ITM Girls Basketball

The Lady Warriors delivered a commanding opening week, securing four straight wins and claiming the Natalia Tournament Championship. Their success came from balanced scoring, rebounding strength, and suffocating defense.

Across their four wins, several Lady Warriors turned in standout performances:

Alec Alvarado led the team in scoring multiple times, including 9 points vs. GH Forest Heights and 8 points vs. Natalia, while consistently adding rebounds and assists.
Jaycee Crawley posted strong shooting nights with 10 points vs. GH Forest and 6 points vs. Dilley, and pulled down 5 rebounds in multiple contests.
Ramsie Hewes provided reliable interior scoring and rebounding, including 10 points and 7 rebounds vs. GH Forest Heights.
Holly Alvarado delivered one of the week’s top performances with 15 points and 3 rebounds vs. Natalia, along with several steals that shifted momentum.
Kenna Nichols added steady production on both ends, with 8 points and 3 rebounds vs. Medina, helping anchor the defensive pressure.

The Lady Warriors consistently out-rebounded opponents throughout tournament play, highlighted by double-digit team totals in every game — a key factor in controlling tempo and creating second-chance scoring.

Head Coach Jessica Fierro shared her pride in the group.

“What I love most about this team is their fight,“ said Coach Jessica Fierro. "We may be small in numbers, but we play with heart, discipline, and trust in each other. Every game we’re sharpening our identity. We’re just getting started.”

The Lady Warriors competed in the Brady Tournament under challenging circumstances, battling through a demanding slate of games while dealing with illness and limited availability. Despite the obstacles, the team never lacked effort or heart, leaning into the opportunity to grow and improve with each possession.

In a hard-fought 46–45 win over Cooper, the Lady Warriors showed resilience on both ends of the floor, shooting 50% from three-point range and forcing turnovers that helped swing momentum late . Defensive pressure and timely stops were a consistent theme throughout the tournament, even in losses to Harper, May, and Childress, where the Lady Warriors continued to battle against deeper, more experienced rosters.

Despite limited numbers and heavy minutes, several Lady Warriors delivered standout performances throughout the Brady Tournament:

Jaycee Crawley emerged as a steady two-way presence, logging heavy minutes while contributing double-digit scoring in tournament play, along with strong rebounding and defensive activity.
Kenna Nichols continued to anchor the defense, consistently pulling down rebounds and providing interior pressure.
Brooke Alvarado showed efficiency from the perimeter, knocking down key outside shots and stretching the floor offensively while also contributing on the defensive glass.
Ramsie Hewes made the most of her minutes, providing a spark with high shooting efficiency, hustle plays, and defensive rebounds — an example of the next-player-up mentality this team embraced.

Across the tournament, the Lady Warriors were forced into expanded roles, and the experience gained by multiple players taking on additional responsibility will be invaluable as the season continues. These ladies emphasized defensive intensity, rebounding, and ball movement—key building blocks as the season progresses.

“We had girls step into bigger roles than they’re used to and that kind of experience is something you can’t replicate in practice. What stood out to me wasn’t the scoreboard—it was the effort,” said Jessica Fierro, Lady Warriors Head Coach. “These girls never stopped competing, even when we were short-handed. Their desire to improve is strong, and that’s something you can build on.”

The Lady Warriors tipped off district competition with a hard-earned 31–24 victory over Blanco, winning a physical, defense-driven game that showcased their toughness and composure. Ingram took control in the second and fourth quarters, using defensive pressure and disciplined execution to pull away late.

The Lady Warriors forced 19 turnovers, converting them into 18 points, and dominated defensively with 14 deflections and 9 steals. On the glass, Ingram secured 18 defensive rebounds, limiting second-chance opportunities and keeping Blanco from finding any sustained rhythm.

Offensively, Kenna Nichols led the way with 8 points, while also contributing on the defensive end with 4 steals and 3 deflections. Holly Alvarado added 7 points, and Jaycee Crawley provided an efficient spark, scoring 5 points on a perfect 2-for-2 shooting night. Alec Alvarado turned in a well-rounded performance with 4 points, 3 assists, 4 deflections, and 2 steals, helping anchor the Lady Warriors on both ends of the floor. It was a complete team effort and an excellent start to district play.

