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2011-12 TBM Highlights
The section include the Highlights that go into this
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TEXAS BASKETBALL
TEXAS BASKETBALL MUSEUM
2011-12 GIRLS ALL-STATE
Position
Guard
Guard
Guard
Guard Guard
Guard
Guard
Guard
Guard
Guard
Guard Guard Guard Guard
Guard
Guard
Guard Guard
Guard
Guard
Guard
Guard
Guard
Guard
Guard
Post
Guard
Guard
Post Post
Post
Post
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FIRST TEAM
Player
Roddricka Patton
Nikki Gholson
Elena Gumbs
Maya Hawkins
Asia Booker
Laura Castillo
Jessica Sprabeary
Jordan Jones
Ashley Fuller
Morgan Ashmore
Curtyce Knox
Lenor Diaz
A J Alix
Kourtney Bevers
Loryn Goodwin
Kamy Cole
Kayla Winfield
Alexis Jones
Sadia Ellis
Kristen Green Peyton Little
Kaitlin Walla
Haley Fowler
Nicole Kornet
Crystal Porter
Nia Jackson
Brea Draper
Courtney Williams
Maria Leaks Khadijah Carter
Tori Henderson
Emily Johnson
Akunna Elonu
Lilley Vanderzee
Kendall Shaw
Klara Bradshaw
SECOND TEAM
Brooke McCarty
Clear Springs
Keyra Sue Johnson
Mansfield
Empress Davenport Duncanville
Ayriel Anderson
Irving MacArthur
Jazmine Ocanas
Alief Elsik
Alexis Durley
Spring Dekaney
Ashley Eli
Mansfield Summit
Sherita Rains
Goodrich
Teana Ogden
Denton Ryan
Kiara Rivera San Antonio Wagner
Katie Youngblood
Georgetown
Itiana Taylor
Pflugerville
Chinwe Duru
Vista Ridge
Micheline Mercelita
Edinburg
Brittany Bednarz Lubbock Cooper
Alyssa Lang
Rockwall
Travanti Downes
Kennedale
Tyler Gilbert
Hightower
Courtnie Latham
Clear Springs
Minta Spears
Bullard
Ebony East
O’Connor
Chelsea Jannings North Crowley
Jordan Goforth
Plano East
Cameisha Turner
Dallas Lincoln
Jamika Hughes
Kennedale
Carly Truedale
SA Churchill
Niaga Mitchell-Cole SA Roosevelt
Jessica Prieto
Laredo Alexander
Shaquania Fuselier
Magnolia
School
Neches
Smyer
Cibolo Steele
Mansfield Summit
Beaumont Ozen
Plainview
Ponder
Desoto
Poth
Spearman
Atascocita
Knippa
Houston Bellaire
Liberty Hill
Cypress Falls
Brock
Giddings
Irving MacArthur
Cypress Falls
Neches
Abilene Wylie
Georgetown
Smyer
Liberty Christian
Alief Elsik
Liberty Christian
Winnsboro
North Shore
Daingerfield Goodrich
Euless Trinity
Georgetown
Alief Elsik
Granbury
Barbers Hill
Emory Rains
THIRD TEAM Jasmine Goodwin
Killeen
Alexis Hyder
Austin LBJ
Krista Strange
Amarillo
Josslyn Portillo
Frenship
Farrin Bell
Richardson
Leslie Vorpahl
SA Churchill
McKenzie Calvert
Cibolo Steele
Vania Anane
EP Jefferson
Chamaya Turner
NB Canyon
Gionna Jackson
Saginaw
Erica Hernandez
Floresville
Latifah Rainey
John Tyler
Patricia Wilson
Brownwood
Leah Cotton
Burnet
Kellyn Schneider
Lub. Monterey
Emily Noak
Round Top-Carmine
Taylor Russell
Liberty Hill
Jade Castille
Manvel
Sharina Alston
Nueces Canyon
Lorrie Santoy
Georgetown
Lamaria Cole
Bryan Rudder
Lili Thompson
Timberview
Gabrielle Wilkins
Garland
Jada Terry
Cedar Hill
Brooke Allemand Boerne Champ
Brentney Branch
Clear Creek
Takia Lee
John Tyler
Nelly Flores
Hidalgo
Height
5’1”
5’3”
5’4”
5’5” 5’5”
5’6”
5’6”
5’6”
5’6”
5’7”
5’7”
5’7”
5’7”
5’8”
5’8”
5’9”
5’9” 5’9”
5’9”
5’9”
5’10”
5’10”
6’0”
6’0”
6’0”
6’0”
6’0”
6’1”
5’10” 5’11”
6’0”
6’0”
6’1”
6’3”
6’5”
6’5”
FOURTH TEAM
Whitney West
Gregory-Portland
Amber Hawkins
Jacksonville
Jameisha Edwards
Crockett
Kynzie Newman
Celina
McKinley Bostad
Kennedale
Zully Martinez
Lipan
Imani Wright
Liberty-Eylau
Katie Sampson
Lorena
Leah Mikesky
Schulenburg
Brooke Barker
Frenship
Stacey Underwood
Hico
Susan Agesen
Edgewood
Meagan Odell
