Daniel McCormick's putback of an Abel Knouse missed jumper with two seconds left in double overtime gave visiting Santa Fe Waldorf (8-5 overall) a dramatic 57-56 win over Vaughn (8-2) on Friday night.

McCormick finished with 17 points and 15 rebounds. He positioned himself in the lane as Knouse broke the Eagles' press and let fly with a 12-foot jumper against a double team with time winding down. McCormick grabbed the loose ball and provided the game-winner.

Elliot Radsliff had 17 points, Edgar Davila 10 and Josh Hagen nine. Hagen also grabbed 10 rebounds for Waldorf, which travels to Clovis Christian on Saturday.

McCormick's bucket was the only field goal for Waldorf in the second OT. The other five points came from the free-throw line.

DESERT ACADEMY 44, TEMPLE BAPTIST ACADEMY 35

The Wildcats erased a 15-13 halftime deficit with a dominant third quarter to get their first win of the District 2A season in Larson Gymnasium.

Desert Academy (2-9, 1-4) outscored the Roadrunners 19-8 in the third period to assume control.

Michael Montoya had 19 points and Spencer Humphries nine for the Wildcats, whose only other win this season was also against Temple Baptist during a tournament at Albuquerque Menaul.

PECOS 66, QUESTA 53

In the Mini-Pit, the visiting Panthers (13-3) set the tone early with forced turnovers, then finished things off late by icing the nondistrict win at the free-throw line.

A 10-6 run in the first quarter created a little breathing room for Pecos, which scored 23 points in the fourth quarter to get the win.

Brandon Quintana and Paul Cde Baca each had 16 points for the Panthers while Daniel Teran had 12.

Allen Sandoval had 17 to lead Questa. Jesus Ortega added 12.

MCCURDY SCHOOL 62, MONTE DEL SOL 53

The Bobcats (5-11) outlasted the Dragons with a 24-point third quarter that put them up 48-35.

Four McCurdy players reached double figures, headlined by Isaiah Lopez's 16 points. Carlos Herrera added 14, Santiago Lovato put in 11, as did Eric Vigil.

Monte del Sol was led by Javier Koerdell, who finished with 12 points, while Keanu Medina and Denis Mares both added 11.