COLDSPRING — The Tigers took advantage of a young Coldspring team on Friday, besting the Trojans 63-42 in district play.
Trinity controlled the tempo from the opening tip and never looked back; from the opening jump ball, the Trojans found themselves in an uphill battle. Trinity’s aggressive defense and disciplined execution held Coldspring to single-digit scoring in both the first and second quarters, as the Trojans managed just eight and six points respectively.
Meanwhile, the Tigers built an early advantage behind strong senior leadership, taking a commanding 40–14 lead into halftime.
Chance Barron had the hot hand, pouring in 20 points. He was followed by Ayden Debose with 11 and Darryn Bass with 10.
On Jan 20, Trinity kept its seasonal streak of winning home games with a 75-49 downing of Anderson-Shiro.
Bass had 23 points on the night, followed by Debose with 19, Terian Maxie with 13 and Barron with 12.
The Normangee Panthers outpaced the Indians 52-33 on Jan. 20.
Everett Snyder led the team in scoring with 12, while pulling down 8 rebounds.
The Bulldogs posted two losses on the week.
On Jan. 20, Centerville lost to Wells 72-60. Team leaders were Braden White with 16 points and 13 rebounds; Kolt Larsen with 13 points; Wyatt Clede with 12 points; and Hardy Brown with 10 points.
On Jan. 22, Centerville lost to Martinsville 60-55.
The Eagles split games last week, losing to Broaddus 48-37 on Jan. 20, but winning over Zavalla 58-52 on Friday.
