A big first half gave Borden County a little breathing room in Friday night’s District 8A boys basketball game against Klondike at Gail. But that didn’t last long as the Cougars came back with a vengeance but it wasn’t quite enough as the Coyotes hung to the 62-54 victory.
This year’s Golden Tornado baseball team is starting the season with lots of challenges.
With most of last year’s softball squad, which went four rounds deep in the Class 3A state playoffs, back at it this year, about the only two noticeable differences is all of the work being done at Joe Spikes Field as well as the first game on their schedule.
Coming into this week, the Golden Tornado boys basketball team knew they needed some district wins starting Tuesday night at Denver City.
Sands’ David Klassen joins Klondike hoopsters Tucker Thixton and Stephen Arismendez in rebound position in a recent game.
The frustration continued for Lamesa High School’s girls basketball team right up until the very end.
Both Lamesa eighth grade boys basketball teams won their games against Dimmit here Monday evening.
Lamesa’s middle school girls basketball squads finished their seasons Monday evening by winning two out of four games at Dimmitt.
Although it’s getting closer and closer to the day when Manuel Benitez is going to want more time to watch his grandchildren pursue their own ball careers, right now he’s still excited about remaining the Lamesa Girls Fastpitch League President for another season.
After rolling past Grady, 61-37, Tuesday evening at Gail, the Borden County girls basketball team didn’t look like a team which fell a couple of spots in this week’s Top 10 Class 1A poll.
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