Girls
District 6-2A
Texico 35, Clayton 30
Clayton    6    13    11    0    —    30
Texico    14    10    6    5    —    35
Leading scorers — Clayton, Chelsea Kear 12, Jamie Valdez 8. Texico, Jordyn Cooper 13, Katlin Luscombe 7. 3-pointers — Clayton, none. Texico, Jo. Cooper 2, Jaylyn Cooper, Jaryse Harris, Victoria Richards.
Records — Clayton 15-8 (2-2), Texico 19-4 (4-0).
Junior varsity — Texico 39, Clayton 33.
Notes: Texico coach Ryan Autrey said Clayton hurt the Lady Wolverines in the middle two quarters with penetration, especially junior PG Cristen Taylor. ... Texico led by a dozen early before Clayton rallied to tie the game heading into the fourth quarter. Richards scored three points and Jaylyn Cooper and Holly Harris added free throws for all the scoring in the fourth quarter. ... Texico plays at Santa Rosa tonight.

District 3-1A
Fort Sumner 44, Dora 37
Fort Sumner    17    9    9    9    —    44
Dora    6    8    14    9    —    37
Leading scorers — Fort Sumner, Racheal Chavez 16, Bree Lucero 10. Dora, Kelli Merrick 15, Kendra Mereick 7. 3-pointers — Fort Sumner, Chavez 3, LaNay Crenshaw, Courtney Kyle. Dora, Tearney O’Connor.
Records — Fort Sumner 16-8 (5-2), Dora 18-4 (5-2).
Junior varsity — Fort Sumner 24, Dora 8.
Notes: The Vixens pulled into a tie for second in the district with Dora, behind Elida (18-6, 5-1). Fort Sumner visits Elida on Tuesday; Dora closes at Floyd on Friday. … Chavez hit a pair of 3-pointers in the first quarter to help stake the Vixens to their early lead. … Dora cut its 12-point halftime deficit to 39-35 on Kelli Merrick’s 3-point play with 4:01 left, but scored only two points the rest of the way. Chavez hit 4-of-4 free throws and Sarah Stinnett 1-of-2 down the stretch to seal the win.

Melrose 49, Floyd 42
Floyd    8    11    14    9    —    42
Melrose    9    18    6    16    —    49
Leading scorers — Floyd, Veroncia Mendoza 17, Tori Tucker 11. Melrose, Cara Barnard 12, Shelby McElroy 10, Elizabeth Green 8. 3-pointers — Floyd, Elena Mendoza. Melrose, Jordan Beard.
Records — Floyd 14-10 (1-5), Melrose 5-19 (1-7).
Notes: Barnard, a 5-7 8th-grader, scored nine of her 12 points in the decisive fourth quarter. “We were able to control the boards in the fourth quarter and limit them to one shot,” Melrose coach Jack Props said. … The Lady Buffs are off until the district tournament next Saturday.

Texas
District 5-1A
Farwell 64, Springlake-Earth 41
Springlake-Earth    5    10    11    15    —    41
Farwell    14    18    17    15    —    64
Leading scorers — Springlake-Earth, Roberson 12, Vasquez 9. Farwell, Laura Martiinez 17, Tiffani Jones 16, Keegan Langford 9. 3-pointers — Springlake-Earth, York 2. Farwell, none.
Records — Springlake-Earth 15-16, Farwell 17-13.
Notes: The game was a playoff to determine second place in the district, and played at Sudan. Farwell earned a bi-district game at 8 p.m. (CST) Tuesday against Sundown (21-7) at Littlefield; Springlake-Earth faces Tahoka on Tuesday at Wayland Baptist University in Plainview. … Langford scored 8 of her points in the first quarter, while Martinez had six in the second period and Jones had seven in the third.

Boys
District 6-2A
Texico 53, Clayton 32
Clayton    15    7    2    8    —    32
Texico    13    7    13    20    —    53
Leading scorers — Clayton, Jorge Gonzales 9, Aric Trujillo 8. Texico, Seth Bailey 21, Mario Posada 11. 3-pointers — Clayton, none. Texico, Connor Doolittle.
Records — Clayton 15-8 (1-3), Texico 22-1 (4-0).
Junior varsity — Texico 50, Clayton 46, OT.
Notes: Bailey helped pick up the scoring slack with senior Brett Anderson in foul troube. The junior scored eight points in the fourth quarter and 14 in the second half. He was also 11-of-12 from from the free throw line. Posada’s point total was a season high. ... Posada also held Trujillo scoreless after the first quarter. “It was truly a tale of two halves,” Texico coach Richard Luscombe said. “Clayton played real well early. We executed about as poorly as we have all season in the first half,” which ended with Texico down 22-20. “We did a real good job of executing in the second half and we shot our free throws well.” ... After going 6-of-13 from the free-throw line in the first half, Texico was 10-of-11 in the second half. 

