Jan 16 2014
BY LARRY GAGE
Special to the PRESS
The Rio Hondo Bobcats came prowling into Tarpon Gym, ran full-speed from one end of the court to the other all night long, and left with an 80-56 win over the Port Isabel Tarpons in a District 32-3A contest Tuesday night.
The Tarpons took the early lead on a three-point shot by Marco Colorado.
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