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West Brook- D1 United-D2 Barbers Hill-D2 Baytown Sterling-D1

WB 81 Sterling 55 Final

WB 64 Baytown Sterling 43 End of 3rd

WB 47 Baytown Sterling 32 3rd 5:41

WB 38 Baytown Sterling 30 Halftime

Never mind. You’re so caught up in your emotions that you can’t even recognize when someone is giving your son his props. Instead of accepting that, you turn every comment into a back-and-forth, like a tennis match, just to keep driving your point home. And trust me — we understand the point. He’s great. He has no flaws. Everything that goes wrong is the team’s fault. If it weren’t for him, they’d be completely lost. Message received. Repeatedly. What could have been a simple acknowledgment has turned into a lecture, and honestly, it’s exhausting. Not everything needs to be defended, corrected, or escalated just to prove superiority. That said, I genuinely hope he and his team have a great season. No sarcasm there. God bless, and good night.

I’m guessing #21 is your son based on how strongly you’re defending him — and that’s totally fine. Nobody said he was a bad player. The point is, it’s tough to win big when one guy dominates the ball. I actually know the kid well — he played for my guy this summer. So this isn’t shade, it’s just basketball. Talent needs structure, and winning takes more than one

I was at the game — #21 was clearly their best player, but he was also the reason they struggled. He took almost every shot and never looked to involve his teammates. You can’t win big when one guy dominates the ball for 32 minutes. I get the point about inexperience, but that’s not really what I saw. Plenty of teams start new varsity players and still function because the ball moves, guys touch it, and everyone stays engaged. When one player takes every shot, the rest of the team naturally checks out — that’s not a ‘cast’ problem, that’s a style‑of‑play problem. Confidence comes from involvement. If teammates never get real opportunities, of course they’ll look shaky. As for the officiating, it was fine. I’m not sure what fouls people expected, but it was pretty even on both sides. Tarkington’s #33 was warned multiple times for talking and eventually got hit with a tech. That’s on him, not the refs.

PA Memorial should have wom this game !!!

HF 80 Tarkington 51 Final

HF 69 Tarkington 41 end of 3rd

WB 72 Lee 32 Final

HF 54 Tarkington 36 3rd qtr 3:23

West Brook on ball pressure from the guards is something to see. Now that they are healthy , they are picking up full court. Making it difficult for opposing guards to get into their offense . If they can keep this up they may bring another one back !!!

Yes big kid is solid and the pg is too but after that no. I think they would be good in 4a

PNG point guard had ZERO points . The defensive pressure wouldn’t allow PNG to get into their offense. Also I get tired of people blaming coaches ,they can only coach who is in their program. Coach Smith is solid but you need players, but they are competitive and this is a hard district. I think PNG has made the playoffs maybe 2-3 times in the last 10 years.

Who said something stupid like that lol. Doesnt matter the points, the kid can play in any classification!!!!

BMT West Brook 71 Willis 45 final

BMT West Brook 54 Willis 23 3rd qtr

Bmt United 75 Frisco Memorial 70 Final

Bmt United 72 Frisco Memorial 70 32 sec, overtime ( united ball )timeout

Bmt United 68 Frisco Memorial 68 2:50 Overtime

#30 Bmt United Ryan Nelson with the 3 to send it to overtime!!!

Bmt United 66 Frisco Memorial 66 end of 4th