After verbally committing to play college softball at Rider University last February, Lamesa’s Jadeyn Merrill fulfilled that promise Wednesday evening by signing a scholarship with the NCAA Division 1 Broncs of Lawrenceville, NJ.
It was a tough finish to a great season for the Klondike volleyballers Tuesday night at Littlefield, falling to Wildorado in a tough fiveset match in the Class 1A regional quarterfinals.
Three area high school football teams will see playoff action this weekend.
It was another tough week for participants in the Lamesa Press-Reporter’s football pick-em contest.
As long as the Golden Tornado basketball girls can continue making the kind of progress the rest of the season as they did in their first two games, they should be lots of fun to watch.
Lamesa’s junior high girls basketball teams got off on the wrong foot here Monday evening, losing all four of their games Denver City.
A short-handed O’Donnell High School girls basketball squad dropped its season opener to cross country rival Tahoka, 49-33, Tuesday evening at Eagle Gym.
Former Dawson Dragon hoopster Jasmin De La Rosa made her debut as the school’s girls basketball coach on Saturday at Morton.
In a game between two of the state’s top-ranked girls basketball teams on the opening night of the season, the Sands Mustangs fell 43-42 to Sudan on Tuesday.
Eight area athletes brought home medals from the Class 1A State Cross Country Championships Friday morning at Round Rock’s Old Settlers Park.
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