Helping signal the beginning of another high school sports season, the Lamesa Golden Tornado Booster Club has scheduled Meet the Tors Kickoff Family Night next Thursday at Golden Tor Stadium.
Having to replace several key players from last year’s 9-3 playoff ball club, Borden County Coach Trey Richey wasn’t too sure what to expect out of his Coyotes going into
With opening kickoff for the 2019 football season now less than three weeks away, the four area six-man squads will be competing in their initial scrimmages this week. Borden County
The Golden Tornado varsity volleyballers split their dual match Tuesday evening at Big Spring. The varsity volleyballers fell to Monahans in four sets, 25-18, 23-25, 16-25 and 26-28. “We started
Klondike High School’s volleyballers put together one of their best performances of the young season Tuesday evening at Grape Creek with a 25-14, 25-22, 22-25, 25-21 win over Hawley. “I’m
The Golden Tornado Booster Club will be meeting 5 p.m. Thursday at the Lamesa High School Cafeteria. Topping the agenda will be making plans for the annual Meet the Tors
After spending most of his own high school years on the Golden Tornado tennis courts, Jose Lucio will again be putting in some time there. Lucio, a 2001 Lamesa High
Golden Tornado head football coach Rodney Sims has found plenty to smile about during the first week of workouts at Lamesa High School. To start with, Sims welcomed 84 high
The Golden Tornadoes’ varsity volleyballers continued their season’s hot start with three victories on Friday in the opening day of the Shallowater Tournament. The Golden Tors opened the two-day tournament
The Klondike Cougars brought back four starters from last year’s regional tournament volleyball team. The two new faces in the Cougars’ attack this season – a freshman and a sophomre
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