Despite watching her spikers drop their first two District 3-4A matches, Golden Tornado head volleyball coach Elfida Williams isn’t ready to hit the panic button. “We still feel like we’ve
Lamesa’s junior high volleyballers had a tough night Monday at Midland Greenwood, dropping all four matches to the Rangers. Lamesa lost the eighth grade A team match, 25-20, 25-18. “We
Lamesa High School’s cross country athletes got some valuable experience running last Saturday at the big Lubbock Invitational at Mae Simmons Park. “We gained valuable experience as our district meet
Both the O’Donnell Eagles and Sands Mustangs are looking to rebound this week in area six-man action. Coach Fernando Baeza’s Eagles have dropped their past two outings after winning their
Lamesa High School’s football squad is still seeking its first win of this season. They certainly will be challenged to get it this Friday against Greenwood. Not only are the
The Klondike Cougars’ volleyball squad continued its quest for a return trip to the Class 1A playoffs by winning two more District 3-2A matches. The Cougars brought home a 25-10,
It was a tough week in the Lamesa Press-Reporter Football Contest but by going 9-3 Kenzie White finished at the top of the pack. White wins this week’s first place
The Golden Tornadoes’ JV football squad has got to be looking forward to playing back at home this Thursday evening. The road hasn’t been too kind to the Tors the
The Borden County Coyotes on Thursday definitely didn’t look like a ball club which dropped down a notch in this week’s state rankings. After slipping from first to second in
Last year, Monahans needed three touchdowns in the final 9:57 to send the Lamesa Golden Tornadoes home with a 48-41 defeat. Unfortunately no late game heroics were needed Friday night
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