Panola College
January 18, 2016 - The Panola College men’s basketball team defeated Paris Junior College here Saturday Night, 82-79. With the victory, Panola raises their record to 15-5 and 6-3 in Region 14 play. “That was an amazing game to be a part of.” Head Coach Grant McMillan Said. “Paris really came out and threw the first punch. Our guys showed some guts and kept battling when things weren’t going their way.” He added.
Panola got down by as much as 23 points, trailing 36-13 with just over 7:00 minutes remaining in the first half. Despite the slow start, the Ponies clawed their way back and only trailed by four, 46-42 at halftime. Paris kept the lead until Charles Tucker (Lansing, Michigan) nailed a layup to take a 63-62 lead with 10:13 remaining in the game. Panola eventually took a seven point with 1:53 remaining. Paris cut the lead to three and missed a shot to tie the game as time expired.
Leading the way offensively for the Ponies was Tucker. He recorded a double-double in the victory with 21 points and dishing out 14 assists. Jonathan Wiley (Houston, Texas) tallied 15 points and chased down nine rebounds. Devyn Wilson (Brooklyn, New York) and Tyonte Robertson (Cincinnati, Ohio) also scored in double figures with 11 and 10 points, respectively. As a team, Panola corralled 47 rebounds and shot 40 percent from the field.
The Ponies will next be in action this upcoming Saturday, January 23rd when they hit the road to take on Kilgore College. Tip-off is set for 4:00 PM on the campus of Kilgore College in Kilgore, Texas.
January 18, 2016 - Despite Teanna Frances Henderson putting 20 points on the board, Panola College lost to Paris Junior College 79-76. Paris Junior College clinched their lead in the fourth quarter on a two-pointer.
Frances Henderson scored the most baskets during the fourth period, earning six points for Panola College.
Two other players also scored in the double digits for Panola College. R'Trevia Randolph and Kia Fisker both added 14 points. Laura Chavez hit two three-pointers and scored seven points total. Also helping the effort for Panola College were J'Lene Martinez (7 points, 4 rebounds), Denasia Watson (5 points, 8 rebounds), Amanda Cruz (2 points), Kabreshia Orange (3 points), Genesis Rivera (2 points), and Charlynn Perry (2 points, 4 steal).
The Fillies look to take action again Wednesday, January 20 in the Arthur Johnson Gymnasium against Blinn College at 5:30 PM.
January 12, 2016 - Panola College fell to Angelina College on Monday night, 68-53, even with Charlynn Perry 15 points and R'Trevia Randolph scoring 14 points.
With 22 points in the second quarter, Angelina College added to their existing lead.
From behind the arc Perry was 42% (3-for-7) while Randolph 50% (4-for-8).
Also contributing for Fillies were Amanda Cruz (7 points), Teanna Frances Henderson (5 points), Kia Fisker & Genesis Rivera (4 points apiece), J'Lene Martinez and Raemeisha Claxton (2 points apiece).
The Fillies will take action again Wednesday, January 13th against Blinn College at 5:30 PM in Brenham, TX.
January 14, 2016 - Athens, Texas – The Panola College men’s basketball team fell to Trinity Valley Community College, 76-60 here Wednesday Night. The loss drops their record to 14-5 and 5-3 and Region 14 play. “I was proud of our effort and half-court defense all game long.” Head Coach Grant McMillan said. “We have to convert plays around the rim in such a high level ball game.” He added.
Panola took a 6 point lead, 22-16 with just under 10 minutes remaining in the half before trailing heading into the locker room, 36-34. Trinity Valley used a 15-6 run to start the second half to begin pulling away. Panola closed the game to eight points on several occasions but never got any closer.
Leading the Ponies offensively was Charles Tucker (Lansing, Michigan) who recorded a double-double with 15 points and 10 assists. Jonathan Wiley (Houston, Texas) and Tyonte Robertson (Cincinnati, Ohio) also scored in double figures with 10 points each. Tope Arikawe (Nigeria) recorded four blocks in the loss. As a team Panola only shot 39 percent from the field.
Panola will next be in action this upcoming Saturday, January 17th when they host Paris Junior College. Tip-off is set for 4:00 PM at Arthur Johnson Gymnasium on the Campus of Panola College in Carthage, Texas.
