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4 ALL AROUND WISE, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, January 15, 2009 Boys Junior varsity Slidell 42 Newcastle 33 SHS standouts — Cord ankins and Dylan Carnes ed the Greyhounds to vicory with 13 points each. avid Underhill added six oints, while Zane Perkins nd Daniel McCasland had our each and Charles Lidter had two. SHS record: 3-2 Valley View 47 Slidell 36 SHS standouts — Cord ankins buried fi ve threeointers and fi nished with 9 points to lead the Greyounds. Daniel McCasland nd Pablo Garcia fi nished ith six points each and ylan Carnes added fi ve. SHS record: 3-3 Lake Worth 66 Bridgeport 13 BHS standouts — Mac hitcomb scored three oints and Lane Newby and rady Boyd had two each o lead the scoring for the ulls. Skylar Stowe, Dylan ingo, Drew Miles and ayden Stringer added one oint each. BHS coach’s comments: ake Worth is very good. Our rst-quarter defense was xtremely good. We need to uild on that. We found out lot about ourselves after huge defeat like this one. his started with a good ractice the next day. BHS record: 0-4 Paradise 58 Boyd 51 Stats: Not available Henrietta 24 Paradise 40 Stats: Not available Paradise 38 Alvord 37 Stats: Not available Paradise 44 Henrietta 31 Stats: Not available Paradise 37 Graford 30 Stats: Not available Paradise 49 Millsap 56 Stats: Not available Paradise 43 Perrin 16 Stats: Not available Freshmen Lake Worth 46 Bridgeport 40 BHS standouts — Cameron King was the leading scorer for the Bulls with 11 points. Blake Thompson put up eight points and Leonel Rios and Trent Schuett had six each. Garrett Mullins pitched in fi ve points and Jacob Garcia had two each. BHS coach’s comments: We were outscored badly tonight. We were not very active on offense or defense, and we turned the ball over entirely too much. We must fi nd better consistency on a nightly basis to be competitive in this sport. BHS record: 5-5 Eighth grade Kirby A 32 Bridgeport A 23 BMS standouts — The Bulls got six points from Blake Arrington and four each from Brannon Huff, Colby Mahon and Gentry Funk. Jacob Kerr tallied three points and Alex Kline put in two. BMS coach’s comments: The team played a good game. The boys played hard and kept fi ghting until the fi nal whistle. We just have to knock down shots in the fi rst and fourth quarters. Our defense played great at the end and was led by Brannon Huff. BMS records: 1-3, 1-2 Kirby B 11 Bridgeport B 18 BMS standouts — Tyler Rhine, Diego Barbosa, Juan Rivera, Scott Trickel and David Lagunas scored two points each. Fabian Muniz added one free throw. BMS coach’s comments: The boys played a lot better HAPPY NEW YEAR! Let Me Save You Money Right Here at James Wood “OH YES!” MIKE •GMC •Buick WHEAT •Pontiac •Chevrolet •Hyundai •Pre-owned “Whatever your vehicle need, I’m here to serve you at our Pre-owned Lot on the south side of US 287.” 940.627.2177 2008 KTM 50SX JR. FRAME S/N: VBKMRA2377M016489 Handle bars bent down a little on right side where Ethan looped out. Did have #644 with Ethan Davis above #. Please help Ethan fi nd his dirt bike, taken from his home in Decatur shortly after Christmas. This bike was Ethan’s dream and most prized possession. PLEASE CONTACT 940-626-4302 SUBVARSITY BASKETBALL this week. We are playing a lot better as a team and our team is beginning to trust each other. Our defense played a lot better and the offense got in some scoring opportunities. BMS records: 0-4, 0-3 Seventh grade Kirby A 47 Bridgeport A 8 BMS standouts — Alex Samples did most of the scoring for the Bulls as he fi nished with fi ve points. Zach Casten had a team-high six rebounds, while Heath Holbrooke added four. BMS coach’s comments: The kids played an extremely skilled Kirby team. We started to get a little more aggressive in the second half. The kids are getting better in their game skills, and it showed in the long run. BMS records: 0-4, 0-4 Kirby B 10 Bridgeport B 36 BMS standouts — The Bulls got a team-high four points from Austin James. Joey Arquette was the leading rebounder with nine, two more than Julias Pendergraft with seven. BMS coach’s comments: The kids played