District 3-1A
Dora 66, Fort Sumner 54
Fort Sumner    21    9    14    10    —    54
Dora    24    7    24    11    —    66
Leading scorers — Fort Sumner, Berry Stinnett 15, Rawley Stallard 14, Christian Pettigrew 12. Dora, Jeremy Butler 21, Kyler Smith 19, Lathan Lieb 12, Mark Butler 10. 3-pointers — Fort Sumner, Pettigrew 3, Stallard 3. Dora, J. Butler 5, Smith 2, Lieb.
Records — Fort Sumner 15-7 (4-3), Dora 20-5 (7-0).
Junior varsity — Fort Sumner 64, Dora 45.
Notes: The win clinches the district title and top seed in the upcoming tournament for the Coyotes. … After missing a 3-pointer to start the game, the Coyotes hit five 3s in a row to build an 18-13 lead. Jeremy Butler’s fifth 3-pointer keyed an 11-4 run for Dora to start the third quarter. Fort Sumner got back to 42-40 in the third period, but Lieb had two 3-pointers and 8 points to key a quarter-ending 13-4 run for the Coyotes. … Pettigrew’s 3-pointer pulled Fort Sumner to 60-54 with 2:40 left, but the Foxes didn’t score after that and Dora went 6-of-8 from the line down the stretch.

Floyd 48, Melrose 38
Floyd    12    11    13    12    —    48
Melrose    8    6    9    15    —    38
Leading scorers — Floyd, Chet Chenault 20, Leon Mendoza 8. Melrose, Kendal Mudgett 10, Clint Barnard 6. 3-pointers — Floyd, Chay Chenault, Chet Chenault, Eddie Sotelo. Melrose, Ramon Arenivar, Lane Draper, Mudgett.
Records — Floyd 15-8 (3-3), Melrose 9-15 (1-7).
Junior varsity — Melrose 60, Floyd 55.

Texas
District 5-1A
Farwell 63, Olton 55
Farwell    15    16    13    19    —    63
Olton    19    9    11    16    —    55
Leading scorers — Farwell, Luke Carpenter 18, Bo Mitchell 16, Landry Actkinson 15. Olton, Torey Jimenez 12, Bobby Workman 10. 3-pointers — Farwell, Actkinson, Mason Coburn. Olton, T. Jimenez, Seve Jimenez.
Records — Farwell 15-13 (7-3), Olton n/a.
Notes: The victory gave the Steers second place in the district over Olton, which finished 6-4. … Carpenter’s total was a season high. “Luke came off the bench and kept us close with seven points in the first quarter,” Steers coach Patrick Finney said. “If he doesn’t do that, we’re probably in some trouble.” … Olton tied the game in the third quarter, but Farwell built a five-point lead by the end of the period and protected it with 9-of-12 from the foul line, including 6-of-6 from Actkinson. … Both teams qualify for the Class 1A playoffs and will play on Feb. 24 in a doubleheader at Lubbock Christian University. The Steers meet Sundown at 6:30 p.m. (CST) in the opener, followed by Olton against Seagraves.

Springlake-Earth 69, Bovina 51
Springlake-Earth    20    20    21    8    —    69
Bovina    17    12    10    12    —    51
Leading scorers — Springlake-Earth, Betz 17, Spencer 15, Manasco 12. Bovina, Jesus Rocha 23. 3-pointers — Springlake-Earth, Spencer 4, Betz. Bovina, Rocha, Dorian Vela.
Records — Springlake-Earth 7-20 (2-8), Bovina 12-16 (3-7).
Junior varsity — Springlake-Earth 47, Bovina 18.
Notes: The game was the season finale for both teams. … The Wolverines were able to steadily increase their lead throughout the game, going from a three-point lead at the quarter to a 20-point margin by the end of the third period.

District 2-2A
Childress 62, Muleshoe 58
Childress    9    12    19    22    —    62
Muleshoe    13    8    21    16    —    58
Leading scorers — Childress, Dontae Flemons 23, Kregg Wood 18, Justin Hicks 12. Muleshoe, Dillon Gallman 23, Cooper Washngton 14, Nick Hurtado 12. 3-pointers — Childress, Wood 6, Flemons 3. Muleshoe, Gallman 5, Hurtado.
Records — Childress 24-9 (7-2), Muleshoe 9-10 (4-5).
Junior varsity — Childress 51, Muleshoe 35.

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