Seahawks roll past Lone Star College-Tomball, 98-49

Lamar State College Port Arthur?s Jamyus Jones (0) goes to the basket against Lone Star College-Tomball on Saturday afternoon at the Carl Parker Center. Jones came off the bench to score a game-high 19 points as the Seahawks topped the Timberwolves 98-49.
Lamar State College Port Arthur’s Jamyus Jones (0) goes to the basket against Lone Star College-Tomball on Saturday afternoon at the Carl Parker Center. Jones came off the bench to score a game-high 19 points as the Seahawks topped the Timberwolves 98-49.

Game Leaders

Lone Star College-Tomball
Pts: Nate Anthony - 15
Reb: Nate Anthony - 5
Ast: Nate Anthony - 3
Lamar State College Port Arthur
Pts: Nathan Bailey - 16
Reb: 2 Players (#1, #12) - 7
Ast: 3 Players (#4, #12, #25) - 3

Team Stats

Lone Star College-Tomball
Lamar State College Port Arthur

Field Goals

(14-46)
(28-51)

Field Goal %

30.4%
54.9%

Rebounds

23
35

Assists

8
16

Turnovers

16
13

Pts off Turnovers

3
17

2nd Chance Pts

6
14

Pts in the Paint

10
32

Fastbreak Pts

0
0

Bench Pts

2
34
full stats
Posted: Feb 09, 2019

Lamar State College Port Arthur utilized an explosive defense coupled with a stifling defense to smother Lone Star College-Tomball on Saturday afternoon, 98-49, at the Carl Parker Center in Port Arthur.

This is the final non-conference game of the season for the Seahawks who enter the second half of their NJCAA Region 14 South Zone run this Wednesday. Standing at 15-9 overall, the Hawks take their 5-6 league mark into a game against Lee College of Baytown at the Carl Parker Center. That game tips off at 7 p.m.

On Saturday, it was all LSCPA from the start as five Seahawks recorded double-figure scoring totals, including a double-double performance by Nathan Bailey. The sophomore forward from New Orleans knocked down 16 points with 10 rebounds in the win for the Hawks.

The game-high scorer was freshman guard Jamyus Jones with 19, while Chris Thomas came off the bench to score 18 points with seven rebounds for LSCPA. Colin Just, a sophomore forward from Magnolia, scored 16 points, while Port Arthur Memorial HS product Darion Chatman added 12 points with five assists for the Seahawks.