Briana Garza and Caitlynn Carman hit run-scoring doubles in the first and third innings, respectively, giving Carnell some runs with which to work, and Briana Coronado’s two-run single in the sixth provided the final margin.

Frenship (13-8) also scored a fourth-inning run as Carnell came home as Ashley Nabors was reaching on an error.

Maddie Johnson had a double and two walks for the Tigers, who visit Cooper for a non-district game at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday.

Carnell (5-3) walked one and struck out one.

FRENSHIP 5, BIG SPRING 1

Frenship 101 102 0 – 5 9 1

Big Spring 000 010 0 – 1 4 4

Carnell and McClellan; Hunt and Womack. W-Carnell (5-3). L-Hunt. 2B-Frenship, Johnson, Garza, Carman. Records: Frenship 13-8, 1-0; Big Spring 0-1 in district.

• LCHS 18, Fort Worth Calvary 0

Lubbock Christian High got its TAPPS District 1-3A season off to a strong start, routing Fort Worth Calvary 18-0 in a three-inning game.

Starting pitcher Jenny Hall (4-6) tossed a no-hitter while posting seven strikeouts in three innings of work.

The Lady Eagles managed 18 hits, including five extra-base knocks. Hall was 2-for-3 with an RBI. Avery Branson and Sydney Roberts both went 3-for-3 on the night, with Branson driving in three runs and Roberts managing two RBIs.

Summer Petrie went 2-for-2 with a pair of runs driven in on a two-run homer, her first of the season. Kelsea Horton, Brenna Adkins and Stacia Dempsey each had triples for LCHS.

The Lady Eagles will next face Class 2A Bushland in a non-district game at 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday at PlainsCapital Park.

LCHS 18, FORT WORTH CALVARY 0

FW Calvary 000 – 0 0 3

LCHS 3(13)2 – 18 18 0

Game ended by mutual agreement due to inclement weather.

Aty and Smith; Hall and Robinson. W-Hall (4-6). L-Aty. 2B-LCHS, Sheets. 3B-LCHS, Dempsey, Horton, Adkins. HR-LCHS, Petrie (1). Records: FW Calvary 0-2 in TAPPS 1-3A; LCHS 10-13, 1-0.

• Cooper 9, Lamesa 0

LAMESA – Cooper broke out its power stroke in the third inning, ripping five extra-base hits en route to a seven-run inning and a non-district win against Lamesa.

Lauren Heinrich led off the third with a double, and then Korrie Chandler doubled to bring home Heinrich. Hannah Limmer singled in Chandler, and Madison Taylor cleared the bases with a triple. Bree Coons then roped another double that scored Taylor before Bailee Cowan swatted a two-run homer.

Heinrich also led off the game with a home run for the third time this season.

Cowan (2-1) pitched a complete game shutout, striking out 13 batters and surrendering only two hits.

Cooper will return to action with a road game at 4 p.m. Monday against Perryton.

COOPER 9, LAMESA 0

Cooper 107 010 0 – 9 15 0

Lamesa 000 000 0 – 0 2 1

Cowan and Limmer; A. Casarez and S. Casarez. W-Cowan (2-1). L-A. Casarez. 2B-Cooper, Chandler 2, Coons 2, Cowan, Heinrich. 3B-Cooper, Taylor, Cowan. HR-Cooper, Heinrich (5), Cowan (2). Records: Cooper 17-4, Lamesa 13-4.

Bass finished the day 3-for-6. The junior first baseman hit a two-run home run in the first game, his third long ball of the year, and he erased an early deficit with a two-run single in the first inning of the second game.

Texas Tech signee Mason Randolph also homered in the opener, finishing the game 3-for-5 with five RBIs, while Brennan Johnson and Alex Linker each had two hits and three RBIs for the Mustangs (10-5-3, 2-0 in district). Coronado scored 16 of its runs in the third and fourth innings, and Garrison Howard (1-0) earned the win in relief after allowing one earned run and three hits with two strikeouts in 32/3 innings.

Fellow right-hander Paxton Bartley (4-0) pitched a complete game in the nightcap, allowing two runs and four hits while striking out two and walking two. Offensively, Coronado’s Brayden Blackwell hit two doubles and drove in a run.

Game 1

CORONADO 20, MIDLAND LEE 17

Coronado 307 901 0 – 20 19 5

Lee 082 302 2 – 17 20 2

Rushing, O’Neill (2), Howard (4) and Randolph; Salois, Brosig (3), Buendia (4), Avery (4) and Garret. W-Howard (1-0). L-Brosig. 2B-Coronado. Simmons, Bass, Randolph, Johnson, Garry; Lee, Salois 2, Kidwell, Garcia. 3B-Lee, Estrella. HR-Coronado, Bass (3), Randolph (1); Lee, Vargas.

