Lamesa’s seventh graders kicked off their football careers in impressive fashion Thursday evening at Sweet-water where they blanked the Mustangs, 24-0. “Our guys did a good job in all aspects
A shaky first half dug the Golden Tornadoes’ JV football team an early hole which ended up being insurmountable on Thursday. The Canyon Eagles only scored once in the second
The Klondike Cougars beat the Wilson Mustangs by a score of 66-18 Friday night, ending the game with 4 minutes left in the third quarter due to the six-man mercy
O’Donnell head football coach Fernando Baeza had been referring to Friday night’s six-man game against Ropes as one of those statement games. Baeza’s Eagles didn’t get the final score that
After losing their homecoming game 25-24 to Whiteface last year at Ackerly, the Sands Mustangs felt like they had a score to settle against the Antelopes going into Friday’s game.
The Lamesa Golden Tornado Booster Club has scheduled an 18-hole benefit glow-in-the-dark golf tournament next Saturday, Sept. 24 at the Lamesa Municipal Golf Course. Registration fee is $75 per golfer
Lamesa junior libero Emma Garcia comes up with this dig during a recent home match at Follis Gymnasium. The Golden Tor volleyballers added two more games into their win column
District 3-4A volleyball is just over two weeks away and the Lamesa Golden Tornadoes continue looking like a contender for one of that league’s playoff spots. The Golden Tornadoes swept
The Klondike Cougars started District 3-2A volleyball competition Tuesday evening at Cougar Gymnasium. A late rally helped them Cougars knock off the Rotan Yellowhammers, 25-11, 24-26, 25-9 and 25-22. “Our
The Sands Mustangs continued their gallop into the cross country season last Saturday at the Lubbock Meet at Mae Simmons Park. “This was the first time Sands has filled a
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