After being victimized by big innings in their last two District 3-3A outings, the Golden Tornadoes’ baseball team finally got a couple of big innings of their own Tuesday night out at Muleshoe.
For the third time this season the Golden Tornado tracksters will compete in Denver City on Thursday, but this will be the most important one so far this season for the 10 local athletes who’ll be competing.
Borden County tennis coach Tim Hill couldn’t have asked for much more than what he got from his Coyotes in the two-day District 8-1A tennis tournament which wrapped up Monday at Garden City.
The O’Donnell Eagles made a quick District 4-2A baseball trip back from Sundown Monday evening after being thumped by the Roughnecks, 20-3, in a game stopped on the run rule after five innings.
Shortly after watching his Mustangs run in Friday’s Area Track Meet at Garden City for Districts 7-1A and 8-1A, Sands Coach Steve Keith said it wasn’t his squad’s best effort.
The moment which Golden Tornado head tennis coach Jose Lucio has been waiting for since he got the job a couple of years ago has finally arrived.
Chad Myers had success as a coach at Klondike, leading the boys basketball team to the playoffs in three out of five seasons and coaching a Cougar golfer to back-to-back state tournament appearance
Registration will end Monday at West Texas Graphics for Lamesa’s Ba Ruth Baseball League.
The Sands Mustangs will be hosting their annual regional qualifiers golf tournament this coming Wednesday at Rockwind Golf Course in Hobbs, N.M.
When Texas Tech’s Mark Adams got promoted to head coach of the Red Raider men’s basketball program on Tuesday he did so with a seal of approval from a couple of former Golden Tornado all-staters wh
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