Thanks to the Odessa American for this report

Three Odessa College basketball players have signed national letters of intent to continue their careers after helping the Wranglers to a 25-8 record in 2012-13, the most victories for the program since the 2007-08 season.

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Thanks to Mike Whitson of the Odessa American for this story

Dennis Helms doesn't measure his success by wins and losses on the basketball court, although the former Odessa College men's coach experienced his fair share of victories.

When he looks back on his career, the one aspect he takes the most pride in is the positive impact he was able to make on the lives of his former players.

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LUBBOCK – For the fifth consecutive year, the Region 5 men's and women's basketball tournaments will be held at the Rip Griffin Center on the campus of Lubbock Christian University.  The dates of this year's tournaments are March 6-9.

All 14 games of the tournament can be seen live at www.psblive.com.

The Eastfield Harvesters defeated Mountain View 84-72 on Monday night to win the Region V championship, avenging Thursday's loss to the Lions. The win means that Eastfield will head to New York on March 14 to play in the NJCAA Division III national championship tournament.
 

Eric Stubbs has learned a lot in a short time.

He learned he loves the game of basketball. And he's learned that he needs to keep learning in order to continue playing the sport.

Not a problem, he says.

"I was a slacker in high school. I didn't realize how important grades can be," said the 6-foot-10-inch sophomore post from Kansas City, Mo.