Klondike girls feeling good about season’s progress
Klondike’s girls basketball squad didn’t return home from Class 4A Monahans Tuesday with a victory but they did feeling a lot better about themselves and their progress.
Klondike’s girls basketball squad didn’t return home from Class 4A Monahans Tuesday with a victory but they did feeling a lot better about themselves and their progress.
Both of Sands High School’s basketball teams have a little momentum on their sides going into the Thanksgiving break.
The Dawson girls continue taking strides in this their first season back as a high school basketball team.
The Borden County Coyotes are 14th in the latest Class 1A girls basketball state ranking and Coach Lindsey Schmidt’s hoopsters are looking like a squad worthy of that respect.
Happy, Texas has come to be known as the “Town Without a Frown.”
The Sands Mustangs boys fell just short of bringing home any medals from Monday morning’s Class 1A State Cross Country Championships at Old Settlers Park in Round Rock.
When Dustin Wall first become Sands High School’s head cross country coach some 12 years ago he had a feeling that he was on the verge of something special.
Due to COVID 19 it had been a couple of weeks since Borden County played its last game.
Gregg Moreland enjoyed a successful return as Lamesa’s head boys basketball coach Friday night as the Golden Tornadoes rolled to a 97-82 season-opening win over Monahans.
The Sands Mustangs enjoyed a clean sweep on the hardwoods Friday evening at Ackerly.
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