Blake Nichols enjoyed a successful debut as O’Donnell High School’s new head girls basketball coach last Saturday at Seagraves where his Eagles girls dribbled to a 39-30 season-opening win. “It
Richard Gentry has long been one of the top performers in the Lamesa Press-Reporter’s annual football contest, and this year was no exception. Taking the lead early in the season,
The Borden County Coyotes have been crowned state six-man football champs two of the past three years. Coach Trey Richey’s Coyotes begin another postseason voyage to what they hope will
The Golden Tornado basketball girls are off to a 2-0 start into this season. A strong start here Tuesday helped pave the way in the Golden Tors’ 51-27 victory over
Sands girls are opening basketball season ranked as the 13th best Class 1A squad in the state. For the most part, the Mustang girls lived up to their lofty billing
The Borden County Coyotes basketball girls lost their season opener Tuesday evening at Gail to Rankin, 53-51. “They’ve got a move-in and she’s a player. She’s one of those kids
Klondike’s District 3-1A volleyball champs started a new win streak Thursday evening in the Land of Enchantment. After falling to Class 2A Albany in a practice match this past Tuesday,
The Golden Tornadoes’ JV football squad put together one of its best showings of the season here Thursday. It wasn’t quite enough to get them a win it was enough
A good example of the Golden Tornadoes’ luck this football season came again late in the first half of Friday’s game at Fort Stockton. After spotting the Panthers the first
Registration for Lamesa’s Youth Basketball League is now underway at United Supermarket, 2302 Lubbock Hwy. The league is for both boys and girls from kindergarten through the sixth grades. Early
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