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The Hardin Lady Hornets came up big at the end and defeated Onalaska 39-38 on Tuesday night in district action. “It was definitely a tough, hard-fought game and a good win for us,” said Hardin Head Coach Zachary Arthur. ‘We were aggressive and smart...
Read moreThe Hull-Daisetta Lady Cats jumped out to a 35-2 first quarter lead and never looked back as they traveled to West Hardin on Tuesday night and knocked off the Lady Oilers 83-14. Kaylei Armstrong had 17 of her 37 points in the opening stanza as the Lady Cats built a 35-point advantage...
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The Dayton Lady Broncos kept their playoff hopes alive on Saturday evening at home with a 70-35 victory over the Cleveland Lady Indians in a district match-up. It was all Dayton in the opening two quarters as they built a 39-8 halftime lead. Allie Davis had eight first quarter points in helping the...
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The Cleveland Indians had four players finish in double figures and nailed eight three-pointers and forced 27 Dayton turnovers in taking a 53-33 victory over the Broncos on Saturday afternoon at the Indians gymnasium. Cleveland had eight field goals in the first half; with six of those coming from...
Read moreThe Hardin Hornets made the long bus ride to Onalaska on Tuesday night and came back home with a 55-52 victory over the Wildcats 55-52. Onalaska jumped out in 14-11 the first eight before, and then Hardin had a nice second quarter in which they outscored...
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The Hull-Daisetta Bobcats showed just why they are in first place in the district on Tuesday night at home as they jumped on West Hardin early on and then coasted the rest of the way for an 84-54 victory over the Oilers. Devante Broussard scored...
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Hull-Daisetta guard Kaylei Armstrong may not be very big, but if you leave the freshman open, she will make you pay the price, and when you try to guard her tightly, she will find a way to get past you. On Friday night at home in a big district game with Evadale, Armstrong proved just why she is going to be a nightmare for opposing teams the next four years as she poured in 22 points to lead the Lady Cats to a nice 49-39 victory over the Lady Rebels. Armstrong scored 14 of her points in the first half, with 10 of those coming in the opening period. Hull-Daisetta jumped out to an early 7-4 lead on a bucket by Samantha Rose. Armstrong then nailed a three-pointer and bucket to extend the advantage to 14-10 after the first eight minutes. Midway through the second quarter, Vaquaylon Hoskins drove the bucket and scored to up the lead to 24-17. The Lady Cats would lead 28-25 at the break. Evadale cut the Hull-Daisetta advantage to 30-29 early in the third quarter, but the Lady Cats responded with a 6-1 run capped off by a three-pointer by Hoskins to make it 36-29. Armstrong then got a steal and score, and the advantage was up to 42-33 with 6:23 left in the game. Down the stretch, it was Armstrong connecting on four free throws down the stretch to secure the win. Rose added 13 points for Hull-Daisetta, and Hoskins chipped in with 10.
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The Tarkington Longhorns started the second half on a 17-0 run, and that would be enough in grabbing a 61-35 district win over Hardin on Saturday afternoon at home. After Tarkington grabbed an early advantage thanks to a Blake Ellington three-pointer, the Hornets cut the deficit to 10-8 thanks to an offensive rebound and score by Carson Williams. Moments later, it was Williams again grabbing an offensive board and scoring to keep the deficit at 15-12. Williams scored the first 12 points of the game for Hardin. Late in the opening quarter, Colby Morris hauled an offensive rebound for the Longhorns and flipped the ball back in the bucket to make it a 19-12 lead. Tarkington then doubled up the Hornets early in the second stanza as Blake Ellington connected from downtown and then scored after grabbing a rebound, and the advantage was up to 24-12. Down by14, Hardin then went on a nice 11-3 run to get within 29-23, capped off by a three-point play by Colby Barrett. The Longhorns led 32-23 at the break. It was all Tarkington in the third quarter as they put the game away with a 20-2 quarter. Trae Deck scored back-to-back buckets, and then Dee Brandon nailed a couple of three-pointers, and the advantage was out to 49-23. The Hornets did get a nice trey from Caden Elmore in the final quarter to get within 55-33, but at that point, the game was already out of reach. Williams led Hardin with 13 points, and Elmore finished with 10. The Longhorns were led by Cameron Iterisano with 12 points, and Blake Ellington chipped in with n. The Hornets will travel to Trinity on Friday night while Tarkington will host New Waverly.
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