a little better each quarter. They are starting to gain confi dence in their defense and offense. BMS records: 0-4, 0-4 Girls Freshmen Lindsay 11 Decatur 49 DHS standouts — Kourtney Tompkins outscored Lindsay by herself with a game-high 20 points. Andrea Rivera tacked on eight points, while Ciara Currin had six, Allie Handlon had fi ve, Joey Redwine and Chandler Young had four each, and Carly Robbins and Dori Hutchins had two each. DHS record: 10-2 Whitesboro 11 Decatur 49 DHS standouts — Andrea Rivera scored a team-high 13 points and Ciara Currin had two in another lopsided win for the Lady Eagles. Chandler Young posted eight points and Kourtney Tompkins added seven. Also scoring for Decatur was Casey Ritter with six points, Dori Hutchins and Carly Robbins with two each and Joey Redwine with one. DHS records: 11-2 Eighth grade Bridgeport A 20 Kirby A 48 BMS standouts — Haley Denton scored eight points and Sabrina Garza and Madison Manoushagian had four each to lead the Sissies. Kara Demmitt pitched in three points and Jessica Mares had one. BMS coach’s comments: We worked the ball pretty well and got the ball to the open girl, but we missed a lot of shots from the fi eld. We didn’t do well with our free shots either. BMS records: 1-6, 0-4 Decatur B 25 McNeil B 26 DMS standouts — Trinity Homuth had the hot hand for the Lady Eagles as she racked up a team-high 14 points. She also led the defense with eight steals, while Sam Clark and Mackey Dailey had seven and six steals, respectively. Alex Carroll dominated inside the paint with nine rebounds. DMS coach’s comments: The girls did great. Even though we lost, we fought hard and we are improving our skills in every game we play. We have a few things that we still need to improve on. DMS records: 3-4, 2-2 Bridgeport B 8 Kirby B 32 BMS standouts — Kendra Mendoza scored six points and Keesha Bolin had two for the Sissies. BMS coach’s comments: We missed a ton of shots and were slow getting back on defense to stop their fast break. BMS records: 0-4, 0-4 Seventh grade Paradise A 30 Chico A 25 CMS standouts — The Lady Dragons got a teamhigh 12 points from Lauren Hart in the close loss. Cheyenne Davidson put up another six points, while Corey Tate had three, and Charlye-Ann Biggerstaff had two. Biggerstaff also had seven rebounds, two more than Ashley Patterson and Davidson with fi ve each. Hart was the defensive leader with fi ve steals, one more than Patterson and Davidson with four each. PJHS standouts — Not provided CMS coach’s comments: I was very pleased with the way we played tonight. Paradise is a tough team and my girls did an excellent job in rising to the challenge. We got into some foul trouble that caused us to fi nish the game with only four players on the court. We adjusted and where still able to keep the score close. CMS records: 5-2, 3-2 Bridgeport A 5 Kirby A 43 BMS standouts — The Sissies got three points from Leah Guinn and two from Hailey Guinn. BMS coach’s comments: The score does not refl ect how hard the girls worked on blocking out, running the offense and fi ghting for loose balls. BMS records: 1-6, 0-4 Paradise B 8 Chico B 2 CMS standouts — Cayte Gammage scored the only basket for the Lady Dragons. Brittany Byers added four rebounds and Lucy Carleton had two. Brittni Boling and Carleton led the defense with three steals. CMS coach’s comments: The girls did a good job defensively. We need to work on shooting the ball more. CMS records: 0-4, 0-4 Bridgeport B 12 Kirby B 12 BMS — Tamara Lippen- Continued on page 5 GIVE YOURSELF A REASON TO SMILE GET A MAMMOGRAM At Solis Women’s Health, we have lots of ways to make you smile. When you get a mammogram with us, you can expect the best. We have dedicated radiologists, digital technology and a warm, caring staff who get you your results in just 48 hours. Early detection saves lives, so don’t wait. Call today to schedule your annual Solis mammogram. We’ll treat you like the masterpiece you are. 866-717-2551 • SolisHealth.com Illuminating breast care. Solis Women’s Health Is Proud To Announce The Opening Of A New Digital Mammography Screening Center In Bridgeport, TX! We are located