After playing most of the season feeling somewhat short-handed, everything might be coming together at the right time for the Klondike Cougar volleyball team.
There’s no doubt that the raw talent is there this fall out at Ackerly.
The O’Donnell Eagles will be making their first home appearance of the football season when they host Sterling City Friday night at what could possibly be the most inopportune time.
What started out as a continued love for sports has provided O’Donnell High School graduate Andy Miers an abundance of memories, and he’s still going strong.
Lamesa’s Yenisei Guevara and Celest Rodriguez both brought home medals from last Saturday’s Slaton Invitational Cross Country Meet.
For the second straight weekend a big crowd at Golden Tornado Stadium was treated to an outstanding football game.
Coming home from Tuesday night’s dual match at Brown field, Golden Tornado tennis coach Jose Lucio couldn’t help but wonder what might have been against the always-tough Cubs.
It was another rough night for the Golden Tornadoes’ sub-varsity football team Thursday at Muleshoe but Coach Gerry Woodberry believes the game was a step in the right direction.
Lamesa’s junior high volleyball teams found themselves on the wrong end of the score in after all four of their matches Thursday evening at Brownfield.
Some might have thought it a fluke that Garden City gave defending six-man Division I state champion Sterling City a scare in last week’s season opener.
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