Hunter Shofner went 11-1 and then guessed 65 points on the tie-breaker to win this week’s Lamesa Press Reporter Football Contest. Shofner gets $20 for his efforts. Bob Thomas also
Due to the wet weather here this past weekend, the Golden Tornado Booster Club’s Golf Tournament has been re-scheduled for 5:30 p.m. this Saturday at the Lamesa Municipal Golf Course.
There’s a good chance that at least one current 0-4 high school football team, if not more, will end up making the playoffs out of Division II’s District 1-4A. Lamesa
Due to a conflict with officials, the Klondike Cougars will be playing this week’s game against Buena Vista a night earlier than normal. “We got a call from the chapter
It was another long night for the Golden Tornadoes’ JV football team Thursday evening in the Hub City as Lubbock High turned out being too much for the visitors in
Perhaps one of the biggest questions concerning the Golden Tornadoes’ homecoming night was when the football game actually was going to get kicked off. Due to Friday evening’s thunderstorm, the
Due to Mother Nature, the O’Donnell Eagles got an unexpected night off on Friday at O’Donnell. The Eagles were scheduled to take on Petersburg but after three lightning delays school
The No. 1 ranked Division I six-man football team in the state didn’t always look like it Friday night at Gail but in the end it was still enough to
Lamesa’s eighth grade A football team celebrated its first win of the season Tuesday evening at Levelland, beating the Loboes, 20-16. Coach Bobby Alvarez said the contest was won in
Clinging to a slim seven-point halftime lead Friday night at Meadow, Klondike Cougar head coach Dalton DeGraffenreid challenged his troops at the break. DeGraffenreid had to like what he saw
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