Lamesa girls flip the script on Denver City
The Golden Tornadoes’ girls basketball squad continue making new believers, and this time it was at Denver City.
The Golden Tornadoes’ girls basketball squad continue making new believers, and this time it was at Denver City.
Loop won a pair on the District 8A high school hardwoods Friday night against Dawson, but the Longhorns didn’t leave without knowing that the were in a battle.
After getting interested in punting as a necessity Lamesa Luke Martinez has mastering the skill to a point where he’s now being recognized among the best in the state.
Klondike High School football players (from left) Creed Warren, Cade Barron and Truett Thixton have each earned sixman all-state honors, and Jared Quintanilla was recently chosen as Region I’s Newcomer of the Year.
With the baseball season starting in three weeks, Golden Tornado fans will get a peek at what to expect next Saturday at Joe Spikes Field.
After proving themselves as one of the top Division II six-man football teams in the state this past season the Klondike Cougars had three players recognized on a statewide level and eight earn all-region honors.
Sands girls basketball team rolled to their 22nd win of the season with a 71-19 victory over Wellman-Union Friday night.
Overcoming a shaky start O’Donnell High School’s girls basketball team got a big road 43-37 win Friday evening at Crosbyton.
It was another long evening for the Dawson Dragons on Tuesday against the Grady Wildcats, who are expected to return to the playoffs.
There’s a good chance the Golden Tornadoes will open softball season without their returning all-state pitcher Laila Vasquez on the field.
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