on the campus of the new Bridgeport Doctor’s Hospital. Walk in appointments available. SCHEDULE YOUR MAMMOGRAM TODAY! Presented by Amanda P. Lovette, M.D. and Staff Board Certified in General Pediatrics FEEDING AN INFANT Breastfeeding is a natural way to feed a baby. Beside nourishment, breastfeeding also provides a baby with immunity against infections caused by many viruses. Breastfeeding gives mother and baby a chance to bond. A genuine desire to breastfeed is important for success. However, if a mother is unable to breastfeed or is opposed to breastfeeding, formula is perfectly acceptable. Formula should be mixed carefully as directed. In many communities, using tap water to prepare formula may ensure the baby receives fl uoride to help prevent future cavities. Before changing a child’s formula, the baby’s pediatrician should be consulted. Breastfed or formula-fed, a baby should be burped during and after each feeding. Pediatricians and healthcare providers are available for advice and support. If you have any questions about today’s column or are having difficulty breast feeding your child, call LOVETTE PEDIATRICS, 2014 Ben Merritt Drive, Suite B, Decatur at (940) 627- 8044. Our caring staff will answer any concerns and offer careful instruction on proper procedures. Get the help you need from a doctor who cares. For your convenience, we’re open M -Th 8am to 5pm and F 8am to noon. Healthy Futures Start Here. Our most important responsibility is taking care of your child. Happy New Year from our family to yours. Breastfed babies generally just take what they need; bottle-fed babies can sometimes be overfed. www.lovettepediatrics.com
ontinued from 4 cott and Rylie Garcia scored four points each, and Olivia Casillas and Clarissa Ramirez had two. BMS coach’s comments: We are improving each game. BMS records: 0-4, 0-4 Boys junior varsity Bowie 61 Bridgeport 43 Bull standouts — Skylar Stowe racked up a gamehigh 17 points but it was not enough to save his team. Drew Miles put up nine points and C.J. Rhine recorded six. Also scoring were Rodney Johnson and Matt Minix with four points each, Taylor Story with two and Mac Whitcomb with one. Bridgeport coach’s comments: We really got after them in the fourth quarter. Skylar really got after it on the boards and that gave us a big boost. This is the type of effort we all need for the full for quarters. As we head into district play, we need to do the little things right and play with a great passion. Bridgeport record: 0-6 Eighth grade Bridgeport A 41 Barwise A 24 Bull standouts — Brannon Huff fi nished with 18 points and Colby Mahon answered with 10 to lead the Bulls to their fi rst district win. Blake Arrington and Dillon Waldrep tacked up four point each, while Omar Martinez and Reese Read had two each and Jacob Kerr had one. Bridgeport coach’s comments: We played a great game. We had lots of energy and we played a very physical game. We outhustled them all night and I was very proud of their effort. Bridgeport records: 2-3, 1-2 Bridgeport B 12 Barwise B 29 Bull standouts — The Bulls scoring was spread evenly with Fabian Muniz leading the way. Tyler Rhine, Diego Barbosa, Eddie Viveros and Shawn Jones pitched in two points each. Bridgeport coach’s comments: We did a lot better job of running our offense last night, we just could not get out shots to fall. We also played very good on defense. Bridgeport records: 0-5, 0-3 Seventh grade Bridgeport A 29 Barwsie A 30 Bull standouts — Alex Samples chalked up a gamehigh 14 points and six rebounds in the exciting district game. Dalton Hudson fi nished with eight points and Blake Mahon had four along with his eight rebounds. Joey Arquette hauled in fi ve rebounds. Bridgeport coach’s comments: The team played its best game of the season. They played tough defense and ran their offense better than they have al season. Bridgeport records: 0-5, 0-5 Bridgeport B 2 Barwise B 31 Bull standouts — Daniel Garcia scored the only basket for the Bulls. Julias Pendergraft pulled down a game-high 12 rebounds. Bridgeport coach’s comments: Julias kept the lane clear and had a seasonhigh 12 rebounds. The team played well