January 12, 2015 - Panola College fell to Angelina College on Monday night, 68-53, even with Charlynn Perry 15 points and R'Trevia Randolph scoring 14 points.
With 22 points in the second quarter, Angelina College added to their existing lead.
From behind the arc Perry was 42% (3-for-7) while Randolph 50% (4-for-8).
Also contributing for Fillies were Amanda Cruz (7 points), Teanna Frances Henderson (5 points), Kia Fisker & Genesis Rivera (4 points apiece), J'Lene Martinez and Raemeisha Claxton (2 points apiece).
The Fillies will take action again Wednesday, January 13th against Blinn College at 5:30 PM in Brenham, TX.
January 12, 2015 - The Panola College Workforce and Continuing Education division is offering REFIT classes January 21– May 12, 2016. The class will meet Monday and Thursday from 6:00pm to 7:00pm. The cost of the class is $10.00 and pre-registration is required. For more information, contact the Continuing Education office at 903-693-2067 or email ce@panola.edu.
January 11, 2016 - Panola College is proud to announce the names of those students named to the Dean’s List for the fall 2015 semester. To qualify a student must complete a minimum of 12 semester hours with a grade point average between 3.5 and 3.79. Only courses applying toward an associate degree or certificate are included in the computation.
SHELBY COUNTY
- Center: Deanna Askew-Lemon, Carla Barnes, Brandie Benedetti, Kalishia Calhoun, Karen Esparza, Ruth Gonzalez, Xochil Gonzalez, Chelsea Henderson, Gabriela Landin, Laura Lindsey, Dallas Odonnell, Justin Renfro, and Tristan Smith
- Joaquin: Ricky Gibson, Deborah Lehr-Greathouse, Morgan Matthews, and Taylor Wilkerson
- Shelbyville: Joel Dales, Lewis Dales, Alexandria Dutton, Katie Golden, Savannah Green, Bethany Sonmor, and Wyatt Windham
- Tenaha: Joshua Hickman
- Timpson: Thomas Langley, Meagan Mackey, and Isaiah Molloy
GEORGIA
- Conyers: Tope Arikawe
LOUSIANA
- Benton: Brittany Grissom
- Shreveport: Ashley Craig and Emily Hamm
TEXAS
- Athens: Daniel Mossberger
- Beckville: Reiley Cohorst, Morgan Hamilton, Dillon Richmond, Daryn Speed, Jason Travis, Kylee Vance, and Cher Vang
- Broaddus: Caitlyn Edwards
- Carthage: Jessica Alexander, TJ Allums, Emily Bounds, Christopher Caudle, Jessica Clakley, Jessica Cole, Sierra Collins, Rebekah Corley, Emily Dodge, Jasmine Earl, Kelwin Edwards, Lora Gonzalez, Kaycie Gros, Shawn Horn, Amber Jarrett, Roberto Jimenez, David Johnson, Shajuana Marry, Jameika Marshall, Meagan Mccullough, Corey Oliver, Sarita Page, Lacey Scott, Carlie Smith, and Carly Watson
- Chireno: Priscilla Covarrubias, Stephen Dicks, and Belinda Hamby
- Conroe: Briana Jones
- Deberry: Ryan Dickinson, Miranda Doan, Savana Hanaway, and Audra Harris
- Fort Worth: Rachel Henderson
- Garrison: Joshua Edge, Kimberly Garcia, Chance Lunsford, Jeanese Murdock, Daniel Quetzala, and Rialie Taylor
- Gary: Janice Fincher, Kami Koenig, and Loren Stephenson
- Gilmer: Karissa Hicks
- Hallsville: Logan Bailey and Brandon Mathis
- Harleton: Dalton Ridgeway
- Hemphill: Harley Thomas
- Henderson: Alaina Christian, Ashley Christian, Sarahi Contreras, Kaylii Fuller, Angela Marsh, Keandra Roquemore, and Ryan Weaver
- Huntington: Keelan Moses
- Jacksonville: Juan Jimenez and Bryan Sanchez
- Joaquin: Ricky Gibson, Deborah Lehr-Greathouse, Morgan Matthews, and Taylor Wilkerson
- Kilgore: Morgan Presley
- LongBranch: Tiffany Stapleton, Ashley Gay, and Macie Innerarity
- Longview: Melanie Pinkston, Shelby Pitre, and Wendy Womack
