Amarillo-area boys district basketball scores for January 13th

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Randall guard K.J. Thomas blows past a Perryton defender on Friday night at the Ranger Gym. [David Erickson/ Press Pass Sports]

3 things that happened on Friday night 

Palo Duro rallies to beat Tascosa

The Palo Duro Dons erased a 6-point deficit heading into the final eight minutes of the game to come away with a come-from-behind 69-61 win at Tascosa in a hard-fought District 3-5A opener on Friday.

The Rebels (11-13, 0-1) led the majority of the game. Tascosa was up 31-28 at half and 49-43 after three. However, Palo Duro stormed back in the fourth quarter outscoring the Rebels 26-12 in that final frame. Audi Luckey did his damage for the Dons dropping in a game-high 33 points. Palo Duro is now 13-7 overall and 1-0 in district.

Booker knocks off Sanford-Fritch in overtime

Booker and Sanford-Fritch opened District 1-2A play with a bang going to overtime to find a winner. It was the only boys’ game in the Amarillo-area to go into OT on Friday.

When the dust settled, it was the Kiowas fighting back from a 12-point third quarter deficit to rally back for a 61-49 victory in OT. The Eagles (11-9, 0-1) led 30-21 at the break and had a commanding 39-27 advantage after three quarters. Booker (13-8, 1-0) never went away forcing overtime by outscoring Fritch 19-7 in the fourth quarter and then dominated overtime blistering the Eagles by a 15-3 count. Hugo Avila poured in a game-high 20 points to lead Booker, as teammate Erick Ramirez scored 12.

Friday’s top performers 

  • Hedley’s Joshua Booth had an unbelievable effort by scoring a career-high 37 points as the Owls knocked off Claude 62-55.
  • Childress earned a huge 61-28 home win to open league play over Abernathy and senior Lamont Nickleberry was a key reason for it. The lightning quick Nickleberry was a mismatch scoring a game-high 28 points.
  • Cole Purcell dropped in 24 of the Bushland’s 37 points to help the Falcons avoid the upset from River Road, 37-36.

Friday’s district scores

District 3-5A

Palo Duro  12  28  43  69
Tascosa    16  31  49  61
PD- Audi Luckey 33. T- Jailyn Sledge 22. Records: Palo Duro 13-7, 1-0; Tascosa 11-13, 0-1.

Caprock      5  14  35  42
Plainview  17  34  46  59
C- Anthony Gonzales 11, Diego Lewis 10. P- Fulton 17, Ellis 14. Records: Caprock 4-17, 0-1; Plainview 10-14, 1-0.

District 4-4A

Randall    13  29  53  75
Perryton  11  24  30  38
R- K.J. Thomas 15, J.J. Buchanan 11, Tayeden Combs 10. P- Julian Cervantes 12, Daxton Rigdon 9. Records: Randall 16-8, 4-1; Perryton 10-8, 3-2.

Canyon  12  26  36  43
Hereford  7  18  27  35
C- Kemper Jones 14, Kelson Jones 8. H- Zevan Gonzales 11, Tyi Duque 11. Records: Canyon 18-3, 5-0; Hereford 16-5, 2-3.

West Plains  17  37  54  64
Borger             8  12  26  43
WP- Cade Bullard 16, Kaden Hooker 15. B- Shance Woodin 10, Jaden Daniels 10. Records: West Plains 16-8, 3-2; Borger 8-17, 1-4.

Dumas  19  36  57  80
Pampa  16  26  38  53
D- Evan Hernandez 19, Nathan Gomez 14, Matthew Reynosa 13. P- Hector Villanueva 12, Adryean Brock 12, Huton Skinner 11. Records: Dumas 18-7, 2-3; Pampa 13-10, 0-5.

District 1-3A

Bushland     4  18  30  37
River Road  8  19  26  36
B- Cole Purcell 24. RR- Martinez 14. Records: Bushland 10-7, 1-0; River Road 11-9, 0-1.

Canadian  21  38  56  70
Tulia            4  14  21  28
C- Connor Miller 17, Camren Cavalier 11, Preston Miller 10. T- Robinson 12. Records: Canadian 3-3, 1-0; Tulia 5-16, 0-1.

Spearman  13  25  32  51
Dalhart      10  20  23  39
S- Garnett 21, Pipkin 15. D- Richard Rodriguez 7. Records: Spearman 11-7, 1-0; Dalhart 7-13, 0-1.

District 2-3A

Abernathy  2  10  20  28
Childress  17  26  45  61
A- Kaleb Harrell 6, Myles Attaway 6. C- Lamont Nickleberry 28, Aiden Allen 15. Records: Abernathy 13-6, 0-1; Childress 14-6, 1-0.