Jim Ned
Elissa Beaudoin
Industrial
Elizabeth Foster
Throckmorton
Margaret Lemke
Mason
Kyra Sifuentes
Nueces Canyon
Jordan Ward
Alvord
Mallory Powell
Aledo
Kendra Walls
Rochelle
Gabby Moore
Vista Ridge
Marche Amerson
Bryan Rudder
Cerda Coleman
Huntsville
Hannah Hughes
Rockwall
Peyton Pyle
Greenwood
Macy Cooke
Burkburnett
Brianna
Brandyburg Royal
Summer Dolezel
Lorena
Camara Crawford
Falls City
11-12 TEXAS BASKETBALL
Class
Senior
Senior
Junior
Junior
Senior
Senior
Senior
Senior
Junior
Senior
Senior
Junior
Junior
Senior
Senior
Senior
Senior
Senior
Senior
Senior
Senior
Junior
Senior
Senior
Senior
Senior
Senior
Senior
Senior
Senior
Senior
Senior
Senior
Junior
Senior
Junior
FIFTH
Jasmine Taylor
Denton
Sharde Collins
Liberty -Eylau
Haley Jenkins
Martin’s Mill
Kati Maldonado
Burnet
Aisha Martin
Lorenzo
Allyson Blakeney
Yoakum
Ashtyn Henkes
Yoakum
Presley Statsny
Aubrey
Ashlen Albus
Whitharral
Taylor Moore
Whitharral
Morgan Hale
Rockport-Fulton
Laura Kerr
Liberty
Danielle Logan
Sudan
Abreanna Fontenot
H Jefferson
Amanda Weaver
Center Point
Chelsea Rodgers
Hamlin
Karah Hughes
Highland
Bailey Fritsch
Fayetteville
Kenedy Farr
Smyer
Brooke Goen
Olton
Jessica Enriquez
Snook
Taylor Williams
Flatonia
Autumn Chidester
Canadian
Nakisha Nation
Wellington
Lana Heers
Muenster
Kendra Hardeman
Paducah
Kimber Lee
Bronte
Shakota Billman
Walnut Springs
Clarissa Elizondo
Meadow
HONORABLE MENTION
A
Katy Acosta Skidmore-Tynan
Brittany Aikens Floresville
Brooke Alexander Liberty Christian
Karli Anderle Sacred Heart
Khadijah Anderson Daingerfield
Tate Anderson Cooper
Krystal Andozola Mountain V
Alyssa Anthony Greenwood
Jordan Arrington Gunter
B
Kara Babola A. Connally
Baylee Baker Panhandle
Kaycee Baker Bronte
Natalie Baker La Vernia
Kristn Battise Big Sandy
Sabrina Berry SA Reagan
Michelle Bevan Clements
Ari Booth Pflugerville
Taylor Bowles Avery
Breanna Boyd Woden
Taliyah Brooks Pflugerville
Hailey Brown Abilene Wylie
Jamecia Brown Denton
Micaela Brown Edgewood
Tierra Brown M Summit
Kinsey Browning Sweetwater
Jackie Bueno Calallen
Alyssa Busby Lone Oak
Baylie Butler Hemphill
Sara Byrd Brownwood
C
Payton Carpenter Sanger
Kaitlyn Cavness Mason
Alexandra Cedillo Mission
McKenna Chancellor Frenship
Kathleen Chappell Fairfield
Maci Colley Haskell
Erica Conover Navarro
Laquesha Cooper Brownsboro
Adriana Corrales Plains
Marina Corrales Plains
Caitlin Cote NB Canyon
Hayley Cox Winnsboro
Maddie Cox Granbury
Caroline Cuellar Weslaco E
Emily Cullers Comanche
D
Sydnie Darden Brownwood
Adriane Davis SA Wagner
Ambra Davis Magnolia
Audrea Davis SA Wagner
Bailey Davis Plainview
Morgan Dewalt Goodrich
Neeley Doss Lindale
Peyton Downs Axtell
Courtney Doyle Axtell
Allyson Duke Goodrich
Ariana Duran EP Jefferson
Taylor Dydalewicz Lake Travis
Shannon Dyer Burnet
E
Kaci Eaton Lake Travis
Dimond Edmond Lindale
Taylor Enloe Martinsville
F
Abbey Falcon Nueces Canyon
Alicia Finn Sweetwater
Kelsey Flanagan NB Canyon
Syann Foster Lockney
Taylor Forrest Clements
Sha’Quania Fuselier Magnolia
G
BrittanyGarza Skidmore-Tynan
Zhanelle Geathers Lindale
Toree Gerber Bushland
Brea Glenn Avery
Kelsey Gober Brownwood
Amber Goebel Navarro
Jessica Gomez Rochelle
S’Andra Govan Edgewood
Darby Graff Hallsville
Jessica Green Liberty Hill
Sierra Green Austin Crockett
Shelby Greenwalt Shamrock
Jasmine Griffin Fairfield
Sara Guevara EP Eastwood
Madison Gunnels Slocum
H
Carson Hadaway Haskell
Brooke Hamm Reagan County
Sierra Harriman Axtell
Karah Hendricks Baytown Chr.
