Kenneth Coleman noted how Port Arthur Memorial’s basketball gymnasium does not have any basketball banners hanging.

He now has a reason to change that.

Memorial did not leave anything to chance on the road Tuesday, blowing out Livingston 75-37 to win its share of the District 22-5A boys championship.

Central, which handed Memorial its only district loss of the season, shares the title with the Titans after beating Ozen 52-40 at Ford Park in Beaumont.

The Titans (25-5, 13-1 in 22-5A) raced to a 25-6 start, but Livingston (6-22, 4-10) tried to make a game of it before halftime, outscoring them 17-14. Memorial responded by holding Livingston to six points again in the third and leading 60-29.

Darion Chatman and Thailan Wesley each scored 14 points for Memorial. Michael Ford added 11.

Central’s and Memorial’s head coaches are expected to discuss today how to break the tie for the No. 1 seed in next week’s 5A playoffs. Going into Tuesday’s games, Barbers Hill and Dayton were tied for third place in 21-5A at 11-6 apiece, with Kingwood Park and Crosby each a game behind.

NEDERLAND 51, VIDOR 41

VIDOR — Darrell Jones finished the regular season with a bang, and Hayden Hefner crashed the boards all night as the Bulldogs (26-8, 9-5 in 22-5A) held off the Pirates (11-19, 3-11).

Jones scored 27 points, while Hefner totaled 10 rebounds to go with eight points. Nederland’s win secured a third-place tie with Ozen, and a coin flip will determine which team gets the No. 3 seed in next week’s playoffs.

The fourth seed will take on Humble, while the third seed will face Porter.

PNG 47, LUMBERTON 45

PORT NECHES — With one clutch basket, Edsel Damo pulled Port Neches-Groves out of the bottom of the 22-5A standings.

Damo drove from the left wing and pulled off a short-range running jumper from the baseline just before the buzzer that went through the net in the Indians’ season finale. The win ended their season at 7-21 and 3-11 in 22-5A, tying them with Vidor for sixth.

Damo scored all five of his points in the final quarter. Hunter Curtis led PNG with 12 and Derrick Papa totaled 10 in his final PNG game.

Gaven Whitmire had 19 to lead the Raiders (7-22, 2-12).

SABINE PASS 66, DEWEYVILLE 62

SABINE PASS — The Sharks are going back to the 2A playoffs.

Jamyus Jones and Daniel Sam teamed up for another big performance again, and Sabine Pass held off Deweyville to wrap up fourth place out of District 24-2A. Jones scored 23 points and had five rebounds. Sam nearly matched Jones’ stats, but had 22 points while hitting 10 of 20 from the floor.

Sabine Pass (8-17, 3-5 in 24-2A) led 28-26 at halftime.

Next for the Sharks is Pineywoods Community Academy in a 2A bi-district game next Tuesday. A site for the game has yet to be finalized.

BOYS SOCCER

VIDOR 3, PA MEMORIAL 1, OT

At Memorial Stadium, Vidor went on a tear in the first of two 10-minute overtime periods, and the Pirates downed the Titans, who actually outshot the visitors 11-6.

Edwin Guzman put Memorial (2-10, 2-4 in 22-5A) on the board with a goal with 21:50 left in the first half. Vidor’s tying goal came in the 73rd minute.

Ricardo Green had nine saves for the Titans, who will host Nederland on Friday.

Nederland’s game at Livingston has been moved to today because the field there was unplayable.

GIRLS SOCCER

PNG 9, CENTRAL 0

PORT NECHES — Emilee Doucet assisted on three goals, aiding Port Neches-Groves (11-2-1, 4-2 in 22-5A) in a rout of Central.

Jillian Flores and Hailey Loupe each scored two goals. Grace Reed, Elizabeth Bolyard, Atalia Garcia, Abby Underhill and Mattie McGraw each netted a goal.

Mia Delgadillo made two assists, and Sophie Brant and Kacie Wallace each added one.

PNG will host Livingston at 5 p.m. Friday.

NEDERLAND 5, LIVINGSTON 1

NEDERLAND — Meg Sheppard nearly scored all of Nederland’s goals, and Madison Ledet contributed with two assists and a score.

Sheppard had four goals, as the Bulldogs (10-1-2, 4-1-1 in 22-5A) never looked back from a 3-0 halftime lead.

Haley Plumley and Phoebe Short also contributed assists.

Nederland will host Port Arthur Memorial at Prather Field, the on-campus football field, at 7 p.m. Friday.