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CISCO LOBOES
DISTRICT/SCORES/RESULTS

JAN 15 at Hawley
JAN 19 vs Eastland
JAN 22 at Merkel
JAN 26 at Anson
JAN 29 at Clyde
FEB 2 vs Hawley
FEB 5 at Eastland
FEB 9 vs Merkel
FEB 12 vs Anson
FEB 15 vs Clyde

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...before District 6ix begins,let's see how last year's race was...

DISTRICT 6-AA
RANK-TEAM-District.Overall
06 Clyde....10--0..27-10
02 Eastland..8--2..29--4
23 Anson.....6--5..17-14
UR Merkel....5--6..15-16
UR Hawley....2--8...9-22
UR Cisco.....0-10...1-14


CLYDE BULLDOGS (0-10)
JAN 16 at Anson Won 69-41
JAN 20 at Hawley Won 59-24
JAN 23 vs Eastland Won 37-26
JAN 27 at Merkel Won 56-32
JAN 30 at Cisco Won 62-27
FEB 3 vs Anson Won 70-39
FEB 6 vs Hawley Won 80-45
FEB 10 at Eastland Won 52-43
FEB 13 vs Merkel Won 69-41
FEB 17 vs Cisco Won 76-25
BI-DISTRICT BYE OPEN
AREA vs Wall Won 42-40 OT
REG 1/4 FINALS vs Brady Won 60-56 OT
REG. SEMI FINALS vs Shallowater Lost 73-59


EASTLAND MAVERICKS (8-2)
JAN 16 at Merkel Won 72-55
JAN 20 vs Cisco Won 55-26
JAN 23 vs Clyde Lost 37-26
JAN 27 at Hawley Won 76-56
JAN 30 at Anson Won 57-43
FEB 3 vs Merkel Won 61-38
FEB 6 at Cisco Won 82-25
FEB 10 vs Clyde Lost 62-43
FEB 13 vs Hawley Won 54-41
FEB 17 vs Anson Won 55-39
BI-DISTRICT vs Holliday Won 53-49
AREA vs Jim Ned Won 45-42 2OT
REG 1/4 FINALS vs Olney Won 52-49
REG. SEMI FINALS vs Bushland Won 50-40
REG FINALS vs Shallowater Lost 70-55



ANSON TIGERS (6-5)
JAN 16 vs Clyde Lost 69-41
JAN 20 at Merkel Lost 62-58
JAN 23 vs Hawley Won 47-39
JAN 27 at Cisco Won
JAN 30 vs Eastland Lost 57-43
FEB 3 at Clyde Lost 70-39
FEB 6 vs Merkel Won 53-42
FEB 10 at Hawley Won 51-48
FEB 13 vs Cisco Won 64-38
FEB 17 at Eastland Lost 55-39
District Play Off vs Merkel Won
BI-DISTRICT vs Bowie Lost 30-28

MERKEL BADGERS (5-6)
JAN 16 vs Eastland Lost 72-55
JAN 20 vs Anson Won 62-58
JAN 23 at Cisco Won 68-29
JAN 27 at Clyde Lost 56-32
JAN 30 vs Hawley Won 65-58
FEB 3 at Eastland Lost 61-38
FEB 6 at Anson Lost 53-42
FEB 10 vs Cisco Won 71-38
FEB 13 vs Clyde Lost 69-41
FEB 17 at Hawley Won 67-62
District PO vs Anson Lost


HAWLEY BEARCATS (2-8)
JAN 16 at Cisco Won 62-42
JAN 20 vs Clyde Lost 59-24
JAN 23 at Anson Lost 47-39
JAN 27 vs Eastland Lost 76-56
JAN 30 at Merkel Lost 65-58
FEB 3 vs Cisco Won 61-34
FEB 6 at Clyde Lost 80-45
FEB 10 vs Anson Lost 51-48
FEB 13 at Eastland Lost 54-41
FEB 17 vs Merkel Lost 67-62



CISCO LOBOES (0-10)
JAN 16 vs Hawley Lost 62-42
JAN 20 at Eastland Lost 55-26
JAN 23 vs Merkel Lost 68-29
JAN 27 vs Anson Lost
JAN 30 vs Clyde Lost 62-27
FEB 3 at Hawley Lost 61-34
FEB 6 vs Eastland Lost 82-25
FEB 10 at Merkel Lost 71-38
FEB 13 at Anson Lost 64-38
FEB 17 at Clyde Lost 76-25

