Serving the High Plains
Serving the High Plains
The Logan girls basketball team won two games after dropping its season-opener against a Texas squad at the Dora Tournament.
The Lady Longhorns closed the tourney with a 52-10 pasting of Cloudcroft on Saturday.
Hailee Robertson led Logan with 17 points, and teammate Lizzy Horner added nine.
“Overall, I thought the girls did a good job this weekend,” Logan first-year coach Dustin Robertson said. “Everyone received some much needed experience that I hope helps their confidence grow.
“We did have moments where our inexperience showed up, but they all did a good job of not dwelling on it and moving on to the next play.”
Cloudcroft fell to 0-2.
Logan 56, Elida 18
After the first-round loss at the Dora Tournament, the Lady Longhorns bounced back Friday with a resounding 56-18 victory over Elida.
Desta Rose led the Lady Longhorns with 20 points, and Robertson was close behind with 18 points.
Elida fell to 0-3.
Whitharral 46, Logan 33
Logan opened its season with a 46-33 loss against Whitharral, Texas, on Thursday at the Dora Tournament.
Horner led Logan with 12 points, and Rose added nine.
The Panthers improved to 2-1 on the season.
San Jon
The youthful San Jon girls basketball team is playing a schedule of only junior-varsity games this season.