Key Player Performances:
- Ramsie Hewes (ITM): Game-high 12 points, 11 rebounds, 5-10 FG
- Alec Alvarado (ITM): Strong defense with 7 deflections, 2 steals
- Jael Hernandez (Comfort): Team-high 7 points, 4 assists
Notable Quarter Scores:
- Q1: Comfort led 12-2
- Q2: ITM surged with 18 points
- Second Half: ITM held Comfort to 8 total points
Team Statistics:
- ITM shot 21.4% from field (12-56)
- ITM dominated rebounds 50-32
- ITM: 20 offensive rebounds, 8 second-chance points
- ITM: 9-16 from free throw line (56.3%)
Game Flow:
- Comfort took early 10-point lead
- ITM's second quarter rally (18-7) changed momentum
- Strong defensive effort by ITM in second half
- Rebounding advantage proved crucial in victory
Other Key Stats:
- Total Turnovers: Comfort 17, ITM 13
- Points in Paint: ITM 20, Comfort 14
- Both teams struggled from 3-point range (ITM 1-10, Comfort 3-17)

Key Player Performances:
- Ramsie Hewes (ITM): Game-high 13 points, 5-7 FG, 7 defensive rebounds
- Raylie Joyce Neutze (ITM): 8 points, 6-10 FT, 3 steals
- Amerie Stidham (Brady): Team-high 10 points
Team Statistics:
- ITM shot 46.2% from field vs Brady's 22.5%
- Warriors outrebounded Brady 28-19
- ITM scored 22 points in the paint vs Brady's 12
Game Flow:
- Strong first half by ITM, leading 23-15 at halftime
- Warriors maintained lead despite 23 turnovers
- All eight ITM players scored at least 2 points
Defensive Impact:
- ITM forced 17 Brady turnovers
- Warriors recorded 13 steals
- Strong rebounding advantage helped control game

The Lady Warriors showed impressive efficiency in the paint, converting 12 of 31 two-point attempts (38.7%) while holding Florence to just 31.6% on two-pointers. Their 18 points in the paint were nearly double Florence's 10.
Florence heavily relied on three-point attempts, taking 24 shots from beyond the arc (making just 4) compared to Ingram's more selective 10 three-point attempts. This volume shooting strategy proved ineffective, contributing to their low overall field goal percentage.
Plus/minus stats reveal Ramsie Hewes (+19) and Ava DeMasco (+16) had the biggest positive impact when on the floor. Every Florence player except Rivers Vandyke (+1) finished with a negative plus/minus, indicating Ingram's consistent dominance across different lineup combinations.
Despite the lopsided score, both teams struggled with ball security - Ingram had 20 turnovers while Florence committed 23. However, Ingram was more effective at capitalizing on these mistakes, scoring 12 points off turnovers to Florence's 15.
The free throw line proved to be a significant advantage for Ingram, who went 11-for-20 (55%) while Florence attempted just two free throws all game, missing both. This disparity in free throw attempts suggests Ingram was more aggressive in attacking the basket.

Despite a strong start in Q1 (8-7), ITM fell short in overtime, losing 44-48 to Blanco. The game was tight throughout, with ITM making a push in Q4 (13-10) to force OT.
Raylie Joyce Neutze led ITM with 21 points, shooting efficiently (8/13 FG, 4/5 3PT) and adding 4 rebounds and 3 steals in 39 minutes.
Team displayed good perimeter shooting (66.7% from 3PT) but struggled at the free throw line (40%). Generated 18 points off turnovers and forced 21 Blanco turnovers.
Defense was active with 16 steals, 6 blocks, and 22 deflections, though they allowed Blanco to grab 15 offensive rebounds.
Alec Alvarado contributed 10 points, 6 deflections, and 8 steals in 37 minutes as the second-leading scorer.
ITM managed the game well until overtime, where Blanco outscored them 9-5 to secure the win.

