Lamesa runners win three medals
The District 3-3A Cross Country Championships are now only a week away and the Golden Tornadoes have only one more meet left to get tuned up.
The District 3-3A Cross Country Championships are now only a week away and the Golden Tornadoes have only one more meet left to get tuned up.
Lamesa’s junior high volleyball squads won two out of their four matches Monday evening at Friona.
Having played against the Golden Tornadoes during one of the best seasons in Lamesa school history, Coach Joseph Hood is bound and determined to help lead the program back to that level.
Although some big games are coming up in this area in the next two week, area football coaches are keeping their focus on Friday night.
Friday’s Division II District 4 six-man football opener at Loop between the Longhorns and Sands Mustangs turned out being an identity crisis.
Shallowater’s red hot Mustangs moved up to fifth in this past week’s Class 3A high school football poll.
Shallowater not only has one of the top ranked high school varsity football teams in the state but apparently the Mustangs’ future on the gridiron is pretty bright as well.
The Golden Tornado volleyballers continue to seek their first District 3-3A win of the season.
Despite falling to Loop last Saturday in a fiveset match, the Klondike Cougars aren’t out of the Class 1A volleyball playoff picture. LPR photo
Lamesa’s junior high volleyballers had a rough trip to Brownfield Monday evening, dropping all four matches to the Cubs.
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