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2A State Rankings
TABC
FINAL


1 Ponder (40-1)
2 New Waverly (32-4)
3 SHALLOWATER (27-6)
4 Gladewater Sabine (36-5)
5 Santa Rosa (30-7)
6 Franklin (24-5)
7 Whitewright (30-3)
8 Edgewood (29-7)
9 Newton (22-7)
10 SPEARMAN (27-5)
11 EASTLAND (26-3)
12 CLYDE (27-10)
13 U.C. Randolph (30-4)
14 Jarrell (25-9)
15 Hitchcock (25-12)
16 BUSHLAND (20-9)
17 Caddo Mills (28-7)
18 Kountze
19 Arp (20-9)
20 Poth (23-8)

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DISTRICT 6-AA ALL DISTRICT TEAMS

MVP: Caston Hilcher, Jr., Clyde

Offensive MVP: Blake Galyean, Sr., Eastland

Defensive MVP: Jeffrey Holland, Sr., Clyde

Newcomer of the Year: Forrest Robinson, So., Eastland

Coach of the Year: Rob Ogle, Clyde


First Team All-District

Colton Brewer, Senior, Eastland

Kyle Dickerson, Senior, Anson

P.J. Martinez, Senior, Clyde

Tyler Newberry, Senior, Merkel

Jacob Gonzales, Senior, Clyde

Justin Gray, Sophomore, Anson

Stanton Taylor, Junior, Hawley




Second Team All-District

John Allen Davidson, Junior, Clyde

Cody Wells, Senior, Merkel

Tanner Thompson, Junior, Hawley

Jarred Moylan, Junior, Eastland

Josh Bridges, Senior, Cisco

Kolby Barnhill, Senior, Merkel

Corey Howie, Junior, Eastland

Ernest Galvan, Senior, Anson

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TEXAS ASSOCIATION OF BASKETBALL COACHES

AA ALL-REGION BOY'S TEAMS

REGION 1
March 18,2009

Michael Matthews, Bushland, 11


Sawyer Cornelius, Bushland, 11


Dontae Flemons, Childress, 11


Bryan Wilson, City View, 12


Caston Hilcher, Clyde, 11

Jeffrey Holland, Clyde, 12


Blake Galyean, Eastland, 12


Colton Brewer, Eastland, 12


Byron Smith, Floydada, 12


Titus Miller, Floydada, 12


Blake Allen, Jim Ned, 11


Hayden Holson, Jim Ned, 12


Joel Muniz, Kermit, 12


Steven Hobratschk, Littlefield, 12


Brandon Paul, Olney


Joel Hernandez, Reagan County, 11


Andrew Morris, Shallowater, 12


Jordan Scaff, Shallowater, 12


Jordan Ashmore, Spearman, 12


Brandon Willman, Wall, 11

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TEXAS ASSOCIATION OF BASKETBALL COACHES

AA "ACADEMIC" ALL-STATE BOY'S TEAMS (REGION I)


Jake Ogle, Abernathy


Peyton Rogers, Abernathy


Ben Robbins, Bowie


Tyler E. Hunt, Bushland


Jeffrey Holland, Clyde


P. J. Martinez, Clyde


Blake Galyean, Eastland


Colton Brewer, Eastland


Titus Miller, Floydada


Brayden Little, Holliday


Matt Buckmaster, Holliday


Hayden Holson, Jim Ned


Hunter Lloyd, Jim Ned


Jace Avery, Jim Ned


Luke Taylor, Jim Ned


Albert Pando, Kermit


Austin Grubbs, Kermit


Joel Muniz, Kermit


Trevor Leeson, Kermit


Cody Wells, Merkel


Tyler Newberry, Merkel

Remington Stewart, Nocona


Joseph Gillis, Reagan County


Jordan Ashmore, Spearman


Tyler Harper, Spearman


Tyler Schnell, Spearman


Grant Wilde, Wall


Jensen Nevins, Wall


Logan Niehues, Wall


Reid Niehues, Wall

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Nondistric

Cisco 56-33, Bridgeport.

Cisco------8-17--9-22=56
Bridgeport 9--3-12--9=33

Cisco — Stovall 10, Garcia 4, Shelby 9, Toof 20, Hastings 6, Adams 7
Bridgeport — Mullins 2, Schuett 1, Lingo 2, Mitchell 13, Miles 8, Whitecomb 2, Paker 2, Scott 3

Records: Cisco 6-6

JV score — Cisco 48-40 Bridgeport.

