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.
After already opening up this season by falling to Hermleigh, Sands’ first year head coach Jacob Massey knew that it was going to take everything working together just right for the Mustangs Friday night at O’Donnell.
Just about the time that the Golden Tornadoes’ tennis team was getting close to be rubbed out of the running for the Class 4A state tennis playoffs, they showed significant signs of life this past Saturday against the Levelland The Golden Tors’ tennis squad put up a strong finish against the Lobos, but it wasn’t quite enough as Levelland held onto the 11-8 dual match victory.
After getting drubbed at Jayton, 50-0, last Friday night, the Klondike Cougars have already lost as many games as they did all last season, which they finished in the Division II state six-man semi-finals.
Michael Soliz went 11-1 but still needed some help from the tie-breaker to grab this week’s top cash prize in the Lamesa Press-Reporter’s weekly football contest.
Going into their third week of the 2024 high school football season, the Golden Tors are still seeking their first win of this season.
The Dawson Dragons fell to 0-2 on the young season against Anton last Thursday evening at Welch, but not without still making some strides in the eyes of their head football coach Jay Bingham.
After enjoying one of those nights in last week’s season opener against Valley, where just about everything that could go right did, the Borden County Coyotes found just the opposite luck in last Friday’s second game against Nazareth.
A lack of consistency got the Golden Tornado volleyballers into trouble here this past Saturday afternoon against Class 4A Snyder.
The Golden Tors’ junior high volleyballers won three out of four matches last Thursday evening at Brownfield.
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