Area basketball Crane Tournament results and schedule
In Pecos and surrounding towns girls and boys divisions, Pecos beat Fort Stockton 42 35 with high scorers Shorter and Word, Van Horn defeated Denver City 45 42 led by Vidana and Kirkland, Coahoma beat Odessa 59 42 with Robinson and Wallace. Crane edged Pecos 35 30 behind Enos, plus Odessa High 62 45 over Denver City led by Wallace. Today’s games feature Monahans Stanton Van Horn Coahoma Odessa High Crane-Pecos matchups for titles and consolation. In boys action Kermit beat Coahoma 80 48, Van Horn edged Coleman 50 46, Marfa defeated Pecos 65 51, Greenwood crushed Stanton 82 44, Crane beat Alpine 50 41 with Love and Gonzales. Schedule includes Greenwood Coahoma Coleman Alpine Van Horn Crane Marfa Kermit consolation and championship rounds. Reagan County Invitational includes Andrews 65 Permian 52 with Brown and Davis, Ballinger 57 Coleman 41, Reagan County hosts Mason and Permian in the day’s finals.
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Odessa High girls face consolation game after Friday split
In Crane Invitational play Odessa High splits Friday results. Coahoma defeated OHS 59 to 42 while Odessa beat Denver City 62 to 45 to set up a consolation final against the Stanton Monahans winner. Karen Wallace led OHS with 13 in the Coahoma loss and 28 against Denver City, with Edie Simmons in double figures.
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District JV and varsity basketball results and schedule
Junior varsity results include Coleman 35 Mason 26 and Ballinger 61 Reagan County 39 with high point players listed. Varsity scores show Ballinger 61 Reagan County 39 and San Angelo 54 Coleman 25 as high scorers noted. Andrews 57 Permian 23 and O'Donnell 44 Rankin 20 with top scorers listed. Denver City 88 Lovington 69 with quarter breakdown and records 3-1 and 0-2. Girls Sanderson 28 Alpine 26 OT with Vaughn and Gonzales named. Sanderson 5-0 and set to host Rankin next Tuesday. Alpine JV 23-21.
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R. Jones
Sanderson
Alpine
Sharon Vaughn
A — T. Gonzales
Playoff Football Scores From Texas Rounds
AP reports Class 5A games with Richardson Lake Highlands 28 Grand Prairie 21 and San Antonio Churchill 28 Alice 15, plus 4A Fort Bend Willowridge 15 Beaumont Hebert 14, 3A Kermit 21 Littlefield 14 and Gilmer 16 Wylie 14, 2A Hale Center 20 Hamlin 13, Pilot Point 21 Eastland 8, Garrison 41 Alto 8, Tidehaven 41 Blanco 0, and a noted Aspermont fumble recovery setting up a Wildcats drive with Thomas and Wolff handling yardage and receptions in the late third.
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Wildcats, Lubbock clash sparks playoff push in terse finish
Patchwork football game details a Kermit victory led by Scott Blakely with 59 rushing yards and Kevin Littlefield’s 11 1 1 record. The narrative shifts to Wink Aspermont basketball and late returns, with Ferris and Rasco making key plays as Wink holds off Aspermont with a series of scores and interceptions.
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Wildcat
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Kermit
Short
Martine
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Division III title duel pits Widener against Dayton in Alabama
PHENIX CITY, Ala. AP Two top Division III powers Widener and Dayton clash for the national title. Widener, 12-0, seeks its first title since 1980 after beating Wabash 39-36. Dayton, 12-1, aims for a second straight crown after routing Ithaca 63-0. Volpe leads Dayton against Cole’s ball control attack. both defenses anchor the finalists.
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Ithaca
Jon Volpe
Flyers
Pioneer
Bobby Cole
Volpe
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