After basically sleep walking this last week in a couple of frustrating losses against District 3-3A opponents they had beaten last month, the Golden Tornado basketball girls got a much-needed win Tuesday evening, just in time to keep their playoff hopes alive.
Lamesa High School’s softball squad will hold its final scrimmage in preparation for the 2023 season at noon Saturday at Joe Spikes Field against Colorado City.
Borden County’s boys didn’t have much problem getting their seventh District 6A hoop win of the season Tuesday evening at Gail, rolling past Wilson, 71-33.
O’Donnell’s boys continues playing some of their best basketball of the season, holding off state-ranked Lorenzo, 66-65, in an overtime thriller Tuesday at Eagle Gym.
The Klondike Cougars swept the Loop Longhorns Tuesday night in District 8A hoop action at Cougar Gym.
The Golden Tornadoes boys basketball team moved a big step closer toward winning their first district championship in five years here Tuesday night by blowing out the Friona Chiefs, 62-20.
As chilly as the weather was most of last week, the sun was shining Saturday for the Golden Tornado baseball’s Meet the Tors.
The Golden Tornado golf boys opened their season this past weekend in the Snyder Invitational, finishing eighth out of 11 teams.
Lamesa’s seventh grade A boys basketball team is now 10-2 after bringing home a 41-34 win from Snyder Monday evening.
As much as Borden County’s star guard Kenzie White would rather talk about the Coyotes’ state ranked girls basketball team than herself, she has recently found herself in the spotlight.
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