Jennifer Henley Stanton
Amy Henry Magnolia
Lauren Hernandez Kenedy
Holly Herrington Evadale
Kaitliin Hesse Sacred Heart
Regan Hestand Gunter
Brittney Holberts Liberty Christ.
Leslie Holliman Woden
Trisha Horwood Sterling City
Amanda Hudson Mason
Lainey Huie Cooper
Amber Hughlett Skidmore-Tynan
I
Katie Isom Early
J
Kennedy Jackson Evadale
Roshayna Jackson M Summit
Tory Jacobs Irv. MacArthur
Kylie Jenkens Abilene Wylie
Alandria Johnson Cy Lakes
Cierra Johnson LD Bell
Kaylea Johnson Gunter
Lakeshia Johnson Brownsboro
Le’Andra Johnson Denton
Savennah Jones Sterling City
TEXAS BASKETBALL MUSEUM
Taylor Jones Sanger
K
Wendy Knight SA Reagan
Hannah Kowena Big Sandy
Mackenzie Kroll Axtell
L
Morgan Landers Burleson
Kacey Leblanc Orange field
Valarie Larkin Slocum
Liana Laso San Diego
Ma Kaykla Lenamon Industrial
Shelby Leinneweber Floresville
Star Longoria Mason
Kalli Looten Panhandle
Carolee Lopez Mission
Delana Lopez Mansfield
Mallorie Lough Brownsboro
M
Moriah Mack SA Reagan
Kayla Markgraf La Vernia
Lauren Maldonado Del Valle
Yvonne Maosa Mansfield
Mandi Martin Slocum
Sirena Martinez San Diego
Paige Marquez Clements
Taylor Maxuill Emory Rains
Alicia Flores-Mays Del Valle
Emily McCartney Throckmorton
Courtnkey McCoy Lone Oak
Brittany Mcpherson A. Wylie
Katherine Metoyer Cy-Falls
Lindsey Miner Keller
Esmee Miranda Mountain V
Jordan Mitchell Heath
Shawna Monreal Canyon
Shayla Monreal Canyon
Tasheena Moore Frenship
Katie Muellenberg Granbury
N
Kkhoria Newman Irv. MacArthur
O
Sequoia Obe Big Sandy
Allie Orrick Edgewood
Shayne Ortiz Cinco Ranch
P
Paradise Page Palestine
Megan Palmer Cinco Ranch
Makenna Pembleton LD Bell
Ashley Peterson Ponder
Bailey Pounds Shallowater
Renee Powell Avery
Johnna Pullig Reagan County
R
Cessna Reed Trenton
Abbie Reeder Hallsville
Kelsey Reeves Sacred Heart
11-12 TEXAS BASKETBALL
Kristin Rhoden Trenton
Bri Richardson Heath
Danielle Richardson D. Ryan
Shernise Robertson Cy-Falls
Cierra Robinson Irv. MacArthur
Caitlin Rothe Knippa
Ashlee Ross SA Wagner
Tess Rusk Panhandle
S
Alexandria Samples Hallsville
Essence Sauls Del Valle
Jackie Schaake NB Canyon
Jessica Seago Evadale
Suede Shirley Sweetwater
Chandler Short Edgewood
Haley Smith Sterling City
Kori Smith Panhandle
Kylee Smith Shallowater
Gabby Spencer Martinsville
Julia Stastny Industrial
Holly Stone Winnsboro
Madison Stout Ponder
Brittney Strdham Rochelle
T
Leigh Tatum Cooper
Myesha Taylor Denton
Xaveria Tucker A Connally
V
Falisha Villanueva Weslaco E
Taylor Vincent Keller
Valerie Vrana Navarro
W
Ashton Wagner Orangefield
Skylee Walker Shamrock
Julieh Wall Sanger
Courtney Waters Greenwood
Haley Welchk Plains
Marissa Westbrook Shallowater
Kelsey White Avery
Dana Whitehead Palestine
Taylor Wilborn Mansfield
D’Anne Wilder Skidmore-Tynan
Dee Dee Williams Terry
Keiann Williams Leggett
Natalie Williams Big Sandy
Taylor Williams Cinco Ranch
Madison Wilson Clements
Blake Wood Hico
Sydney Worlds Mansfield
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Cl
Player
School
Ht.
PPG
RBG
4A
Kendall Shaw
Barbers Hill
6’5”
14.5
6.9
3A
Kiara Bradshaw
Emory Rains 6’5”
14.0 8.0 Jr.
4A
Lilley VanderzeeGranbury
6’3”
12.9
10.1
Jr.
2A
Brianne Coffman
Jarrell
6’3”
12.0
8.0
3A
Glynna Johnson
Gatesville
6’3”
9.0
8.0
5A
Aundrea Pipkins
H Madison
6’2 1/2” 6.0
8.1
Jr.
3A
Brianna Brandyburg
B Royal
6’2”
14.0
14.0
Jr.
3A
Zhanelle Geathers
Lindale
6’2”
9.2
6.7
So.
5A
Lise Breivik
Lubbock
6’2”
6.8
5A
Carl Willie
Cypress-Falls 6’2”
5.0
5.0
Jr.
3A
Natasha Malone
Lindale
6’2”
4.5
5.5
So
4A
Kaci Eaton
Lake Travis
6’2”
3.7
5.7
1A
Camille Copeland
Huckabay
6’2”
2.1
3.0
1A
Kennedy Farr
Smyer
6’2”
Jr.