Game 2

CORONADO 6, MIDLAND LEE 2

Lee 200 000 0 – 2 4 1

Coronado 200 013 x – 6 5 0

Jumper, Buendia (5), Avery (6) and Mata, Garret (5); Bartley and Randolph. W-Bartley (4-0). L-Jumper. 2B-Lee, Jumper; Coronado, Blackwell 2, Bass. Records: Lee 8-10, 0-2 in District 2-5A; Coronado 10-5-3, 2-0.

• Lubbock High

Jack Bolger and Frank Rodriguez both pitched complete games for Midland, which swept Lubbock High in a District 2-5A doubleheader at Westerner Field.

In the opener, Bolger (3-1) allowed just two runs and four hits with two strikeouts in an 11-2 win. Rodriguez (3-0), another right-hander, then hurled a four-hit shutout with two strikeouts.

For the Westerners (7-9, 0-2 in district), Aaron Rivera finished 2-for-4 with an RBI in the first game. Isaac Reyna went 2-for-3 in the second game.

Game 1

MIDLAND 11, LUBBOCK HIGH 2

Midland 025 010 3 – 11 9 3

Lubbock High 010 000 1 – 2 4 4

Jack Bolger and Travis Sims; R.J. Garcia, Nate Kelly (5) and Powe. W-Bolger (3-1). L-Garcia (1-3). 2B-Midland, Luke Slentz; Lubbock High, Aaron Rivera, Reyna.

Game 2

MIDLAND HIGH 9, LUBBOCK HIGH 0

Lubbock 000 000 0 – 0 4 2

Midland 500 121 x – 9 10 0

Reyna, Rivera (1) and Powe; Rodriguez and Sims. W-Rodriguez (3-0). L-Reyna (1-3). 2B-Midland, Callier, Bolger, Sawyer, Sims. Records: Lubbock High 7-9, 0-2 in District 2-5A; Midland High 12-5, 2-0.

• Lubbock Christian

Taylor Jones and Jared McDougal both pitched complete games and nearly hit for the cycle, helping Lubbock Christian High win its first two TAPPS District 1-3A games in dominating fashion.

McDougal (5-3) struck out 11 batters in a 12-2 win against Flower Mound Coram Deo, and he finished 3-for-3 at the plate with a single, double, triple and two RBIs. Jones (5-1) then fanned nine in a 19-3 win against Fort Worth Calvary, and he drove in five runs and fell a triple short of the cycle.

All nine of the Eagles’ starters had at least one hit against Calvary, and Taylor Timmons finished the day 4-for-8 with a home run, three doubles and seven RBIs. Jared Gore and Steven Parker had three hits apiece and combined for three RBIs against Coram Deo, with Gore missing the cycle by a triple.

Lubbock Christian (12-6, 2-0) will next host Amarillo San Jacinto, which beat Calvary earlier on Friday, at 6 p.m. Tuesday.

LUBBOCK CHRISTIAN 12

FLOWER MOUND CORAM DEO 2

Corman Deo 000 020 – 2 5 3

Lubbock Christian 803 001 – 12 15 1

Game ended by 10-run rule.

Holland and McKee; McDougal and Branson. W-McDougal (5-3). L-Holland. 2B-Lubbock Christian, Parker 2, McDougal, Timmons, Gore. 3B-Lubbock Christian, McDougal, Haley. HR-Coram Deo, McKee; Lubbock Christian, Timmons (2), Gore (2). Records: Coram Deo 7-2, 0-2; Lubbock Christian 11-6, 1-0.

LUBBOCK CHRISTIAN 19, FORT WORTH CALVARY 3

FW Calvary 100 02 – 3 3 3

Lubbock Christian 5(10)1 3x – 19 19 0

Game ended by 10-run rule.

Plotkowski, Bethke (3), Jones (3), Manasu (4) and Ross; Jones and Gore. W-Jones (5-1). L-Plotkowski. 2B-Lubbock Christian, Stephenson 2, Timmons 2, Parker, Jones, Gore. 3B-FW Calvary, Vasquez; Lubbock Christian, Parker, McDougal, Jones. HR-Lubbock Christian, Jones (2). Records: FW Calvary 0-2 in district; Lubbock Christian 12-6, 2-0.

• Trinity Christian

FORT WORTH – Trinity Christian was swept 8-0 and 5-4 in a TAPPS District 1-4A doubleheader against Fort Worth Christian.

Graylin Johnson pitched a three-hit shutout with seven strikeouts in the opener, and the Cardinals (17-3, 4-0 in district) played errorless defense behind him. The Lions (7-7, 0-4), meanwhile, committed five fielding errors.

