The Klondike Cougars put the finishing touches on their fourth straight district football championship last Thursday at Wilson.They thumped the Mustangs, 56-0, in their regular season finale which stopped at the half on six-man’s 45-point rule.
After finding themselves down 18-17 to Balmorhea in the first set of area’s Class 1A state volleyball playoff match at Kermit, Klondike Coach Katie Cruz must have gotten her Cougars’ attention.
After starting out this season with a red hot 8-1 start, the O’Donnell Eagles had hopes of capturing sixman’s Division I District 5-1A crown.
Five Golden Tornado tennis players have come up aces even after their fall season is right at a month behind them.
Being able to reach the playoffs, out of a very competitive District 3-3A, before shocking District 4-3A champion Stanton in the playoffs the 2022-2023, Golden Tornado basketball girls turned a few heads in the high school basketball world.
The University Interscholastic League’s Realignment Day is often referred to as one of the best kept secrets when it comes to the high school sports world.
Watching the Texas Rangers win their first World Series baseball championship in 60 years brought back some memories to this old Sports Editor.
Lamesa’s eighth grade football team applied the finishing touch to a perfect season here last Thursday evening by rolling past the Denver City Mustangs, 28-12.
The 2023 Sands Mustangs shouldn’t have much trouble putting a highlight film tape together from this season.
Call it a ‘wake-up call’ or what, but the Klondike Cougar volleyballers saw their eight-match win streak snapped going into the first round of the playoffs this week. This past Saturday they dropped a tough five-set loss to one of the best schools at their classification.
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