Shallowater 60, Idalou 41

Lubbock Roosevelt 75, Slaton 43

District 3-3A

Lamesa  17  29  43  60
Friona        2  6  11  18
L- Noah 11, Pedro 9. F- Alvidrez 6, Saucedo 5. Records: Lamesa 22-2, 4-1; Friona 4-18, 0-4.

Littlefield  23  37  47  57
Dimmitt    14  35  43  55
L- Trevino 16, Busby 14, Green 14. D- Willey 24, Peralta 14. Records: Littlefield 12-10, 4-0; Dimmitt 9-9, 1-3.

Brownfield 49, Muleshoe 38

District 1-2A

Stratford  4  11  15  26
Gruver    10  18  34  46
S- Luke Braden 10, Bryce Braden 4. G- Caden Armes 14, Colt Mathews 13, Mason Gibson 10. Records: Stratford 6-12, 0-1; Gruver 16-9, 1-0.

Sanford-Fritch  15  30  39 46  49
Booker              12  21  27  46  61
SF- Danner Price 18, Aaron Hutson 14. B- Hugo Avila 20, Erick Ramirez 12, Leo Banuelo 10. Records: Sanford-Fritch 11-9, 0-1; Booker 13-8, 1-0.

Sunray  12  22  29  43
WT High  6  17  35  57
S- Kagan Davis 20. WT- Cromer 16. Records: Sunray 7-10, 0-1; West Texas High 11-9, 1-0.

District 2-2A

Wellington  15  28  42  56
Wheeler         5  12  16  23
Wel- Brendan Garcia 18, Jordan Nation 13. Whe- Ashurst 5. Records: Wellington 13-3, 1-0; Wheeler 11-8, 0-1.

Clarendon  18  37  48  70
Memphis      6  10  13  29
C- Smith 26, Harper 13. M- Nick 14, Ely 6. Records: Clarendon 8-9, 1-0; Memphis 2-13, 0-1.

Shamrock  8  17  27  41
Quanah    16  33  59  72
S- Allen 14. Q- Brennan Thomas 40. Records: Shamrock 4-12, 0-1; Quanah 16-10, 1-0.

District 3-2A

Vega            14  21  21  39
Panhandle  12  27  35  51
V- Luke Mason 16, Logan Mason 15. P- Cuyler Mize 14, Broxton Robinson 12, Dylan Pohlmeier 10. Records: Vega 11-9, 0-1; Panhandle 13-5, 1-0.

Farwell    6  15  27  44
H. Park  10  17  25  34
F- Alec Atkinson 15, Adrian Nunez 12. HP- Zach McClurg 10. Records: Farwell 16-4, 1-0; Highland Park 11-10, 0-1.

Bovina 43, Boys Ranch 39

District 1-1A

Miami  16  31  42  64
Lefors     6  6  12  27
M- Thompson 20, Brauchi 12. L- Cardiel 7 Records: Miami 13-6, 4-1; Lefors 3-8, 1-3.

Follett       22  30  46  61
Darrouzett    4  8  12  21
F- Watson 10, Miller 9, Barton 9. D- Sosa 13. Records: Follett 17-6, 4-0; Darrouzett 0-12, 0-5.

Kelton    3  16  20  31
McLean  7  24  34  47
K- Torgerson 12, Plemons 9. M- Retana 18. Records: Kelton 11-5, 1-3. McLean 6-10, 3-1.

District 2-1A

Groom       13  35  40  43
White Deer   1  5  10  19
G- Schuck 14, Kuehler 11. WD- Johnson 6. Records: Groom 8-8, 2-0; White Deer 4-19, 0-2.

Hedley  20  27  46  62
Claude  21  41  49  55
H- Joshua Booth 37, Clark 14. C- Deeds 26, Deeds 9. Records: Hedley 9-5, 1-1; Claude 5-16, 0-2.

Silverton 46, Valley 38 

District 3-1A

Pringle-Morse  4  8  21  26
Texline          34  56  73  96
P- Provencio 12. T- Drumm 14, Davila 13, Potter 11, Clay 11. Records: Pringle-Morse 4-14, 1-1; Texline 22-4, 2-0.

Adrian    17  25  40  55
Hartley  14  34  45  47
A- Acevedo 24, Acosta 16. H- Castro 12, Sanchez 8. Records: Adrian 12-9, 1-2. Hartley 0-11, 0-3.

District 4-1A

Kress           9  20  23  29
Nazareth  29  39  61  76
K- Ellis 21. N- Rogers 16, Heiman 12, Heitschmidt 11. Records: Kress 4-15, 1-1. Nazareth 13-7, 2-0.

Happy                    16  32  45  55
Springlake-Earth 11  25  33  35
H- Jimmy Reyes 16, Kyton Johnson 13. SE- JJ Jaramillo 15, Alex Alvarez 8. Records: Happy 13-6, 2-0; Springlake Earth 6-11, 0-2

Hart 64, Lazbuddie 20

 

 

 

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