CLARENDON, Texas (Interstat) — The Clarendon Bulldogs will look to extend a modest two-game win streak when they host the Redlands Cougars in a men’s junior college basketball game Friday at Bulldog Gym.

The Bulldogs (2-5) enter with momentum after a 74-64 road victory over Seminole State (Okla.) on Monday. That followed a home win over the same Seminole State team on Nov. 20. Clarendon’s offense has shown flashes, scoring 81 and 94 points in two of its victories, but consistency has been an issue during its 2-5 start.

Redlands (0-0) is opening its 2025-26 season. The Cougars have not played a game since a 107-67 loss at Connors State on March 14, 2024, a gap of over 20 months. This contest will be the first official action for a new-look Cougars squad.

The game marks the beginning of a tough stretch for Clarendon, which will play nine of its next 11 games against Western Junior College Athletic Conference opponents starting in January. Redlands opens a schedule heavy on Bi-State Conference foes next week.

Tip-off is set for Friday, Dec. 5, in Clarendon.