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The Tuesday Earlsboro at Asher basketball game gave both schools reason to celebrate.

Earlsboro's Lady Wildcats shook up the Lady Indians with their impressive full court press defense, which gave the Lady Wildcats plenty of chances to score in their 60-37 victory.

The Lady Wildcats worked as a team to get the win, as seven players put points on the board.

Leading them was Sierra Streater with a third of the total points at 20. She also had the most three-pointers in the game with four.

Following Streater was Alexis Coon, who had 13 points and three three-pointers.

The rest of the Earlsboro scorers were: Tahnya Kennedy, 8; Marianna Siqueiras, 7; Lacy Haynes, 5; Hannah Lena, 4; Sierra Smith, 2; and Anesah Lindsay, 1.

The Lady Indians had a harder time putting points on the board.

An exception to that, and scoring almost half of their points was Aleixis Francis with 17.

No other Lady Indian had more than six points, though.

Victoria Frankovich had six; Kathryn Dixon and Kayla Easter-Rogers had five points each; Jordan Odell and Jesica Stamford had two points each.

This win brought the Earlsboro girls to 4-1, while the Asher girls fell to 1-2.

While the Asher girls tumbled against Earlsboro, the Asher boys dominated with an 80-47 win.

Patch Hamilton and Bryson Martin each scored 18 points; Hamilton had eight two pointers and two free throws, and Martin had four three pointers and three two pointers.

Mike McDonald also had a high scoring night with seven two-pointers and a free throw for 15 points.

The rest of the Indian scorers were: Cameron Grissom with eight, Tray Odell with six, Juston Melton with five, Jake Dobbs with four, and Tahlan Hamilton, Joseph Kirkwood and Trace King with two each.

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Asher's Alexis Frances gets over the opposition to launch a shot.

While Earlsboro couldn't score like Asher could, Elijah Mahar wowed both sides of the stands with six three pointers for 18 points.

Cody Skaggs was the next highest with 11 points, followed by Brady Sheets with six, Jesse Ring with five, Kaleb Nadeau, Eryn Johnson and Justin McGehee with two each, and Ryan Long with one. The Asher boys are still undefeated after this game with a 4-0 record.

Asher played Stonewall Tuesday and will be at Wanette Nov. 26.

Earlsboro played New Lima Tuesday and will be at Moss Nov. 22.