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It looks like HJ will play Jasper at 4:30 Friday..Predictions?

I agree Dad.

Kingwood finds a way Mustangs turn up pressure to secure win over DeLaSalle Kingwood coach Royce Huseman knew his Mustangs would be in for a physical contest against DeLaSalle on Thursday night. And for a good part of the game, the visitors from Minneapolis confirmed Huseman's scouting report. But a couple of adjustments, combined with a 10-1 fourth-quarter run, allowed Kingwood to come out of the Campbell Center with a 41-30 victory over the Islanders during the opening day of the Houston vs. The Nation Tournament, improving the Mustangs to 9-3. "We knew they were a mirror image of how we play," said Huseman, whose team will play Seven Lakes today at 1:30 p.m.. "They're a very strong team defensively, but we were able to change some things and pull away from them." Perhaps the biggest adjustment Kingwood made was bringing a relentless wave of double and triple teams on DeLaSalle junior post Royce White, who scored 14 first-half points with an array of inside moves. The Mustangs smothered the 6-7 White in the second half, holding him to just four points on 1-for-7 shooting. Having struggled with turnovers in the first half, Kingwood turned a tight 17-16 halftime lead into a 25-20 cushion entering the fourth quarter. The Mustangs held the Islanders (0-3) scoreless for the first 6:04 of the quarter as Kingwood began to use its depth to its advantage. DeLaSalle, which has won three state titles under coach Dave Thorson, closed the margin to 31-29 on a basket from Jalen Jaspers with 3:29 remaining. It would be as close as the Islanders would get, as Kingwood then ripped off 10 straight points. Robert Foran and Hunter Martin each scored four points. Tevin Svihovec had a team-high 13 points for Kingwood, which shot 55 percent from the field in the second half. DeLaSalle will play Wheatley today at 6 p.m. In other games • Smiley 74, Seven Lakes 58 — Augustine Rubbit scored 32 points and grabbed 13 rebounds as Smiley outscored Seven Lakes 21-9 in the second quarter to cruise to a victory that improved its record to 11-4. Jonathan Simmons had 14 points and Benny Easter had 12 for the Eagles, who will play Kingwood Saturday at 10:30 a.m. Brandon Provost scored 25 for Seven Lakes (12-5), including seven 3-pointers. Jimmy Abraham added 12 for the Spartans, who take on Kingwood today at 1:30 p.m. • Hastings 76, Aldine 62 — Chris Iles scored 12 of his 19 points in the first half as Hastings rolled past Aldine. Lionel Foster added 15 points and Ja'Darius Davis chipped in 11 for Hastings (12-3), which led by as much as 22 points in the second half. Brandon Williams had 17 for Aldine (12-4), which will play Bellaire at 9 a.m. Saturday. Hastings will play Bellaire today at noon.

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Post Day 2 scores here Fri., Dec. 28 Game 1: 9 am Commerce vs. Needville Game 2: 10:30am Jasper vs. Hamshire-Fannett Game 3: Noon Big Sandy vs. Lumberton Game 4: 1:30pm Hitchock vs. Brazos Game 5: 3 pm Sunrise Christian vs. Game 1 winner Game 6: 4:30pm Hardin-Jeff vs. Game 2 winner Game 7: 6pm Hull-Daisetta vs. Game 3 winner Game 8: 7:30pm East Chambers vs. Game 4 winner

Post Final day Scores Here Fri., Dec. 28 9am 5th Place: Shepherd vs. Buna 10:30am 3rd Place: Liberty vs. Bridge City Noon Championship: Orangefield vs. Vidor

Post Day 2 Scores Here Fri., Dec. 28 Game 10: 9am WO-S vs. Nederland (MS) Game 11: 9am LC-M vs. Huffman (FH) Game 9: 10:30 am Spring Dekaney vs. Cleveland (Comp) Game 12:10:30 am Liberty Hill vs. Dayton (MS) Game 8: Noon Montgomery vs. Sterling (FH) Game 15: Noon Splendora vs. Game 10 winner (MS) Game 16: 3 pm Game 11 winner vs. Game 12 winner (MS) Game 13: 4:30 pm Coldspring vs. Game 8 winner (FH) Game 14: 6 pm Barbers Hill vs. Game 9 winner (FH)

Post Day 2 Scores Here Fri., Dec. 28 Game 5: 10:30am Deweyville vs. High Island Game 6: 1:30pm West Hardin vs. Jasper JV Game 7: 4:30pm Warren vs. Logansport Game 8: 5:30pm Game 5 loser vs. Game 6 loser (Old) Game 9: 7:30pm Spurger vs. Brookeland