2A
Kaylee Holland
Bushland
6’2”
.
4A
Jennifer Miller
Lindale
6’2”
.
6’5” Kiara Bradshaw Rains H.S.
5A
Meagan Palmer
Cinco Ranch 6’1”
14.4
8.4
4A
Darby Graff
Hallsville
6’1”
10.0
10.0
4A
Morgan Landers
Burleson
6’1”
7.0
7.0
Jr.
2A
Jennifer Henley
Stanton
6’1”
6.4
4.3
Jr.
2A
Shasha Ransom
Hughes Springs 6’1”
5.0
Jr.
5A
Katie Najva
Cypress-Falls 6’1”
3.0
2.5
So.
4A
Lauren Amos
Burleson
6’1”
7.0
7.0
Jr.
4A
Emma Atkinson
Calallen
6’1”
4.0
6.0
Jr.
4A
Willette Rankin
Heath
6’1”
2.0
3.2
Jr.
5A
Taylor Williams
Cinco Ranch 6’1”
2.0
3.0
Jr.
5A
Morgan Landers
Burleson
6’1”
Jr.
3A
Madison Hannusch
Smithville
6’1”
1.0
2.2
5A
Megan White
Georgetown
6’1”
5A
Hayley Hunter
Georgetown
6’1”
Jr.
3A
Jordan Redmond
Liberty Hill
6’1”
2A
Brea Draper
Winnsboro
6’0”
18.0
7.4
2A
Elissa Beaudoin
Industrial
6’0”
16.0
15.6
Jr.
5A
Madison Wilson
Clements
6’0”
15.0
10.0
Jr.
5A
Tori Henderson
Euless Trinity 6’0”
13.4
6.1
6’2” Lilley Vanderzee Granbury H.S.
1A
Johnna Pullig
Reagan County 6’0”
13.2 9.7
5A
Emily Johnson
Georgetown
6’0”
12.8
3.0
5A
Tabatha Richardson-Smith Seguin
6’0”
12.0
6.0
3A
Alicia Finn
Sweetwater
6’0”
10.0
11.3
4A
Jackie Bueno Calallen
6’0”
11.0
5.0
4A
Brooke Barker
Frenship
6’0”
10.0
4.0
2A
Aubrey Horton
Early
6’0”
9.0
12.0
Jr.
1A
Kyla Stewart
Huckabay
6’0”
9.0
7.1
5A
Kim Nebo
Cy-Lakes
6’0”
8.0
10.0
Jr.
4A
Amanda Montoya
Floresville
6’0”
8.3
7.3
Jr.
1A
Johna Pullig
Reagan County 6’0”
8.0
5.0
5A
Michelle Bevan
Clements
6’0”
8.0
4.0
Jr.
5A
Donna Matthews
SA Clark
6’0”
6.5
6.8
Jr.
5A
Paige Marquez
Clements
6’0”
7.0
7.0
Jr.
5A
Katie WohlekingSan Ang Central 6’0”
5.0
6.0
3A
Amber Sathaer
Kennedale
6’0”
5.3
3.2
2A
Chanda Foster
Honey Grove 6’0”
4.9
3.0
2A
Kaylea Johnson
Gunter
6’0”
4.8
3.4
4A
Nicolina Castillo
Median Valley 6’0”
3.9
5.1
5A
Kayla Tarver
Cypress-Falls 6’0”
3.5
1.8
5A
Angie Moore
Cinco Ranch 6’0”
3.4
2.8
Jr.
5A
Summer Cole
DeSoto
6’0” 3.2
3.3
5A
Corigan Tibbs
SA Reagan
6’0”
3.0
3.3
Jr.
5A
Camesha Davis
DeSoto
6’0”
2.5
1.8
Jr.
4A
Holly Milam
Burleson
6’0”
2.0
2.0
So.
5A
Kayla Taraver
Cypress-Falls 6’0”
1.0
2.1
4A
Crystal Yeveria
CC Ray
6’0”
3.0
6’2” Kennedy Farr of Smyer H.S.
TEXAS BASKETBALL PROUDLY PRESENTS & SHOWCASES THE BEST BIG MEN IN THE STATE.
11-12 TEXAS BASKETBALL
TEXAS BASKETBALL
MAGAZINE’S
CHOICE
I. Irving MacArthur II. Pflugerville
Irving MacArthur State Champs!
IRVING MACARTHUR (37-2) The #3 Lady Cardinals of coach Suzie
Oelschlegel had another banner year as
they first won their district championship
outright with an unblemished 16-0 district
record that propelled them into the postseason where they took it all the way to
the Drum in Austin where they ended up
as State Champions for 2011! MacArthur
won their 2nd Region I Tournament by
beating Mansfield 70-47, Lewisville 7257, Plano West 71-58, North Crowley
68-55 and Midland 55-40 to take it to
the Big Dance. In State Semi-finals they
beat #13 San Antonio Wagner 64-51 to
advance to the finals. In the championship game the Cardinals came out on top
taking out #5 Georgetown 74-51 to take
home the gold and finish as the #1 team in
the State. The 11-12 Red & White will
be tough to beat with 5 lettermen, led by
4 starters return for this years playoff ride.