The Ingram Tom Moore Lady Warriors dominated in a 45-18 victory over the Comfort Deer, with the home team establishing control early by taking a 12-3 lead in the first quarter and extending it to 24-5 by halftime.
Brooke Alvarado led all scorers with 11 points on efficient 4-of-6 shooting, including 3-of-4 from three-point range. She also contributed five assists, showcasing her dual-threat capabilities as both scorer and playmaker.
The Lady Warriors' defense was exceptional, forcing 30 turnovers and holding Comfort to just 18.2% shooting from the field (4-of-22). The defensive effort translated into offense, with ITM scoring 27 points off turnovers.
ITM demonstrated superior interior dominance, outscoring Comfort 24-4 in points in the paint. The team's overall shooting efficiency was notable, hitting 50% of their field goals and 62.5% of their three-point attempts (5-of-8).
Comfort's offense struggled throughout, with only Jael Hernandez reaching double figures (10 points). However, she needed 7 field goal attempts and 10 free throws to reach that total, reflecting ITM's defensive pressure.
The Lady Warriors displayed balanced scoring with three players reaching double figures or close to it: Brooke Alvarado (11), Ramsie Hewes (10), and Alec Alvarado (8).
Team statistics heavily favored ITM in several key areas: assists (17-2), points per possession (0.86-0.36), and transition points (6-2), indicating their superior execution on both ends of the floor.
Individual defensive standouts included Aaralynn Zastrow, who collected five steals and six rebounds, contributing significantly to ITM's disruptive defensive performance.

Ingram Tom Moore High School Girls Basketball

Printable Schedule

at Hondo

Hondo 48, Ingram 17

vs. Leakey

Ingram 55, Leakey 24

vs. Junction

Ingram 40, Junction 16

at Randolph

Ingram 34, Randolph 19

at Medina

Ingram 47, Medina 12

vs. Canyon Lake

Ingram 38, Canyon Lake 27

Natalia Tournament

Lady Warriors Dominate the Week and Capture Natalia Tournament Championship

Sonora Tournament

vs. Harper

Harper 31, Ingram 30

Brady Tournament

Small Numbers, Big Heart

vs. Gloria Deo Academy

Gloria Deo 36, Ingram 9

vs. La Pryor **CANCELED**

Wimberley Tournament

at Christoval

Ingram 46, Christoval 38

at Luling

Ingram 56, Luling 26

vs. Blanco

Ingram 31, Blanco 24

Lady Warriors Open District with Gritty Win

at Llano

Llano 26, Ingram 18

vs. Comfort

Ingram 60, Comfort 8

vs. Brady

Ingram 51, Brady 38

at Florence

Ingram 47, Florence 12

at Blanco

Blanco 46, Ingram 45

vs. Llano

Ingram 36, Llano 29

at Comfort

Ingram 46, Comfort 12

at Brady

Ingram 45, Brady 30

vs. Florence

Printable Roster

2025-26 Lady Warrior Basketball

ITM v. Medina Valley JV @ Natalia Tournament - 12.4.2025

ITM v. Comfort - 1.16.26

Middle School Recognition - Halftime 1.16.26

Printable Schedule

vs. Hondo

Tuesday, Nov. 12, 2024

Hondo 37, Ingram Tom Moore 29

Hondo box score

At Johnson City

Friday, Nov. 15, 2024

Johnson City 39, Ingram Tom Moore 21

At Junction

Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2024

Ingram Tom Moore 42, Junction 14

vs. Randolph

Friday, Nov. 22, 2024

Ingram Tom Moore 43, Randolph 33

vs. Medina

Monday, Nov. 25, 2024

Ingram Tom Moore 27, Medina 21

Ingram Tom Moore vs. Medina

vs. Eden

Tuesday, Dec. 3, 2024

Ingram Tom Moore 39, Eden 14

At Hondo Tournament

Dec. 6-7, 2024

Carrizo Springs 37, Ingram Tom Moore 34

Ingram Tom Moore 44, Cotulla 34

At Sabinal Tournament

vs. La Pryor CANCELED