San Angelo sports update: High School, Angelo State
ANGELO STATE
MEN'S BASKETBALL
ANGELO STATE 89, MIDWESTERN STATE 74
The Angelo State men's basketball team continued their winning ways on Thursday night as they claimed an 89-74 over Midwestern State inside the Junell Center.
Six Rams got on the scoresheet, but all six scored in double figures. The win sees the Rams improve to 12-3 overall and 8-1 in conference play. Angelo State sits alone atop the Lone Star Conference West Division.
The win is also the ninth-consecutive win for the Rams on their home court, dating back to last season.
For the second consecutive game, Kevon Godwin led the Rams with 18 points. Godwin played all 40 minutes for the Rams as he shot 7-of-18 from the field and 4-of-11 from three-point range. Godwin also recorded a career-high five assists.
Fredelin De La Cruz recorded his fourth double-double of the season and his first since December 1st with 17 points and 11 rebounds.
ANGELO STATE 73, CAMERON 56
The Angelo State men's basketball team completed a perfect 4-0 homestand for the second time this season, capping this stretch with a 73-56 victory against Cameron on Saturday afternoon at the Junell Center.
The win is the tenth-straight home win for the Rams, dating back to last season. The Rams improve to 13-3 on the season and 9-1 in conference play; the Rams sit alone atop the Lone Star Conference standings.
Kevon Godwin led the Rams with 22 points, making five three-pointers; he grabbed five rebounds and assisted four times.
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
ANGELO STATE 85, MIDWESTERN STATE 65
After dominating the offensive and defensive glass, the Angelo State women's basketball team earned its eighth consecutive victory after defeating Midwestern State 85-65 in Stephens Arena at the Junell Center on Thursday.
The Rambelles improve to 14-2 on the season and are 9-1 in Lone Star Conference play, riding an eight game winning streak. The Mustangs fall to 4-12 on the season and 2-8 in LSC action.
Sawyer Loyd led all scorers with 20 points.
CAMERON 61, ANGELO STATE 57
On an afternoon that saw the Rambelles shoot 11 percent from 3-point range, the Angelo State women's basketball team lost their first contest in nine games to Cameron 61-57 on Saturday at Stephens Arena in the Junell Center. The Rambelles fall to 14-3 on the season and are 9-2 in Lone Star Conference play. The Aggies inch closer to .500, now sitting 8-9 and 5-6 in conference.
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL
BOYS
FRIDAY, JAN. 13
DISTRICT 11-A
IRION COUNTY 50, GARDEN CITY 41, OT
GC — Lopez 13, Talamantes 10, Brinkley 7, Walker 9
IC — Morris 5, Harrison 15, Henderson 8, Davis 3, Coffell 17, Morrow 2
3-pointers — GC, Lopez 3, Talamantes 2, Brinkley; IC, Morris, Harrison 5, Henderson 2, Davis.
Records — Garden City 22-4, 0-1
THURSDAY, JAN. 12
PRIVATE SCHOOLS
CORNERSTONE 64, WATERLOO 20
Cornerstone — Dawson Harris 11, Colby Mitchell 16, Jasper Glass 8, David Salas 14, Justin Smith 2, Ruben Ruiz 6, Kyle Johnson 2
3-pointers — Cornerstone, Salas 4
TUESDAY, JAN. 10
DISTRICT 6-3A
WALL 51, COAHOMA 53
Wall — Jack Duncan 2, Caleb Braden 3, Lane Stansbury 18, Ryan Dusek 3, Augden Hallmark 20, Logan Thomas 5.
Coahoma —Boyd Cox 9, Devon Bennett 7, Ryan Shifflett 9, Landon Wells 8, Billy Bailey 15, Austin Perkins 5.
3-pointers — Wall, Hallmark 6, Stansbury 2, Dusek; Coahoma, Shifflett, Perkins, Cox, Bennett, Bailey.
Records — Coahoma 12-8, 2-2.
