons fall to 0-1 in district and 7-10 on the year.

After Bushland rallied from a 10-point halftime deficit to tie the game up 42-42 entering the fourth quarter, Canadian was able to pull away down the stretch outscoring the Falcons 16-7 in the final eight minutes.

Cooper Powell and Riggs Pennington were the difference as the duo used their size to combine for 34 points. Powell ended the game with 19 followed by Pennington’s 15. The two combined for 12 points in the fourth quarter alone.

Tagg Thrash led Bushland with 16.

Friday and Saturday’s top performers 

• Zach Brown’s 24 points helped keep Amarillo High unbeaten in district play as the Sandies knocked off Lubbock Coronado 43-31.
• Palo Duro’s Victor Juarez finished with 15 points during a Dons 75-43 win over Lubbock-Cooper. The 15 points put Juarez over 1,000-points for his career.
• Tulia picked up its first district win since 2022 defeating River Road at home Saturday 69-52. Freshman Julius Johnson, the son of head coach Joshua Johnson, was on point all night scoring 23 points to go with six assists.
• Dalhart’s Kyler Read is showing he can do it all pouring in 16 points that helped the Golden Wolves knock off Childress 53-37.
• Holy Cross Catholic Academy stayed perfect in TAPPS District 1-2A downing Kingdom Prep 85-47. Mustang standout Willy Atak led all scorers with 27 points and nine boards.
• Rylee Buck and Cash Fulton tallied a combined 30 points for West Texas High in a 57-28 win over Vega. Buck and Fulton both finished with 15.
• Julio Valdez had a solid outing with 18 points as Stratford beat Sanford-Fritch 54-44.
• Panhandle cruised by Memphis 67-35 behind Wes Kuehler’s 22 points.
• Tyson McAllister of Quanah dropped in 18 as the Indians continue to turn heads beating Wellington 51-48.
• Farwell hit the century mark easing past Lockney 101-27. Braddock Foster did most of the damage for the Steers with 30 points.
• Valley’s Corbin Taylor lit up Spur for 28 points during a 70-17 victory.
• CJ Moore played outstanding scoring 27 points for the Happy Cowboys in a 69-16 win against Silverton.
• Kayle Rogers of Nazareth continued his strong season with 28 points to lead the Swifts past Kress 89-13.

Friday and Saturday’s district scores 

District 3-5A 

Tascosa 59, Caprock 56
Lubbock Monterey 62, Plainview 60
Amarillo High 43, Lubbock Coronado 31
Palo Duro 75, Lubbock-Cooper 43

District 4-4A 

Randall 126, Hereford 90
West Plains 53, Canyon 42
Pampa 45, Dumas 43
Perryton 65, Borger 63

District 1-3A 

Canadian 58, Bushland 49
Tulia 69, River Road 52
Dalhart 53, Childress 37

District 2-3A 

Littlefield 68, Dimmitt 42
Idalou 59, Shallowater 49
Slaton 79, Muleshoe 26
Lubbock Roosevelt 72, Friona 20

District 1-2A 

Stratford 54, Sanford-Fritch 44
West Texas High 57, Vega 28
Spearman 62, Sunray 33

District 2-2A  

Panhandle 67, Memphis 35
Quanah 51, Wellington 48
Wheeler 69, Highland Park 37

District 3-2A 

Sudan 73, Bovina 41
Hale Center 53, Olton 50
Farwell 101, Lockney 27

District 1-1A 

Follett 50, Fort Elliott 41
Booker 44, Kelton 26

District 2-1A

Shamrock 47, Claude 43
McLean 56, Groom 30
White Deer at Hedley, 6:30 p.m. Monday

District 3-1A

Pringle-Morse 50, Adrian 48
Wildorado at Boys Ranch, (postponed)
Texline 2, Channing 0, (forfeit)

District 4-1A

Happy 69, Silverton 16
Nazareth 89, Kress 13
Springlake-Earth at Hart, 5:30 p.m. Monday

District 8-1A

Valley 70, Spur 17
Patton Springs 62, Motley County 59, (2 OT)
Paducah 65, Guthrie 61

TAPPS District 1-2A 

Holy Cross Catholic Academy 85, Kingdom Prep 47
Ascension Academy 53, Southcrest Christian 45
Christ the King 48, San Jacinto Christian Academy 46