After recently wrapping up its 7-on-7 season, 27-18, Golden Tornado new head football Coach Efrain Ramos was quick to point out that it was a rewarding season for his squad.
After beginning his high school coaching career here, Reese Puckett is moving on.
The annual Knights of Columbus’s four-man scramble will be making a return at the Lamesa Municipal Golf Course next Saturday and Sunday July 13 and 14.
Most high school seniors can only dream about having the kind of memorable senior year that Borden County’s Koda Bigham lived this past year.
After enjoying another very successful school year on both the playing fields and inside the classrooms, the Borden County Coyotes have been bestowed one of the highest scholastic achievements in the high school ranks.
After dropping its first game in this past weekend’s 13 to 16-year-old West Texas State Babe Ruth Baseball Tournament, the home team came back with a solid finish, winning two out of their games to get fourth out of nine teams, which battled it out right here at Joe Spikes Field “All in all, we were pretty happy with how our guys played here last week. A lot of times in the past, we’d play two games and then be out in these tournaments,” Lamesa Coach Pete Capetillo said. “We liked the way our guys competed.”
As exciting as Lamesa’s Zoey Sifuentes has been to watch on the high school softball diamond during the past three seasons, the Golden Tornadoes’ talented, hard-hitting shortstop has answered some big questions this past weekend concerning her future.
Bubba Edwards made the Texas Girls Coaches Association’s all star week as part of his retirement party.
Caleb Dimas’s team shot a 28 here Wednesday evening to win its third straight weekly golf scramble at the Lamesa Municipal Golf Course.
Lamesa’s 13 to 16-year-old Babe Ruth baseball all-stars were hoping for a change of luck going into this week’s West Texas State Babe Ruth Tournament which is being played here at Lamesa’s Joe Spikes Field.
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