Lamesa
ON GUARD
Elijah Ruiz, Josiah Lugo and Robert Dimas watch their opponent in a match up at Follis Gym. The Tors will be back in action this Saturday at Levelland.
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Borden’s Rodriguez Newcomer of the Year
Borden County head football coach Trey Richey already knew that he had something special in Ishmael Rodriguez a couple of years ago when the current Coyote freshman was in junior high.
Coyotes score 7th win
Borden County’s basketball boys remain undefeated this season after rolling past Forsan, 65-36, Wednesday afternoon at Gail.
OHS girls fall to new deal
The O’Donnell Eagles are considered one of the teams to watch in District 6-1A girls basketball.
Cougars pull off win after slow first quarter
A big second half Wednesday afternoon at Hermleigh helped Klondike’s boys basketball squad get back on track by beating the Cardinals, 49-38.
Sands Mustangs sweep
Sands High School’s basketball girls have spent this entire season ranked among the top Class 1A teams in the state. The Mustang boys continue playing more and more like one themselves.
Horton: Tor tight end to hospital administrator
Despite becoming a tight end somewhat by accident, Jim Horton quickly emerged as one of the best to ever play that position in the Golden Tornadoes’ football program.
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Pre-K/Elementary Breakfast: Maple sausage pancake wrap on a stick, orange and apple juice
HOLDING STEADY
Dawson County 4-H member Arthur Washington works with one of his lambs. The Lamesa fi fth grader is one of the 76 exhibitors bringing their animal projects to the county livestock show.