With the Golden Tornadoes’ football team still seeking its first win of the season, Friday night’s homecoming game against Fabens is even bigger than average.
With the District 3-3A meet right around the corner, the Golden Tornadoes’ cross country squad continued making strides in last Saturday’s Lubbock Invitational at Mae Simmons Park. “Since we will run our district meet at this park in a few weeks our young runners gained some valuable experience in this meet,” Golden Tor Coach Rose Mary McCall said.
The Golden Tors’ junior high volleyballers won only one of their four matches against Denver City here Monday evening.
Preparing to compete in one of the toughest Division I six-man football districts in the state, the Sands Mustangs will continue a challenging non-district slate this Thursday at Loraine.
Dawson High School Coach Richard Sessums said Monday the rest of the Dragons’ high school football season has been cancelled.
The Klondike Cougars volleyball team continues looking like the state-ranked team they are.
Winning the tiebreaker by a single point, Bric Turner is this week’s winner of the Lamesa Press-Reporter’s
Joseph Hood was one of the few Littlefield High School exes who didn’t leave Wildcat Stadium in a very good mood Friday night.
Klondike went into Ackerly Friday as 45-point favorites against Sands but Cougar Coach Dalton DeGraffenreid knew they could be facing a challenge.
The offensive line helped pave the way Thursday for a 44-0 blowout victory by Lamesa High School’s freshmen football team over Andrews.
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