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Soccer GCM girls advance at PN-G tourney PORT NECHES – Goose Creek Memorial’s girls won two mini-matches and tied a third at the Port Neches-Groves soccer tournament Friday. Britney Garza dealt out a pair of assists to Rianna Flores in a 2-0 win over West Brook’s No. 2 team to start the day. The Lady Pats next defeated Nederland 2-0 with Garza scoring unassisted on a direct kick and Melissa Cardona assisting on a McKhenzie Raines goal. In the third and final of the 20-minute-per half matches, GCM and Dickinson played to a scoreless tie. The Lady Gators won a shootout, but couldn’t deny GCM a top finish in its pool. The Lady Pats play in a tournament semifinal game this morning at 11:15 a.m. RSS boys hang on against La Porte La PORTE – Clinton Toussaint and Ricardo Abarco scored two goals each Friday night as the Sterling boys beat La Porte 4-3 to even their season record at 3-3. La Porte, which was tied with Sterling 2-2 at half, scored on a penalty kick in each half, the latter coming when the Rangers led 4-2 with five minutes left. After its lead shrank to one goal, Sterling was able to hold off the Bulldogs’ comeback tries. Girls Basketball GCM girls wins first District 19-4A game Goose Creek Memorial won their first District 19-4A game Friday, topping C.E. King 36-34. Candice Thompson led the team with 11 points, including two free throws with seconds left, lifting her team to victory. “We had a hard time shooting tonight,†Coach Kevin Fletcher said. “Luckily, we played great press defense which led us to easy points.†BH girls defeat Dayton DAYTON—The Barbers Hill Lady Eagles improved to 6-1 in District 19-4A with a 57-42 victory over Dayton Friday night. Jasmine Carter and Kendall Shaw led the way for the Lady Eagles with 13 points and 11 points, respectively. Shaw also had 14 rebounds. Lady Cougars handle North Forest HOUSTON— The Crosby Lady Cougars beat North Forest 55-50 Friday night to improve to 3-4 in District 19-4A action. Chelsea Miller, LaDorian Wilson and Reniesha Sheppard led the way for the Lady Cougars. Miller had 16 points and 10 rebounds, Wilson had 17 points and 16 rebounds and Sheppard had 10 boards. BCA girls hammer CL Christian Carli Burgason scored 16 points and Annie Davis added 15 points and 11 assists as No. 17-ranked Baytown Christian scored an easy 69-19 win over Clear Lake Christian Friday night at home. Sara Davis and Jessy Saenger each added 10 points as BCA improved to 17-7 on the season, 5-0 in TAPPS District 8-3A. Boys basketball Second half lifts BH past Dayton MONT BELVIEU — Daniel Mitchell scored 14 points and Carson Asbury added 13 Friday night as Barbers Hill downed Dayton 62-48 in 19-4A basketball. The Eagles pulled away from a 26-24 halftime lead with a 36-point second half. Ian Hamlin chipped in 11 points as BH improved to 14-9 for the season, 2-3 in district. Bulldogs pick up second district win Pulling steadily away Friday night, Baytown Christian’s boys scored a 59-46 win over Clear Lake Christian. Cornelius Laday scored 24 points and Jacob Hendricks added 17 markers as the Bulldogs improved to 6-21 for the season, 2-3 in TAPPS 8-3A. Brazosport Christian comes calling Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Goose Creek Memorial falls to Galena Park GALENA PARK — Goose Creek Memorial fell short in Friday night’s district game against Galena Park, losing 76-48. Pedro Alvarez and Danney Fontenelle and led the Patriots in scoring, with 15 and 12 points, respectively. The Pats, 0-5 in district and 3-15 overall, host C.E. King Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.

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Bobcats throttle H-F, 70-41 Van Wade The Orange Leader ORANGEFIELD — After dropping their last three non-district games, the Orangefield Bobcats wanted to start District 21-3A on solid footing. Well, mission accomplished. The Bobcats placed four players in double figures Friday night as they went on to bury the Hamshire-Fannett Longhorns 70-41 at Bobcat Gym. “We really hit a rough patch at the end of non-district play,†said Bobcat coach Rea Wrinkle. “We wanted to start district play playing with more energy and intensity and the kids came out and did just that tonight.†Zach Hayes led the Bobcats 915-9, 1-0) with 23 points, 15 of them coming in the first half. Guard Garrett Granger had 15 points and hit three three-pointers. Guard Tyler Angelle posted 11 points and forward Derrick Evans added 11 points as well. “I really liked our balance tonight,†said Wrinkle. “All four of those guys are capable of getting into double figures every game. If we can continue to do that, we’ll be able to keep people off balance.†The Longhorns (10-13, 0-1) struggled from the opening tip. They managed just two field goals in the first half as they went in at intermission down 29-8. Orangefield led 17-5 at the end of the first period as Hayes and Granger combined for 15 points. Hayes tallied five more points in the second period in a 12-3 Orangefield run. Evans had the hot hand for the Bobcats in the third quarter as he ripped two three-pointers to score nine points in the period. Angelle bruised the Longhorns for eight of his points in the fourth quarter. The Bobcats forced the Longhorns into 18 turnovers while they had just seven. The Bobcats hit eight three-pointers, went a solid 20-of-27 from the free-throw line and outrebounded H-F 34-27. Guard Cory Adams led the Longhorns with 10 points. Logan Johnson had eight points and six rebounds. Jeremy Pinder had eight points while Hagen Daigle added six points and seven rebounds. Hayes had six rebounds to lead the Bobcats while Casey Sparks and Bryden Smith added five each. The Bobcats are seeking their second straight playoff berth after placing third in district a year ago and advancing to the second round of the postseason. They will venture to Hardin-Jefferson next Tuesday. “Our district is so darn tough, it may be the toughest in the state,†said Wrinkle. “H-J and Silsbee are both in the top 10. West Orange was in the State Tournament just three years ago and Coach (Zack) Quinn has them playing well this year. There’s not much room for error. You have to be willing to play your best each and every time out.â€

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Beaumont Kelly 68 St. Pius 59

Huntington 36 Diboll 34

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North Forest 74 Crosby 71

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65-64 Ozen i'm guessing.

EC 67 Warren 56

Hull - Daisetta 69 (2 - 1 district) High Island 51 (1 - 2 district)

BH 57 Dayton 42

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Hudson 73 Center 58

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HJ hits 16 3 pointers!