The McKinney Christian Academy Mustangs continued their impressive district run with a dominant 106-37 victory over Dallas Shelton on the road Tuesday night. From the opening tip, the Mustangs displayed relentless defensive intensity and an unselfish offensive attack, overwhelming their opponent for their latest statement win.

Senior guard Drew Hamilton set the tone early, draining three three-pointers to jump-start the Mustangs' offense. He poured in 13 first-quarter points and finished the night as the game's leading scorer with 26 points. Fueled by his hot start and the team's stifling defense, the Mustangs erupted for a 31-7 first-quarter lead, forcing numerous turnovers and capitalizing on fast-break opportunities.

The Mustangs' defensive pressure dictated the game, allowing them to control the tempo and minimize the need for extended half-court possessions. With contributions from every player, the offense flowed seamlessly, turning defense into easy scoring opportunities. Senior guard John Clark added to the scoring barrage with 16 points, joining in on the offensive explosion.

By halftime, McKinney Christian held a commanding 62-18 lead, having imposed their will on both ends of the floor. The onslaught continued in the third quarter, where the Mustangs reached 90 points before heading into the final period. The team's discipline, energy, and execution never wavered as they closed the game with an emphatic 106-37 final score.

With this victory, the Mustangs inch closer to their ultimate goal—a District Championship. The team now focuses on a Senior Night showdown against Tyler All Saints, where the district title hangs in the balance. They face off on Thursday night following the Senior Night presentation.