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.
Last weekend’s trip to the Texas High School Powerlifters Association’s girls state championships might not have been what Golden Tor seniors Naryah Bracamonte and Haileigh Ramirez had hoped for, but no one will deny the fact that they were there among the strongest young ladies in the state.
Last week’s Denver City Tournaments at the Yoakum County Golf Course were big for many reasons for the Golden Tornado golfers. They are off this week for Spring Break, before opening district at the end of this month.
After getting thumped in the first three games of their season, Borden County’s high school baseball team was in dire need of a win.
Lamesa High School’s Hector Zamora has dreamed about playing college football since he was in the seventh grade.
The Golden Tornadoes’ softball team had the first laugh Tuesday evening at Coahoma, but the two-time defending state champion Bulldogettes had the last one.
Awaiting his next round of chemotherapy as part of his cancer treatment isn’t keeping Lamesa’s J.J. Delafuentes from still making plans for his future.
It didn’t take Golden Tornado head baseball coach Steve Garcia long to point out the glaring difference between last Saturday’s 8-0 league opening win, and getting handed their first District 3-3A defeat Tuesday night at Coahoma, 8-5.
Learning from the best to be the best.
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