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Tigers Dominate Holland

Brittney Lowe

The Bremond Journal

The Bremond Tigers delivered an impressive performance on the basketball court, defeating the Holland Hornets with a commanding 58-39 score. The game showcased the Tigers’ all-around strength, from scoring to defense, making it a thrilling victory that highlighted their teamwork and individual talents. The standout player for Bremond was #3 Tristan Moorehead, who led the charge with an outstanding 19 points. His sharp shooting and court awareness were key to pushing the Tigers ahead throughout the game. Right behind him was #23 Jeremy Harris II, who added 15 points to the scoreboard. He proved to be a consistent offensive threat and an integral part of the Tigers’ scoring success. In addition to Moorehead and Harris, other key contributors included #10 Jeramiah Morgan and #32 Rhett Olson, both of whom scored 9 points each. Their efforts helped the team maintain a balanced offensive attack and were crucial in widening the gap between Bremond and Holland. Defensively, the Tigers showcased their dominance under the rim. #11 Jaden Scott and #2 Carson Crowley were formidable forces in the paint, blocking shots and grabbing key rebounds, stifling any offensive momentum from the Hornets. Their defensive presence made it difficult for Holland to score inside, contributing to Bremond’s solid lead throughout the game. But it wasn’t just the big men who made an impact; fast-footed guards like Terrence “Tank” Scott, #4 Braylon Estrada, and #13 Dominic Williams played pivotal roles in offense and defense. Their speed on the court kept Holland’s defense on its toes, while their ability to pressure the ball and disrupt Holland’s offense was crucial in limiting the Hornets’ scoring opportunities. The Tigers displayed exceptional chemistry on the floor, with Coach Morgan’s guidance helping them create strong pairs of teammates that complemented each other perfectly. Under his leadership, Bremond’s ability to form seamless connections on offense and defense proved a winning formula. Their coordinated efforts were on display as they executed their game plan flawlessly, a testament to Coach Morgan’s coaching and the Tigers’ determination to succeed.

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Area Basketball Update

Roy McCoy

Robertson County News

Bremond Lady Tigers advance to area playoffs The Bremond Lady Tigers continue their dominant season with a decisive victory against Hearne. After their recent win, they faced the Big Sandy Wildcats on February 11 at Lovelady High School, emerging victorious once again. Now, they set their sights on the Shiner Comanches for the Area Basketball Playoffs. This crucial matchup is scheduled for February 13 at 6:30 p.m. at Manor High School. With an impressive 10-2 district record and a 25-5 overall standing, the Lady Tigers are ranked second in their district and are eager to continue their playoff push. Hearne Eagles claim district The Hearne Eagles Varsity Boys Basketball team secured another decisive victory against Mumford before taking on Somerville on February 11. They dominated the court with a 71-42 win, solidifying their position at the top of the district with an 11-1 record and an overall standing of 24-5. The Eagles are now preparing for a showdown against the Sabine Pass Sharks on February 18 at New Caney High School for the Bi-District Championship, scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Bremond Tigers continue winning streak The Bremond Tigers Varsity Boys Basketball team showcased a strong performance against Holland on February 10, securing a 58-39 victory. Currently, they are 7-5 in District, with a 10-7 overall standing. They will face the Gordon Longhorns on February 14, hoping to maintain their winning momentum in the playoffs. Franklin Lions head to playoffs The Franklin Lions Varsity Boys Basketball team achieved a commanding 52-29 win over the Rogers Eagles. With an undefeated 12-0 district record and a 17-7 overall standing, the Lions are playoff-bound. They will face the Fairfield Eagles on February 18 in a highly anticipated matchup. Calvert Trojans look to bounce back after loss The Calvert Trojans Varsity Boys Basketball team faced a tough challenge against the Fayetteville Lions last week, suffering an 85-58 defeat. Despite this setback, they remain determined as they prepare to take on Italy on February 14 at 12:30 p.m. The Trojans currently hold a 6-4 district record and a 7-9 overall standing, looking to finish the season strong.

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