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Amarillo Teams Claim Victories at TABC Showcase and NAHL Competition

Weekend results from the 2026 TABC Showcase and NAHL action highlight local squads building momentum.

By Amarillo Sport Desk · Published July 19, 2026

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The Amarillo Bulls swept the Lone Star Brahmas over the weekend with a 3-2 shootout win on Friday and a 1-0 shutout on Saturday, extending their winning streak to five games. Four Amarillo-area high school basketball teams also competed at the 2026 TABC Showcase in Duncanville this weekend.

High School Basketball Results at the Showcase

Amarillo High, Palo Duro, Canadian, and Childress all won games on Saturday and Sunday. Amarillo High defeated West Brook 59-54 and Plano 59-52. Palo Duro beat Brentwood Christian 66-43. Canadian won twice on Sunday, defeating Prairiland 52-27 and closing out with a 59-36 victory against an unnamed opponent. These performances at the 2026 TABC Showcase in Duncanville show the teams competing strongly in a major early-season event.

Bulls Maintain Momentum in NAHL Action

The Amarillo Bulls' sweep adds to their current form. The 3-2 shootout victory on Friday and the 1-0 shutout on Saturday mark continued success against the Lone Star Brahmas. This streak of five games comes as local hockey fans follow the NAHL schedule closely.

Sod Poodles Sit Out Weekend

The Amarillo Sod Poodles had no games scheduled for Saturday or Sunday. Their most recent game was a 2-1 loss to Arkansas on July 12, 2026. With the MiLB schedule paused for the weekend, attention turned to other local sports results.

These outcomes from the weekend events provide a clear picture of Amarillo-area teams performing in both hockey and basketball. The results from the TABC Showcase and the Bulls' series offer concrete markers for how squads are handling early competition. Observers can follow continued coverage through local outlets as teams prepare for the next parts of their schedules.

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