The Sands Mustangs boys basketball team maintained its District 8-1A title hopes Friday night at Loop by holding off the pesky Loop Longhorns, 55-51.
The Borden County boys basketball squad grabbed at least a share of the District 6-A pie Friday night.
The Dawson Dragon boys basketball squad has consistently put in a strong effort for the most part throughout this season but Friday night at Wellman-Union they’re shooting left them stranded as the Wildcats roared 60-15.
Going into Monday evening’s regular season finale, Klondike’s basketball boys knew that they needed one more win on the road to accomplish a feat that no Cougar hoop squad had achieved in 28 years.
Shortly after watching her state ranked Borden County basketball girls thump Paducah, 65-21, Monday evening in Class 1A playoff action at Lubbock Cooper Coyote Coach Lindsey Schmidt quickly attributed that win to good defense.
O’Donnell’s basketball girls took a successful first step into the playoffs Monday night at Lubbock Roosevelt making a little history in the process.
Despite finishing up their regular season Monday evening at Ackerly by blowing out playoff-bound Loop, 75-15, Sands boys still now find themselves advancing to the state playoffs as District 8-1A’s runners-up.
When Republican voters go to the polls during the March 5 primary election, they’ll be voting on more than the candidates seeking the offices of the presidency, U.S. senator, railroad commissioner, judgeships or Dawson County positions.
Lance Gilliam, 52, of Abilene, Tx. passed away February 2, 2024. He was born in Lamesa, Tx. to Ben Gilliam and Kay Gilliam(Isaacs).
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