Some of this area’s best small school talent will be back on display again this weekend as the Texas Six-Man Coaches Association hosts its annual six-man allstars back at Wichita Falls.
A couple of Golden Tornado baseball players took advantage of getting the chance to take a final bat in their high school careers this past Saturday evening at Christensen Stadium.
Lamesa High School’s new head football coach, Efrain Ramos, continues to like what he’s been seeing this month in seven-on-seven.
Caleb Dimas’s team shot a 27 Wednesday evening to win this week’s golf scramble at the Lamesa Municipal Golf Course.
Three of Lamesa’s youth all-star baseball team have hung up their gloves on their seasons for the summer after getting put out of last weekend’s district tournaments at Andrews.
After enjoying another banner season on the high school softball diamond, the Borden County Coyotes are well represented on the Texas Girls Coaches Association’s Class 1A All-State Softball Team.
Highway 176 between here and Andrews could find itself somewhat busier in the coming week with Lamesa’s Cal Ripken Youth Baseball League sending teams to their annual district tournaments at Andrews.
Borden County and O’Donnell are both well represented on the all-District 4-1A Baseball team which turned out being one of the toughest small school baseball districts on the South Plains.
Caleb Dimas’ team shot a 26 here Wednesday evening to win this week’s golf scramble at the Lamesa Municipal Golf Course.
After finishing their 2024 high school baseball season back in the Class 3A state baseball playoffs, the Golden Tornadoes are well represented on the all-District 3-3A Baseball Team Senior Ro Vela is District 3-3A’s Pitcher of the Year. Vela was a workhorse on the mound for the Golden Tors pitching in 10 games this past season finishing the season with a 3-2 pitching record and a 3.27 Earned Run Average. Vela struck out 48 batters on the year averaging right at five strikeouts per game.
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