Look for the CARDINALS to shoot for a
repeat in 2012!
AAAAA
III. Alief Elsik
GEORGETOWN (33-4) - The #5
Lady Eagles had another banner season
last year winning the district crown
outright with an unblemished 12-0 record
and then riding the momentum all the
way to the Drum. The Royal Blue &
White took their 8th Region II Crown
by beating Austin Anderson 59-32,
Klein Forest 56-29, Humble Atascocita
60-55, Killeen Ellison 51-33 and #6
Pflugerville 68-56 to take it to Austin.
In the State Semi-finals the GHS beat
Alief Elsik 56-51, before falling to #3
Irving MacArthur 74-51 in the State
finals to end a brilliant season. Coach
Rhonda Farney will be loaded this year
with ten returning lettermen including two
returning starters for this years playoff
edition. Look for the EAGLES to soar in
the playoffs and another trip to the Drum
in 2012!
SAN ANTONIO WAGNER (32-7) The #13 Thunderbirds took the district
crown last season with an undefeated
10-0 record that propelled them into the
playoffs where they fought all the way
to the Drum in Austin. The Red, Black
& White won their second Region IV
Championship by beating San Antonio
MacArthur 49-29 Northside O’Connor
54-41, #12 Northside Jay 54-41, Harlingen South 66-51, and Corpus Christi
King 45-33 to take it to the Drum. In
the State Semi-finals they were set back
by #3 Irving MacArthur, the eventual
State Champion 64-51 to end a super
year. Coach Christina Comacho will
have an impressive seven lettermen back
including three starters returning off of
last years State Semifinalist team. Look
Look for the 2012-13 Texas
Basketball Magazine to be
done electronically online
next season.
EDELWEISS
IV. San Antonio Wagner
TOP
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Irving MacArthur
Alief Elsik
Pflugerville
Georgetown
North Shore
North Crowley
Duncanville
SA Wagner
Atascocita
Hightower
DeSoto
Katy Taylor
Clear Springs
Cy-Falls
Plano West
SA Reagan
Cy-Woods
Midland
Timberview
Heritage
Lewisville
Cinco Ranch
Anderson
Harlingen
Edinburg
#14 Emily Johnson of Georgetown takes it to the hoop,
while #24 Crystal Porter and
#14 Lindsey Cypher defend
in last years Semi final game
won by Georgetown!
for the Thunderbirds to make another run to the Drum in 2012!
ALIEF ELSIK (31-6) - The Lady Rams of coach LaShawn Johnson added to the history at Elsik by
making it to the State tournament for the 5th time in the school’s history. The Navy, Blue , Columbia Blue
& White took the Region III Championship by beating Houston Cypress Creek, 58-48, Katy Cinco Ranch
51-33, Cypress Woods 60-54, League City Clear Springs 63-56, and #10 Galena Park North Shore 63-56
to earn their ticket to the Big Dance. In the State Semi-finals Elsik was defeated by #5 Georgetown 56-51 to
end a brilliant year. The 11-12 Navy, Blue , Columbia Blue & White will return a solid lineup of 6 lettermen,
led by 3 starters for this years run to the Drum.
5A
Other Teams to watch !
RI: Cedar Hill, Eastwood, Amarillo, Southlake Carroll, Coronado, LD Bell
RII: Spring DeKaney, Dallas
Skyline, Round Rock
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RIII: Cy-Ranch, Houston Bellaire, Madison, Austin
RIV: Cibolo Steele, Edinburg
North, Harlingen South, SA
Jay, Judson, Sharyland
TEXAS BASKETBALL
MAGAZINE’S
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I. Summit
II. West Mesquite
Canyon takes home the gold!
CANYON (38-0) - The # Lady Eagles were
outright District Champs again to defend their district
crown with an unblemished 14-0 record and advanced
all the way to the Drum in Austin in 2011 where they
were crowned the 4A State Champions! Canyon took
their 23rd Region I Championship by beating Wichita
Falls 60-31, El Paso Burges 62-43, Wolfforth Frenship 59-34, #3 Mansfield Summit 29-26, and #12
Plainview 42-40 to take it to the Drum. In the State
Semi-finals they defeated Beaumont Ozen 44-39,
before they took the Crown with a 44-39 win over
Austin Johnson. The 11-12 Purple & White have
a solid crew returning as seven lettermen, including
two starters will make up this years playoff edition.
Veteran coach Joe Lombard (1100 wins and 98 losses
in 34 years) will have another excellent roster that
welcomes back 11 veterans , including 2 starters for
this years campaign. Look for the EAGLES to add to
their tradition of 23 Region I Championships, returning to the Drum to defend their title in 2012!
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BEAUMONT OZEN (33-4) - The Lady Panthers
made school history as they made their 1st trip to the
Drum by winning the Region III tournament championship by defeating Houston North Forest 84-31,
Magnolia 61-35, Mont Belvieu Barbers Hill 47-43,
Angleton 56-45, and #19 Huntsville 58-57 to advance
to Austin. In the State Semi-finals the Blue & Yellow
lost to powerhouse #1 Canyon 44-39 to end a super
season. The 11-12 Lady Panthers of coach Tammy
Walker-Brown are loaded and ready for another run,
returning no less than 11 lettermen, led by 4 starters
for this years campaign. Look for the PANTHERS to
roar through the playoffs and be on a mission to bring
home the gold in 2012!
