If just being one of the hosts as a district commissioner in a youth baseball tournament is not enough, Rick Wallace now will be seeing double duty when Babe Ruth
Lamesa’s young sluggers came up short, as far as the ultimate prize was concerned, but from the look of things help is still very much on the way as far
For the third straight weekend during this month, the Borden County Coyotes were represented in a high school all-star game and for the third straight time Coyote exes proved they
With Final Four appearances now in baseball and basketball as well as a national track championship this definitely has been a sports season where Texas Tech fans have kept their
After repeating as the Region I champs and making a return trip to the state tournament, the Borden County Coyotes are well represented on the Texas Girls Coaches Association’s Class
There is a good chance that Lamesa’s Jadeyn Merrill spent most of her young life being compared to her older sister, Harley Merrill, when it came to the softball diamond.
Starting Friday night Lamesa will be hosting a pair of Cal Ripkin baseball district tournaments at the Bill Weaver Youth Sports Complex. “The closer that we get the more excited
For the second weekend in a row, Borden County’s Zane Allen proved that he can play ball with the big boys. This past Saturday, Allen helped the Red team beat
Lamesa will be hosting a couple of district Cal Ripken baseball tournaments starting Friday evening at the Bill Weaver Youth Sports Complex. And from the look of things, the home
Borden County’s Zane Allen has been a jack of all trades in the Coyotes’ athletic program. After being a standout on both the gridiron and hardwoods, Allen followed it up
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