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By Sandy Anderberg
The Lady Broncos played three good teams in the Nazareth Tournament last week. Shallowater and Tulia from 3A and 2A Abernathy.
The Lady Broncos played solid against Shallowater in the opening round and only lost by two points at 58-60. Presley Smith was on fire finishing with 19 points and Kenidee Hayes added 12. Berkley Moore put in nine, and Kate Shaw had eight. Shaw has returned to her spot under the basket after a long year of recuperating from a knee injury a year ago. Cambree Smith put in five, Madi Benson added four, and Millie McAnear helped with one.
The ladies trailed by five at the break, but put together a great third quarter of play to close the gap to one. Time ran out and they finished two points behind. They finished the game with 12 three-pointers and converted eight of eleven free throws.
They went up against Tulia in the second game and ran away with a 61-17 win over the Lady Hornets.
They were unstoppable as they shot 100 percent from the bonus line and knocked down three three-pointers in the game. Moore played solid and turned in 15 points to lead the way, and McAnear and C. Smith had eight each. P. Smith and Hayes had seven each, and Shaw and Ellis put in six apiece, while Kinslee Hatley and Benson helped with two each.
The Lady Broncos took on Abernathy in the final game and were defeated 43-59. The Lady Broncos gave their all in the game going toe-to-toe with the strong team and the game was closer than the score revealed.
Hayes and Shaw scored 11 points each to lead the way, and P. Smith and Ellis helped with five points each. More and Benson finished with four apiece, and C. Smith had three.
The ladies will travel to Perryton on December 12 and begin their District schedule December 16.
By Sandy Anderberg
The Clarendon Broncos outlasted the Happy Cowboys at home last week in their 50-37 win.

Michael Randall, Heston Seay, and Braxton Gribble led the way with all three finishing with double digit points. Randall also grabbed 23 rebounds that allowed him a double-double on the night.
The Broncos worked their way to an eight-point lead after the first eight minutes and dominated from there on out. The Cowboys attempted a comeback in the final period but failed to convert the points they needed to catch up.
As a team, the Broncos posted 34 rebounds, 15 assists, 12 steals, ad. Five blocks against a determined Cowboy team. They finished at 44 percent from the free-throw line hitting seven of 16, and Happy finished at 25 percent. A little bit of foul trouble put them in a tough spot.
Randall put in 15, Gribble and Seay both finished with 10 from the field. Caleb Herbert put in eight, Tyler Cavanaugh had five, and Kreed Robinson helped with two.
The Broncos went up against Wildorado in the first round of the White Deer Tournament and defeated them 60-42 in their second meeting of the season.
The Broncos dominated the Mustangs on the board with 35 rebounds. They also had 15 assists, 12 steals, and five blocks in the game. Randall came home with another double-double with 21 points and 23 rebounds, while Gribble put up 12 points, and Herbert helped with 10. Brentley Gaines had eight, Seay put in five, Tyler Cavanaugh added three, and Robinson converted one free throw.
The Broncos fell short in the next game with Canyon JV and were defeated 31-55. They were only able to shoot 27 percent from the bonus line and were six of twenty-six from the arc.
Gribble and Tyler Cavanaugh led with eight, and Randall had six.
The Broncos will participate in the Childress Tournament December 11-13 and will travel to Fritch December 16 and play at Sunray December 19.

Kelly Shadle won $100 in Chamber Cash last Friday, December 5, as the first winner of the Clarendon Chamber of Commerce’s Small Town Christmas drawings for 2025.
The Chamber will hold its second drawing this Friday, December 12, and another $100 is up for grabs.
The fourth annual “Shop Small” promotion from the Clarendon Chamber of Commerce will put a grand total of $550 in Chamber Christmas Cash in the hands of lucky winners who shop with local merchants.
Shoppers can sign up at participating merchants for drawings that will be held for $100 each Friday on December 5, 12, and 19. To enter, shoppers will fill out an entry at local participating merchants.
The Chamber will also hold a bonus drawing for $250 in Chamber Christmas Cash on December 19. Sign-up for the bonus drawing will be held starting December 1 at the Clarendon Visitor Center. Shoppers can bring their receipts and receive one entry for every $25 spent at the participating merchants listed on the ad on page eight of this week’s Enterprise.
The Clarendon High School Theatre Department will perform “The One Act Play Disaster” by Don Zolidis on December 13 and 14 at 7 p.m. in the CHS Auditorium. Baked goods will be available for sale to support the theatre program at CHS.
Clarendon Dribblers Basketball will hold sign-ups on Tuesday, December 16, 2025 and Wednesday, December 17, 2025 from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. both nights in the Old Gym foyer.
Dribblers is for all boys and girls in the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th grades. The cost is $35 and is due at the time of sign-ups. For information, call Brandi Wann at 806-277-0456, Felicia Powell at 806-662-4285, or Renee’ Mott at 806-681-2630.

By Sandy Anderberg
The Lady Broncos hosted the Palo Duro Lady Dons last week and fell short 42-56.
The ladies were able to compete with the 5A school but were not able to make good on the three-ball like they normally do. Senior Madi Benson hit the only three-pointer for the Lady Broncos.
A slow start hindered the Lady Broncos as they fell behind 11 points in the opening eight minutes and trailed by 14 at the break. They also struggled somewhat at the bonus line hitting only six of 10 free shots in the game. But it was not in the Lady Broncos to give up as they were able to work their way back by outscoring the Lady Dons in the closing quarter to shrink PD’s lead before the buzzer.
Kenidee Hayes played solid for the Lady Broncos and put in 17 points that include hitting three of five from the bonus line and Benson and Gracie Ellis added seven each in the loss. Preslee Smith had five, Berkley Moore put in four, and Millie McAnear helped with two.
By Sandy Anderberg
The Clarendon Broncos are beginning to mesh as a team and were able to get by the Borger Bulldogs at home last week 66-45.
The win is the boost the Broncos needed to continue to strengthen their teamwork as they play through their pre-district season.
The 21-point win was led by Michael Randall and Braxton Gribble who finished with 20 and 19 points respectively. Randall racked up a double-double adding 12 rebounds to his 20 points. Randall also had four assists, five steals, and two blocks. He was four of six from the bonus line and hit four of 16 attempts from the arc. Gribble added three rebounds, seven assists and one steal to his point total while converting free throws at 38 percent.
The Broncos were able to contain the Bulldogs under the basket and the 11 steals as a team gave the Broncos the momentum they needed to shut down Borger’s offense.
Aiden Morris put six points on the board while Kendon Hanes added five. Tyler Cavanaugh added four and Kreed Robinson finished with three. Overall, the Broncos grabbed 31 rebounds in the game and racked up 22 assists.
The Broncos will play in the White Deer tournament December 4-6 and travel to Highland Park December 9.

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