Despite getting swept this past Monday evening at always tough Denver City in their final matches of this season, Lamesa’s junior high volleyballers still went out on a relatively high note.
The Golden Tornado basketball girls continue searching for their second District 3-3A win of this season, but not without putting up a fight.
If the state high school boys’ basketball playoffs tipped off this week, the Golden Tors would still be advancing, but after last Friday’s trip to Coahoma they’d be moving on in District 3-3A’s fourth spot.
With proven experience at the top of both their Golden Tor boys and girls’ tennis ladders, expectations are high again this spring in that program.
The Sands Mustangs weren’t all hospitable to the Dawson Dragons in their District 6-1A basketball doubleheader last Friday out at Ackerly.
The Klondike Cougars took a District 6-1A basketball pair from the Grady Wildcats last Friday night at Cougar Gym.
A strong shooting performance lifted O’Donnell High School’s boys basketball team to a 65-19 District 7-1A blowout victory over the Wilson Mustangs at Eagle Gym.
Eli Grigsby’s only three points in last Friday night’s District 6-1A boys basketball game against Loop couldn’t have been any bigger or at a more opportune time.
Golden Tor senior Hector Zamora and members of the Lamesa High School powerlifting team aren’t wasting any time flexing their muscles.
Although she wouldn’t mind having a little warmer weather, Golden Tornado head softball coach Vanessa Hernandez likes what she’s been seeing for the most part in the first week and a half of practice.
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