Shiner boys basketball: Shiner boys defeat Runge, Bloomington, Victoria St. Joseph in recent game

Carson Schuette scored 19 points and Bode Prove put in 14 points with both players hitting two threes in Shiner’s 71-25 win over Runge Dec. 27 at home.
“It was good to get a win since we had some close losses,” Shiner head coach Jeff Akin said. “We got to work on a few things and our players were focused and took the game seriously.”
Shiner dominated the opening quarter by outscoring Runge 25-3 with six Comanches scoring, led by Drew Wenske  who banked in half a dozen points and Prove sank five points. Runge got a late triple to prevent a scoreless period.
Prove made two buckets and Ryan Peterson made a three to pace a 9-4 Shiner run in the second stanza.
Schuette and Prove each made a late triple with Runge hitting a triple to at the buzzer to put Shiner ahead 47-11 at halftime.
Schuette made a three and scored seven points as the Comanches ran the score up to 54-14 in the third quarter.
The Yellowjackets then made a run with a seven straight points including a tres and the quarter concluded when Cauy Herman grabbed a steal and scored.
In the last eight minutes, Schuette sank five points and Kyle Muehstein contributed four points in Shiner’s 15-4 run.
Shiner 71, Runge 25
R 3 8 10 4-25
S 25 22 9 15-71
Runge: T. Jones 9 3pt-2, A. Ramirez 9, Mendoza 3 3pt-1, M. Ramirez 3 3pt-1, Gutierrez 1.
Shiner: Carson Schuette 19 3pt-2, Bode Prove 14 3pt-2, Ryan Peterson 9 3pt-1, Drew Wenske 8, Jared Werner 7, Kyle Muehlstein 6, Micah Carson 4, Jake Simper 2, Cauy Herman 2.
Shiner 55, Bloomington 31
Peterson scored 14 points, Schuette had 13 points and Wenske provided another 12 as Shiner routed Bloomington 55-31on the road Dec. 16 to start district play.
Shiner went up 17-2 in the first frame and led 29-12 at halftime. The Wildcats managed to outdo Shiner 15-14 in the third quarter and the Comanches responded with a 12-7 run in the fourth.
S 17 12 14 12-55
B 2 7 15 7-31
Shiner: Ryan Peterson 14, Carson Schuette 13 3pt-3, Drew Wenske 12, Micah Carson 7 3pt-1, Brady Herndon 3 3pt-1, Jared Werner 2, Kyle Muehlstein 2, Bode Prove 2.
Bloomington: Darby 11, Cantu 8 3pt-2, Zuniga 2, Melechor 2, Gardner 2, #12 2, #50 2, Taylor 1, Delarosa 1
In other non-district games, Shiner beat Victoria St. Joseph, and lost to Hallettsville and Goliad
Shiner 54, Victoria St. Joseph 50
Peterson, Schuette and Wenske combined for 39 points and six triples to lead Shiner to a 54-50 barn burner at Victoria St. Joseph on Dec. 17.
Shiner led 10-4 after one quarter and outscored the Flyers 11-9 in the second frame for a 21-13 halftime lead. The Comanches went up 21-13 at the break and pushed their lead to 38-24 after the end of the third.
The Flyers made a massive run of 26-16 in the fourth quarter but could not draw level.
S     10 11 17 16-54
VSJ  4 9 11 26-50
Shiner: Ryan Peterson 14 3pt-2, Carson Schuette 13 3pt-3, Drew Wenske 12 3pt-1, Kyle Muehstein 5, Carson Schuette 4, Brady Herndon 3 3pt-1, Bode Prove 3 3pt-1
Victoria St. Joseph: J. Ward 28 3pt-1, A. Pate 6, M. Hobbs 5, R. Carson 4, R. Riveroin 3 3pt-1, H. Bazan 2, S. Avilia 2.  
Hallettsville 55, Shiner 44
Trailing Hallettsville just 24-22, the Comanches could not keep the Brahmas off the board in the second half and were outscored 31-22 to fall 55-44 Dec. 20 at home.
The Brahmas went up 40-35 after the third quarter and outscored Shiner 15-9 in the fourth period.
Hallettsville led 11-9 after one frame and the teams split 26 points in the second quarter.
Peterson and Jared Werner each hit a three and finished with 12 points. Bedford for Hallettsville led all scorers with 26 points.
H 11 13 16 15-55
S 9 13 13 9-44
Hallettsville: Bedford 26, McAfee 8 3pt-1, Wilson 7, Henke 6 3pt-2, Mundine 4, Thigpen 3 3pt-1, Alamila 1.
Shiner: Ryan Peterson 12 3pt-1, Jared Werner 12 3pt-1, Carson Schuette 9 3pt-2, Micah Carson 7, Kyle Muehlstein 4.
Goliad 42, Shiner 22
Peterson scored 11 points but the Comanches took a tough 42-22 loss at Goliad on Dec. 21.
Prove and Schuette each scored four points, Kyle Muehlstein had two points  and Jared Werner finished with one point.