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WBB: Caraway leads All-District 22-1A awards
Friday, March 23, 2012

Timpson junior guard Jakelia Caraway led the Lady Bears to an exciting finish to the district race as THS captured a play-in game victory over Garrison to earn the third and final playoff spot in 2011-12. Caraway earned the All-District 22-1A D-I Most Valuable Player honors for her efforts on the season, averaging 18.6 points, 3.8 rebounds and 5.4 steals per contest.

WBB: Lady Bears force play-in with Garrison
Thursday, February 09, 2012

GARY, Tx -- The Timpson Lady Bears continue to play like a team on a mission. They seem determined to secure a playoff spot for their community and their school. In their regular season finale Tuesday night on the road in Gary, they faced a very underrated Lady Bobcat squad who just wouldn't quit.

WBB: Lady Tigers back alone in 22-1A top spot
Sunday, January 29, 2012

Just three days after a disappointing loss on the Beckville home that forced Tenaha back into a first-place tie with the Ladycats, Tenaha once again finds itself alone in first place in the District 22-1A D-I standings after Friday's games.

The Lady Tigers (14-12) took care of their business with a convincing 67-29 win in Bobcat Gymnasium over Gary (3-12). Timpson (8-11) then gave Tenaha a little help by upsetting Beckville, 42-40, on a shot in the lane by Tammi Harris in the final seconds in Timpson.

WBB: Lady Bears hold off Lady Bobcats, 42-35
Sunday, January 22, 2012

TIMPSON, Tx -- Any of the teams in the District 22-1A girls' basketball race that are looking to nail down one of the three playoff berths are going to have to deal with the Timpson Lady Bears sooner or later.

WBB: Ladycats keep pace by knocking off Gary
Sunday, January 15, 2012

GARY, Tx -- With an opportunity to move into a second-place tie in the District 22-1A standings, Beckville head coach Britney Redfearn was hoping her squad didn't have a letdown Friday night when it took on the struggling Gary Lady Bobcats in the GHS homecoming tilt. But there was no letdown in sight as the Ladycats started fast and forced 39 turnovers in a 52-28 win here in Bobcat Gymnasium.

WBB: Lady Tigers maintain hold on first, 68-28
Thursday, January 12, 2012

Defending District 22-1A champion Tenaha kept pace with Garrison for the league lead after two games as the Lady Tigers received 18 points from Ashlee Ray and 14 from Tia Thomas Tuesday night in a 68-28 victory over Gary in the Tenaha Special Events Center.

Tenaha captured its third consecutive victory with the win as the Lady Tigers moved to within one win of a .500 record (10-11) on the season, while keeping pace with Garrison (5-9) at 2-0 in district play.

WBB: Lady Dragons shake off rust, Gary
Sunday, January 08, 2012

The Shelbyville Lady Dragons went on to the road Friday to open District 22-1A play with the only winning season record of any team in the league. But SHS head coach Michael Dewitz knew if his team didn't come out strong after a three-week layoff that it might be in trouble against Gary.

But the coach's concerns didn't last long as the Lady Dragons built an 11-point halftime lead as they went on to a 46-31 win over the Lady Bobcats in Bobcat Gymnasium.

WBB: Overton outguns Lady Bobcats, 49-25
Friday, December 30, 2011

GARY, Tx -- After stumbling through the middle two quarters of Thursday's nondistrict with Overton, the Gary Lady Bobcats came alive with a furious fourth quarter rally. But the hole the team dug for itself was too much to overcome as GHS dropped its seventh straight game, 49-25, here in Bobcat Gymnasium.

BASK: TENAHA HOLIDAY HOOPS UPDATES
Friday, December 30, 2011

3rd Annual Tenaha Holiday Hoops
Scholarship Basketball Tournament
Dec. 27-29, 2011

TEAMS PARTICIPATING

BASK: 3rd Annual Tenaha tourney begins Tuesday
Friday, December 23, 2011

Some of the best small school basketball in the state of Texas will be showcased next week when Tenaha hosts the Third Annual Tenaha Holiday Hoops Scholarship Tournament Tuesday through Thursday (Dec. 27-29).

There will be 32 boys and girls team - including 12 of which are ranked in the Top 20 in the state by the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches - playing 58 games in local venues to see which squads will walk away with the respective championship trophies.