WEATHERFORD —
Ladycats bow out with loss to Seguin
Staff Report
Things took a nasty turn for the Aledo Ladycats in the second quarter at Mansfield High School Friday, as the Ladycats were ambushed with a 23-10 scoring deficit in the period. Aledo failed to make up the margin, falling to the Arlington Seguin Lady Cougars, 49-44, in the Class 4A, Region I Area match.
Mallory Powell led the Ladycats with a game-high 20 points, with senior Alanna Martin adding 13.
Aledo ends the current season with a District 5-4A title, (14-0) and are also the Bi-district champs with their win over FW Southwest.
Brock blasts Lady Tigers, Krum up next
Staff Report
A rested Lady Eagles squad easily eliminated Whitewright from the state playoffs on Friday, as Brock began its postseason with a 62-22 romp.
Elsewhere in bracket play, Krum topped Melissa, 53-39, to set up a Class 2A, Region II quarterfinal match between the Lady Eagles and Krum.
Brock will enter the game as the home team against the Lady Bobcats, who are the runner-up finishers from District 9. Tip off is set for 7 p.m. Tuesday at Northwest High School.
WC looks to big meeting with Ranger
Staff Report
After dropping a contest to Southwestern Christian last week, the Weatherford College Coyotes bounced back to beat Hill College on Wednesday, keeping themselves among the top four in the North Texas Junior College Athletic Conference (NTJCAC) standings. At 5-4, WC is a half game behind third-place Collin and a half game ahead of Temple with three games left.
WC meets conference leader Ranger on Wednesday, at the Graber Athletic Center, which will be the final home game of the season for the Coyotes. Tip off is set for 7:30 p.m.
Lady Coyotes extend streak to seven, clinch tourney spot
Staff Report
Since losing consecutive NTJCAC conference games in January, the Weatherford College Lady Coyotes left the month with a victory and are perfect for February. WC has run the win streak to seven, culminating with a convincing 104-81 romp at Cisco. The game marks Weatherford's highest point total of the season, and also assures Weatherford a reservation at the NJCAA Region V tourney.
At 9-2, the win throws the Lady Coyotes in a 3-way tie for first place, sharing the top spot with Cisco and Hill College, who the Weatherford women beat last week.
WC returns to home court on Wednesday for their final appearance at the Graber Athletic Center. The Lady Coyotes will face Collin, who at 5-6, is in a struggle to make the fourth spot in the standings.
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