- Lufkin: Hailey Burns and Deidre Merritt
- Marshall: Ariana Abelardo, Ursula Betancourt, Katelyn Boston, Joan Campbell, Harold Faucett, Evelyn Harrison, Hunter Hartmann, Wesley Hooper, Chelsea Johnson, Erica Lovely, Jennifer Olvera, Valerie Ordaz, Logan Spear, Kirstie Stewart, Erika Vasquez, Steven Yates
- Mount Enterprise: Jenna King
- Nacogdoches: Tranedra Kegler, Rekesha Leonard, Miriam Maxie, and Lauren Newton
- Nederlands: Korey Clark
- Ore City: Destiney Miller
- Palestine: Blake Hensley
- Pattonville: Kastley Greer
- Ravenna: Kyle Wallace
- Rio Vista: Jason Henslee
- San Augustine: Desiree Holmes, Veronica Porter, and Tanesha Smith
- Selman City: Shannon Henshaw
- Shelbyville: Joel Dales, Lewis Dales, Alexandria Dutton, Katie Golden, Savannah Green, Bethany Sonmor, and Wyatt Windham
- Sulphur Springs: Jessica Horton
- Teague: Caleb Wilson
- Tenaha: Joshua Hickman
- Timpson: Thomas Langley, Meagan Mackey, and Isaiah Molloy
- Waskom: Tonya Smith and Chasity Tapia
LITHUANIA: Arnas Dautartas
BRAZIL: Victoria Baptista Santos
January 11, 2016 - Panola College is proud to announce the names of those students named to the President’s List for the fall 2015 semester. To qualify a student must complete a minimum of 12 semester hours with a grade point average between 3.8 and 4.0. Only courses applying toward an associate degree or certificate are included in the computation.
SHELBY COUNTY
- Center: January Arnold, Megan Barbee, Thomas Bierman, Luke Burns, Stacy Campos, Liliana Castaneda, Kevin Fenton, Erika Figueroa, Jack Ford, Miguel Garcia, Luz Gomez, Taylor Hudspeth, Tammy Johnson, Abigail Mckenney, Felipe Montanez, Diana Perez, Luis Perez, Vanessa Renteria, Jazmin Romo, Ricardo Sanchez, Whitney Sims, Marissa Tomlin, Taylor Tomlin, Juan Vallejo, and Jared Wiggins
- Joaquin: Marzaveon Cooper and Christopher Smith
- Shelbyville: Paige Broeckelman, Michael Elliott, and Tori Faust
- Tenaha: Efrain Hernandez and Brady Tovar
- Timpson: Jarid Barton, Maggie Bush, Monica Montoya, Holly Royer, Madilyn Sanford, and Marissa Thompson
LOUISIANA
- Many: Nicholas Pearson
- Shreveport: LyJessica Sparks
NEW MEXICO
- Mesilla Park: Leiyona Young
TEXAS
- Alto: Kayla McCune
- Beckville: Brianna Dunlap, Cassie Elizondo, Matthew Letourneau, Kade Lindsay, Taylor Lindsay, Kimberly Mcguire, and Christopher Ramirez
- Big Sandy: Maryann Phillips
- Bullard: Jobuck Siler
- Burkeville: Sedaja Suell
- Carthage: Christopher Barnes, Summer Croley, James Davis, Nancy Dominguez-Aldaba, Dennis Golden, Guillermo Gomez, Oscar Guerrero Rodriguez, Megan Hogg, Melissa Morris, Desiree Nitzschke, Kelcie Oney, Joel Rathbun, Tina Sandidge, Delisha Strain, Elida Villarreal, Amber Weatherford, and James Wisdom
- Chireno: Melissa Mangan
- Cibolo: Chantel Woodard
- Conroe: Joshua Heard
- Deberry: Emillee Giddens, Samantha Goebel, Chakera Holcomb, William Mcclure, Chelsey Smith, and Taunya Vance
- Dickinson: Pierce Hollister
- Eustace: Katherine Baze
- Garrison: Leticia De La Torre, Kirsten Mayfield, and Urias Quetzala
- Gary: Karen Martin, Dana McDaniel, and Ronna Phillips
- Hallsville: Ciara Minchew
- Harleton: Kollin Hurt
- Henderson: Pedro Aguilar, Rachel Bridges, Gerardo Deleon, Rogelio Gonzalez, Isaiah Key, Emily Ortiz, Aesha Strong, and Tyra Williams
- Hillsboro: McKensie Piar
- Humble: April Stewart
- Jefferson: Anna Crumbie
- Karnack: Tamara Latham
- Laneville: Melisa Cuningham
- Leander: Morgan Currie
- Linden: Anne Buongiorne
- Longbranch: Melody Cohorst