DALLAS LINCOLN (29-4) - The Tigers of coach
Michael Ensley added to the their tradition as they
won their 10th trip to the State tourney in the schools
history. The Purple & White took the Region II
Championship by beating Dallas Seagoville 81-5,
Frisco Liberty 55-44, #18 Rockwall 50-47, Jackson-
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AUSTIN JOHNSON (28-5) - The #6 Jaguars of
coach Marsha Renee Brown had her team turn in a
great year by being the first team from LBJ to make
it to State. The Purple & White won the Region IV
Championship by beating Dripping Springs 72-40,
#8 Boerne Champion 69-42, #13 Cedar Park 58-40,
Hidalgo Early College 62-35, and Cedar Park Vista
Ridge 43-29 to earn their ticket to the Drum. In the
State semis the Jaguars defeated Lincoln by beating
them 59-48 to advance to the title game. In the finals
LBJ lost a close game to tradition laden #1 Canyon
44-39 to end a brilliant year. The 11-12 Purple &
White edition returns only 1 starter and a total of 4
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Canyon
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Plainview
Vista Ridge
Frenship
West Mesquite
Dallas Lincoln
Cedar Park
Granbury
Jacksonville
El Paso Chapin
Hidalgo
Angleton
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Lake Travis
Arlington Seguin
Victoria East
Waco Midway
Magnolia
Denton Ryan
CC Moody
Foster
Bryan Rudder
Smithson Valley
#3 Shayla Monreal attacks the basket, as #10 Sanquisha Rawls and #1 Ashton Massey defend.
ville 64-37 and West Mesquite 56-43 to march to Austin. In the State semis the Tigers were
overcome by Austin Johnson, which prevailed 59-48 to end a good year. The 11-12 Purple
& White are loaded and ready to make another run back to the Drum by returning 9 lettermen,
that includes all 5 starters for this years campaign. Look for the TIGERS to be shooting for thei
11th Regio II Championship, and return to Austin to take care of some unfinished business in
2012!
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Other Teams to watch !
RI: Aledo, Stephenville,
Canyon Randall, EP Irvin,
The Colony
RII: Hallisville, Tyler, Connally, McKinney
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RIII: Livingston, Manvel, Central, Brenham, Lamar Consolidated, Barbers Hill
RIV: Tuloso-Midway, CC Ray,
Clemens, Reagan, Lehman,
Floresville, Victoria West
TEXAS BASKETBALL
MAGAZINE’S
CHOICE
I. Abilene Wylie
II. Liberty-Eylau
Abilene Wylie wins the State!
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III. Lorena
IV. Yoakum
WYLIE (26-14) - The #1Lady
Bulldogs had a slow start, but a strong
finish, winning the district title outright
with an undefeated 8-0 and then going
all the way to the Drum in Austin in
the playoffs and winning the State 3A
Championship! The Purple & Gold
won their 7th Region I Championship in the school’s history by beating
Mineral Wells 71-49, Decatur 62-37,
Shallowater 59-44, and #3 Kennedale
59-33 to take it to Austin. In the State
Semi-finals they beat Rockport-Fulton
61-38, and beat Lucas Lovejoy 66-58
in the finals to win the coveted title, and
end up as the #1team in the State.Coach
Tri Danley has to be looking forward to
defending their title with no less than
ten lettermen returning including FOUR
starters back from last years State
Champs! Look for the DAWGS to have
a banner season and their best year yet,
as the tradition continues in 2012!
LUCAS LOVEJOY (29-11) - The
Leopards of coach Kelley Connor
made school history as the first team
to make it to the State tournament by
winning the Region II tournament by
beating Argyle 68-64, Sanger 59-55,
#8 Texarkana Liberty-Eylau 66-61,
and Longview Spring Hill 63-40 to
advance to Austin. In the State Semifinals the Red & Black defeated #7
Fairfield 62-44, to send them to the
championship game. In the finals the
Leopards were in the thick of things
until the end as #1 Abliene Wylie came
out on top 66-58 to end a great season
for the Lovejoy. The 11-12 Red & Black
will have 5 lettermen, including 1 starter for
next years campaign. Look for Lovejoy to
make another run in the playoffs in 2012!
ROCKPORT-FULTON (35-3) - The
Lady Pirates had a super year as they won
their first Region IV Championship, to advance to the Drum. The Green & Gold had
victories over Raymondville 58-29, Needville 57-44, Yoakum 59-39, and Salado 6959 to get their ticket to the Drum. In the State
Semi-finals the Lady Pirates of coach Chris
Bentley bowed out to #1 Abilene Wylie 6138 to end a brilliant season. Coach Bentley
is all smiles as he has a solid core of veterans
returning for the 11-12 season as 7 playoff
veterans, led by 4 starters will be looking to
make another run to the Drum in 2012! Look
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Kennedale
Lorena
Yoakum
Fairfield
Brownwood
Fairfield
Liberty Hill
Lubbock Cooper
Rockport-Fulton
Liberty-Eylau
Lucas Lovejoy
Burnet
Salado
Sanger
Levelland
Lindale
Navasota
Argyle
Shallowater
Navarro
Smithville
Mineral Wells
Brownsboro
Madisonville
#24 Peyton Little of Abilene Wylie looks to lead her
team back to Austin for a repeat in 2012!
for the Lady PIRATES to hoist the Jolly Roger and take no prisoners as
they fly their banner back to State in 2012!
