FORT DAVIS - As basketball seasons came to an end in the last few weeks for both the boys and girls teams, the transition into spring sport schedules has begun with some of those sports already in action with more to come in the next few days.

FORT DAVIS - The Fort Davis Indians were knocked out of the playoff chase Saturday, dropping a 61-55 decision to Sierra Blanca. The Indians were plagued again by a slow start, trailing 17-2 before slowly clawing their way into the game in the second half, twice cutting the lead to three points.

FORT DAVIS - A win against Marfa capped off a long week against district opponents for the Fort Davis roundball team. After an eight day layoff due to the coronavirus, including practices, the Indians hit on all cylinders in order to beat Marfa, 69-46.

FORT DAVIS - The Fort Davis Indian girls basketball season came to an end this week with a trio of losses for a young team playing in an odd year with the coronavirus continually making things tougher than usual.

FORT DAVIS - Basketball schedules for the Fort Davis Indians boys and girls teams have been turned upside down by issues stemming from the coronavirus. Last week a scheduled game against Sierra Blanca was postponed due to a closer of Fort Davis Schools due to the virus.

BALMORHEA and VAN HORN- The Fort Davis Indian girls basketball team narrowly lost a district game last Friday against the Balmorhea Bears, topped 38-36. Kayden Gray led all scorers with a dozen points, while Maite Morales added 11 and Alex Granado put in four of her own.

BALMORHEA and VAN HORN - It was a tough seven days for the Indian boys basketball team, as they dropped a pair of games to Balmorhea and Van Horn in district play. Against the Bears, the Indians started out on fire from the field and raced to a 17-5 first quarter lead.

FORT DAVIS - The Fort Davis Indian basketball team never trailed in their game this week against Marfa, beating the Shorthorns, 50-37. The win moves the Indians to 2-0 in district play and 7-2 overall.

FORT DAVIS - A strong third quarter was not enough to push the Indian girls varsity past Marfa here Tuesday in a district matchup. The Indians would drop their second district game, 54-28.

FORT DAVIS - The Indian boys basketball teams moved to 4-1 on the season with two big wins over Grandfalls and Sanderson this past week. Against the Cowboys of Grandfalls, Traven Smith’s 17 points led Indian scorers in the 66-35 thrashing.