Randall defends home court against West Plains 

The Randall Raiders did what they wanted to opening up the 2025 portion of the schedule by defending home court and beating West Plains 71-60 in a key District 4-4A game on Friday night.

The Raiders had to battle back from a rough start. The Wolves opened up a nine-point advantage going up 35-26 at halftime.

In the second half, Randall cut that deficit to 48-47 by the end of three, and then closed out the game outscoring West Plains 23-13 in the final frame to nab the victory.

Jaxon Toniolli helped lead the charge for Randall dropping in a team-high 17 points. Taysen Combs went for 14 while Tim Perez chipped in 13 points.

Reid Macon led the Wolves with 18 followed by Kaden Hooker’s 17.

Randall remains unbeaten in District 4-4A at 3-0 and moves to 17-5 overall. West Plains drops to 11-10 overall and 2-1 in district action.

Panhandle pummels Wellington 

Following a loss to Quanah on Tuesday, the Panhandle Panthers were able to regroup and get a 64-40 lopsided home win against Wellington on Friday night.

The win pushes Panhandle to 7-9 overall and 2-1 in District 2-2A. Wellington is now 8-10 overall and 1-2 in the league.

Panhandle had a plethora of scoring with three players finishing in double-digits. Caden Armes posted a game-high 21 points for the Panthers. Teammate Dylan Pohlmeier went for 18 and Caiden Crook chipped in 11 points.

The Skyrockets were led by Armando Hinojosa’s 14 points.

Friday’s top performers 

• Palo Duro sharpshooter Victor Juarez put on a show as the Dons rolled up Lubbock Monterey 79-62 on Friday. Juarez posted a game-high 43 points finishing with eight 3-pointers.
• Spearman’s Ysreal Sanchez had the hot-hand knocking down seven 3-pointers to finish with 23 points as the Lynx beat West Texas High 51-43 in a key District 1-2A matchup.
• Nazareth’s Kayle Rogers hit a floater from the free-throw line with only two seconds remaining that gave the Swifts a thrilling 39-38 win over rival Happy during a District 3-1A showdown Friday night in Nazareth. Rogers finished with 10 points overall.
• Reggie Provencio of Pringle-Morse dropped in a game-high 33 points that helped erase a 13-point deficit to defeat Boys Ranch 50-49.
• Chris Jiminez scored eight points and helped with a strong defensive effort as Dumas stunned Canyon 41-28.
• Gruver’s Briggs Satterfield helped the Greyhounds stay unbeaten by scoring 24 points in a 74-38 win over Stratford.
• Clarendon’s Michael Randall was clutch with a 20-point performance helping the Broncos down Highland Park 45-34.
• Collin Alston posted 25 points during McLean’s 73-28 win against Hedley.
• Wildorado rolled to an 86-34 win over Hartley behind Braddek Darnell’s 29 points.

Friday’s district scores 

District 3-5A 

Amarillo High 59, Lubbock-Cooper 41
Tascosa 76, Lubbock Coronado 37
Palo Duro 79, Lubbock Monterey 62
Plainview 67, Lubbock High 49

District 4-4A 

Randall 71, West Plains 60
Dumas 41, Canyon 28
Hereford 79, Borger 40
Pampa 56, Perryton 50

District 2-3A 

Lubbock Roosevelt 57, Dimmitt 47
Shallowater 77, Friona 27
Littlefield 77, Muleshoe 31
Slaton 44, Idalou 32

District 1-2A

Gruver 74, Stratford 38
Spearman 51, West Texas High 43
Sanford-Fritch 49, Sunray 44

District 2-2A  

Quanah 54, Wheeler 50
Clarendon 45, Highland Park 34
Panhandle 64, Wellington 40

District 1-1A 

Fort Elliott 77, Darrouzett 6

District 2-1A

McLean 73, Hedley 28
Groom 54, Lefors 31
White Deer 53, Shamrock 41

District 3-1A

Pringle-Morse 50, Boys Ranch 49
Wildorado 86, Hartley 34
Adrian 2, Channing 0 (forfeit)

District 4-1A

Nazareth 39, Happy 38
Kress 63, Lazbuddie 48
Hart 46, Silverton 40

TAPPS District 1-2A

Ascension Academy 55, Lubbock Christ The King 41
Southcrest Christian 59, San Jacinto Christian Academy 31
Holy Cross Catholic Academy 83, Midland Holy Cross 40

Non-district

Texline 43, Dalhart 38
Tulia 50, Vega 24