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November 26, 2021

Bulldogs topple the Rockets in two of three

By Coach Brady Keane
BHS Varsity Boys Basketball

Bandera hosted S. A. Kennedy Tuesday morning in an off week matinee and ended up 2-1 against the Rockets.
The freshman team lost a 51-39 decision while the JV cruised to a decisive 56-43 win leaving both squads at 2-1 and the varsity held on in a 65-62 nail biter to stay unbeaten at 3-0 on the season.

Varsity
The Bandera varsity boys basketball team overcame a poor first half and a hot shooting performance from San Antonio Kennedy to pull out the 65-62 win.
After leading 16-15 at the end of the first quarter, the Bulldogs fell behind going into the halftime break as Kennedy closed the second on a 10-0 run. Bandera upped the intensity in the third, though, using a quick 10-0 run of its own to regain the lead. While Kennedy continued to knock down 3–point shots at a high rate, the Bulldogs made enough plays down the stretch to weather the storm and remain unbeaten.
Coach’s Notes: “We did not play up to the level we’re capable of defensively, but we rallied together and made the plays we needed to down the stretch to get the win. It’s important to learn how to finish games in the non-district portion of the season and our guys are doing a really good job of that. We got big contributions from a lot of different guys, and that was good to see. But we know we have to continue to get better and improving on the defensive end will be the focus over the next few weeks.”
Bandera will now have a few days off for the Thanksgiving Break before returning to action on the road Saturday against Dilley. The Bulldogs will return home to host Boerne Geneva on Tuesday, Nov. 30.

Bandera stats: Scoring_Noah Barnett, 21, Tyler Moore, 21, Ryan Perez, 6, Braden Cox, 5, Kayden Brown, 4, Eli Salas, 3, Gavin Ortiz 3, Cale Barnett, 2 Rebounds_ Moore, 11, N. Barnett, 10, Cox, 5, Ortiz, 4, C. Barnett, 3, Kyle Morgan, 3, Salas, 2 Assists_ N. Barnett, 4, Perez, 4, Brown, 2, Ortiz, 2, Salas, 2, Morgan, 1 Blocks_ Perez, 3 Steals_ Cox, 2, Morgan, 1
JV
The Bandera JV basketball team bounced back from last week’s loss in a big way with a dominant 56-43 win over San Antonio Kennedy.
The Bulldogs dominated the game in the paint as sophomore Alex Dirck finished with a game-high 15 points while also controlling the rebounding battle. Salvador Enriquez led the way on the perimeter for Bandera, finishing with 13 points, while Jesse Cardenas and Hank Pate added 8 apiece.
Logan Bourgeois had 6 points, Jorge Cabasos finished with 5 and Isaac Segura had 1 point in the win.
The Bulldogs are now 2-1 on the season and will look to string together back-to-back wins as they travel to Dilley on Saturday.

Freshmen
The Bandera freshmen team suffered its first defeat of the season as a talented San Antonio Kennedy team pulled away in the second half for a 51-39 win over the Bulldogs.
Bandera trailed by three at the halftime break, but the Rockets pulled away with an 18-point effort in the third quarter.
Bandera did put together a rally late in the fourth, but ran out of time in their comeback effort.
Randon Wheeler finished with a team-high 14 points while Layne Bourgeois and Gavin Spruell scored 6 each. Dylan Peace had 4 points, Jace Knowles added 3, Gattlin Winkler had 2, Tyler Quinn had 2 and Julian De La Paz had 2 points for Bandera.
Bandera will look to get back on track on Saturday as they travel to take on Dilley.
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