Seven years ago Shelby McCullough was playing on a Smyer Lady Cat basketball team which finished its season at the state high school girls basketball tournament in at San Antonio.
Whether it’s been as a successful realtor today or as a clutch high school then hitter in both high school and college baseball, Lamesa’s Gilbert Arredondo has always had that knack for coming up with that big hit.
A couple of O’Donnell High School seniors are making plans to continue their basketball careers into the collegiate ranks.
The Golden Tornado volleyballers have reached the Class 4A state playoffs each of the past three seasons.
Growing up, many of Joseph Hood’s high school football memories came from playing the Lamesa Golden Tornadoes.
Many local and area high school athletes had high hopes this spring of reaching the state level of competition in various activities.
Last Friday afternoon, Governor Abbott made the difficult decision to close Texas schools for the remainder of the school year. Soon after, the UIL made the decision that all sports and other spring activities for students would be suspended for the remainder of the year.
Like college football players across the country, Lamesa’s Jackson Napper spent part of his spring preparing for the 2020 college football season.
Tradition-rich Borden County High School has definitely had more than its fair share of top-notch athletes walk through the halls at Gail.
One of Jose Lucio’s ultimate goals as the Golden Tornadoes’ new head tennis school is to help create players like he was during high school.
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