Prep Roundup: Midland Rebels upended South Beauregard

MIDLAND - The Midland Rebels had four players score in double figures Tuesday, helping them snap a three-game skid with a 67-43 victory over the South Beauregard Knights.
The victory sent the Rebels to 4-11 overall heading into this weekend when they participate in the Grand Lake Tournament.
Gabe Vincent and Maddox Hanks got the Rebels going early by combining for 17 points in the opening frame to help the hosts build a 20-8 advantage.
The pace slowed tremendously in the second quarter and the Knights were able to cut the deficit to eight (28-20) entering the intermission.
Hanks added six more points in the third quarter and guard J’Stan Keller had five to help the Rebels extend their cushion to 13 (43-30) entering the final stanza.
The Warriors put the game away over the final eight minutes thanks to 10 points from Keller and seven from Anthony Blunt during a 24-point outburst.
Keller led all scorers on the night with 22 points and Hanks had 17.
Vincent added a pair of 3-pointers and finished with 15 points and Blunt scored 11. Zach Baker rounded out the Rebels’ offense with two points.
Warriors come up short
CROWLEY - The Northside Christian Warriors went just 11-for-24 from the free throw line and it proved costly Tuesday in their matchup with Lake Arthur.
The visiting Tigers went on a 17-10 run in the fourth quarter to rally past the Warriors for a 59-58 victory.
The Warriors exploded in the opening frame and took a 20-11 lead.
The Tigers rallied in the second quarter and outscored the hosts 19-13 to trim the lead to three (33-30).
The Warriors had their chances to increase the lead, but they missed eight free throws in the frame.
Joseph Woods scored seven of his game-high 23 points for the hosts in the third quarter and the Warriors took a six-point lead (48-42) into the final frame.
Lake Arthur’s Ray Levi scored eight of his 15 points in the final frame and the Tigers went 5-for-6 from the charity stripe to help seal the victory.
Northside Christian (6-6) scored just 10 points in the final eight minutes and had two players, Jake Morgan and Garrett Kidder, foul out.
Jagger Thibodeaux paced the Warriors with 23 points and Joseph Woods also scored in double figures with 10 points.
In addition, Andrew Woods scored eight points, Caleb Hanks added seven, Morgan had six and Kidder finished with four.
Kenyon Boese was the leader for the Tigers with 22 points and Levi had 15.