- Longview: Debra Dickerson, Khaliah Ford, Angelica Perez, Shannon Pruett, Ashlee Sloan, Courtney Townsend, and Paula Webb
- Lufkin: Heather Staley and Sara Trahan
- Marshall: Robin Bates, Jayme Cole, Shelby Dorchester, Stephanie Emerson, Stephen Heath, Latoya Johnson, Shene Johnson, Jessica Long, Vivian Lugo, Shawnessy Mccoy, Jessica Millican, Martha Moreno, and Sara Sellars
- Milam: Amie Forehand
- Mission: Raquel Marquez
- Missouri City: Koya Sowells
- Mount Enterprise: Laura Fryman
- Nacogdoches: Mary Hurst and Gregory Och
- Nederland: Kendal Savarino
- Pineland: Martha Brown
- Rio Vista: Christopher Henslee
- Rusk: Jessica Russel
- San Augustine: Jessica Davis, Celene Garcia, and Alejandra Reyes-Farias
- Silsbee: Katelyn Halvorson and Tyler Powell
- Tatum: Ashley Layton
- Troup: Carly Dyess
- Waskom: Makaila Johnson and Ben Wise
- White Oak: Josh Benson
BRAZIL: Ana Pestana De Oliveira
DENMARK: Kia Fisker
January 11, 2015 Baytown, Texas – The Panola men’s basketball team went on the road to defeat Lee College, 78-63 on Saturday night. With the victory, Panola’s record is raised to 14-4 and 5-2 in Region XIV play. “We knew that coming down here to Lee was going to be an extremely hard place to play.” Head Coach Grant McMillan stated. “Our guys never went away from our game plan and executed on both ends the entire 40 minute ball game.” He added.
After a Lee basket tied the ball game at 2-2 with just under 19:00 minutes to play in the first half, Panola never trailed the rest of the way. A low scoring first half saw the Ponies take a 34-28 lead into the locker room. Panola went on a 8-0 run midway through the second half to take their largest lead 58-40 with 10:33 to play. Lee cut the lead to nine points with 1:53 left but never got any closer.
Panola was led by four separate double-digit scorers. Tyonte Robertson (Cincinnati, Ohio) led the way scoring 20 points, 16 of those coming in the first half. Charles Tucker (Lansing, Michigan) made nine free throws in route to 14 points. Devin Wilson (Brooklyn, New York) and Terry Holt (Nashville, Tennessee) netted 12 and 11 points, respectively. Jonathan Wiley (Houston, Texas) was one point way from recording a double-double as he finished the game with nine points and 10 rebounds. Panola went 10-18 from the three point line. As a team Panola assisted on 22 shots and chased down 31 rebounds.
Panola will next be in action this upcoming Wednesday, January 13th as the head to Athens, Texas to take on Trinity Valley Community College. Tip-off is set for 7:00 PM on the campus of Trinity Valley.
January 11, 2015 - Despite Laura Chavez putting up twelve points, Panola College lost to Trinity Valley Community College 76-57.
Fillies had a strong first half, scoring a game-high 22 points during the second quarter. Chavez led the charge for Panola College's offense, scoring twelve points, with seven points during the third period.
Teanna Frances Henderson was the Fillies second leading scorer with 9 points while J'Lene Martinez added in (7 points). Also contributing were Raemeisha Claxton (6 points, 8 rebounds) and Genesis Rivera (6 points). Fillies R'Trevia Randolph (5 points), Kia Fisker five points and was the leading re-bounder with nine. Amanda Cruz with (3 points) and Charlynn Perry & Kabreshia Orange with (2 points apiece).
Fillies look to take action again Monday, January 11th at 5:30 PM at Arthur Johnson Gym as they look to face Angelina College.
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