The Klondike Cougars took their first step in the Class 1A volleyball playoffs Thursday at Rankin by spiking the Marfa Shorthorns, 25-21, 25-10 and 2513, in the area round.
After bringing home their first-ever state basketball championship last March, the Sands Mustangs will begin this season Tuesday night by hosting New Deal at Ackerly.
A meeting is scheduled Sunday at 6:30 p.m. at the Lee Roy Colgan Building on S. Houston Ave. concerning a local youth basketball league.
After turning in a gutsy performance at the Region I-1A Cross Country meet in Lubbock, the Sands Mustangs will again be well-represented at the State Cross Country Championships on Saturday at Round Rock’s Old Settlers Park.
The Klondike Cougars are heading to the Class 1A state volleyball playoffs with a little more momentum on their side following Tuesday’s trip to Rankin.
It all comes down to this weekend’s games to determine who will be the season winner – or winners – in the Lamesa Press-Reporter’s annual football contest.
Some Golden Tornado hoop fans might remember Trenton Jones from high school playing days with the Levelland Lobos.
The O’Donnell Eagles haven’t won a district football championship in the 15 years that they’ve been playing the six-man game, but a win Friday night at home against the Whiteface Antelopes would change all that.
By Dwight Heins Lamesa Press-Reporter After getting drubbed 47-10 Friday night in their regular season finale at Denver City it didn’t take the Golden Tornadoes long to get their chins back up, Soon after the game theTors learned they will be only Lamesa’s second football playoff team in 22 years as a result of Kermit beating Slaton, 12-9, Friday night.
Sands’ young Mustangs found out again Friday night at Garden City that six-man Division I’s District 7-1A is no place to rebuild this season.
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