Post Day 2 Scores Here Fri., Dec. 28 Game 8: 8:30am Anahuac vs. Lufkin JV Game 9: 9:50am Game 4 loser vs. Game 3 loser Game 10: 9:50am New Waverly vs. Kountze Game 11: 3:10pm Game 7 loser vs. Game 8 winner Game 12: 4:30pm Game 9 winner vs. Game 10 winner Game 13: 5:50pm Silsbee vs. Diboll Game 14: 7:10pm Game 7 winner vs. Game 4 winner

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Good luck Ladies!! An interesting Tournment indeed.

Barbers Hill 64, Splendora 43

Day 1 Zavalla beat West Hardin Colmesneil beat High Island Burkeville beat Brookeland Spurger beat Zavalla JV

9:50am Friday New Waverly vs. Kountze

Thanks CMA

Silsbee 77 New Waverly 67

Post em here..

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Your right.

Orangefield 64, Liberty 51 The Bobcats (13-4) got off to a very slow start against the Panthers (6-5) and used a strong fourth period to pull away to win 64-51. Orangefield led just 38-35 heading into the fourth before outscoring Liberty 26-16 in the game’s final eight minutes. Zach Hayes led the way for the Bobcats with 18 points to go with six rebounds while Jeremy Granger added 15 points and a game-high eight rebounds. The Bobcats appeared sluggish in the first half allowing the Panthers to collect rebound after rebound as Orangefield also turned the ball over nine times in the first two periods. “We gave them nine turnovers and about 11 offensive rebounds, that is 20 extra shots,†Orangefield Coach Rea Wrinkle said. “We have to start blocking out. Rebounding is all about effort and we just were not giving it.†The Bobcats outscored the Panthers 41-30 while ending up with a 28-21 rebounding advantage in the contest. Jeremiah Brown had 12 points for the Panthers while Edwin Hardy added 17 points in the loss. Tyler Angelle put in seven points for the Bobcats while Jared Helton and Devin Green each finished with six points. Vidor 50, Bridge City 43 The Pirates trailed by a point heading into the final eight minutes and were able to outscore the host Cardinals 14-6 in the fourth to take a 50-43 win and head into the championship game. Bridge City (6-9) could not protect the basketball in the fourth and found buckets were hard to come by as the Cardinals went ice cold from the field. Vidor (6-11) got a game-high 17 points and also a game-high 12 rebounds from Chad Sims while Joby Riggs added 12 points and 10 rebounds. Scott Howard finished with 11 points and Jared Williamson added nine for Vidor. Bridge City was led by Jason Clark’s 13 points while Tyler Hyde added 12 in the loss. Adam Sanchez finished the game with 10 points and seven rebounds. The Cardinals opened up a 14-11 margin after the first period and the two teams went into halftime time at 22. Bridge City was then able to lead 37-36 heading into the fourth when Vidor took control. Vidor earlier in the day was a 69-31 winner over Shepherd. Orangefield 54, Buna 31 The Bobcats stormed out to an early 15-6 lead on the Buna Cougars early on Thursday and never looked back. Jeremy Granger finished with 15 points and eight rebounds in the 54-31 win while Zach Hayes added 16 points in the victory. Both teams scored 13 points in the second as Orangfield took a 28-19 lead into halftime. The Bobcats then were up 39-26 after three before outscoring the Cougars 15-5 in the game’s final eight minutes. Casey Sparks put in eight points and eight rebounds for the Bobcats. Bridge City 76, Shepherd 40 Bridge City was also able to pick up an early win Thursday as the Cardinals downed Shepherd 76-40. Clark put in a game-high 20 points while Sanchez finished with 15 for the Cardinals. Mason Ellis added 10 points in the victory. The Cardinals exploded for 27 points in the fourth period on their way to the easy win.

Vidor, Orangefield set for championship at noon Gabriel Pruett The Orange Leader BRIDGE CITY — It will be an all-Orange County championship today at the Bridge City Basketball Tournament, it is just the host Cardinals figured to be playing at noon instead of 10:30 a.m. The Vidor Pirates and Orangefield Bobcats will square off for the championship at noon after both teams went 2-0 on Thursday. The Cardinals will face the Liberty Panthers at 10:30 a.m. for third place while Shepherd and Buna will battle at 9 a.m. for fifth place.

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Can't wait!

Very good day for HD.