Back on track!
The Golden Tornado basketball boys got back on track in a big way Friday night at Fort Stockton.
The Golden Tornado basketball boys got back on track in a big way Friday night at Fort Stockton.
Lamesa High School’s Madison Derington scrambles for a loose ball against a Denver City player here Friday evening in their District 3-3A opener.
Beating Class 5A Lubbock High earlier this week on the Westerners’ home court, the Golden Tor basketball girls seemed to have momentum on their side going into Friday’s District 3-3A opener against
The Borden County Coyotes hosted the Coahoma Bulldogs in a basketball doubleheader at Gail and there was about as much excitement after the boys’ game than there was in it.
Sands’ state-ranked girl hoop squad might have came home from Merkel Friday night with a win but they had to survive a scare from the Class 3A Badgers.
Members of the Klondike Cougars football team who have earned all-region recognition are (front, from left) Jackson Raines, Stephen Arismendez, Josh Arismendez, Tucker Thixton, Creed Warren, Moises
Just like he normally graded out high when Golden Tornado head football coach Joseph Hood and his staff broke down game film, senior Damian Ramirez did the same inside the classrooms at Lamesa High
After emerging as one of the best Division II six-man football teams in the state this fall, the Klondike Cougars were well represented on the all-District 1-4A Team announced earlier this month.
Klondike junior Josh Arismendez knocked down a buzzer-beating threepointer Friday night down at Water Valley to cap off a thrilling 58-55 victory over the Wildcats.
In addition to making the grade as one of the top three football teams in Division I District 1-3A, the Golden Tornadoes have made the cut inside the classroom as well.
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