Coyotes rattle Lions
District 4-1A softball champion Borden County has been tuning up for the post-season by out scoring a couple of quality opponents in practice games.
District 4-1A softball champion Borden County has been tuning up for the post-season by out scoring a couple of quality opponents in practice games.
The Golden Tornado softballers have three-peated as the District 3-A champs.
The O’Donnell Eagles’ second season as a high school softball program ended Tuesday evening against New Home’s JV. The Eagles gave the Leopards all they wanted before coming up just a little short, 12-8.
After falling to Denver City, 10-0, Saturday, the Golden Tornadoes’ baseball team is still in control.
The Borden County Coyotes took their first step toward repeating as the District 4-1A baseball champs last Saturday afternoon at O’Donnell by rolling past the Eagles, 16-8.
A year ago, Borden County’s Brette Kaite Behrens was the Coyotes’ lone state golf qualifier.
O’Donnell’s boys and Borden County’s girls took top honors at last Thursday’s District 6-A Track Meet at Petersburg.
Relays continue giving Klondike’s track girls the winning edge this spring.
Golden Tornado speedy senior Keeton Bolton continued to shine in the sprints at last week’s District 3-3A Track & Field Championships at Denver City.
Registration continues until Saturday for Lamesa’s Babe Ruth Baseball League at West Texas Graphics.
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