at time on defense. The boys ran their offense better, but they could not get any shots to fall. Bridgeport records: 0-5, 0-5 Girls Junior varsity Hirschi 12 Decatur 47 DHS standouts — Lynzee Jordan torched the defense with a game-high 14 points to lead the Lady Eagles to their fi rst district win. Kayla Halford and Katherine Williams were second in scoring with eight points each, two more than Hanna Galloway with six. Brooke Fincher and Jessica Dodd followed with four points each, and Maci Dane and Zyanya Riberio had two each. DHS records: 11-5, 1-0 Bridgeport 39 Farmersville 25 BHS standouts —Madison Keller and Katie Cook scored 10 points each to lead the Sissies to victory. Sarah Joiner collected eight points, while Emily Price fi nished with fi ve and Macey Bishop and Sarah Joiner had four each. Cook also dominated in the paint where she grabbed nine rebounds. BHS coach’s comments: As a coach I am very glad that we were able to play this game before district play. It was obvious that we had not played in a while. The girls played hard and got a win. Bored with your job? Wise County Messenger Classifi eds www.wcmessenger.com/class SUBVARSITY BASKETBALL BHS record: 12-0 Sanger 25 Decatur 28 DHS standouts — Lynzee Jordan scored seven points and Brooke Fincher and Mci Dane had six each in the thrilling victory. Kaylea Halford tacked up four points, while Katherine Williams had three and Jessica Dodd had two. DHS record: 10-5 Freshman Sanger 27 Decatur 38 DHS standouts — The Lady Eagles got a gamehigh 14 points from Kortney Tompkins and 10 via Chandler Young in a way of the Indians. Joey Redwine put up six points, while Allie Handlon, Ciara Currin, Andrea Rivera and Dori Hutchins had two each. DHS record: 11-2 Eighth grade Chico A 13 Peaster A 28 CMS standouts — The Lady Dragons got eight points from Charlotte Mc- Guire, three by Aralinza Galindo and two courtesy of Shaye Schirripa in the loss. The trio, along with Kodi Walker, Martina Cantu and Karli Selz all had rebounds. Galindo led the defense with six steals, one more than Schirripa with fi ve. CMS coach’s comments: I was pleased with the way the girls played tonight. They all hustled throughout the entire game both on offense and defense. They girls did an outstanding job on defense. This was one of their best games of the season. CMS records: 1-7, 0-6 ALL AROUND WISE, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, January 15, 2009 5 Barwsie A 36 Bridgeport A 18 Sissie standouts — Sabrina Garza and Kara Demmitt scored eight points each to lead the offense. Madison Manoushagian pitched in two points. Bridgeport coach’s comments: I wish the girls would have played aggressive in the fi rst half of the game like they did in the second. We are still missing too many shots once we work the ball up to the open girl. I was proud of the effort tin the second half. The girls need to start every game with that same fi re, and build upon it throughout the game. Bridgeport records: 1-6, 0-5 Chico A 14 Ponder 18 CMS standouts — The Lady Dragons were led by seven points from Araliza Galindo. Kodi Walker was next in scoring with fi ve points and Elizabeth Carleton had two. Chico A 25 Boyd 11 CMS standouts — Araliza Galindo was the leader of the scoring pack with nine points, three more than Elizabeth Carleton and Charlotte with six each. Brooke Younger, Kodi Walker and Martina Cantu fi nished with two points each. CMS coach’s comments: I was extremely happy with how the girls played throughout this tournament. They did a great job with defense and their press. We also did a good job hustling both on offense and defense. EVEN IF YOU LOSE YOUR JOB YOU STILL HAVE CHOICES. During difficult times, it’s easy to feel like things are out of your control. So it’s essential to consider every financial decision carefully, especially when it comes to your retirement savings. Edward Jones can help. We’ll start by getting to know your goals. Then we’ll sort through your current situation and work with you face-to-face to develop a strategy that can help you keep your retirement on track. To make sense of your retirement savings alternatives, call your Edward Jones financial advisor today. Randy Bowker Bowker, AAMS Financial Advisor . 