Although the Lamesa High School girls basketball team had yet to win a game in district play, one would have thought they were fighting for the playoffs here on Friday evening.
Having graduated only one starter from last year’s team that reached the playoffs, Coach Vanessa Hernandez is excited about what this season could hold for the Lamesa High School girls softball tea
Lamesa High School senior Bryan Quinteros Jr.is continuing to show his strength on the high school powerlifting circuit.
A 22-5 third quarter was the difference-maker as the Borden County girls pulled out a 48-47 win over the Klondike Lady Cougars on Friday evening at Gail.
O’Donnell lost both their boys and girls games to Ropes in District 7-1A action on Friday at Ropesville.
Three out of the four girls basketball teams from Lamesa Middle School seemingly ran into buzz saws at Levelland this past Thursday, as those teams all lost their games.
Registration is now underway for youngsters wanting to participate in Lamesa’s Cal Ripkin Baseball League this spring.
The league is open to both boys and girls from ages four to 12.
Lamesa senior guard Zak Quintanilla goes wide with his left hand to get a shot up against a Canyon defender in District 3-4A basketball action here last Friday at the
Klondike senior Cheyenne Gruben again has received statewide recognition for her play this past fall as a member of the Lady Cougars’ volleyball team. Gruben received honorable mention as a
Alexis Gonzalez plays just about every sport available for girls at Sands High School, including basketball, track, golf, tennis and cross country. But it is an entirely different sport that
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