DISTRICT 7-2A
STERLING CITY 64, WATER VALLEY 29
Sterling City — Monreal 21, T. Turner 20
Water Valley — Ensterly 13
Records — Sterling City 14-4, 4-0
DISTRICT 11-A
ROBERT LEE 37, BRONTE 26
Records — Robert Lee 9-13, 1-0; Bronte 0-1 in 11-A
PRIVATE SCHOOLS
CORNERSTONE 40, LIVING ROCK 29
Cornerstone — Dawson Harris 13, Colby Mitchell 9, Jasper Glass 2, David Salas 5, Ruben Ruiz 11
3-pointers — Cornerstone, Harris, Mitchell 3, Salas
MONDAY, JAN 9
NON-DISTRICT
GARDEN CITY 43, BIG SPRING 38
Garden City — Texas Brinkley 15, Julio Talamantes 11
Records — Garden City 22-3
GIRLS
FRIDAY, JAN. 13
DISTRICT 11-A
IRION COUNTY 39, GARDEN CITY 30
GC — Karly Baker 9, Emy Schwartz 2, Ella Braden 2, Barbara Wittrein 6, Shelby Braden 6, Amber Schwartz 5
THURSDAY, JAN. 12
PRIVATE SCHOOLS
CORNERSTONE 41, LADY SAINTS 30
Cornerstone — Priscilla Chacon 10, Abbie Harrison 16, Mireya Chacon 10, Grae Sisco 4
3-pointers — Chacon 2
TUESDAY, JAN. 10
DISTRICT 6-3A
WALL 46, COAHOMA 36
Wall — Hannah Burk 15, Brylyn Watts 12, Landri Luther 2, Renly Weishuhn 2, Emma McShan 3, Kamryn Williams 8, Claire Nelson 4.
Coahoma — Shae Lang 7, Baylor Wright 3, Isabella Cox 6, Madisyn Renteria 6, Cayhill Lewis 6, Analyse Mendoza 5, Kaeyden Lee 3.
3-pointers — Wall, Burk; Coahoma, Lee, Lang, Renteria.
Records — Coahoma 8-14, 1-5.
DISTRICT 29-2A
GOLDTHWAITE 45, SAN SABA 31
San Saba — Cinzlea Stanton 13
Goldthwaite — Patrick 19, Hermesmeyer 11
Records — San Saba 17-10, 3-2; Goldthwaite 19-3, 4-1.
HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER
BOYS
SAN ANGELO LAKE VIEW 2, ABILENE WYLIE 0
Christian Gatlin scored two goals and Izaiah Rios added two assists in a victory on Tuesday. Cameron Mobley was credited with the shutout in goal. The Chiefs are 3-0-1 this season.
ALVARADO TOURNAMENT
The Chiefs won two games at the Alvarado Tournament on Thursday, topping Abilene Wylie 2-1 and Decatur 3-2.
Izaiah Rios and Christian Gatlin scored in the win against Abilene Wylie as Francisco Ramirez tallied both assists. The Chiefs then defeated Decatur as Ricky Ramirez, Gatlin and JV Antu each scored goals, and Jose Enriquez and Gatlin had helpers.
Lake View is 5-0-1 on the season.
GIRLS
SAN ANGELO LAKE VIEW AT BURNET LADY BULLDOG TOURNAMENT
The Lake View girls soccer team advanced to the championship game of the Lady Bulldog Tournament this past week, falling to Burnet 2-0 in the championship.
To reach the championship game, the Maidens defeated Gateway 4-0, lost to the Liberty Hill JV 2-1, defeated Killeen Shoemaker 2-0 and Canyon Randall 3-2 on penalty kicks.
Against Shoemaker, Ally Flores recorded a goal and an assist, and Jazmyne Flores added a goal. Flores, Isabel Cabrera and Janessa Rocha each scored in the penalty kick win against Randall.
This article originally appeared on Corpus Christi Caller Times: San Angelo sports update: High School, Angelo State
