Golden Tor Junior High volleyball wraps season
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.
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.
The Golden Tornadoes’ baseball squad came up just short in a 22-21 slugfest Tuesday afternoon at Kermit.
After putting up phenomenal stats for their respective high schools, Borden County’s Kenzie White and O’Donnell’s Yatzell Renteria shared top honors when it came to the all-District 6-A Girls Basketball Team.
Like most, O’Donnell ISD was off this past week for Spring Break.
Thanks to three early inning runs, the Borden County Coyotes’ softball squad got its first taste of victory Monday evening at Post.
Golden Tornado junior Naomi Marroquin is hoping that experience turns out being one of her biggest assets as she returns to the state power lifting championships at Frisco this week.
It might not have been their ultimate hopes but Lamesa High School senior Evan Sepeda and junior Hector Zamora still have some pretty nice souvenirs from last Saturday’s regional boys power lifting championships at Brownfield.
From what Golden Tornado head coach Vanessa Hernandez has been hearing as of late, Littlefield, Muleshoe and Brownfield are all three off to solid starts on the high school softball diamond this spring.
Despite going 0-for-4 in last weekend’s Greenwood Tournament, the Golden Tors are doing their best to keep their chins up. The Tors are less than a couple of weeks away from starting the District 3-3A race.
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