After having to spend most of their practice time working out on an old junior high football field with a squad which has little varsity experience, Steve Garcia couldn’t help but wonder what to expect going into Tuesday night’s high school baseball season opener at always tough Crane.
Lamesa juniors Helen Vargas and Justin Peterson are two of this year’s top returning high school golfers for the Golden Tornadoes and they’ve been playing like it as well.
Actions certainly speak louder than words for Lamesa High School junior Luke Martinez.
The Lamesa High School girls’ track squad will open up its season Friday at Muleshoe starting at 1 p.m. with the field events followed by the running events.
By breezing to their final two wins in the Greenwood/Stanton Tournament, the Golden Tors came home with third place from that three-day tournament.
Looking ahead to Monday’s Class 3A Bi-District boys basketball playoff game against Tornillo at Fort Stockton, one word comes to mind for Golden Tornado head boys basketball coach Greg Moreland.
It was a Top 20 Class 1A high school girls’ basketball showdown Thursday evening at Post, but in the end there was very little doubt about which is the topranked team in the state.
Three area boys basketball teams will start Class 1A playoff action this coming week.
Lamesa’s middle school basketball boys finished their seasons on a high note Monday evening at Denver City, winning two out of three games.
The Golden Tornadoes’ softball squad won three out of their first four games in this week’s Greenwood/ Stanton Tournament.
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