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Eastland 36-33 Seymour

Eastland 2-12-13-9=36
Seymour--6--6-14-7=33

Eastland — Robinson 16, Moylan 7, Felts 5, Williams 4, Brown 2, Johnson 2.

Seymour — Howard 8, Wiles 7, Rivers 6, Atnip 5, Rozell 4, Mendoza 2, Baker 1.

Records: Seymour 8-12, Eastland N/A.

JV score — Eastland 33-25 Seymour.



Jim Ned 73-33 Hawley

Hawley--11--3-12--7=33
Jim Ned 21-20-21-11=73

Hawley — Brosh 10, Thompson 8, Compton 7, Ross 6, Waits 2.

Jim Ned — Bryant 18, Dacus 14, Allen 13, C. O’Dell 8, Cupps 4, Keiner 4, Gibbs 4, Wise 4, Cargill 2, J. O’Dell 2.

Records: Hawley 9-9; Jim Ned 19-3.

JV score — Jim Ned 54, Hawley 13.

Colorado City 51, Anson 36

Anson---------7-15--7--7=36
Colorado City 7-10-15-19=51

Anson — Gray 8, Collins 5, Guerra 2, Heller 2, Leschoer 4, Pinkston 15

Colorado City — Reyna 15, Gainey 8, Higgins 6, Alford 6, Farrell 5, Munoz 5, Jones 4, Lorenz 2

JV score — Anson def. Colorado City, score NA



Cisco 56-33, Bridgeport.

Cisco------8-17--9-22=56
Bridgeport 9--3-12--9=33

Cisco — Stovall 10, Garcia 4, Shelby 9, Toof 20, Hastings 6, Adams 7
Bridgeport — Mullins 2, Schuett 1, Lingo 2, Mitchell 13, Miles 8, Whitecomb 2, Paker 2, Scott 3

Records: Cisco 6-6

JV score — Cisco 48-40 Bridgeport.

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2A Region I District 6

Eastland (14-3)
Hawley----(9-9)
Cisco-----(6-6)
Anson
Clyde
Merkel

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CISCO LOBOES
DISTRICT GAMES

JAN 15 at Hawley
JAN 19 vs Eastland
JAN 22 at Merkel
JAN 26 at Anson
JAN 29 at Clyde
FEB 2 vs Hawley
FEB 5 at Eastland
FEB 9 vs Merkel
FEB 12 vs Anson
FEB 15 vs Clyde

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Wylie, Clyde boys battle through double overtime, game decided on banked basket
By Daniel Youngblood
Posted January 11, 2010 at 11:45 p.m.


CLYDE—Wylie led by 12 points with 6:38 to play in regulation.

Clyde needed to make just one of two free throws with no time on the clock to win the game in the first overtime period.

But it wasn’t until Caston Hilcher banked in an off-balanced 3-pointer at the double-overtime buzzer that Monday’s game between the two teams was decided. After nearly two hours of basketball at the Clyde High School gymnasium, a winner was finally declared: Clyde 59, Wylie 56.

“We had our chances, and they just kept battling. There’s just no quit in these guys,” first-year Clyde coach Eric Phelps said. “They just kept playing defense and getting one basket at a time. We got lucky there at the end, but luck’s good every now and then.”

For much of the game, overtime looked unlikely. After a Lance Lindley 3-pointer in the opening minute of the game erased a 2-0 deficit — Clyde’s only lead in regulation — Wylie took a 26-23 lead into halftime and stretched that to 10 (42-32) by the end of the third quarter.

But after a Wylie-dominated third period, the resilient Clyde Bulldogs bounced back.

Back-to-back buckets by Rayce Burks gave Wylie a 46-34 lead in the opening minutes of the fourth quarter, but Clyde (19-1) answered with 12-1 run to pull within one point. And after Lindley hit a pair of free throws with 19.22 seconds to play, Tanner Welch nailed a trey off the inbounds play for his only field goal of the game with nine seconds left to complete the Clyde comeback and tie the game at 49.

After Wylie was unable to get a shot off, the game went into overtime, where neither team could do much offensively.

Hilcher, who scored a game-high 23 points — 19 of which came after halftime — hit a layup to give Clyde its first lead since the first minute, but Wylie answered with a Burks floater.

From that point on, however, the teams combined to go 0-for-5 from the field and 0-for-6 from the free throw line for the rest of the period. Clyde’s last two misses both were potential game-winners by John Allen Davidson with no time on the clock after Burks foul on Clyde’s defensive end of the floor.