Trinity jumped out a 4-1 lead in the second game, but Fort Worth Christian scored four runs in the bottom of the fifth inning and held on. The Lions’ Jordan Tivis allowed only two earned runs and four hits while striking out seven in a complete game, and Tanner Ford finished 2-for-3 with an RBI and a run scored. Travis Moore hit a two-run single.

Trinity takes a week off before hosting a district game against Arlington Grace Prep at 5 p.m. Friday.

FORT WORTH CHRISTIAN 8, TRINITY CHRISTIAN 0

Trinity 000 000 0 – 0 3 5

FW Christian 004 310 x – 8 12 0

Killough and Hunker; Johnson and Oestereich. W-Johnson (5-2). L-Killough (2-2). 2B-FW Christian, Eager. 3B-FW Christian, Watson.

FORT WORTH CHRISTIAN 5, TRINITY CHRISTIAN 4

Trinity 000 220 0 – 4 6 2

FW Christian 100 040 x – 5 4 2

Tivis and Hunker; Eager, Pharis (6) and Oestereich. W-Eager (3-1). L-Tivis (3-3). S-Pharis (2). 2B-Trinity, Ford; FW Christian, Graves, Cunningham. Records: Trinity 7-7, 0-4; FW Christian 17-3, 4-0.

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FRIDAY’S AREA LINESCORES

District 3-2A

SHALLOWATER 13, LITTLEFIELD 2

Shallowater 003 422 2 – 13 6 3

Littlefield 100 001 0 – 2 4 9

Robertson, Sturdivant (7) and Eckles; Gray, Silvas (6) and Huseman. W-Robertson. L-Gray. 2B-Shallowater, Berryman. Records: Shallowater 10-4, 3-0; Littlefield 5-3, 2-1.

ABERNATHY 7, SLATON 4

Abernathy 101 200 3 – 7 8 3

Slaton 030 010 0 – 4 6 3

Pierce and Barbee; Jones and Chancellor. W-Pierce (3-1). L-Jones (0-4). 2B-Abernathy, Dominguez; Slaton, Jones. HR-Abernathy, Barbee (3), Dominguez (2). Records: Abernathy 6-4, 2-1; Slaton 3-12, 1-2.

District 4-1A

SUNDOWN 15, SMYER 5

Sundown 023 37 – 15 11 2

Smyer 200 30 – 5 4 7

Game ended by 10-run rule.

Newsome, Priest (5) and Cantu; Fikes, DeLeon (3) and Cavazos. W-Newsome. L-Fikes (2-2). 2B-Sundown, McVey. 3B-Sundown, Rodriguez; Smyer, Ramirez. Records: Sundown 5-3, 2-0; Smyer 3-4, 1-2.

Non-district

SNYDER 2, MIDLAND GREENWOOD 0

Greenwood 000 000 0 – 0 5 1

Snyder 010 010 0 – 2 7 1

White and Moody; Cox and Hernandez. W-Cox. L-White. 2B-Greenwood, Hollums, Moody; Snyder, Smith, Davis. Records: Greenwood 9-9, Snyder 7-9.

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TODAY’S GAMES

CITY

District 1-3A

Cooper at Perryton, 2 p.m.

District 3-2A

Idalou at Roosevelt, noon

AREA

District 4-1A

Seagraves at Plains, 11 a.m.

Non-district

Pecos at Seminole, 1 p.m.

Vernon at Snyder, 3 p.m.

Brownfield, Crosbyton, Lockney, Morton, New Deal, Olton, Ralls and Tahoka at Field of Dreams Classic, Lockney, TBA

uE06E Odessa 11
Lubbock High 1
ODESSA — Leadoff hitter Karena Quiroz went 4-for-4 for Odessa, which run-ruled Lubbock High in a District 2-5A softball game.
Shannon Meyer finished 3-for-4 for the Lady Bronchos (12-8, 3-0 in district), and A’Lisa Allison allowed only one run and six hits while striking out three in a complete game.
Arleen Alamanza and Sabrina Martinez had two hits apiece for the Lady Westerners (8-9, 0-3), and Martinez scored their only run on an RBI single by Marissa Trevino in the top of the second inning.
Lubbock High plays a district doubleheader at rival Coronado at 1 p.m. Saturday.
ODESSA 11, LUBBOCK HIGH 1
Lubbock High 010 000 — 1 6 2
Odessa 360 002 — 11 15 0
Game ended by 10-run rule.
Aguilar and Alamanza; Allison and Rogers. W—Allison. L—Aguilar (7-9). 2B—Odessa, Quiroz, Hinojos, Armendarez, Rogers, Allison. Records: Lubbock High 8-9, 0-3; Odessa 12-8, 3-0.

