Lamesa’s junior high volleyballers found tough sledding against Denver City here Monday evening managing to win only one out of four matches.
The high school football playoffs are still three weeks away but as far as Golden Tornado head football coach Joseph Hood is concerned they have already started.
Friday night’s six-man football showdown at Ackerly between 7-0 Klondike and 5-2 Sands is what high school sports is all about.
Although last Saturday afternoon’s score might not reflect it, Dawson head football coach John Hodges didn’t have much of a problem finding progress in his Dragons.
Friday night’s Division I District 1-3A match-up between Lamesa and Kermit was listed as one of those pick-em games by this week’s Harris Poll.
A big first half turned out being just enough for the Golden Tornadoes’ JV football team Thursday evening at Kermit as they celebrated their first win of the season by holding off the Yellowjackets
It was homecoming night Friday at Gail where the Borden County Coyotes looked prime to make a serious run for their 13th straight district championship.
Lamesa sophomore running back Keeton Bolton tries to ward off a tackle by a Kermit defender during football action Friday night at Golden Tornado Stadium.
O’Donnell took a break from Division I District 4-1A competition Friday night but Coach Fernando Baeza’s Eagles didn’t take a break from the win column.
The Klondike Cougars face longtime rival Sands next week in a game which could go a long ways in determining the champion in six-man football’s Division II District 1-4A.
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