Seeking bounce back wins, basketball hosts Centennial
After seeing split results for both girls’ and boys’ basketball, the teams are more ready than ever to prove what they can do. Both teams look to take on the Trail Blazers on Tuesday.
January 14, 2022
The Redhawks basketball teams look to serve as not-so-gracious hosts on Friday as each team looks to bounce back from a loss when they take on the Centennial Titans in District 9-5A play at The Nest.
The Dallas Morning News number 2 5A team, the girls’ take the court at 6:30 p.m. after losing to the Memorial in overtime on Tuesday 37-32.
“Centennial is always a tough opponent,” girls head coach Ross Reedy said. “They have had a lot of success over the last three or four years… the fact that they are right down the street it’s always something to get excited about.”
Sitting in a three-way tie for third place in District 9-5A, the boys’ team is scheduled to tip-off at 8:00 p.m.
“I think they’re hungry,” boys head coach Stephen Friar said. “I expect for us to come out and play hard, be prepared; put forth their best effort and lock in a little bit better.”
