Comanche teams go 1-2 at Latta basketball tournament

Both the Comanche Indians and Lady Indians made it to the consolation finals of the Latta Tournament last week with both teams coming up short in their final game.

The Comanche girls did pick up their first win of the season in the tournament and went 1-2 overall. The Indians also went 1-2 in the tournament.

“We’re playing defense like we want, we’ve just got to find some offense,” Comanche girls coach Braydon Robinson said. “With the exception of Washington, we’ve given up points in the 30s and 40s, which is what we want. We just need to find someone who can step up and lead us offensively.”

Thursday

Girls

Lindsay 41

Comanche 13

The Leopardettes held the Lady Indians to a season low as Comanche could muster just one field goal in each of the first three quarters though Lindsay wasn’t able to break the game open until the third quarter.

Scoring

Lindsay (2-2): Madi McGowen, 18; Marisol Hernandez, 7; Gentry Wilmot, 3; Canon Russell, 3; Gracey Bray, 2; Lesli Wilmot, 2; Arisdey Valenciano, 2; Brecklynn Cline, 2; Harley Hillebrand, 2

Comanche (0-3): Jaylee Roebuck 5; Jillian Hushbeck, 4; Kamrey Rendon, 2; Kylie Roden, 1; Bre Gill, 1

Boys

Silo 46

Comanche 40 (OT)

Four quarters wasn’t enough to settle the winner of the game as it went to overtime. In the extra minutes, Silo outscored Comanche, 9-3, to get the win.

The game was close throughout with Silo holding a 14-11 lead at the end of the first quarter and a 25-20 lead at halftime.

Comanche fought back to cut the lead to 33-31 at the end of the fourth quarter before the game went into overtime at the end of regulation.

Scoring

Comanche (1-2): Colby Shannon, 14; Hunter Lassley, 13; Dillon Ellis, 7; Corbin Bowen, 6

Friday

Girls

Comanche 42

Tulsa McLain 34

The Lady Indians had one of their best offensive performances of the season as they picked up their first win.

Comanche scored 14 points in the first quarter, including a pair of three-pointers by Kamrey Rendon as they took a 14-11 lead at the end of the first quarter.

Scoring slowed down for both teams in the second quarter with Comanche taking a 19-13 halftime lead.

Kylie Roden knocked down six points in the third quarter to help the Lady Indians to take a 30-23 lead into the final quarter.

Scoring

Comanche (1-2): Jaylee Roebuck, 11; Kamrey Rendon, 10; Kylie Roden 9; Jentry Whaley, 6; Bre Gill, 4; Emaleigh Parks, 2

Tulsa McLain (203) Sydney Baker, 18; J. Hilton, 8; E Ballad, 6

Boys

Comanche 49

Putnam Heights 18

The Indians jumped out early and kept the momentum going the rest of the way.

Comanche led 15-5 at the end of the first quarter and 25-13 at the half. The Indians then limited Putnam Heights to five points in the second half as they continued to pull away.

Scoring

Comanche (2-2): Corbin Bowen, 14; Colby Shannon, 11; Hunter Lassley, 10; Dillon Ellis, 8; Brycen Lassley, 2; Bryson Goehart, 2; Cooper Epperson, 1; Hollister Pollock 1

Saturday

Girls

Silo 33

Comanche 24

The Lady Indians had an offensive drought in the first half and couldn’t make up the difference in the second half as Silo took the consolation final.

Scoring

Silo (4-2): Ryleigh Pierce, 11; Kostina Tobby, 9; Carlie Atwood, 5; Avery Beauchamp, 3; Natayla Clark, 2; Dexley Bowman, 2

Comanche (1-4): Kylie Roden, 7; Jaylee Roebuck, 6; Kamrey Rendon, 5; Bre Gill, 3; Jentry Whaley, 2

Boys

Kiowa 36

Comanche 33

A slow start by the Indians had them playing catch-up the rest of the game. Kiowa led 15-5 at the end of the first quarter and 24-15 at the half.

The Indians were able to turn the tide in the third quarter, outscoring Kiowa 12-5, but Kiowa would hold on for the win in the fourth.

Scoring

Comanche (2-3): Dillon Elllis, 16; Colby Shannon, 9; Hunter Lassley, 4; Corbin Bowen, 3; Cooper Epperson, 2; Brycen Lassley, 2