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The Commerce High School boys basketball team recorded two huge district wins recently over Edgewood and Alba-Golden, giving them a 13-13 overall record for the year and strengthening their district record to 6-4.
On Jan. 25, the Tigers used a 23-6 fourth quarter to defeat Edgewood 50-44. Senior Kavrin Massey led the team with 16 points. Sophomore D’Lance Sharp added 11, and senior Buck Wilson had eight.
Tuesday night, Commerce dropped Alba-Golden to 1-9 in district play with a 62-40 victory. Once again, Massey led the team with 20 points. The Tigers outscored the Panthers 21-7 in the second quarter and never looked back.
The Tigers are in the hunt for a playoff spot with Winnsboro (8-2), Edgewood (7-3) and Quitman (6-4).
The Commerce High School girls basketball team defeated Alba-Golden 46-40 Tuesday night to bring their district record to 8-4. Taite McBee led the team with 19 points.
Morgan Doolin contributed nine, and Kelsey Mouer added six. McBee and Doolin led the Lady Tigers with six rebounds a piece. Kadija Pannell added five rebounds. Mouer led the team with Lady Tigers with five assists.
Commerce will travel to Lone Oak to take on the Buffaloes Feb. 1.
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Tigers defeat Alba-Golden, stay in playoff hunt
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Crime scene tape in front of the Spot in downtown Commerce may seem like an indication of a violent crime, but in reality it is merely to protect evidence from a criminal mischief incident that took place Wednesday night.
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Tape protects evidence of minor crime
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65 Lions receive academic recognition for 2013 spring semester
With the spring semester in the books, a number of A&M-Commerce student-athletes demonstrated what it truly means to be a student-athlete as 65 Lions were recognized with academic honors.
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65 Lions receive academic recognition for 2013 spring semester
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Kelly Jones
Funeral services for Kelly Walker Jones of Sulphur Springs were conducted at 10 a.m., May 11, in the West Oaks Funeral Home chapel with Bro. Hoyt Scoggins officiating and Jay Porterfield assisting. Interment followed at Restlawn Memorial Park with Lance Looney, Grant Looney, Kyle Smith, Ryan Reed, Taylor Pace and Brad McFadden serving as pallbearers. Honorary pallbearer was Trey Elliott.
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Kelly Jones
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Looking forward to a renewed tradition
Growing up in Lindale, my dad would take the family out to watch the Lindale Eagles high school football team play every home game to support our team.
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Looking forward to a renewed tradition
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