After having to give up a couple of practice games due to the icy weather, both the Sands Mustangs and Klondike Cougars are hoping to get a little more cooperation later this week from Mother Nature as beginning the Class 1A state boys basketball playoffs.
Both the Sands Mustangs and Borden County Coyotes will have to wait a couple of days longer before taking their second step in the Class 1A basketball playoffs.
If the state basketball playoffs don’t bring enough anxiety to high school coaches, Mother Nature just added to it this past week.
Having a young squad this spring, Golden Tornado golf coach Jason Froman believes this team is going to have somewhat of a learning curve.
After COVID19 put a sudden halt to what appeared to be a very promising softball season for the Golden Tornadoes last year, Coach Vanessa Hernandez and her sluggers have been eager to return to the
While the Golden Tornadoes’ varsity tennis squad is off to another promising start, things look pretty good for that program in the future as well.
It’s been a rewarding season for Allison Hancock in her first year as the O’Donnell Eagles’ girls basketball coach.
With all five of her starters averaging in or near double digits, one of the first things Borden County girls basketball coach Lindsey Schmidt mentions about her state-ranked squad is its balance.
Dawson’s boys have finished their season a bit earlier than expected.
This weekend’s icy blast forced most of the practice games scheduled by area playoff-bound hoopsters to be called off.
Coaches agreed that safety was the top priority.
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