BROWNFIELD – The Brownfield High School volleyball team will see a familiar face return next season as Brownfi eld High School graduate Mallorie Brantley will guide the Lady Cubs as their new head coach for the 2024-2025 season.
SNYDER – The Cogdell Memorial Foundation will be hosting a Mardi Gras Bunco Night to benefit Cogdell Memorial Hospital.
ANDREWS – Though Waste Control Specialists’ senior vice president felt the county’s new resolution opposing Greater Than Class C waste was flawed, the commissioners court approved it unanimously on Tuesday.
Lamesa High junior Naomi Marroquin is returning to state in power lifting maintaining a family tradition of sorts in the process.
The Golden Tornadoes’ baseball squad finished up last weekend’s Wooden Bat Tournament at Seminole on a high note.
Last year, two Borden County golf teams teed off in the UIL Class 1A State Tournament with the Coyotes bringing home the state golf silver.
The Golden Tornado high school girls track squad got its season off to a promising start last Thursday evening at Denver City.
After seeing play shortened due to illness, the Golden Tornadoes’ softball squad still ended up making the most out of the Floydada Tournament winning two out of its three games tieing another.
The O’Donnell Eagles baseball team won two out of its three games this past weekend in the Ralls Tournament.
The Borden County Coyotes opened their 2024 high school baseball season by winning two out of three games in last weekend’s Hamlin Pied Piper Wooden Bat Tournament.
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