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Sachse edges Rockwall in bi-district

by | Feb 11, 2025 | Latest, Sports, Uncategorized

Sachse senior Camille Logan (12) drives past a Rockwall defender for a layup during Monday’s Region II-6A-Division I bi-district playoff game from Lovejoy High School. Photo by Tina Lopez / C&S Media

By Mark Saldana

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The Sachse Lady Mustangs secured a hard-fought 41-36 victory over the Rockwall Lady Yellowjackets on Monday night at Lovejoy High School, clinching the Region II-6A, Division I bi-district championship.

Moving on to the next round of playoffs, the Lady Mustangs had an impressive defensive game down the stretch. Led by senior standouts Camille Logan who had 12 points, Arianna Gregory who had nine, and Charish Thompson and Ckalynn Anderson who added eight a piece.

Key plays in the game included a three-pointer from Thompson to start the game, a long range three by Logan shortly thereafter, and another three by Thompson. Logan had an impressive spin move layup in transition coming out of the half, as well as Anderson with a floater off an offensive rebound.  

For more on this story see the February 13, 2025 print, or digital edition of The Sachse News. Subscribe today and support local journalism in your community.

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