A strong start helped the Golden Tornadoes’ eighth grade A football team hold off Midland Christian, 33-12, here Thursday evening. “Both teams came out fast and hard. We both scored
The Sands Mustangs are still seeking their first win of the 2019 football season. But following Friday night’s gutsy effort on homecoming night at Ackerly they can’t help but feel
During his all-everything high school football career with the Klondike Cougars, Jayden Coleman was no stranger to the end zone. In 2017, the 6-foot-5, 230-pound Coleman scored 26 touchdowns as
The O’Donnell Eagles were huge 44-point favorites to get back into the win column Friday night at Anton. Somebody must have forgot to tell the Bulldogs. A fast start Friday
Klondike’s huge leap in this week’s Division I state six-man football poll might have surprised more than a few fans. But, don’t put the Buena Vista Longhorns on any list
After making it to the state cross country meet last year as a freshman, Sands’ Landry Morrow is proving herself as somebody to watch again this fall. Morrow turned in
With seven seniors on their 11-player roster the Lamesa Golden Tornado volleyballers are no doubt playing with a sense of urgency. That especially holds true as Coach Elfida Williams’ spikers
Klondike Cougar volleyball fans are definitely getting their money’s worth, with their last two matches going five sets. Klondike’s spikers got a win against Aspermont, 17-25, 25-20, 25-22, 20-25, 15-12,
Lamesa won three out of of four junior high volleyball matches against Sweet-water here Monday evening. The Golden Tornadoes won the seventh grade A team match, 25-11, 25-20. “We were
The Golden Tornadoes’ cross country squad continued taking steps in the right direction last Saturday at Plainview. “This was a very good meet for our team as five of our
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