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FAIRFIELD (27-11) - The #7 Eagles made school history by becoming the first team in their high school history to make it to State for
the first time. The Maroon & Gold finished tied for first in the district
race, winning the crown with an excellent 8-2 record and then going on
to the post-season where they made it all the way to the Drum in Austin
and the State Semi-finals. The Eagles won the Region III Tournament
by defeating #13 Brownsboro 54-46, #5 Madisonville 47-32, Smithville 62-45, and Lorena 47-43 to earn their ticket to the Big Dance. In
the State Semis Lucas Lovejoy came out as the victors 62-44, to end an
outstanding season. Coach Stephen Heers will welcome back nine lettermen including three starters returning to build this years edition around.
Look for the EAGLES to be on a mission to return to the Drum and bring
home the gold in 2012!
Other Teams to watch !
RI: Big Spring, Estacado, Clint,
Greenwood, Sweetwater
RII: Celina, Rains, Canton,
Spring Hill, Aubrey
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RIII: Orangefield, Palestine, La
Vega, Robinson, Gatesville, H-J
RIV: Hondo, Crystal City,
Devine, SA Sam Houston, Wimberley
TEXAS BASKETBALL
MAGAZINE’S CHOICE
I. Spearman
II. Brock
AA
III. Winnsboro
Brock takes home the gold!
BROCK (35-5) - The #2 Brock Lady
Eagles won their 17th appearance at the
State tourney in the school’s history, and a
record 5 State Championships and were on
a mission to win their 3rd straight State title. The Royal Blue & Gold won the Region II Championship beating #15 Krum
42-25, Gunter 42-36, Alvord 44-29,
Grandview 43-33, and Godley 43-33 to
march back to Austin. In the State SemiFinals the Eagles found themselves in a
hard fought game that had them trailing
by 7 points at half time to a fired up San
Saba squad that refused to quit. Brock
prevailed winning 37-32, to advance to
the title game where the Royal Blue &
Gold added to their tradition to take home
the GOLD and end up the #1 team in the
State. The Brock Lady Eagles of coach
Skip Townsend have a good chance of
returning back to the Drum in 2012, with
a team loaded with 3 starters plus their 6th
man for the 11-12 season, and 6 lettermen
for this years atttack. Look for Brock to
make another run to the Drum and go after
their 4th consecutive State Championship
in 2012!
WINNSBORO (33-7) - The #3 Lady
Raiders had another great year as they
the District Championship with a perfect
14-0 record and advanced all the way to
the State finals before falling to Brock
47-26 for the Gold prize. The 11-12 Red
& Black will return 7 lettermen, including
4 starters plus a District Champ JV to fill
any voids for this years edition. Coach
Buddy Hawkins retired this past season as
his team fell short of getting their 4th State
title, but added to the tradition marking
their 12th trip to Austin in the school’s history. The Red, Black, & White won the
Region III Championship by beating #16
White Oak 87-48, Tatum 83-54, Woden
53-29, #8 Daingerfield 69-43 to take it to
Austin. In ths State Semi-finals they beat
#4 Poth 59-52, but ended up bowing out
to old rival #2 Brock 47-26 to end another
great run. Look for the LADY RAIDERS
which have a great tradition and are on
an incredible run of 9 trips to State in the
last 13 years to make another run back to
the Drum in 2012, under the direction of
coach Chris Lewis!
SAN SABA (30-9) - The Lady Dillos
of coach Tony Taylor were setting school
history as they became the first to make it
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#13 Savannah Fisher of Brock high school, will be
looking to take their 4th consecutive State 2A Championship in 2012!
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Hico
Jim Ned
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Godley
Crocket
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Alvord
Krum
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Central Heights
to State. The Eagles won the Region I Championship by beating Merkel 46-39,
Harper 55-20, Bangs 47-38, Dimmitt 65-50, and Hico 50-41 to earn their ticket
to the Drum. In the State Semi-finals the Purple & Vegas Gold lead all the way
until 3 minutes left in the game before falling to #3 Brock 37-32 to end a brilliant
season. The Lady Dillos of coach Taylor will return 6 lettermen for the 2011-12
campaign. Look for the DILLOS to make another run in the playoffs in 2012!
POTH (29-6) - The #4 Pirettes from Poth made their 11th trip to the Drum,
and their 3rd consecutive State appearance shooting for another title run and
to add to their tradition. Coach Peggy Hosek’s team won their 11th Region IV
Championship by turning back #13 Bishop 74-53, Kingsville Academy 71-50,
Hempstead 50-40, and Cameron Yoe 53-34 to take their show to the Drum. In
the State Semi-finals the Navy Blue & Gold bowed out to #3 Winnsboro 59-52
to end a great year. The 11-12 Navy Blue & Gold are loaded for next years playoff action returning 12 lettermen, led by 4 starters for another run to the Drum in
2012 and a shot at that elusive State title. Look for POTH to return to the Drum
in 2012!
