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Friday
March 19, 2010 Since 1922 |
High school basketball roundup
From sports staff reports
Baytown Sun Published February 10, 2010 Sterling, Lee girls lose, miss playoffs
An 41-39 upset overtime win by Port Arthur Memorial over Beaumont West Brook, coupled with losses by Sterling and Lee, ended the season for both Baytown girls basketball teams short of the playoffs.
Memorial and Sterling began Tuesday night tied for fourth place, a game ahead of Lee. Memorial wound up 4-8 in District 21-5A.
Strong start lifts
North Shore by RSS
North Shore jumped out to a 39-14 halftime lead and sewed up a perfect District 21-5A championship season with a 65-44 win over Sterling Tuesday at Sterling’s girls’ gym.
Ashley Benjamin was one of four Lady Mustangs scoring in double figures, leading her team with 15 points, as North Shore finished district 10-0.
Sterling, which got 23 points from Denise White and 16 from Keke Jackson, finished 3-7 in district, 9-23 overall.
Channelview doubles
up on Lee
CHANNELVIEW – Holding Lee to one point in each the first and final periods allowed Channelview’s Lady Falcons to race to a 47-23 win over Lee Tuesday night.
That loss, coupled with a win by Port Arthur Memorial, spelled the end of the season for the Lady Ganders, who finished in sixth place in District 21-5A at 2-8, 10-20 overall.
Lee needed both a win over Channelview and a Memorial loss to tie for fourth. Felicia St. Luce scored 10 points and was the only double-digit scorer for the Lady Ganders.
Lady Patriots keep
playoff hopes alive
Goose Creek Memorial scored a 44-23 win over Galena Park Tuesday night and, by virtue of C.E. King’s 55-39 loss to Kingwood Park, finished the regular season tied for fourth with C.E. King in District 19-4A.
Both teams were 7-7 in district, splitting their two games, so they will need a play-in game later this week to determine which team gets the district’s final playoff spot.
Courtney Spann scored 12 points to lead GCM and Cookie Jackson added 10 points for the Patriots, now 15-11 on the season.
Barbers Hill girls lose district finale
DAYTON – The Dayton Lady Broncos got hot in the second half and handed Barbers Hill’s Lady Eagles a 49-45 loss Tuesday night – Barbers Hill’s only district loss of the season.
Barbers Hill wrapped up the District 19-4A title last week and finishes the regular season 13-1 in district, 26-5 overall.
The Lady Eagles, who were led by Paris Carter’s 14 points Tuesday, were hampered by foul trouble and injuries against Dayton.
Barbers Hill will face the fourth-place team from District 20-4A in a bidistrict match earlier next week.
Bulldogs hammer
Lake Houston 71-43
Jacob Hendricks scored 17 points and Brad Armstrong 16 Tuesday night as Baytown Christian walloped Lake Houston Home School 71-43 at BCA’s gym.
Christian Domingeaux added 14 points and Gary Kissinger chipped in a dozen for BCA, which improved to 14-12 with its seventh straight win.
The Bulldogs host Mount Carmel Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in a key T-CAL district game.
John Cooper School
tops BCA girls
The Baytown Christian girls fell 61-33 Tuesday night under a barrage of nine 3-point shots by John Cooper School, four of which came in the opening quarter.
Breanna Simpson and Sara Davis each scored 14 points for BCA, which is now 16-12 and headed to a key home game against T-CAL rival Mount Carmel Thursday at 6 p.m.
Crosby tops North Forest
CROSBY — The Crosby Cougars had three players score in double digits Tuesday night as they beat North Forest 66-59.
Jy’Quis Mitchell led the way with 17 points. A.J. Anderson scored 14 and M.J. Mathis had 11.
After the win, the Cougars hold an overall record of 11-18 and 5-7 in district play.
Goose Creek Memorial falls to Galena Park
GALENA PARK — The Goose Creek Memorial boys basketball team hit the road Tuesday night where they fell to Galena Park 61-48.
Dejon Wade led them with 11 points and Danney Fontenelle finished with 10.
The Patriots’ overall record now stands at 13-16 and 4-8 in district play.
Their next game is scheduled for Friday when they host C.E. King.
North Shore boys
wallop Rangers
HOUSTON – Jacoby Harrison scored 19 points and led North Shore past Baytown Sterling 71-44 Tuesday night.
Andre Corley led the Rangers with 16 points and teammate Dashaun Williams added 13.
Sterling fell to 1-7 in District 21-5A, 14-17 overall.
Asbury leads
Eagles by Dayton
MONT BELVIEU – Carson Asbury scored 22 points Tuesday night to lead Barbers Hill to a 53-36 win over Dayton.
The win solidifies the Eagles’ hold on fourth place in District 19-4A, with a record of 6-6 in the league. They play at fifth-place Crosby Friday night.
