Whether or not it’s inside the classroom or out on the tennis court, the Golden Tornadoes have had a tendency to come up aces.
A cookie exchange at Lucy’s Flour Shop brought out cookie makers from town and out-of-town Saturday as they met at the local bakery to taste test each other’s recipes.
The Klondike Cougars saw one of their best seasons on the high school gridiron come to a rough ending last Saturday evening at Sweetwater, where Benjamin booked its return to AT&T Stadium to the Cougars’ expense.
This past weekend’s O.W. Follis Holiday Basketball Tournament was another success. The Golden Tornado girls’ hoop squad did its best to help with the entertainment.
With very little height on this year’s squad, the Golden Tors’ 6-foot-6 senior, Noah Garcia’s development, could end up playing a huge role to this season’s success.
Sands hosted its annual high school basketball tournament last weekend at Ackerly. The Mustang boys played some of their best basketball of the young season.
The Midland High Bulldogs are projected as a Class 6A playoff team this winter.
The Golden Tornado basketball girls should be lots of fun to watch in their tournament here this weekend; especially if they continue playing like they did here Tuesday evening against Class 6A Odessa Permian.
Dawson’s girls basketball team chalked up its second win of this season Tuesday evening at Welch with a 25-19 victory over the Wilson Mustangs.
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