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Panthers silence Alief Hastings in ‘Silent Night’ themed game

Tricia Darcy and Ella Hickman
December 15, 2025
Tricia Darcy
Senior Koltan Lopez jumps into the air, past the Alief Hastings defense, to shoot a layup towards the end of the game. The Panthers won the ‘Silent Night’ themed game, 52-40 against Alief Hastings.

On Dec. 12, the boys basketball team held their annual ‘Silent Night’ themed game against Alief Hastings.  The boys will next compete on Dec. 16 at College Station. Teams across all levels beat Alief Hastings on Dec. 12. Check out a slideshow of images from varsity’s 52-40 home victory.

To see more images from the game, visit KP Media’s SmugMug page where the photos can be purchased for personal use. 

 

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