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Maidens Tame Lady Mustangs Friday, 74-35

ANDREWS -- The Seminole Maidens held rival Andrews to single-digit scoring in three out of four quarters of play Friday evening, as they completed the first half of District 2-4Aplay with a 74-35 win over the Lady Mustangs in play held at Andrews High School's Mustang Arena.

SHS freshman Bree Brattain scored a game high 23 points and pulled down 10 rebounds to lead the Maidens to a 4-0 start in district play and the program's 19th win (19-7 overall) on the 2018-19 season.

Tribe Survives Tough AHS Squad

ANDREWS -- Andrews’Brian Adams converted a putback jumper with 7:20 left in the first period to help the Mustangs take an early lead over the Seminole Indians in their District 2-4A showdown Friday evening. It was the only lead the Mustangs would possess, as Seminole junior Jalen Brattain converted an NBArange three-point at the 6:21 mark of the period to give SHS a 3-2 lead. A lead the Indians never relinquished, as they went on to secure a 54-43 win over the Mustangs in a hostile Mustang Arena, located on the campus of Andrews High School.

Basketball: Tribe Opens 2-4A Play with 89-48 Win Over Pecos

Three Seminole Indians scored in double-digits on a night where every roster player contributed in the points column, as the Tribe opened District 2-4A play Tuesday evening with an 89-48 win over the Pecos Eagles.

Seminole junior Jalen Brattain finished with a game high 27 points and pulled down nine rebounds to pace the way for the Indians (14-10 overall, 1-0 in 2-4A) while teammates Jesus Perez and Caden Cottrell added in 11 and 10 points, respectively, in play held at the Seminole High School Gymnasium.

Basketball: Maidens Rout Lady Eagles, 95-21

The Seminole Maidens shot 50-percent from the field in the first half of play and finished shooting just over 48-percent for the contest Tuesday evening, as the No. 20-ranked team in Class 4A play defeated the Pecos Lady Eagles 95-21 in District 2-4A play at the Seminole High School Gymnasium.

Freshman Bree Brattain finished with a game high 30 points, while senior Taylor Harvey added in 19 points. Fellow SHS freshman Jaylee Matthews chipped in 17 points off the bench for SHS on a night where the Maidens converted 35-of-73 field goals in the contest.

Basketball: Second Half Push Lifts Hobbs Over Seminole, 60-36

The Hobbs (N.M.) Lady Eagles displayed why they are billed as New Mexico's top Class 5A squad through this point of the 2018-19 regular season, as they held Seminole to 15 second half points en route to a 60-36 rout of the Maidens in play held Friday evening at the Seminole High School Gymnasium.

Hobbs eighth-grade sensation Wisdom Anthony paced the way for the Lady Eagles (16-1 overall) with 14 points on 6-of-11 shooting from the field. Fellow teammates Amiah Smith and Elise Turrubiates added in 13 and 10 points, respectively, in Friday's contest.

Swimming: Proffer Breaks SHS Swimming Record

ANDREWS -- Seminole's Andrew Proffer rewrote the Seminole High School AquaTribe's record books over the weekend, as he now holds the best men's time in the 100 yard breaststroke.

Proffer's time of 1 minute, 08.82 seconds came in Friday's preliminaries and earned him the school record designation, as well as a spot in Saturday's event's finals at the 2019 Andrews Invitational, held this past Friday and Saturday at the Andrews High School Performance Center.

In Saturday's competition, Proffer finished with a time of 1:08.98, which saw him finish fifth in the event.

Basketball: Maidens Blast Past Stockton, 82-34

 FORT STOCKTON -- Yet another fast start, paced by full-court pressure defensively and turnovers, helped lift the Seminole Maidens to a 2-0 start in District 2-4A play on Tuesday evening, as SHS defeated the Fort Stockton Prowlers 82-34.

Proffer Breaks SHS Swimming Record

ANDREWS -- Seminole’s Andrew Proffer rewrote the Seminole High School AquaTribe’s record books over the weekend, as he now holds the best men’s time in the 100 yard breaststroke.

Proffer’s time of 1 minute, 08.82 seconds came in Friday’s preliminaries and earned him the school record designation, as well as a spot in Saturday’s event’s finals at the 2019 Andrews Invitational, held this past Friday and Saturday at the Andrews High School Performance Center.

In Saturday’s competition, Proffer finished with a time of 1:08.98, which saw him finish fifth in the event.

Tribe Falls to 6A Midland High, 79-58

Seminole Indian Basketball

Four Midland High players scored in double-digits Thursday evening, as the Class 6A Bulldogs topped the Seminole Indians 79-58 in non-district play held at the Seminole High School Gymnasium.

MHS' Nathaniel Rodriguez finished with a team high 20 points and grabbed eight rebounds while fellow teammate Brett Canis added in 19 points and nine rebounds on a night where the Bulldogs outscored Seminole (12-9 overall) 27-9 in the third period of play to pull away from the Indians.

Basketball: Maidens Dominant in 2-4A Opening Win Over Monahans

The use of a 22-0 scoring run to open Friday evening's contest, paired with physical play on the defensive end of the court help set the pace for the 22nd-ranked Seminole Maidens, as they opened District 2-4A play with a 79-30 win over the Monahans Lady Loboes in play held at the Seminole High School Gymnasium.

SHS (16-6 overall, 1-0 in 2-4A) went on to shoot 50-percent from the field in the first period to establish a dominant 30-2 lead and to put the 2-4A opener out of reach.