Schools

The West Sabine Tigers closed out the calendar year of 2022 by playing host to Woden on December 30. The Lady Tigers hit the court first and were cold from the floor in the first period, falling behind 10-3.

Outdoor Freedom Network had the honor to meet and spend some time with Jim and Lola Rose from nearby Zavalla, TX on Friday December 9th.

A very talented, tough Douglas Indian team needed everything they had to outlast the Hornets Monday in the last game before taking a week off for the holidays. Both teams were evenly matched defensively, with Douglas having a distinct edge in height, which eventually made the difference.

BOM is a sponsor of the West Sabine Bass Club. Pictured left to right: Laken Quick, BOM’s Christy Ebarb, and CJ Ford.

Congratulations to Tayvion(Tookie) Williams for being a part of the All-Tournament Team in Mt. Pleasant. The Varsity Hornets saw some excellent copetition in the Tiger Tournament. Losing early on to Jefferson 82-70. Day 2 they defeated Pittsburgh 66-41 and Harts Bluff 49-41.

With four players scoring in double figures, the Brookeland Lady Cats posted a 57-51 win against the scrappy Broaddus Bulldogs Tuesday evening.

Both Tiger squads were in action this past week, as the Tigers hosted cross county rival Hemphill on December 5 while the Lady Tigers participated in the Huntington Tournament December 7-9.

Hemphill Lady Hornet #22 B. Williams adds 2 points to her game total of 14 during Tuesday nights loss to the Diboll Lady Lumberjacks.

In a game that at times resembled playground basketball, Brookelands Wildcats used their speed and rebounding superiority to run their season record to 9-3 with a 46-31 win in Broaddus Tuesday evening.

(l to r) #3 Jake Bennett, #5 Cade Morgan, #44 Matt Love, #23 Zack Beatty, #35 Taylor Dacy, #11 Landon Smith, #2 Zach Beckett (front) #1 Dalton Fabela .