Due to a combination of work on the field and the forecast for icy weather during the last half of this week, Golden Tornado baseball’s Meet the Tors event has been cancelled.
Klondike’s girls basketball program continues to show what a difference a year can make.
Kaleb King, a senior for the Sands Mustangs, goes high to put up a shot over a Borden County defender during Tuesday night’s District 8-1A game at Ackerly. The Coyotes ralled from an early defi cit to capture a 42-30 victory and remain second in the district standings, one game behind leagueleading Grady Photo courtesy Sands CISD
Tuesday’s District 8A girls basketball game at Ackerly was another one of those few match-ups which actually lived up to its hype.
The O’Donnell Eagles swept Southland Tuesday night in a District 6A high school basketball doubleheader at Eagle Gym.
While league-leading Brownfield continues to grab most of the big headlines in District 3-3A girls basketball, the Muleshoe Mules showed the Golden Tornadoes why they’re second in the league race going into the final three games.
The Golden Tornado basketball boys survived another close class in District 3-3A action Friday night at Muleshoe with a 57-56 win over the Mules.
After getting beat Tuesday night at Lorenzo, the O’Donnell Eagles hoopsters got back on the right District 6A track Friday night at Petersburg.
After falling just short at Klondike, 51-50, earlier this week, the Borden County’s boys escaped Garden City with a 44-41 victory Friday night.
Continued to be ranked as the No. 1 Class 1A girls team in the state, the Sands Mustangs basketball team continued their bid for a third straight District 8-1A title Friday night at Grady with a 52-16 thumping of the Wildcats.
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