(Seguin) — The Seguin Matadors won their fifth in a row with a 62-60 take down of San Antonio Sam Houston at Goldie Harris Gym on Tuesday night.
The win keeps the Matadors in a tie for first place in District 27-5A at 7-2 with the second half of the district season underway. The Matadors completed a season sweep of the Hurricanes with the victory.
Jordan Miller led the Mats in scoring with 16 points. Lane Seidenberger dropped in 15.
Seguin took advantage of Miller’s size inside as the power forward muscled his way through Sam Houston defenders time and time again at the basket. After the game, Matador head coach Guy Nowlin talked about their strategy to get Miller the ball.
“He had a big game the first go around against those guys. So, it’s a good matchup for us. Between him and Lane (Seidenberger) , we kinda did a little offensive/defensive substitution pattern. Those guys give us our best chance to get defensive stops and then give us a threat offensively.”
Seguin’s leading scorer Corey Dailey, who was under the weather last night, battled through with 10 points. Colten Saengerhausen tallied 10 as well.
The Matadors will travel to San Antonio Fox Tech on Friday.
(San Antonio) — The Seguin Lady Matadors fell at Class 5A 14th-ranked Sam Houston 50-22 Tuesday night.
Faith Franklin poured in seven points to lead the Lady Mats. Imani Winn had six points.
The Lady Matadors will host Fox Tech on Friday.
(Geronimo) — The Navarro Runnin’ Lady Panthers blew past Canyon Lake, 57-29 Tuesday night in Geronimo.
Tegan Harborth led the way for Navarro with 17 points. The Lady Panthers improved to 2-2 in District 26-4A. Navarro will travel to Bandera on Friday.
(Fischer) — The Navarro Panther boys fell 48-35 at district foe Canyon Lake on Tuesday night.
The Panthers will host Bandera on Friday night. Both teams are 0-2 in district play.
(Universal City) — And the Marion girls and boys came up short in their District 27-3A games at Randolph on Tuesday.
The Lady Ro-Hawks took down the Lady Bulldogs 52-34 in the first game. In the night cap, the Ro-Hawk boys edged the Marion boys 37-36.
The Marion girls and boys will host Great Hearts Northern Oaks on Friday at Marion High School.