By now, most high school sports fans are well aware that the Sands Mustangs have one of the fastest Class 1A 1,600-meter boys relay teams in the state.
After watching a talented group of Golden Tornado senior softball players have their careers cut short last spring due to COVID-19, most local fans didn’t know what to expect this year.
Golden Tornado head tennis coach Jose Lucio and his wife Tina became the proud parents of their fourth son Monday afternoon at Lubbock.
After losing to Denver City and Littlefield in a couple of District 3-3A baseball games earlier this month, the Golden Tornadoes have enjoyed the sweet taste of revenge in their last two outings.
Due to COVID-19, it’s been close to a year since the last time the Lamesa Municipal Golf Course hosted a golf tournament.
Wherever the State Tennis Tournament ends up being played next month, there will be plenty of Columbia Blue and Red to be found.
After a somewhat sluggish start to the season, the O’Donnell High School baseball team could very well be playing some of their best baseball here at the end.
The Borden County Coyotes will begin the Class 1A softball playoffs this weekend, and Coach Rusty Rainbolt believes his squad has what it takes to make a deep run on the diamond.
When Borden County junior Ryann Phillips went to her first 4-H shooting contest some eight years ago she couldn’t have had any idea where it might lead
The Borden County Coyotes are headed for the Class 1A softball playoffs.
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