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Basketball roundup: Wildcats roll past Saginaw

08:17 AM CST on Tuesday, November 25, 2008

SAGINAW — The Guyer Wildcats beat Saginaw soundly Monday. Guyer won its first game of the year 73-47.

Guyer (1-1) built its lead to 30-23 by the half before the Wildcats took off offensively in the third quarter. In the second half, Guyer outscored Saginaw 43-24.

Derrick Johnson led Guyer with 14 points. Ryan Woodward had 10 points.

Guyer 73, Saginaw 47

Guyer	15	15	20	23	—	73
Saginaw	13	10	12	12	—	47

Guyer (1-1) — Michael Pospieski 7 Ryan Billups 6 Greg Washington 6 Derrick Johnson 14, Jermain Breedlove 7, Melvin Fudge 6, Tyler Crosek 6, Chace Wilson 2, Ryan Woodward 10, Curtis Kniatt 2, Richie Hamdan 7.

Saginaw — McAlroy 8, Jaden 2, Robinson 1, Minyard 10, McGrill 8, Lawrence 4, Munoz 4, Pervis 10.

McKinney North 70, Denton 57

McKINNEY — The Denton Broncos got off to a slow start and fell to McKinney North on Monday, 70-57.

Desmond Taylor was the top scorer for the Broncos with 23 points for the night.

McKinney North 70, Denton 57

Denton	9	19	16	13	—	57
McKinney North	14	14	21	21	—	70

Denton (1-2) — Keyvin Moss 6, James Taylor 3, Desmond Taylor 23, John Williams 6, Eric Richarson 4, Rodney Brown 4, Chris Moore 4, Jonathan Strait 5, Kirk Smith 2.

McKinney North — Allan 1, Potts 1, Galley 13, Grimes 5, McGowen 4, Parker 4, Rudd 2, Arnold 10, Cunningham 4, Barnes 12.

Argyle 60, Princeton 44

PRINCETON — The Argyle Eagles beat Princeton 60-44 on Monday. Argyle (2-0) held a comfortable lead in the face of a Princeton rally in the second half.

Argyle built a solid 31-18 lead in the first half. Caden Dickerson led Argyle with 19 points. Walter Phillips had 16 points and Zach Pearson had nine points.

Argyle 60, Princeton 44

Argyle	14	17	12	17	—	60
Princeton	8	10	10	17	—	44

Argyle (2-0) — Zach Pearson 9 Walter Phillips 16, Caden Dickerson 19, Carson York 4, Matt Moore 1, Michael Mead 3, Clarke Overlander 6, Doug Fryer 2.

Princeton — James Erger 27, K.J. Satchell 2, Matt Wingo 6, Derek Fort 10.

Frisco Centennial 59, Sanger 56

SANGER — Josh Clark’s 3-pointer rimmed out at the buzzer and Sanger’s comeback bid fell short Monday night against Frisco Centennial.

During the 59-56 loss, Sanger’s Luke Johnson scored 34 points, but his big effort was not enough.

Sanger (1-2) was held scoreless in the third quarter to put it in a 46-29 hole entering the final quarter.

Frisco Centennial 59, Sanger 56

Frisco Centennial	20	15	11	13	—	59
Sanger	8	21	0	27	—	56

Frisco Centennial (1-2) – Zach Lambert 17, Stephen Martin 12, Murray Kastner 11, Chad Brisco 7, Jared Edwards 6, Dominique Caroll 4, Chris Tecco 2.

Sanger (2-1) – Luke Johnson 34, Coulton Branch 9, Tyler Smith 3, Josh Clark 3, Jacob Gray 3, Zach Starr 2, Hayden Smith 2.

Decatur 61, Aubrey 50

DECATUR — After a fast start, Aubrey fell to Decatur in its season opener, 61-50, on Monday.

The Chaparrals (0-1) were led by Kaleb Parrent’s 19 points in the losing effort. John Lasley added seven points and seven assists, while Joe Williams had eight points. Billy Feathers contributed two points and a team-high six rebounds.

Decatur 61, Aubrey 50

Aubrey	11	13	12	14	—	50
Decatur	8	22	12	19	—	61

Aubrey — Giles Williams 4, James Wurster 6, John Lasley 7, Xavier Worthy 2, Joe Williams 8, Billy Feathers 2, Kaleb Parrent 19.

Decatur — Kyle Durdon 3, Alex Forbis 2, Jarrod Morris 22, Cade Isham 21, Drew Urba 2, Brad Gamm 7, Jordan Rowle 4.

Girls

Sanger 42, Frisco Centennial 40

SANGER — Laura Padgett scored on a putback at the buzzer as the Sanger Lady Indians came from behind to win against Frisco Centennial 42-40 on Monday night.

Breanna Dial led Sanger with 15 points while Reagan Miller had nine points.

Sanger 42, Frisco Centennial 40

Frisco Centennial	15	13	6	6	—	40
Sanger	6	16	8	12	—	42

Frisco Centennial — Brakner 11, Barton 11, Chandler 9, Sanchez 7, Johnson 2.

Sanger (6-3) — Breanna Dial 15 Reagan Miller 9 Laura Padgett 8, Tori Morphis 4, Shayne Wright 4, Callie Baird 2.

Melissa 67, Pilot Point 15

PILOT POINT — The Pilot Point LadyCats dropped their third consecutive game after being shut out in the first quarter and trailing 30-7 at halftime.

Melissa 67, Pilot Point 15

Melissa	17	13	15	22	—	67
Pilot Point	0	7	4	4	—	15

Pilot Point (0-3) – Rachel Fritz 5, Meredith Larson 4, Abby Watson 4, Emily Ray 2.

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