Lamesa girls fall Monday
After knocking off two of District 3-3A’s best in Muleshoe and Denver City, the Golden Tornado basketball girls were hoping to extend that streak of luck.
After knocking off two of District 3-3A’s best in Muleshoe and Denver City, the Golden Tornado basketball girls were hoping to extend that streak of luck.
Golden Tornado seniors Jacob Casarez and Hailey Martinez teamed up to turn in a strong second place finish in mixed doubles at last Friday’s season-opening varsity tennis tournament at Big Spring.
The Golden Tors are hoping to make it three straight district championships this spring. After last Saturday’s first scrimmage showing at Snyder, one can’t help but feel they’re headed in the right direction.
For the second straight week inclement weather played havoc on the high school basketball scene. All three games concerning area high schools have been pushed back until later in the week.
By knocking off Lorenzo, 58-42, Friday evening at Gail, Borden County’s girls are now in a tie with Lorenzo for first place in the District 6A standings.
The Golden Tornadoes’ power lifting squad continues making strides in its second meet of this season last Saturday at Frenship.
The Golden Tornadoes will tee off into the 2023 high school golf season this weekend.
The Golden Tornadoes’ boys basketball squad continues rolling but they needed a big second half Friday night at Denver City to hold off the Mustangs, 57-42.
The Golden Tornadoes’ girls basketball squad continue making new believers, and this time it was at Denver City.
Loop won a pair on the District 8A high school hardwoods Friday night against Dawson, but the Longhorns didn’t leave without knowing that the were in a battle.
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