The Bulldogs have alr eady secured the second playoff spot in District 7, and will play Aspermont on Feb. 24 in Post for the bi-district trophy, with tip-off tentatively set for 7:30 p.m.
Jake Barnes and Wes Kellner each scored 13 points for the Bulldogs, who finished the regular season with a 12-9 overall record and a 7-3 mark in district.
Grady, which earned the district championship early last week, completed a perfect district season Tuesday with a 47-point win over Klondike. Their regular season record was 27-1.
Lady Coyotes 47,
Lady Bulldogs 29
The Lady Coyotes took care of Ira in the final regular season games for both clubs, holding the Lady Bulldogs to just one point in the first quarter of a 47-29 win Tuesday.
Kelbi Pitner led the Lady Dawgs with 15, and Lindsey Wilson connected for 10.
The win leaves Borden County in a first-place tie with Grady in District 7. The teams will hold a playoff to determine the champion.
That contest is tentatively scheduled for 6:30 Friday night at Howard College.