Things opened up some in the second overtime period. Wylie began the period with a pair of layups to go ahead 55-51 and a Daxton Deal free throw with 1:02 remaining put Russell Perkins’ Bulldogs up by three at 56-53.

But a three-point play by Baylor Dean tied the game with less than 11 seconds to play.

Wylie had a chance at the last shot, but a turnover gave Clyde that opportunity with 4.31 seconds to play.

And Phelps’ Bulldogs didn’t disappoint. A full-court pass came to Hilcher, who fielded it, took a couple of dribbles, and threw up a contested fadeaway 3-pointer. It ricocheted off the backboard and into the net as time expired, giving Clyde the win and causing the packed home side of the arena to erupt in celebration.

“Caston’s just a workhorse for us. When we need a basket that’s who we go to,” Phelps said. “(The winning shot was) just incredible.”

While Hilcher’s heroics proved to the be the difference in the game, he was just one of several heroes for Clyde. Davidson scored 21, all in regulation, and Welch’s 3-pointer at the end of the fourth quarter made the comeback possible.

Lindley and Burks led the Wylie Bulldogs (12-11), with 18 and 16 points, respectively, in the losing effort.

“Of course we always want to win games, but we haven’t got to play very many games together. And our football guys got to play a game and a half tonight,” said Perkins, whose team opens District 2-3A play with a road game against Brownwood on Friday. “So hopefully that helps us down the stretch. We just need some court time and we were fortunate to get to play extra.

“I think it’s a good thing. Hopefully we’ll be in games like that later on that are even more important, and we’ll be able to execute a little better and come out on top.”

Clyde 59-56 Wylie in (2 OT)!
Wylie-16-10-16--7+2+5=56
Clyde-12-11--9-17+2+8=59

Wylie — Austin Gray 3 1-3 7, Daxton Deal 3 1-5 9, Lance Lindley 5 4-6 18, Denzel Davis 1 0-0 2, Rayce Burks 8 0-0 16, Carter Hayes 0 0-0 0, Spencer Labrie 1 0-0 2, Colin Harris 0 0-0 0, Donovan Tilley 0 2-2 2. Totals 21 8-16 56.

Clyde — Baylon Dean 4 1-1 9, Tanner Welch 1 1-3 4, Caston Hilcher 9 4-6 23, Josh Henson 0 2-2 2, John Allen Davidson 9 0-2 21, Mason Grissom 0 0-0 0, Chris Anderson 0 0-0 0, Lyle Neal 0 0-0 0, Landon Liles 0 0-0 0. Totals 23 8-14 59.

3-point goals — Wylie 6 (Lindley 4, Deal 2), Clyde 5 (Davidson 3, Welch 1, Hilcher 1). Total fouls — Wylie 21, Clyde 16. Fouled out — Davis, Burks, Welch. Technical fouls — none.

Records: Wylie 12-11; Clyde 19-1

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2A Region I District 6
Clyde----(19-1)
Eastland (14-3)
Hawley----(9-9)
Cisco-----(6-6)
Anson
Merkel

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TABC/Tex Preps Basketball Magazine

HIGH SCHOOL BOYS

BASKETBALL RANKINGS

FOR THE 2009-10 SEASON

RANKINGS 2009-10

January 11, 2010

2A BOYS Rankings

1 New Waverly (16-3)

2 Ponder (19-4)

3 Clarksville (15-3)

4 Kountze (21-2)

5 Hallettsville (22-0)

6 Jim Ned (19-3)

7 Wall (21-0)

8 Gladewater Sabine (19-5)

9 Melissa (18-4)

10 Santa Rosa (15-6)

11 Jarrell (18-3)

12 Little River Academy (17-5)

13 Edgewood (16-4)

14 Hitchcock (15-6)

15 San Antonio Cole (16-6)

16 Hearne (10-6)

17 Rosebud-Lott (15-2)

18 Clyde (19-1)

19 Poth (11-2)

20 Childress (12-6)

21 Eastland (14-3)

22 Bushland (3-1)

23 Industrial (16-6)

24 White Oak (12-5)

25 Maypearl (12-2)

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CISCO LOBOES
DISTRICT GAMES

JAN 15 at Hawley
JAN 19 vs Eastland
JAN 22 at Merkel
JAN 26 at Anson
JAN 29 at Clyde
FEB 2 vs Hawley
FEB 5 at Eastland
FEB 9 vs Merkel
FEB 12 vs Anson
FEB 15 vs Clyde

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CISCO LOBOES
DISTRICT GAMES

JAN 15 at Hawley
.......no reported scores!!!

