Lamesa’s junior high volleyballers finished up their seasons here this past Monday evening, by splitting their four matches against the Denver City Fillies.
At 35-8, the Denver City Fillies are one of the top ranked Class 3A high school volleyball teams in the state.
There’s something about rivalries that brings out the best in people.
The week before Halloween, the Sands Mustangs’ state ranked football team displayed a Jekyll-Hyde personality at Loop, which their head coach Jacob Massey hopes to never see again, or at least anytime soon.
After last week’s high school football game between Klondike and Wilson got moved up to Thursday, one couldn’t help but wonder if Mustang fans would have preferred seeing this game called off.
After strong performances at Tuesday’s Region I-IA Cross Country Championships at Lubbock’s Mae Simmons Park, both the Sands Mustangs and O’Donnell Eagles are sending athletes to the upcoming UIL Class 1A State Cross Country Championships at Round Rock.
Lamesa High School’s Rico Enriquez finished a banner junior cross country season this past Tuesday morning in the Region I-3A Championships at Mae Simmons Park at Lubbock.
This past Tuesday night was Senior Night in the Golden Tornado volleyball program.
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