MILDRED —
Olivia Farmer scored 14 points and Maddie Moore added 10 points as Mildred clinched at least a third-place tie in 23-2A with a 51-28 victory over Blooming Grove on Tuesday night.
Mildred (17-10, 7-5) will play Marlin in a third-place playoff game on Friday night in Normangee.
Hannah Southard led Blooming Grove with seven points.
Frost 80, Aquilla 26: Morgan Elmore scored 17 points and Dakota Lassetter, Kadee Bowling and Jae Moore each had 13 points as Frost rolled to an 80-26 victory over Aquilla on Tuesday night.
Kerens 82, Dawson 13: Breanna Wells scored 26 points as district leader Kerens rolled to a 82-13 victory over Dawson to finish the district season with a perfect 10-0 record.
Hubbard 64, Cross Roads 58: Dallas Fletcher scored 17 points and Nakaila Banks had 16 points as Hubbard beat Cross Roads 64-58.
Cayuga 82, Wortham 63: Cayuga beat Wortham 82-63 on Tuesday night to clinch second place in 18-1A Division I.
BOYS
Kerens 82, Dawson 23: Tobyus Thomas scored 16 points and Nate Betts had 14 as Kerens (18-6, 7-1) walloped Dawson 82-23 to clinch at least second place in 18-1A Division I.
Frost 63, Aquilla 31: Danial Steels scored 25 points and Jacob Stroder had 17 as Frost remained perfect in 19-1A DII with a win over Aquilla.
Marlin 55, Rice 33: Austin Peppers and Daniel Arteaga each scored six points in Rice’s 55-33 loss to Marlin.
Tuesday’s games
GIRLS
Mildred 51, Blooming Grove 28
Bl. Grove 0 8 8 12 — 28
Mildred 8 12 21 10 — 51
Blooming Grove — Shelby Beamon 3, Hannah Southard 7, Daveshia Starling 4, Lauren Miller 6, Savanna Bearden 2, Sidney Horner 6.
Mildred — Savannah Pritchett 6, Allison Heirholzer 9, Shelby Adamson 5, Breanna Weaver 5, Maddie Moore 10, Olivia Farmer 14, Mirrell 2.
Records — Mildred 17-10, 7-5 in 23-2A; Blooming Grove 11-18, 4-8.
Kerens 82, Dawson 13
Kerens 20 20 24 18 — 82
Dawson 7 2 2 2 — 13
Kerens — Breanna Wells 26, Taylor Ames 11, Cambree Betts 11, Thompson 10, Emmanuella Armant 7, Kiara Lindsey 6, Tinesha Tolliver 4, Faulk 2, Shalina Haynes 2, Brown 2, Aayliah Bivins 1.
Dawson — Stephanie Lindsey 9, Courtney Warren 2, Katie Yates 2.
Records — Kerens 25-4, 10-0 in 18-1A DI; Dawson 4-18, 0-10.
Hubbard 64, Cross Roads 58
Hubbard 17 22 13 13 — 64
Cross Roads 15 11 16 16 — 58
Hubbard — Dallas Fletcher 17, Nakalia Banks 16, Jasmine Parks 12, Kate Saucke 10, Tia Parks 4, Tatysheaunna Hawthorne 3, Pepci Jones 2, Jamie Goodpasture 2, Meridith McClinton 1.
Cross Roads — Burgess 16, Cramer 13, Norwood 9, Hazelip 7, Lookabaugh 7, Smith 4, Bass 1.
Records — Hubbard 20-9, 5-5 in 18-1A DI; Cross Roads 6-22, 2-8.
Frost 80, Aquilla 26
Frost 22 27 15 16 — 80
Aquilla 7 6 10 3 — 26
Frost — Kaycee Bowling 3, Morgan Elmore 17, Madison Revill 1, Kadee Bowling 13, Dakota Lassetter 13, Jasmyn Steels 6, Diana Rios 8, Jae Moore 13, Layce Giabbai 2, Linda Rios 4.
Aquilla — Lett 3, Bee 2, Burkhart 10, Cook 11.
Records — Frost 25-3, 10-2 in 19-1A DII; Aquilla 16-12, 6-6.
BOYS
Frost 63, Aquilla 31
Frost 14 16 21 12 — 63
Aquilla 7 6 7 11 — 31
Frost — Andrew Jackson 3, Jacob Stroder 17, Danial Steels 25, Colton Clayton 6, Maliko Bruce 12.
Aquilla — Elizando 9, Hester 2, Ince 3, Casarez 4, Ihlendfeldt 1, Brunett 12.
Records — Frost 13-6, 10-0 in 19-1A DII; Aquilla 16-9, 7-4.
Kerens 82, Dawson 23
Kerens 23 20 23 16 — 82
Dawson 7 2 8 6 — 23
Kerens — Tobyus Thomas 16, Kevin Townsel 8, Shelton Sayles 11, Brandon Ward 12, Rayvon Faulk 10, Nate Betts 14, Dustin Jock 7, Taylon Modester 4.
Dawson — Tyler Miller 2, Gray 13, Mark Martinez 6, Garrett Neismith 2.
Records — Kerens 18-6, 7-1 in 18-1A DI; Dawson 8-19, 2-6.
Marlin 55, Rice 33
Rice 0 13 2 18 — 33
Marlin 15 17 17 6 — 55
Rice — Collin Haston 5, Daniel Arteaga 6, Jacob Jones 3, Austin Peppers 6, Dalton Pike 5, Costlow 2, Raven Huffman 2, Ragan Henderson 4.
Marlin — Hopwood 16, Suites 2, Womack 10, Baily 2, Womack 11, Scott 4, Womack 4.
Records — Rice 10-17, 1-9 in 23-2A; Marlin 17-8, 9-1.
Sports
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