The Klondike Cougars gave Midland Texas Leadership Charter Academy quite a lesson on six-man football Thursday evening in the Eagles’ second year to play the game.
A tough non-district football season coupled with a lack of experience continues to be a challenge for the Borden County Coyotes early in the season.
The Dawson Dragons didn’t come home with a victory over the Loop Longhorns’ JV on Thursday evening but Coach Corey Savage almost felt like they did.
The Golden Tornadoes’ football team will make another home appearance Friday night and there’s a good chance it could be as exciting as last week’s season opener.
As good as things looked in the early going for the O’Donnell Eagles’ football team against Division II Top-20 Gordon on Saturday, they didn’t finish that way.
If the Klondike Cougars are to make it two straight in the win column Thursday when they host Midland Texas Leadership Charter Academy there’s a good chance they’ll have to do so without one of their key players.
Probably nobody is more excited about seeing the month of September get here than Golden Tor head volleyball coach Gaby Nichols.
The Klondike Cougars continued tuning up for district play by taking on traditional volleyball powers Alpine and Wink in a dual match Tuesday night at Wink
The Golden Tornadoes’ 2021 cross country season is off and running.
A big opening-game crowd at Golden Tornado Stadium Friday night got its money’s worth and then some.
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