Van Vleck wins 5th straight Leopard Basketball Tournament

   Van Vleck captured its fifth-straight championship of the Leopards Basketball Tournament at VVHS Dec. 10-11.
   In the tourney’s fourth and decisive game, the Leopards beat Tidehaven 41-30. 
   Van Vleck 41 
   Tidehaven 30 
   Van Vleck Leopards Scoring 
   Kaleb Brown 10 
   Ty’lan Robertson 9 
   Cam Austin 7 
   Corey Austin 7
   Ben Soto 3 
   KaDarius Woodard 1 - left the game with an injury 
   Micah Burks 0 
   Andrew Trevino DNP- injury 
   Brysen Blackman DNP- illness 
   “It was a great performance from our guys,” said Leopard Head Coach Billy Ramey.
   “We played hard and together. 
   “Again, our defense led us to victory. We held them to two points in the first half. 
   “I am so proud of our team. We handled a lot of adversity due to injuries. 
   “Everyone stepped up and contributed. It was a great tournament for us.” 
   Day 1 of the tournament 
   Dec. 10 
   5 PM 
   Needville 61 
   Tidehaven 33 
   8 PM 
   Van Vleck 55 
   Bay City 46 
   Leopard Scoring 
   Corey Austin 18 
   Cam Austin 13 
   KaDarius Woodard 10 
   Ben Soto 8 
   Kaleb Brown 2 
   Andrew Trevino 2 
   Ty’lan Robertson 2 
   Micah Burks 0 
   Brysen Blackman DNP- personal illness 
   “I am so proud of the way we played tonight,” Ramey said on the first day of the tourney, Dec. 10. 
   “We were really locked in defensively and our intensity was exactly where we needed to be. 
   “It was a total team effort and everyone contributed.” 
   Day 2 results 
   1st game 
   Van Vleck 41 
   Needville 19 
   Van Vleck Leopards Scoring 
   Corey Austin 11 
   Cam Austin 7 
   Kaleb Brown 6 
   Ty’lan Robertson 6 
   Ben Soto 6 
      KaDarius Woodard 4
Micah Burks 1 
   Andrew Trevino 0
Brysen Blackman DNP- illness 
   2nd game 
   Tidehaven 53
   Bay City 59
3rd game 
   Bay City 65 
   Needville 20
   Tournament Notes: It was a very successful tournament. Thank you to all of the teams who participated. A special thanks to all of the workers that helped make our tournament a success. We look forward to having our tournament grow in the future. 
Other area scores
12/10/2021
Tidehaven Girls Basketball Stats vs. Columbus            
Tidehaven 33 - Columbus 53
Rebounds:
00. Hailey Irizarry - 1
2. Maleah Galvan - 4
3. Madison Kacer - 5
4. Mary Johnson - 7
10. Emma Swift - 10
12. Destiny Atkins - 4
15. Mykah Riddick - 1
21. Jehan Johnson - 6
23. Karleigh Cheek - 1
Scoring:
00. Hailey Irizarry - 3
3. Madison Kacer - 4
4. Mary Johnson - 6
10. Emma Swift - 7
13. Jaley Lynn - 2
15. Mykah Riddick - 2
21. Jehan Johnson - 9
Steals:
00. Hailey Irizarry - 1
3. Madison Kacer - 3
10. Emma Swift - 2
21. Jehan Johnson - 5
23. Karleigh Cheek - 1
Assists:
3. Madison Kacer - 2
10. Emma Swift - 1
12. Destiny Atkins - 1
13. Jaley Lynn - 1
21. Jehan Johnson - 4
23. Karleigh Cheek - 
Blocks:
4. Mary Johnson - 3
10. Emma Swift -  1
12-7-21
Van Vleck 48
West Columbia 38 
Box score (points
Brysen Blackman 14 
   Corey Austin 14 
   Ka’Darius Woodard 12 
   Cam Austin 2 
   Kaleb Brown 2 
Ben Soto 2  
   Andrew Trevino 2 
   Micah Burks 0 
   Ty’lan Robertson 0 
   It was a great win for us. Our second in a row. 
   We have only played school larger than us. 
   We are very proud of our development as a team. 
   Our shooting percentages have been down but as long as we continue working for good shots it will improve as the season goes along. 
   Dec. 7
Van Vleck 39 Needville 38
Tia Fields 11 points 3 Rebounds 6 steals 2 Assists
Katelyn Brown 9 points 5 steals 1 Assist
Jaila Wilson 8 points 8 Rebounds
Olivia Britton 6 points 6 Rebounds 6 Steals 4 Assists
Alexus Abbott 3 points 4 Rebounds 6 Steals 4 Assists
Raegan DeWoody 2 points 2 Rebounds
Jeff Jacques
Van Vleck Head Girls Basketball Coach
Tidehaven 8th beats Palacios
On Monday the 8th Grade Tidehaven Boys basketball team traveled to Palacios. 
   The 8th Grade “B” team won by the score of 21-2. 
   Leading scorers with 6 points each were: Kyson Rozner and Hunter Garcia. 
   Scoring 5 points was Cayden Walker, scoring 2 points each were: Aden Rivera and Jack Bonnot. 
   The “A” team won by the score of 43-20. 
   Kale Russell led the scoring with 16 points. 
   Scoring 5 pts each were: Boogie Galvan, Tristan Galvan and Adrian Cotton. 
   Scoring 4 pts was Bryce Sliva and with 2 pts each were: 
   Hayden Culbreath, Jaxon Talbert, Eli Daily and Kole Sensourivong. 
   Tidehaven JV and Varsity beat Danbury.
12/7/2021
Tide Varsity 45 - Danbury 39
Tide JV 30 - Danbury 12
Tidehaven Girls Basketball Stats vs. Danbury 
   Tidehaven 45 - Danbury 39
Rebounds:
Hailey Irizarry - 1
3. Madison Kacer - 3
4. Mary Johnson - 7
10. Emma Swift - 12
12. Destiny Atkins - 2
15. Mykah Riddick - 3
21. Jehan Johnson - 6
23. Karleigh Cheek - 6
Scoring:
Hailey Irizarry - 5
3. Madison Kacer - 1
4. Mary Johnson - 12
10. Emma Swift - 4
12. Destiny Atkins - 2
15. Mykah Riddick - 2
21. Jehan Johnson - 8
23. Karleigh Cheek - 11
Steals:
Hailey Irizarry - 1
3. Madison Kacer - 4
10. Emma Swift - 2
15. Mykah Riddick - 1
21. Jehan Johnson - 2
23. Karleigh Cheek - 2
Assists:
3. Madison Kacer - 8
12. Destiny Atkins - 1
13. Jaley Lynn - 1
21. Jehan Johnson - 1
23. Karleigh Cheek - 3
Blocks:
4. Mary Johnson - 2
10. Emma Swift - 3
23. Karleigh Cheek - 3
 

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