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BROWNSBORO — Aidan Hardin scored 20 points as Brownsboro took a 48-32 win over Tyler HEAT on Tuesday night.

Brownsboro led 11-9 at the end of the first quarter but trailed 22-19 at halftime. The Bears outscored the HEAT 17-6 in the third quarter and 12-4 in the fourth quarter to pull away for the win.

GeKyle Baker scored 11 points for Brownsboro. Other scorers were Lane Epperson (8), Jordan Hoover 95), Jacob Hopson (3) and Kyle Nichols (1). Hoover hit the only three for the Bears.

Cayden Tomlin hit two 3-pointers and led Tyler HEAT (10-6) with 14 points. Brayden Cox and Jake Carlile had 8 points each, and Jackson Tomlin had 2 points.

Brownsboro (13-2) will host Gary at 6:45 p.m. Friday.

Brownsboro JV won 71-16.

Henderson 56, Troup 52, OT

TROUP — Devin Phillips scored 27 points to lead Henderson to a 56-52 overtime win over Troup on Tuesday.

Troup led 12-9 after the first quarter but trailed 33-24 at halftime. Henderson led 40-37 after three quarter, but the Tigers were able to force overtime.

Trae Davis led Troup with 22 points. Other scorers were Bracey Cover (11), Logan Womack (6), Treor Padia (6), Jarett Castillo (4) and Colby Turner (3).

Other scorers for Henderson (8-9) were Deuce Davis (15), Austin Berry (6), Josh Simpson (4) and Dequavion Kelly (4).

Troup (10-4) will play Kerens at 3 p.m. Friday in Kerens.

Chapel Hill 72, Van 42

NEW CHAPEL HILL — Tyson Berry hit four 3-pointers and scored 16 points to lead Chapel Hill to a 72-42 win over Van.

Berry also had seven steals.

Other scorers for Chapel Hill were Adrian Mumphrey (10), Will Chetlin (9), Cameron Murphy (9), Demetrius Brisbon (8), Ahstin Watkins (7), Keviyan Huddleston (6), Ilonzo McGregor (5) and Jayvin Mayfield (2).

Chapel Hill (4-2) will be in the Tatum tournament beginning Thursday.

Nacogdoches 64, Tyler Legacy 44

NACOGDOCHES — JT Steadman scored 23 points to lead Nacogdoches to a 64-44 win over Legacy.

Scorers for Legacy were KJ Jennings (8), Jadin Hambrick (7), Jayden Jones (7), Nick Vasso (6), Aaron Sears (4), Xavier Smith (3), Triston Jones (3), Cayden Callier (2) and Luke Anderson (2).

Legacy will host Longview at 7 p.m. Friday.

Harmony 56, New Diana 47

HARMONY — Boston Seahorn put in 25 points to lead Harmony to a 56-47 win over New Diana.

Weston Seahorn scored 12 points. Other scorers were Chris Arellano (9), Riley Patterson (3), Aiden Chambers (2), Chance Higgins (2), Braxton Baker (1) and Brandon Larkin (1).

Jacob Newland led New Diana with 18 points.

Harmony (8-8) will compete in the Union Grove tournament beginning Thursday.

Canton 44, Sunnyvale 33

SUNNYVALE — Chantson Prox hit for 16 points to help Canton to a 44-33 win over Sunnyvale on Tuesday.

The Eagles jumped out to a 15-7 first-quarter lead and was on top 31-16 at the half.

Others scoring for Canton (13-3) were Trey Greier (6), Jaxon Rhyne (6), Layne Etheridge (5), Kam Shaw (4), Cason Bell (3), Caleb Bell (2) and Jaden Pickerill (2).

The Raiders (3-12) were led by Landry Laird (13) and Jarek Derleth (10).

Sunnyvale won the JV game, 40-35.

Sunnyvale is scheduled to host Athens at 7:30 p.m. Friday. Canton is scheduled to host Commerce at 1 p.m. Friday.

White Oak 69, Grace Community 45

WHITE OAK — Tyler Hicks hit for 12 points and Kole Crawford added 10 in the Grace Community Cougars 69-45 loss to the White Oak Roughnecks on Tuesday.

Landon Anderson led the Roughnecks with 23 points with Gunner Solis and Brian Williams each added 14 points.

Others scoring for the Cougars were Will Bozeman (9), Brinton Loftis (6), Cade Covington (5) and Grant Bird (3).

Also scoring for White Oak were Ben Jacyno (7), Zac Jacyno (7), Colton Fears (2) and Hayden Craig (2).

Arp 40, Hawkins 39

ARP — Arp halted a Hawkins rally, scoring a 40-39 win on Tuesday.

Marshall White led the Hawks (4-4) with 12 points, followed by Bryce Burns (9), Dristun Pruitt (7), Jeramy Torres (4), Boston Conner (3), Toby Gwin (2), Micah Staruska (1) and Rowdy Searer (1).

Kadaylon Williams led the Tigers (3-1) wiht 21 points. Others scoring for Arp were Blake Florence (6), Robert Draper (6), AJ Arrington (4) and Tristen Robbins (3).

Pine Tree 67, Spring Hill 64

LONGVIEW — Daryus Gray filled the stat sheet with 25 points, four rebounds, six steals and three assists as the Pine Tree Pirates edged crosstown rival Spring Hill, 67-64, on Tuesday at the Pirate Center.

Jeremiah Blinks scored 14 points to go along with two steals and seven rebounds for the Pirates, and Dealyn Evans finished with 13 points and seven rebounds.

Tayler Riehemann had 24 points, and Brennan Ferguson and James Thomas added eight apiece in the loss for Spring Hill.

Center 52, Kilgore 36

KILGORE — Center Roughriders built an 18-point lead heading into the fourth quarter on the way to a 52-36 win over the Kilgore Bulldogs on Tuesday.

C.J. Ingram paced Kilgore with 15 points. Thomas Hattaway added eight, Jake Thompson six, Javiora Easley five and Zaylon Stoker two.

Mineola 55, Sabine 41

MINEOLA — The Mineola Yellowjackets pulled away in the fourth quarter with a 21-10 run on the way to a 55-41 win over the Sabine Cardinals.

Hudson McNatt and Clayne Simmons had 11 points apiece and Breydan Pobuda finished with eight for Sabine, which will host Jefferson on Friday.

Harmony 55, New Diana 47

HARMONY — Boston Seahorn connected on 11 of 15 free throws and finished with a team-leading 25 points as the Harmony Eagles notched a 55-47 win over New Diana.

Weston Seahorn added 12 for Harmony, which led 17-8 after one quarter and 29-20 at the half. Chris Arellano had nine points, Riley Patterson three, Aidan Chambers and Chanse Higgins two apiece and Brandon Larkin and Braxton Baker one each.

Harmony (8-8) will face McLeod at 1 p.m. on Thursday at the Union Gove Tournament.

James Bowie 53, Big Sandy 50

BIG SANDY — The Simms James Bowie Pirates rallied for a 53-50 win over Big Sandy on Tuesday.

James Bowie trailed 15-10 after one quarter and 26-25 at the half before outscoring the Wildcats 16-8 in the third.

Sean Gregory hit five 3-pointers and finished with 25 points in the loss for Big Sandy, which will face St. Mary’s at 6 p.m. on Friday at home.