Paris, France has hosted the Olympic Summer Games only three times ever and a Borden County graduate now finds herself only days away from making this trip to compete against the world’s best in her sport.
A hot start on even a hotter weekend helped Mario Dimas’ team win the annual Knights of Columbus’ golf tournament held this past weekend at the Lamesa Municipal Golf Course.
Since taking over a once struggling program at best, the good times have rolled for Lamesa Coach Vanessa Hernandez and the Golden Tornadoes’ softball program.
Baseball has provided Lamesa High School graduate Ethan Minjarez lasting memories in his life and now he’s in the business of helping build some new ones in the future.
Five gymnasts from Miller’s Gymnastics of Lamesa are heading to Ft. Worth this weekend to compete at the national level.
Apparently the rest of the state is starting to see something that Golden Tornado sports fans have already known for quite some time.
After landing his first head coaching job some seven years ago as Klondike’s head football coach, Dalton DeGraffenreid admitted that he didn’t know much about the six-man football game.
Ron Mann’s team shot a 26 Wednesday evening to win this week’s golf scramble at the Lamesa Municipal Golf Course.
After starting her college softball career at Rider University at Lawrenceville, New Jersey, Lamesa’s Jadeyn Marrill told the Lamesa Press-Reporter that she plans on finishing her playing days at Western Michigan University at Kalamazoo, MI.
Mario Dimas and Anthony Hernandez shot a 63 here this past Thursday to win the Fourth of July Golf Tournament at the Lamesa Municipal Golf Course by one shot.
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