uE06E Shallowater 16
LCHS 2
Lubbock Christian High lost its home opener to Shallowater at PlainsCapital Park on the campus of Lubbock Christian University.
Shallowater shortstop Hunter Bernal provided just about all the offense the Fillies would need, going 3-for-3 with four runs batted in. She hit two doubles and a home run.
The Lady Eagles are scheduled to open TAPPS 1-3A play on Saturday morning against Fort Worth Calvary at 10:00 am. The game will be played at the Lubbock Youth Sports Complex.
SHALLOWATER 16, LCHS 2
Shallowater 204 131 5 — 16 12 2
LCHS 100 001 0 — 2 5 3
Satterfield and Brawley; Horton, Hall (5), Horton (7) and Robinson. W—Satterfield (6-0). L—Horton (6-7). 2B—Shallowater, Bernal 2, Ryg. HR—Shallowater, Bernal (3). Records: Shallowater 15-2, LCHS 9-13.

uE06E Roosevelt
ACUFF — Roosevelt lost a pair of non-district home games against Colorado and Ralls.
Colorado no-hit the Lady Eagles in a 22-0 victory. The Lady Wolves scored 12 runs in the first inning and hit two home runs.
Ralls then withstood a late rally by Roosevelt in a 6-5 victory. Samantha Hawkins hit an RBI double for the Lady Eagles in the bottom of the seventh, and she also walked and stole a base.

COLORADO 22, ROOSEVELT 0
Colorado (12)28 0 — 22 11 0
Roosevelt 000 0 — 0 0 3
Game ended by 15-run rule.
Hicks and Arispe; Martin, Escobar (1) and Garcia. W—Hicks. L—Martin (10-11). 2B—Colorado, Wuitien. 3B—Colorado, Espinoza. HR—Colorado, Espinoza, Sulton.
RALLS 6, ROOSEVELT 5
Ralls 310 002 0 — 6 10 1
Roosevelt 020 200 1 — 5 8 1
Calderon and Castro; Martin and Garcia. W—Calderon. L—Martin (10-12). 2B—Ralls, Martinez; Roosevelt, Hawkins. Record: Roosevelt 11-14.

Starter A.T. Rivera (5-1) allowed only one hit while striking out 11 in four innings, and he faced the minimum of 12 batters. Fellow right-hander Curtis Sanchez then struck out all three hitters he faced in the fifth, after which the game was called because of the 10-run mercy rule.

ESTACADO 13, DALHART 0

Estacado 380 11 – 13 13 0

Dalhart 000 00 – 0 1 5

Game ended by 10-run rule.

Rivera, Sanchez (5) and Gomez; Hanlin and Sierra. W-Rivera (5-1). L-Hanlin. 2B-Estacado, Alvarez, Flores, Quesada, Young. Records: Estacado 14-5, 1-0; Dalhart 0-1 in district.

• Cooper 3, Snyder 1

SNYDER – Chadd Bednarz allowed only one run and three hits in an efficient complete game, leading Cooper to a non-district win at Snyder.

Bednarz, a senior right-hander who improved to 5-1 this season, struck out three, walked one and threw only 78 pitches in seven innings. Fifty-two of those offerings were strikes.

COOPER 3, SNYDER 1

Cooper 020 010 0 – 3 6 1

Snyder 010 000 0 – 1 3 1

C. Bednarz and P. Bednarz; Crenwelge, Rinehart (5) and Hernandez. W-C. Bednarz (5-1). L-Crenwelge (2-4). 2B-Cooper, Kohnle, W. Brown. 3B-Snyder, Smith. Record: Cooper 14-4, Snyder 6-9.

• Frenship

VERNON – Frenship split a pair of non-district games, losing to Burkburnett in eight innings before routing Vernon in a game shortened to five innings by the 10-run mercy rule.

The Tigers’ Stephen Smith, Ryan Swanner and Josh Vasquez each had two hits in the 5-4 loss to Burkburnett, and Brandon Hanslik hit a two-run triple. An RBI single by Smith gave Frenship a 4-3 lead going into the bottom of the seventh, but the Bulldogs tied the game with two outs and then won it in the eighth.

BURKBURNETT 5, FRENSHIP 4 (8)

Frenship 010 200 10 – 4 10 2

Burkburnett 002 100 11 – 5 10 1

Green, Quisenberry (8) and Walker; Shearman, Kelski (3), Roark (6), Patty (8) and Lewis. W-Patty. L-Quisenberry (1-2). 2B-Burkburnett, Cornelius, Kelski. 3B-Frenship, Hanslik. HR-Burkburnett, Cornelius.

