They’re still over a month away from the start of district play but the Klondike Cougar volleyballers are already seeing a payoff from playing a tough non-district schedule.
Lamesa’s junior high volleyballers opened their seasons on a strong note last Thursday evening at Brownfi eld by winning three out of their four matches against the Cubs.
Mario Dimas is quick to admit that staying at the top in the weekly Wednesday golf scrambles seems to keep getting tougher from year to year but his team once again found a way to do so this sunmer.
If a high school football game was to be stopped after only one quarter, instead of four, there would have been a lot more smiles on the home side at last Friday night’s high school football season opener against the Class 4A San Angelo Lakeview Chiefs.
The Klondike Cougars went into Saturday evening’s six-man high school football game as underdogs at Jayton’s Kickoff Classic against Happy. But thanks in part to a huge third quarter rally, Klondike came home with a 50-24 season-opening win.
One week before this season’s opener against Spur, O’Donnell Coach Fernando Baeza found himself doing some shuffling on his offensive attack.
Klondike’s JV football team kicked off its season in strong fashion last Thursday evening at Paint Rock where the Cougars blanked the Indians, 50-0.
After finishing last week’s season opener early, by the mercy rule, the Borden County Coyotes cracked this week’s Sixmanfootball.com’s Division I Top 25.
A big crowd Tuesday evening at Follis Gym was treated to an entertaining night of high school volleyball between Lamesa and Olton, which went the distance before the home team held onto a thrilling 17-25, 13-25, 25-14, 25--14 and 15-11 match victory.
The Golden Tornadoes’ tennis team got its fall season off to a rough start Tuesday evening on the tennis court.
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