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What happened: Midland Christian earned a strong 55–44 win over 6A Frenship on Tuesday, Nov. 25, in Wolfforth. The Mustangs controlled the pace from the opening quarter and kept the Tigers off balance with steady defensive pressure and clean offensive execution. The win pushes Midland Christian to 8-2 for the season.

Why this matters: Frenship competes in UIL 6A, the largest and most competitive classification in Texas. Beating a school of that size is a significant accomplishment for Midland Christian. The win reinforces the Mustangs’ ability to compete with top-tier public-school programs and adds a high-quality result to their early-season resume.

Go deeper: The Mustangs attacked the lane efficiently, moved the ball with purpose, and generated high-percentage looks. Defensively, they limited second-chance opportunities and forced several key stops in the second half. Their composure and discipline were difference-makers throughout the matchup.

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What’s next: Midland Christian will head to Granbury next week to compete in the Granbury Kia Tournament, where they’ll face a strong multi-day field. The Mustangs look to carry the momentum from their win over Frenship into tournament play.