In a period of two days this past week the Dawson Dragons went from cancelling their high school football season to preparing again for their first game.
The Sands Mustangs went into Whitharral Friday night hoping to make it three straight in the win column.
Shortly after watching her Cougars fall to Aspermont in District 3-2A volleyball action in three straight sets Tuesday evening at Cougar Gymnasium, Klondike Coach Niatha Cullen says one of the biggest things missing in her spikers’ attack is a ‘killer mentality.’
The Golden Tornadoes will finish the remainder of their high school volleyball season with a new leader.
The Golden Tornadoes’ eighth grade A volleyball team moved to 4-0 Monday evening at Denver City after defeating the Fillies, 25-15, 19-25 and 25-14.
Lamesa High School sophomore Samantha Galindo accounted for the Golden Tornadoes’ lone victory in last Saturday’s dual match at Seminole against the much improved Indians.
It took the tiebreaker, but Billy Ray Smith wound up the winner in Week 3 of the Lamesa Press-Reporter’s annual football contest.
The Golden Tornadoes ran in their first cross country meet of the season last Saturday at the Lubbock Christian University Chap Invite and Coach Rose Mary McCall likes the potential she saw on opening day.
The Klondike Cougars and the O’Donnell Eagles will also be observing homecoming Friday night during area six-man football competition.
Golden Tornado football coach Joseph Hood has always done his best to treat every game the same but this week he admitted Friday night’s game here against Amarillo River Road is big, and it’s got nothing to do with it being homecoming either.
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