Last week, the O’Donnell Eagles fell short of capturing their first district championship on the gridiron since they’ve started playing the six-man game 15 years ago.
After reaching the state semi-finals last season for only the second time in school history, the Klondike Cougars are looking forward to see what this year’s playoff s have in store.
A first-place finish in the final week of competition helped Brent Sevedge take home the season-long grand prize of $200 in the Lamesa Press-Reporter’s annual football guessing game.
Lamesa’s junior high basketball girls opened their seasons here Monday winning two out of their four games against the Denver City Fillies.
Nine area runners finished up their high school cross country seasons last Saturday afternoon at the UIL Class 1A State Cross Country Meet at Round Rock’s Old Settlers Park.
The Golden Tornado basketball girls learned a costly lesson Tuesday evening at Midland where a big fourth quarter helped the Class 6 Bulldogs hold off Lamesa, 26-23.
The Klondike Cougars wasted little time in punching their ticket to this weekend’s regional volleyball tournament by spiking Buena Vista in three straight sets, 26-24, 25-8 and 25-20, in the regional quarterfinals Tuesday at Midland Christian.
Although several of the names are different, the Sands Mustangs still have a very good basketball team this season. They thumped New Deal, 68-31, Tuesday evening at Ackerly. New Deal is projected to reach the playoffs out of District 4-2A.
The Whitharral Panthers are considered one of the better Class 1A girls basketball teams in West Texas, but a year after they stopping their season early than due to a lack of numbers, the Dawson Dragons proved that they’re not far behind.
The Borden County Coyotes are ranked sixth in the state in the Class 1A pre-season basketball poll.
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