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TABC/Tex Preps Basketball Magazine

HIGH SCHOOL BOYS

BASKETBALL RANKINGS

FOR THE 2009-10 SEASON

RANKINGS 2009-10

January 18, 2010

2A BOYS Rankings


1 New Waverly (18-3) (4-0)

2 Ponder (21-4) (5-0)

3 Clarksville (17-3) (5-0)

4 Kountze (23-2) (4-0)

5 Hallettsville (24-0) (5-0)

6 Wall (24-0) (0-1)

7 Jim Ned (20-4) (0-1)

8 Gladewater Sabine (22-5) (5-0)

9 Melissa (21-4) (5-0)

10 Santa Rosa (19-6) (5-0)

11 Little River Academy (19-5) (4-0)

12 Jarrell (19-4) (3-1)

13 Hitchcock (16-7) (1-0)

14 Clyde (20-1) (1-0)--moved up 4our spots!!

15 Hearne (11-6) (1-0)

16 Rosebud-Lott (17-2) (1-0)

17 San Antonio Cole (17-6) (4-1)

18 Kerens (16-4) (4-1)

19 Edgewood (17-5) (4-1)

20 Eastland (16-3) (1-0)--moved up 1ne spot!!

21 Bushland (4-1) (1-0)

22 Poth (13-2) (0-0)

23 Industrial (17-6) (0-0)

24 White Oak (13-6) (4-1)

25 Harper (16-4) (5-0)

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CISCO LOBOES
DISTRICT GAMES

JAN 19 vs Eastland

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Eastland 55-31 Cisco.

With collegiate scouts from Iowa State and Texas on hand to watch him, 6-foot-9 Eastland postman Forrest Robinson did what he does best: dominate.

Tallying 29 points and 17 rebounds, Robinson led No. 20 Eastland (17-3, 2-0 District 6-2A) to a workmanlike 24-point win.

Cisco, which dropped to 6-8 overall and 0-2 in league play, got 10 points from Vegas Hastings and eight from Terrance Shelby.

“He’s a talent, and we try to (use) him whenever we can,” Eastland coach Doug Galyean said. “But we’ve also got a lot of help around him and Cisco did a great job tonight.

“They were a lot more intense than us early on.”

Leading by nine at the break and by 13 at the end of three quarters, the Mavericks didn’t blow the game open until a 10-0 run over the final three minutes.

Eastland’s first double-digit lead didn’t come until the 4:10 mark of the third quarter, when Marcus Bartee hit a leaner on the baseline.

“We played pretty well defensively until the fourth quarter,” Cisco coach Kevin Hearne said. “We’re not a team which can put a lot of points on the board quickly so we pressured them (late) and it turned into easy buckets for them.”


Eastland 55-31 Cisco.

Eastland 15-6-15-19=55
Cisco-----7-5-11--8=31

Eastland—
Jarred Moylan 1 0-0 2,
Forrest Robinson 11 4-4 29,
Corey Howie 1 1-1 3,
Marcus Bartee 2 1-2 4,
Billy Bob Brown 3 3-4 7,
Jett Johnson 2 0-0 6.
Totals 20 9-11 55.

Cisco—
Jordan Stovall 1 0-0 3,
Tanner Garcia 1 1-5 3,
Terrance Shelby 3 0-0 8,
Josh Long 1 0-0 2,
Ryan Draper 1 0-0 2,
Donnie Toof 1 0-0 3;
Vegas Hastings 4 2-3 10.
Totals 12 3-8 31.

3-points goals—
Eastland 6 (Robinson 3, Johnson 2, Brown),
Cisco 3 (Stovall, Shelby, Toof).

Total fouls—Eastland 10, Cisco 13.

Fouled out—none.

Technical fouls — none.

Records: Eastland 17-3, 2-0, Cisco 6-8, 0-2

JV score—Eastland 37-17 Cisco.

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2A Region I District 6
Clyde----(19-1)-not updated!
Eastland (17-3)(2-0)
Hawley----(9-9)-not updated!
Cisco-----(6-8)(0-2)
Anson--not updated!
Merkel-not updated!

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CISCO LOBOES
DISTRICT GAMES
JAN 22 at Merkel