From sports staff reports
Baytown Sun Published February 10, 2010 Sterling, Lee girls lose, miss playoffs
An 41-39 upset overtime win by Port Arthur Memorial over Beaumont West Brook, coupled with losses by Sterling and Lee, ended the season for both Baytown girls basketball teams short of the playoffs.
Memorial and Sterling began Tuesday night tied for fourth place, a game ahead of Lee. Memorial wound up 4-8 in District 21-5A.
Strong start lifts
North Shore by RSS
North Shore jumped out to a 39-14 halftime lead and sewed up a perfect District 21-5A championship season with a 65-44 win over Sterling Tuesday at Sterling’s girls’ gym.
Ashley Benjamin was one of four Lady Mustangs scoring in double figures, leading her team with 15 points, as North Shore finished district 10-0.
Sterling, which got 23 points from Denise White and 16 from Keke Jackson, finished 3-7 in district, 9-23 overall.
Channelview doubles
up on Lee
CHANNELVIEW – Holding Lee to one point in each the first and final periods allowed Channelview’s Lady Falcons to race to a 47-23 win over Lee Tuesday night.
That loss, coupled with a win by Port Arthur Memorial, spelled the end of the season for the Lady Ganders, who finished in sixth place in District 21-5A at 2-8, 10-20 overall.
Lee needed both a win over Channelview and a Memorial loss to tie for fourth. Felicia St. Luce scored 10 points and was the only double-digit scorer for the Lady Ganders.
Lady Patriots keep
playoff hopes alive
Goose Creek Memorial scored a 44-23 win over Galena Park Tuesday night and, by virtue of C.E. King’s 55-39 loss to Kingwood Park, finished the regular season tied for fourth with C.E. King in District 19-4A.
Both teams were 7-7 in district, splitting their two games, so they will need a play-in game later this week to determine which team gets the district’s final playoff spot.
Courtney Spann scored 12 points to lead GCM and Cookie Jackson added 10 points for the Patriots, now 15-11 on the season.
Barbers Hill girls lose district finale
DAYTON – The Dayton Lady Broncos got hot in the second half and handed Barbers Hill’s Lady Eagles a 49-45 loss Tuesday night – Barbers Hill’s only district loss of the season.
Barbers Hill wrapped up the District 19-4A title last week and finishes the regular season 13-1 in district, 26-5 overall.
The Lady Eagles, who were led by Paris Carter’s 14 points Tuesday, were hampered by foul trouble and injuries against Dayton.
Barbers Hill will face the fourth-place team from District 20-4A in a bidistrict match earlier next week.
Bulldogs hammer
Lake Houston 71-43
Jacob Hendricks scored 17 points and Brad Armstrong 16 Tuesday night as Baytown Christian walloped Lake Houston Home School 71-43 at BCA’s gym.
Christian Domingeaux added 14 points and Gary Kissinger chipped in a dozen for BCA, which improved to 14-12 with its seventh straight win.
The Bulldogs host Mount Carmel Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in a key T-CAL district game.
John Cooper School
tops BCA girls
The Baytown Christian girls fell 61-33 Tuesday night under a barrage of nine 3-point shots by John Cooper School, four of which came in the opening quarter.
Breanna Simpson and Sara Davis each scored 14 points for BCA, which is now 16-12 and headed to a key home game against T-CAL rival Mount Carmel Thursday at 6 p.m.
Crosby tops North Forest
CROSBY — The Crosby Cougars had three players score in double digits Tuesday night as they beat North Forest 66-59.
Jy’Quis Mitchell led the way with 17 points. A.J. Anderson scored 14 and M.J. Mathis had 11.
After the win, the Cougars hold an overall record of 11-18 and 5-7 in district play.
Goose Creek Memorial falls to Galena Park
GALENA PARK — The Goose Creek Memorial boys basketball team hit the road Tuesday night where they fell to Galena Park 61-48.
Dejon Wade led them with 11 points and Danney Fontenelle finished with 10.
The Patriots’ overall record now stands at 13-16 and 4-8 in district play.
Their next game is scheduled for Friday when they host C.E. King.
North Shore boys
wallop Rangers
HOUSTON – Jacoby Harrison scored 19 points and led North Shore past Baytown Sterling 71-44 Tuesday night.
Andre Corley led the Rangers with 16 points and teammate Dashaun Williams added 13.
Sterling fell to 1-7 in District 21-5A, 14-17 overall.
Asbury leads
Eagles by Dayton
MONT BELVIEU – Carson Asbury scored 22 points Tuesday night to lead Barbers Hill to a 53-36 win over Dayton.
The win solidifies the Eagles’ hold on fourth place in District 19-4A, with a record of 6-6 in the league. They play at fifth-place Crosby Friday night.
From sports staff reports