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Other Teams to watch !
RI: Bushland, Slaton, River
Road, Forsan, Comanche
RII: Ponder, Melissa, Clifton,
Howe, Prairieland, Axtell
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RIII: Woodville, Centerville,
New Waverly, San Augustine,
Hardin, New Diana
RIV: Marion, SkidmoreTynan, Hitchcock, San Diego
TEXAS BASKETBALL
MAGAZINE’S CHOICE
I. Smyer
II. Lipan
III. Neches
Smyer State Champs DI , Neches D-II Ditto
RI: Smyer 56 - RII: Muenster 40 State Semi-finals
RIII: Martin’s Mill 49 - RIV: Falls City 31 State Semi-
MARTIN’S MILL (39-4) -The #4 Lady
Mustangs of coach Doug Barncastle while
making their 6th consecutive trip to Austin, and
7th overall are in the hunt for their 3rd State
title after winning the gold in 2006 and 2008,
The Maroon & White had an outstanding year
taking the Region III Championship in Division
1 with wins over Ivanhoe Rayburn 52-23,
La Rue LaPoynor 61-37, Zavalla 62-36, and
Honey Grove 69-44 to punch their ticket to
State. In the State Semi-Finals the Stangs held
off a determined team from Muenster 49-31 to
advance to the finals. In the Championship game
the Maroon & White bowed out to #1 Smyer
52-49 to end a brilliant season. Coach Barncastle will have a solid team returning with 8
lettermen, led by 3 starters for this years edition.
With 6 consecutive trips to the State tournament,
2012 will be more of the same as the tradition
continues.
State Champs Division II
Neches 65 - Whitharral 44
RIII: Neches 65 - RII: Lipan 26 State Semi-finals
RI: Whitharral 50 RIV: Knippa 41 State Semi-finals
NECHES (37-4) - The #2 Lady Tigers of
Neches were making their 3rd run to State in the
5 on 5 competition and adding to their tradition after making 4 previous State tournament
appearance in the 70’s, by winning their second
consecutive State Championship in 2011, and
will be gunning for a third in 2012 . Coach Andy
Snider’s team won the Region III Championship
by beating Martinsville 69-18, #9 Goodrich
65-42, Savoy 64-38, and Saltillo 68-50 to propel
them back to Austin. The Hunter Green &
White defeated Lipan 65-26 with a high energy,
hustling defense in the Semis to propel them into
the title game. In the title game the Lady Tigers
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State Champs Division I
Smyer 52- Martin’s Mill 49
SMYER (35-2). The #1 Lady Cats of coach
Leland Bearden made their 2nd trip to Austin,
and won their 2nd State Championship in a row
making school history. The Blue & White won
the Region I championship by defeating #16 Big
Lake Reagan County 46-32, Tahoka 63-38, #7
Panhandle 56-50, and #5 Sudan 34-30 to advance to the Big Dance. In the State Semi-finals
they defeated #13 Muenster 56-40 to advance to
the finals. In the State finals the CATS edged #4
Martin’s Mill 52-49 to bring home the gold and
preserve their #1 ranking.. Coach Bearden is all
smiles, virtually returning his whole team with
8 lettermen, led by all 5 starters are ready to go
for the Tri-vecta. Look for Smyer to use their
talent and leadership to bring home their 3rd consecutive State Championship in 2012!
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Sam Rayburn
Hartley
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#23 Haley Fowler of Smyer, one of the States top
scorers, makes the play to help her team get their 2nd
consecutive State title. 2012 has them going for the
three-peat!
took out Whitharral 65-44 to win the Gold for the 2nd consecutive year and end up the #1 team in
Division II. The 11-12 Lady Tigers are loaded again returning (their entire team) 9 letter winners,
led by 5 starters to make another run to the Drum in 2012, as the tradition continues. NECHES
shoots for their 3rd consecutive state championship in 2012!
WHITHARRAL
(30-8) - The Lady Panthers made it to the State tournament for the first time
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direction of coach Joshua Jourden. The Red & Black won the Region Championship by
theLamesa
beating
Klondike 46-38, Turkey Valley 49-45, Follett 58-39, and Hartley 48-47 to make
it to the Drum. In the Semi-Finals the Red & Black defeated the Knippa 50-41 to advance to the
championship game. In the game for the title the Panther met a team on a mission as #2 Neches won
their second consecutive State title 65-44 to end a great year for the Whitharral. The 11-12 Red &
Black are loaded with 11 lettermen, led by 4 starters returning for this years campaign. Look for the
Lady PANTHERS to head back to Austin to take care of some unfinished business in 2012!
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Other Teams to watch !
RI: Canadian, Reagan
County, Lockney, New Deal,
Shamrock, Gruver, Olton
RII: Aspermont, Garden City,
Newcastle, Kerens, Munday,
Roby, Woodson, Sterling City
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RIII: Cayuga, Martinsville, Leggett, Avery, Chireno, Trenton,
Lovelady, Oakwood
RIV: Santa Anna, Port Aransas,
Menard, R-TC, Kenedy, Evadale,
Lohn, West Hardin, Center Point
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