Despite getting swept this past Monday evening at always tough Denver City in their final matches of this season, Lamesa’s junior high volleyballers still went out on a relatively high note.
Golden Tor senior Hector Zamora and members of the Lamesa High School powerlifting team aren’t wasting any time flexing their muscles.
Although she wouldn’t mind having a little warmer weather, Golden Tornado head softball coach Vanessa Hernandez likes what she’s been seeing for the most part in the first week and a half of practice.
The Golden Tornadoes’ tennis squad opened what should be another promising season this weekend.
Borden County is 15th in this week’s Class 1A state girls basketball poll, but the fans at Tuesday evening’s District 6-1A game at Grady probably wondered why the Coyotes aren’t any higher than that.
Sands’ state-ranked basketball boys hoop squad survived an early scare Tuesday night at Loop. The Mustangs made the trip back home to Ackerly with the big 73-55 District 6-1A victory over the Longhorns.
The Dawson Dragons continue finding out how tough it is to restore a high school basketball program, especially as grinding as District 6-1A.
It was the Battle of the Eagles Tuesday at Southland, but at the end it was O’Donnell which enjoyed the clean sweep on the District 7-1A hardwoods against their hosts.
If being a coach’s kid isn’t hard enough on a young athlete, how about if that dad’s a Hall-of-Fame athlete on top of it.
Here’s hoping that Lamesa’s extremely young high school boys basketball squad is learning as it goes.
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