DECATUR - Wise County Messenger

6 ALL AROUND WISE, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, December 18, 2008
ontinued from 5
McNeil is a big, fast and aggressive
basketball team.
We competed with them the
whole game, except the first
quarter. I thought we did a
great job of staying in the
game.
BMS records: 1-2
Decatur A 35
Princeton B 29
DMS standouts — Tyler
Story racked up a team-high
10 points and Parker Slate
had nine to lead the Eagles
to victory. Jared Durdon
added another eight points
in the win.
DMS record: 2-3
Decatur B 33
Princeton B 38
DMS standouts — Kevin
Haferland had a team-high
10 points for the Eagles. Nathan
Mitchell added nine
points and Erik Elder had
six to lead the scoring.
DMS record: 3-2
Bridgeport B 8
McNeil B 56
BMS standouts — Kyle
Meyer, Eddie Viveros, Scott
Trickel and Justin Cooper
scored two points each.
BMS coach’s comments:
We had trouble getting the
ball to fall through the hoop.
Rebounds were also hard
to come by because of the
height of McNeil. However,
we did hustle to the ball to
get rebounds.
BMS record: 0-3
Seventh grade
Paradise A 33
Boyd A 26
PJHS standouts — Taylor
dwards punished the deense
with a game-high 12
oints to lead the Panthers
o victory. Jarret Holt added
ix points of his own, while
anner Valentine, Corbin
ilson and Corbin Holt and
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Blake Bryant had two.
BMS standouts — Chris
Cordova put up 11 points and
Shay Dodson had four. Fino
Cordova and Cody Drake
added three points each.
Bridgeport A 16
McNeil A 40
BMS standouts — Dalton
Hudson scored seven points
and Blake Mahn had four
to take care of all the scoring
for the Bulls. Mahon also
had eight rebounds and Alex
Samples had six.
BMS coach’s comments:
The kids played their best
game of the year. McNeil
had a much taller team, six
or more inches per man in
most cases, but the Bulls
worked their offense and
played hard-nosed defense.
The team is improving game
by game.
Decatur A 47
Princeton A 53
DMS standouts — Greyson
Muelstein’s team-high
17 points led the way for
the Eagles. Tyler White put
up another eight points and
Austin Givens added seven.
Bridgeport B 9
McNeil B 37
BMS standouts — The
Bulls got seven points from
Jarrett Green and two each
from Daniel Garcia and Dillan
Burcham in the loss. Julias
Pendergraft was tough
in the paint when he had a
team-high nine rebounds.
Austin James collected six
boards.
BMS coach’s comments:
The kids played better than
the final score indicated. The
kids played hard. and the
improvement is beginning to
show.
BMS record: 0-3
Decatur B 34
Princeton B 18
DMS standouts — Cory
Durdon and Robert Wilson
scored 12 points each to lead
the Eagles to victory. Paul
Walker was third in scoring
for Decatur with eight
points.
DMS record: 5-0
Girls
Junior varsity
Boyd 23
Decatur 44
DHS standouts — Hanna
Galloway racked up a gamehigh
15 points and Lynzee
Jordan added seven to lead
the Lady Eagles to victory.
Macie Dane and Katherine
Williams chalked up six
points each, while Brooke
Fincher and Jessica Dodd
had four each and Rebecca
Roose had two.
DMS record: 8-4
Bridgeport 33
Denton Guyer 57
BHS standouts — The
Sissies got a game-high 11
points from Sarah Joiner,
but it was not enough in the
loss to the 4A school. Emily
Price tallied seven points of
her own, while Macy Bishop
had seven, and Shaley Johnson,
Katie Cook and Kaleisha
Haynes added three each.
BHS coach’s comments:
This was a very poor performance
overall. We played
with very little intensity. It
was a disappointing effort
from a team that has had a
great season overall. We will
go back to work and correct
what went wrong.
BHS record: 11-1
Bridgeport 46
Trimble Tech 35
BHS standouts — Sarah
Joiner netted 11 points and
Katie Cook added eight in
another win for the Sissies.
Emily Price scored seven
points, while Audra Hart
and KaShaley Johnson had
five each, Kaleisha Hayes
had four and Macey Bishop
and Madison Keller scored
two each.
Bridgeport 59
Alvarado 14
BHS standouts — The
Sissies got 14 points from
Sarah Joiner and 10 via
Emily Price in the lopsided
win. Katie Cook and Macey
Bishop scored another 10
points each for Bridgeport,
while Kaleisha Haynes had
six, KaShaley Johnson had
five, Macey Bishop had four
and Audra Hart and Karley
Bunker had two each.
BHS coach’s comments:
The girls played good in this
tournament. This was our
second tourney of the season
to go undefeated.
Bridgeport 52
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