A big first half turned out being just enough for the Golden Tornadoes’ JV football team Thursday evening at Kermit as they celebrated their first win of the season by holding off the Yellowjackets
It was homecoming night Friday at Gail where the Borden County Coyotes looked prime to make a serious run for their 13th straight district championship.
Lamesa sophomore running back Keeton Bolton tries to ward off a tackle by a Kermit defender during football action Friday night at Golden Tornado Stadium.
O’Donnell took a break from Division I District 4-1A competition Friday night but Coach Fernando Baeza’s Eagles didn’t take a break from the win column.
The Klondike Cougars face longtime rival Sands next week in a game which could go a long ways in determining the champion in six-man football’s Division II District 1-4A.
Shai Young could go ahead and call it one of his birthday presents next week if he wants to.
While high school football will continues to take the stage on Friday nights, gyms are going to start getting busier with high school girls basketball practices starting up this week.
Lamesa
Monday
Elementary Breakfast: Maple madness waffl e, apples, fruit juice
Middle School and High School Breakfast: Maple madness waffl e, biscuit & gravy
Memorials
The Senior Citizens Center has recently received the following memorial donations:
In memory of Edythe Currey
By Helen, David & Jamie Vandivere
P.O. Box 710
Lamesa, TX 79331
806-872-2177