Golden Tors fall twice in tourney
The Golden Tornadoes’ baseball squad got handed its second straight loss in their own tournament here Friday evening by the Fort Stockton Panthers, 12-4.
The Golden Tornadoes’ baseball squad got handed its second straight loss in their own tournament here Friday evening by the Fort Stockton Panthers, 12-4.
The Golden Tornadoes’ softball squad split a doubleheader here Friday evening at Joe Spikes Field.
Borden County’s softball squad celebrated its first win of the season by holding off Hawley, 6-2, Friday afternoon in the Eula Tournament.
The Borden County Coyotes won their first two games in this weekend’s Wood Bat Tournament at Hamlin.
Lamesa’s junior high girls track teams shined Thursday in the Denver City Mustangs Junior High Relays.
After enjoying another great season on the hardwoods the Golden Tornado basketball boys were well represented on the all-District 3-3A Basketball Team.
Lamesa’s seventh grade track boys opened their season on a strong note Thursday evening by winning the Denver City Mustang Junior High Relays.
After lifting at least three days a week at 6:30 a.m. since the week after Thanksgiving, the Golden Tornado power lifting girls hope to enjoy the fruits of their labor this weekend at the regional championships at Shamrock.
The Golden Tornadoes’ softball team made its first home appearance of their season Tuesday evening and shut out Class 4A San Angelo Lake View, 14-0, in front of a good crowd at Joe Spikes Field.
The Golden Tornadoes will get the chance to mix it up this weekend with some of thebesttennistalentin this part of the state during the Texas Tennis Coaches Association’s Classes 3A and under Regional Tournament at the Lubbock Tennis Center.
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