Making their final home appearance of the season, Friday be an extra special night for over half of this area’s football squads. “It’ll be our senior night, and for 16
J. Kinnison and Kent Sevedge tied for top honors in this week’s Lamesa Press- Reporter Football Contest. Both Kinnison and Sevedge went 11-1 on the week and guessed 46 total
Klondike’s playoff-bound Cougar volleyballers applied the finishing touches to their District 3-1A championship Monday evening. The Cougars spiked the Loraine Bulldogs, 25-14, 25-10, 25-10, in their final match of the
Lamesa High School junior wide receiver Josh Marquez (11) looks to shed a couple of would be tacklers during a recent high school home football game. After falling at Pecos
At times Friday night at Grady, Sands High School’s young Mustangs played some of their best football of this season. It was only a two-point game in the second quarter
One’s got to wonder just how much longer it’ll be before the Borden County Coyotes start needing more room in their trophy case. After all, their current one’s got to
Shai Young admits that he thrives on challenges. Young, who celebrated his 26th birthday last weekend, is preparing for his second year as a high school head girls basketball coach
With five runners back from last year’s team that placed sixth in the state, the Sands Mustangs should be considered one of the favorites going into Monday’s Region I-IA Cross
A chilly night here Thursday evening only got colder for the Golden Tornadoes’ JV football team as they fell to the Pecos Eagles, 28-0. “We didn’t get many first downs
It’s been another rewarding season for Coach Rose Mary McCall at the helm of the Golden Tornadoes’ cross country program. “I’m so proud of each young runner and the progress
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