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10 UVALDE LEADER-NEWS SPORTS SUNDAY, JANUARY 20, 2013HOOPS: Lobos play KennedyMemorial game were notavailable.Last Tuesday night, theFloresvilleJaguarsbeat theKennedygirls, 56-21,in districtplay at Floresville.Prior totheir lossto Floresville,theLady Rocketslostconsecutivedistrictgames to:MedinaValley,55-40;Harlandale,46-32;Southside,FROM PAGE 945-33; and McCollum, 40-22.Coach Stephanie Coates’Lobos, 2-6 in district and4-18 overall, were to play theMedina Valley Lady Pan-DISTRICT 29-4AGirls Basketball StandingsDistrict OverallTeamFloresvilleHarlandaleMedina ValleyMcCollumSouthsideKennedyLOBOSMemorialW87544220L01344668W19181616111248L88111213151813Tuesday’s schedule: Uvalde atKennedy, Memorial at Southside,Floresville at McCollum, MedinaValley at Harlandale.Friday’s results: Uvalde at MedinaValley, McCollum at Harlandale,Memorial at Kennedy, Floresville atSouthside. (Results not available.)Jan. 15 results: Harlandale 61,Uvalde 50; Medina Valley 71, Memorial38; Floresville 56, Kennedy 41;McCollum 63, Southside 51.thers in district action atCastroville.Details from that game,including the individualscoring statistics will bereportedin Thursday’sUvaldeLeader-News.For immediateinformationonthe Uvalde-MedinaValley basketballgame, seethe Leader-News Facebookpage.Last Tuesday,the SanAntonio HarlandaleIndiansbeat theLobos, 61-50,in the UHSGym.After trailingthe Indians throughoutmost of the contest, theLobos cut the deficit to 45-42with 6:06 left in the game.But, Harlandale went onBOB RASA|LEADER-NEWSUvaldean Alessandra Ortiz puts up a close-range shotfor two points. Her field goal came during the first halfof a recent District 29-4A basketball contest.to outscore the Uvaldeans,16-8, the rest of the way.There was a big scoringdisparity between the twoteams at the free throw lineas the Harlandale girls sank18 of their 22 free throws,while the Lobos hit ononly seven of their 21 freethrows.Alessandra Ortiz andKim Chapa led the scoringfor Uvalde with 25 pointsand 10 points.BASKETBALL: Coyotes,Kennedy play here TuesdayFROM PAGE 8game, see the Leader-NewsFacebook page.The Coyotes went intothe Medina Valley gametrying to snap a 10-gamelosing streak.Last Tuesday, the Coyoteslost an 83-38 road decisionto the San AntonioHarlandale Indians.In action Tuesday, Harlandalegot off to a 14-4 leadin the first period.The Indians extendedtheir lead to 43-16 by halftimeand rolled on to a45-point victory.Zack Musgrove was Uvalde’sonly player to score indouble figures. He totaled17 points.Others scoring wereJohn Lewallen and EddieLopez each with 4 points,Ernest Ortiz with 3 points,and Anthony Flores, AdlaiKoepp, Johnny Gonzales,R.J. Lugo, and James Martinezeach with 2 points.Following action Tuesday,the Coyotes will be backon the road for a districtrematch against the SouthsideCardinals on Friday.DISTRICT 29-4ABoys Basketball StandingsDistrict OverallTeamHarlandaleFloresvilleMedina ValleyMcCollumKennedyMemorialSouthsideCOYOTESW65442210L01224456W181714133934L6871216171823Tuesday’s schedule: Kennedyat Uvalde, Southside at Memorial,McCollum at Floresville, Harlandaleat Medina Valley.Friday’s results: Medina Valley atUvalde, Harlandale at McCollum,Kennedy at Memorial, Southside atFloresville. (Results not available.)Jan. 15 results: Harlandale 83,Uvalde 38; Medina Valley 68, Memorial49; Floresville 83, Kennedy 42;McCollum 61, Southside 46.FINISH: Texans disappoint down the stretchFROM PAGE 8inside linebacker BrianCushing, who sustained aseason-ending knee injury.Rookie linebacker WhitneyMercilus finished theseason strong and shouldbegin to make some majorcontributions next season.Considering the injuryproblems the Texans hadat linebacker this season,they may well choose alinebacker with their number-onedraft pick.Imagine a player likeGeorgia linebacker AlecOgletree added to a defensiveunit that already featuresWatt and Cushing.General manager RickSmith will face the challengeof keeping theTexans under the NFL’ssalary cap as he deals withseveral free agents duringthe off-season.But in recent years,Smith and his staff havedone an excellent job ofsigning free agents andfinding talent in the draft.No doubt, Smith againwill provide CoachKubiak and his staff a formidablegroup of playerswhen the Texans begintraining camp next July.After two years oflosing on the road inthe second round of theNFL playoffs, it wouldseem that home fieldadvantage throughoutthe playoffs is somethingthe Houston Texansmust secure next seasonto take the next step insecuring a Super Bowlberth.OPENER: Lobos to play Eagle Pass Dec. 29FROM PAGE 8will be reported in Thursday’sUvalde Leader-News.For an update on Lobostourney games, see theLeader-News Facebookpage.Last Tuesday night, theLobos recorded their firstvictory of the season asthey crushed the FloresvilleJaguars, 5-1, in actionat Floresville.The Jaguars scored firstin the contest as a chipshot from the corner wasredirected from the top ofthe 6-yard box.After that, it was prettymuch all Uvalde.The Lobos tied the scoreon a goal by Ana Gonzalezon an assist from AmandaPenney at the 34:06 mark.Gonzalez scored hersecond goal off of an assistby Elissa Garza.Later in the first half,Sabrina Martinez put in agoal. She was assisted byElina Garza.With 3:07 left, Roxy Villarrealscored off of an assistby Elina Garza.Up 4-1, the Lobos finishedoff the Jaguars with a stealand a goal by Sabrina Martinezwith 33:10 left in thesecond half.Overall, the Lobos outshotFloresville, 11-6.Goal keeper AdrianaPatiño made five saves.Defensive standouts inthe game included GabiGonzalez, Tanya Gonzalez,Stefanie Garcia, EliannaGarza and Cynthia Luna.