Coyotes fall to Tahoka
Borden County softball got another strong pitching performance from its all-state pitcher and the Coyotes’ enjoyed another big day at the plate but it wasn’t enough to overcome some shaky glovework Friday afternoon.
Borden County softball got another strong pitching performance from its all-state pitcher and the Coyotes’ enjoyed another big day at the plate but it wasn’t enough to overcome some shaky glovework Friday afternoon.
Both of Lamesa’s junior high girls track teams finished third in the team standings in their meet held here this past Tuesday.
Last March Landry Morrow was helping the Sands Mustang girls win their first-ever state basketball championship.
After Sands won the state basketball title a year ago and she was named the tournament’s MVP in Class 1A, Elysa Martinez hoped to get another shot at state this season.
Regulars in the regional golf tournament, Borden County’s boys might have their sights set somewhat higher this season.
After opening their season by rallying for a 17-12 victory on Feb. 28 at Gail the Coyotes finished their first week on the diamond by winning the Wood Bat Tournament last weekend at Hamlin.
Cheyenne Nicole Gruben and Quinton Drake McMullan are happy to announce their engagement.
Dr. Delia Gonzales, DNP, RN, will see her first manuscript, entitled “Health Literacy: Coaching in Spanish for Elderly Hispanic Population with Diabetes,” published in the International Journal of Nursing and HealthCare Science.
For the third year in a row the local Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service is looking for walkers interested in getting fit and participating in the Walk Across Texas challenge.
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