FRENSHIP 14, VERNON 0

Frenship 540 05 – 14 8 0

Vernon 000 00 – 0 5 7

Game ended by 10-run rule.

Jace Hall, Seth Morris (5) and Arredondo; McNair, Uriquisa (5) and Smithson. W-Hall (1-2). L-McNair. 2B-Frenship, Pool 2, J. Vasquez, Arredondo. Record: Frenship 7-13.

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THURSDAY’S AREA LINESCORE

Non-district

SNYDER 9, LAMESA 2

Lamesa 000 002 0 – 2 3 3

Snyder 103 230 x – 9 9 0

Sevedge and Gonzales; Rinehart, Roemisch (4), Cox (5), Billingsley (6), Carroll (7) and Hernandez. W-Rinehart (1-0). L-Sevedge. 2B-Snyder, Crenwelge. 3B-Snyder, Davis. Record: Snyder 6-9.

Navarette (7-3) walked two and struck out 15, and on offense was 2 for 4 with 2 RBIs.

Christina Florence led the Lady Mustangs (11-5-1, 1-1-1 in 2-5A) by going 3 for 4 with a pair of RBIs. Tori Ruiz also drove in two with her 1-for-4 day, and Lani Munoz went 2 for 2.

Coronado will return to action Saturday with a doubleheader against Lubbock High beginning at 1 p.m.

CORONADO 11, AMARILLO 0
Coronado 011 121 5 — 11 9 1
Amarillo 000 000 0 — 0 0 4
Navarrette and Florence; Mason and Walton. WP—Navarrette 7-3 . LP—Mason 7-12. 2B—Coronado, Ruiz, Florence 2. 3B—Coronado, Munoz. HR—Coronado, Navarette. Records: Coronado 11-5-1, 1-1-1; Amarillo 7-13, 0-3.

Limon scattered on earned run on seven hits and five walks with three strikeouts in 62/3 innings to improve to 2-1 on the year.

Rivera finished 2 for 2 with two RBIs, a run scored and two stolen bases. Nick Flores went 2 for 4 and scored three times, and Zyquaine Young went 2 for 4 with an RBI and two stolen bases.

ESTACADO 7, FRENSHIP 3
Frenship 002 000 1 — 3 7 3
Estacado 220 111 x — 7 8 2
Green, Smith (2) and Arrendando; Limon, Quesada (7) and Gomez. W—Limon 2-1. L—Green. 2B—Cabe. Records: Frenship 5-13; Estacado 13-5.
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WEDNESDAY’S AREA GAMES
CLASS 2A
District 3-2A
SHALLOWATER 24, POST 0
Shallowater 702 1(14) — 24 10 2
Post 000 00 — 0 0 9
Berryman and Eckles; Wyndam, Perez (4) and James, Wyndam (4). W—Berryman (2-0). L—Wyndam. 2B—Shallowatere, Eckles, J. Jones, Robertson. Records: Shallowater 2-0 in 3-2A; Post 0-2.
LITTLEFIELD 6, IDALOU 2
Idalou 110 000 0 — 2 4 2
Littlefield 022 101 x — 6 8 2
Johnson and Thornton; Merrifield and Huseman. W—Merrifield (2-2). L—Johnson. 2B—Idalou, Gunn; Littlefield, Onofre. 3B—Littlefield, Gray. Records: Idalou 1-1 in 3-2A; Littlefield 5-2, 2-0. JV score: Idalou 13, Littlefield 3.
CLASS 1A
District 4-1A
NEW DEAL 18, WHITEFACE 2
at Sundown HS
New Deal 445 50 — 18 11 2
Whiteface 000 20 — 2 7 5
Robinson and L. Valdez; Johnson, Hughes (4) and Tanner. W—Robinson. L—Johnson. 2B—New Deal, L. Valdez; Whiteface, Johnson. 3B— New Deal, A. Valdez. Records: New Deal 2-0 in 4-1A; Whiteface 2-3, 1-1.
TODAY’S GAMES
CITY
Frenship vs. Burkburnett at Vernon, 1 p.m.
Estacado vs. Dalhart, 2 p.m.
Frenship at Vernon, 3 p.m.
Cooper at Snyder, 3 p.m.
AREA
District 3-2A
Denver City at Post, noon
Non-district
Lamesa at Snyder, 6 p.m.
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LOCKNEY FIELD OF DREAMS CLASSIC
Ralls vs. Nazareth, 8:30 a.m.
Brownfield vs. Olton, 10:45 a.m.
Morton vs. Tulia, 1 p.m.
Lockney vs. New Deal, 3:15 p.m.
Brownfield-Olton winner vs. Crosbyton, 5:30 p.m.
Morton-Tulia winner vs. Tahoka, 7:45 p.m.