1822 Hwy 51 South Decatur, TX 76234 940-627-1620 www.edwardjones.com Member SIPC ® CFP ® Financial Advisor 1822 S. FM 51 Decatur, TX 76234 940-627-1620 Barwise B 48 Bridgeport B 5 Sissies standouts — Skylar Shawn and Kendra Mendoza scored two points each and Karen Sarafi n had one for the Sissies. BMS records: 0-5, 0-5 Kirby B 23 Decatur B 27 DMS standouts — Alex Carroll and Presley Murdock controlled the paint where they fi nished with eight and seven rebounds, respectively. Machey Dailey led the defense with four steals. DMS coach’s comments: We had a great night offensively. Same Clark came on really strong for us in the second half. We really showed our determination throughout this game. We fought hard and came up with the win. The girls did great. DMS records: 4-4, 3-2 Seventh grade Barwise A 49 Bridgeport A 16 Sissie standouts — Leah Guinn was the offensive leader with 10 points. Kayla Henson, Lacey Erwin and Haley Guinn added two points each. Bridgeport coach’s comments: Lacey played outstanding defense. We played great in the fi rst half. We were taking a lot of good shots and played pretty good defense. The second half was more of a race up and down the court. Kirby A 31 Decatur A 39 DMS standouts — Murphy Graham torched the Kirby PERSISTENT RISK defense with a game-high 12 points and four steals. Katie Isham was solid as well as she fl irted with a doubledouble with 10 points and nine rebounds. Haley Dennard put up nine points, while Traci Hale had four, and Madison Phariss and Emily Baker had two each. DMS coach’s comments: Good shooting in the fi rst half gave us enough of a lead to hold on for the victory. In the second half our defense was slow and we gave up too many easy baskets. We need to improve on our rebounding. DMS record: 4-1 Barwise B 13 Bridgeport B 31 Sissie standouts — Bridgeport got six points from Maegan McLaughlin, three via Olivia Casillas, and two by Shelby Haggart and Taylor Emola. Kirby B 18 Decatur B 27 DMS standouts — The Lady Eagles got a gamehigh 11 points by Darci Billmire to get the win and stay undefeated. Guirnalda Lopez, Serena Estrada and Alex Fernandez scored four points each, and Haylea Mc- Daniel and Jaclyn Hicks had two. Lopez was the defensive leader with fi ve steals, while Madison Minor added four rebounds and three steals. Briana Carter blocked two shots, and Kendall Childers and Estrada had three rebounds each. DMS coach’s comments: The team played tough from the beginning. Great job hustling, too. DMS records: 8-0, 5-0 In 2002, a clinical trial was halted after it found that postmenopausal women who took combination hormone replacement therapy (estrogen and progestin) had a higher risk of cardiovascular disease, stroke, blood clots, and cancer. Much more recently, women are being warned that an increased risk of breast cancer lingers after women stop taking combination hormone replacement therapy. Within a few years, the increased risk for stroke, serious blood clots, and heart disease associated with taking combination HRT disappears (as does the benefi ts to bones). However, the risk of breast cancer remains signifi cantly elevated. Thus, women who have taken combination HRT in the past should discuss this fact with their doctors and have mammograms at suggested intervals. Hormone therapy is complex and there are many factors for you and your doctor to consider. The specifi c hormone replacement therapy you choose, how much of it you take, when you take it, and the form in which you take it - all have an impact on how it will work for you. It is best for you to discuss these factors with your health care provider. To schedule an appointment for gynecological care, call WISE OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY P.A at 940-626-8008. The offi ce is conveniently located at 1713 South FM 51, Ste. 201, Decatur. New patients are welcome. P.S. When used at a minimum effective dose for the shortest possible time, HRT is an effective treatment for the short-term relief of menopausal symptoms.
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