The Klondike Cougars gave new head volleyball coach Katie Cruz her first win at the helm of the program Tuesday afternoon as they spiked the Class 2A Forsan Buffaloes, 25-7, 25-15 and 25-10, at Big Spring.
Although Golden Tornado head football coach Joseph Hood said this year’s numbers are a little lower than last year, he couldn’t tell it in the enthusiasm during the first week of practice.
After coaching the O’Donnell Eagles to their first two playoff appearances in a decade, Coach Fernando Baeza is already seeing a nice pay off from his efforts.
Like football, high school volleyball also had its first week of summer workouts this past week.
By shooting a 25 Wednesday evening Mario Dimas’ team again finished at the top in the Lamesa Municipal Golf Course’s weekly scramble.
Football players in Lamesa and across the state got back on the fields this past Monday, the first day of high school practice allowed in Texas by the University Interscholastic League. Although football games will not begin until near the end of the month, high school volleyball teams will begin play next week after opening with scrimmages this coming weekend. LPR photo
Both Lamesa and Klondike have new high school volleyball coaches, and it’s not taking long for them to get a good impression of the players who will be making up their teams.
The Lamesa High School Golden Tornadoes open their fall tennis season at 10 a.m. Saturday at Lubbock All Saints.
The annual Wayne Hogg Memorial Golf Tournament tees off this coming weekend at the Lamesa Municipal Golf Course.
After watching the Golden Tornadoes end their 19-year playoff drought this past fall, Lamesa High School head coach Joseph Hood is expecting his troops to go into this year’s two-a-days with a diff
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