The only goal came on a breakaway by Franchesca Lozoya midway through the first half, and Nicollette Mendez provided an assist on the play. Coronado goalkeeper Jessica Gaines stopped Monterey’s other 10 shots on goal.

The Lady Plainsmen (9-7-4, 7-7-4 in District 2-5A), who went 2-0-1 in their last three matches, finished fifth in district play for the second year in a row. The Lady Mustangs (3-11-6, 2-11-5) finished ninth.

• Lubbock High boys

MIDLAND – Aidan Hamman and Dario Orta scored second-half goals for Lubbock High, which played Midland Lee to a 2-2 tie in a District 2-5A finale at Grande Communications Stadium.

The Westerners (7-13-1, 5-12-1), who were winless a year ago, finished eighth in district play.

George Ulmo and Taylor Hodges scored in the first half for the Rebels (11-3-8, 9-3-6), who had already secured 2-5A’s fourth and final playoff spot.

• Lubbock High girls

MIDLAND – A goal by Jamie Bush stood as the only score of the match, and Midland Lee beat Lubbock High 1-0 in a District 2-5A finale at Grande Communications Stadium.

The Lady Westerners (3-17, 1-17) finished in 10th place for the second year in a row. Lee (7-8-5, 6-8-4) wrapped up the season in sixth.

GIRLS

Team District Overall Pts.

y-Midland 16-1-1 16-2-2 49

x-Amarillo 15-2-1 17-3-1 46

x-Permian 13-2-3 14-2-3 42

x-S.A. Central 9-6-3 10-8-3 30

Monterey 7-7-4 9-7-4 23

Midland Lee 6-8-4 7-8-5 22

Odessa 3-10-5 3-12-5 14

Tascosa 3-11-4 6-11-4 13

Coronado 2-11-5 3-11-6 11

Lubbock High 1-17 3-17 3

Note: Three points for district win, one point for tie

Tuesday’s Results

Monterey 1, Coronado 0

Midland Lee 1, Lubbock High 0

Amarillo 1, Tascosa 0

Midland 3, San Angelo Central 0

Odessa Permian 1, Odessa 0

x-clinched playoff berth

BOYS

Team District Overall Pts.

y-Midland 13-2-3 16-2-4 42

x-Monterey 12-4-2 15-4-2 38

x-Odessa 11-4-3 11-4-3 36

x-Mid. Lee 9-3-6 11-3-8 33

Amarillo 9-5-4 12-5-4 31

Permian 7-5-6 9-6-7 27

S.A. Central 5-10-3 6-12-4 18

Lubbock High 5-12-1 7-13-1 16

Tascosa 2-12-4 2-12-4 10

Coronado 1-17 1-21 3

Note: Three points for district win, one point for tie

Tuesday’s Results

Monterey 4, Coronado 1

Lubbock High 2, Midland Lee 2

Amarillo 2, Tascosa 0

Midland 3, San Angelo Central 1

Odessa Permian 1, Odessa 1, tie

y-clinched district title

Slideshow: Monterey 4, Coronado 1

Trailing 2-0 entering the top of the fifth, Ashton Bell hit a two-run double that scored Frenship’s first runs and gave the Tigers the lead.

Frenship starting pitcher Kenzi Carnell headed back to the circle to finish the game, but walked in the tying run before giving up a game-winning single. The game ended after five innings because of the tournament time limit.

The Tigers beat Houston St. Agnes 7-4 and lost to Danbury 2-1 in earlier action. Bell recorded an extra-base hit in each game.

Frenship will face Seminole on Tuesday and open district play Friday against Big Spring.

LA VERNIA 3, FRENSHIP 2

Frenship 000 02 – 2 4 1

La Vernia 100 02 – 3 8 0

Game ended due to tournament time limit.

Carnell and McLellan; La Vernia battery unavailable. W-N/A. L-Carnell (3-3). 2B-Bell. Record: Frenship 11-8.

FRENSHIP 7, HOUSTON ST. AGNES 4

Frenship 050 20 – 7 6 2

St. Agnes 210 01 – 4 6 2

Game ended due to tournament time limit.

Rasberry and McLellan; St. Agnes battery unavailable. Frenship W-Rasberry (3-3). L-N/A. 2B-Bell. Record: Frenship 11-7

DANBURY 2, FRENSHIP 1

Frenship 001 000 0 – 1 6 1

Danbury 000 100 1 – 2 6 1

Bell and McLellan; Danbury battery unavailable. W-N/A. L-Bell (5-2). 2B-Bell. 3B-Johnson. Record: Frenship 10-7

Thursday’s late linescore

FRENSHIP 7, SAN MARCOS 6

Frenship 103 3 – 7 9 2

San Marcos 006 0 – 6 7 3

Game ended due to tournament time limit.

