Cougars move on to area
Klondike’s girls cruised to an 89-42 Class 1A basketball playoff victory over Meadow at Lamesa High School’s new gym on Monday.
Klondike’s girls cruised to an 89-42 Class 1A basketball playoff victory over Meadow at Lamesa High School’s new gym on Monday.
A pesky defense continues paying big dividends for the Borden County basketball girls, who blew out Guthrie, 77-26, in bi-district playoff action Monday evening at Lubbock Cooper.
Beating their league opponents by an average of 36 points per game, the Grady Wildcats breezed to the District 8A boys basketball championship.
The Sands Mustang girls basketball team took their first step toward a return to the state tournament by beating Morton, 86-24, in bi-district action Monday at Tahoka.
With 10 starters returning from last year’s 26-6-1 playoff squad, coupled with a state ranking, there’s a great deal of anticipation for the Golden Tornadoes’ softball team.
The Sands Mustangs finished their regular season on a high note Tuesday night at Wellman-Union with a 73-22 win.
With their first game less than a week away, it appears Lamesa High School’s baseball team is getting closer to where it wants to be on opening day.
The Golden Tornado girls are heading to the basketball playoffs thanks to good defense and just true grit and determination.
Neither the Golden Tornadoes nor Littlefield Wildcats were picked to win the District 3-3A boys basketball championship this season, but on Tuesday night one of these squads will do just that as they face off against each other at the Lamesa High School gym.
A slow start was too much to overcome for Borden County’s basketball boys Friday night at Crosbyton as they fell to the Chiefs by a score of 42-32.
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