Bell and McLellan; San Marcos battery unavailable. W-Bell (5-1). L-N/A. 2B-Frenship, Lara. 3B-Bell, Garza. Record: Frenship 10-6.

WOODROW — The Cooper offense jumped on Dalhart pitching early and never relented in a 12-0 victory for the Lady Pirates in their District 1-3A opener on Saturday.

Cooper starting pitcher Lauren Heinrich took care of the rest, going five shutout innings and allowing just one hit. She struck out 12 and walked only one batter.

Every hitter in the Cooper (15-4, 1-0) lineup recorded at least one hit, including doubles by Korrie Chandler, Hannah Limmer and Madison Taylor. Limmer finished with three RBIs. Lacie Jacques slapped two singles and scored.

Cooper will resume district play against Estacado on Tuesday.

COOPER 12, DALHART 0
Dalhart 000 00 — 0 1 0
Cooper 505 2x — 12 10 0
Game ended by 10-run rule.
Thrash and Kruse; Heinrich and Limmer. W—Heinrich (12-3). L—Thrash. 2B—Cooper, Chandler, Limmer, Taylor. Records: Dalhart 9-6-2, 0-1; Cooper 15-4, 1-0.

-Estacado 7, Borger 1
Freshman Gabby Gloria allowed only one run and three hits while striking out 12 in a complete game, and Estacado beat Borger in the teams’ District 1-3A opener.

Haven Salazar led the Lady Matadors’ offense, going 3-for-3 with three doubles, two RBIs and three runs scored. Deirdre Foree finished 3-for-4, and C.J. Hernandez went 2-for-3 with a double.

Estacado (12-12. 1-0 in district) will continue district play against Cooper on Tuesday.

ESTACADO 7, BORGER 1
Borger 000 100 0 — 1 3 9
Estacado 110 320 x — 7 8 1
Walker and Fleming; Gloria and Luna. W—Gloria (12-12). L—Walker. 2B—Estacado, Salazar 3, Rivas, Hernandez. Record: Borger 0-1 in district; Estacado 12-12, 1-0.

-Lubbock High
Errors got the best of Lubbock High in the team’s District 2-5A doubleheader opener against Midland High. The Lady Westerners dropped the first game 3-1 and lost 4-3 in the nightcap.

Only two of Midland High’s seven runs were earned. Lady Westerners starter Alexis Aguilar threw complete games in both outings, surrendering 14 total hits on the day. LHS committed six errors and left 17 total runners on base.

Arleen Alamanza went 3-for-4 with a pair of doubles in Game 2.

MIDLAND HIGH 4, LUBBOCK HIGH 3
Lubbock High 100 010 1 — 3 8 3
Midland High 201 001 x — 4 7 1
Aguilar and Alamanza; Rubio, Borrego (6) and Cisneros. W—Rubio. L—Aguilar (7-8). 2B—Lubbock High, Alamanza 2; Midland High, Forrester. Record: Lubbock High 8-8, 0-2.

MIDLAND HIGH 3, LUBBOCK HIGH 1
Midland High 021 000 0 — 3 7 3
Lubbock High 010 000 0 — 1 5 3
Borrego and Cisneros; Aguilar and Alamanza. W—Borrego. L—Aguilar (7-7). 2B—Midland High, Cisneros. HR—Midland High, Chavez. Record: Lubbock High 8-7, 0-1.

-Monterey
SAN ANGELO — Monterey split its doubleheader against host San Angelo Central to open District 2-5A play.
The Lady Plainsmen lost the opener 4-1 but won a pitchers’ duel in the second game to claim a 2-1 victory.

Jazmin Stewart hit an RBI triple with two outs in the third to put Monterey on the board in Game 2, and Mallory Villegas reached base in the sixth and scored what became the game-winning run when Kim Guesnier doubled.

Monterey (10-5, 1-1 in district) will resume district play Tuesday against Tascosa.

MONTEREY 2, SAN ANGELO CENTRAL 1
Monterey 001 001 0 — 2 4 0
San Angelo Central 000 010 0 — 1 3 1
Villegas and Caskey; Cote and Lara. W—Villegas. L—Cote. 2B—Monterey, Guesnier, Lance; SA Central, Baca 2. 3B—Monterey, Stewart. Records: Monterey 10-5, 1-1; SA Central 13-7, 1-1.

SAN ANGELO CENTRAL 4, MONTEREY 1
Monterey 100 000 0 — 1 4 1
San Angelo Central 010 201 x — 4 8 1
Ford and Caskey; Segler and Lara. W—Segler. L—Ford. 2B—Central, Warren, Theriot. Records: Monterey 9-5, 0-1; SA Central, 13-6, 1-0.

-Lubbock Christian High
POST — Lubbock Christian High pitcher Kelsea Horton struggled with her control in the opening inning against Post and the Lady Lopes took advantage.

Post scored six runs in the first on its way to a 9-1 victory against the Lady Eagles in the third place contest of the Lady Lope Tournament.

Horton (6-6) hit three Post batters, walked another and allowed three hits in the inning, including a three-run, inside-the-park home run by opposing pitcher Miranda Hair. LCHS could never recover as Hair limited the Lady Eagles to just two hits in the contest that was shortened to five innings due to tournament time limit rules.

Lubbock Christian defeated Brownfield 10-7 in the opener Friday afternoon, but later in the day the Lady Eagles fell to Bushland 10-0 in the semifinal contest.

POST 9, LUBBOCK CHRISTIAN 1
LCHS 000 10 — 1 2 0
Post 612 0x — 9 9 2
Game ended due to tournament time limit.
Horton, Hall (1) and Lewis, Robinson (2). Hair and Overton. W—Hair. L—Horton (6-6). 3B—Post, Jones. HR—Post, M. Hair. Record: LCHS 9-12.

Friday’s late linescores
LUBBOCK CHRISTIAN 10, BROWNFIELD 7
LCHS 631 00 — 10 9 5
Brownfield 201 13 — 7 8 6
Game ended due to tournament time limit.
Horton, Hall (5) and Robinson; Miranda and Salas. W—Horton (6-5). L—Miranda. S—Hall (1). 2B—LCHS, Hall. 3B—LCHS, Sheets. Records: LCHS (9-10)

BUSHLAND 10, LUBBOCK CHRISTIAN 0
Bushland 003 106 — 10 10 0
LCHS 000 000 — 0 1 7
Studdard and Gates; Hall and Robinson. W—Studdard. L—Hall (3-6). 3B—Bushland, Gates. Record: LCHS 9-11.

-Coronado
MIDLAND — Coronado lost its District 2-5A opener against Midland Lee 3-2, and the second game of the doubleheader was suspended after eight innings because of darkness with the score tied 1-1.

Midland Lee scored the game-winning run with two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning of Game 1.

The Lady Mustangs only recorded one hit in Game 2 before it was suspended.
No date has yet been set to finish the game.

MIDLAND LEE 1, CORONADO 1
Midland Lee 000 001 00 — 1 9 3
Coronado 100 000 00 — 1 1 1
Game suspended after eight innings due to darkness.
Valero and Oatis. Navarrette and Granado. Records: Midland Lee 12-5, 1-0; Coronado 10-5, 0-1.
MIDLAND LEE 3, CORONADO 2
Coronado 000 011 000 — 2 3 1
Midland Lee 000 011 001 — 3 11 1
Navarrette and Granado. Greenlee and Oatis. W—Greenlee (7-2). L—Navarette. 2B—Coronado, Florence; Lee, Oatis.

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SATURDAY’S AREA LINESCORES
District 2-2A
LITTLEFIELD 7, MULESHOE 4
Muleshoe 000 040 0 — 4 7 4
Littlefield 002 050 x — 7 9 6
Mata, Olivas (5) and Alvarado; Macha and Demel. W—Macha (9-4). L—Mata. 2B—Muleshoe, Alvarado. Records: Muleshoe 0-1 in 2-2A, Littlefield 9-4, 1-0.
SHALLOWATER 17, DENVER CITY 1
Shallowater 025 28 — 17 17 1
Denver City 100 00 — 1 2 0
Game ended by 10-run rule.
Bernal and Brawley; Torres and Weir. W—Bernal (4-1). L—Torres. 2B—Shallowater, Bernal 2, Satterfield, Brawley, Aubrey; Denver City, Torres. 3B—Shallowater, Brawley 2, Ryg. Record: Shallowater 14-2/.
SHALLOWATER 14, LAMESA 13
Shallowater 004 127 0 — 14 16 1
Lamesa 302 500 3 — 13 13 7
Brawley, Satterfield (5) and Contreras; A. Casarez and S. Casarez. W—Satterfield (5-0). L—A. Casarez. 2B—Shallowater, Ryg 2, Aubrey, Deanda, Bernal; Lamesa, S. Casarez. 3B—Shallowater, Brawley, Valenzuela. HR—Shallowater, Bernal. Record: Shallowater, Shallowater 13-2.