Coyotes back on track
The Borden County Coyotes’ football team got back on the right track in a big way last Friday night at Gail where they blew past the Anton Bulldogs, 56-8.
The Borden County Coyotes’ football team got back on the right track in a big way last Friday night at Gail where they blew past the Anton Bulldogs, 56-8.
After hearing of Odessa Compass Academy’s big upset win last week over state ranked Denver City, Lamesa Coach Skye Torres knew that her Golden Tors would also have their hands full from the visiting Cougars here Tuesday evening.
Lamesa’s junior high volleyballers won two out of four matches this past Monday evening against the Coahoma Bulldogettes.
One week away from opening up district, the Cougars got a big road win this past Tuesday evening against Knox City at Sweetwater.
The Golden Tors’ cross country continued tuning up for the District 3-3A Championships this past Saturday in the Big Spring Invitational.
The Lamesa Boys and Girls Club is where youngsters go after school to play games, have snacks, socialize or work on their homework.
The Golden Tornadoes continued finding life tough in District 4-4A Tennis right up until their final match of this season this past Tuesday evening, at tradition tough Brownfield, where the Cubs thumped Lamesa, 15-3.
The Golden Tornadoes football team was hoping to make it two straight in the win column here last Friday night against Tulia.
Grabbing most of the high school football talk in the early going of the 2024 season has been ‘What’s wrong with the Cougars?’
Monic Soliz went 10-2 but still needed help from the tie breaker to win this week’s Lamesa Press Reporter Football Contest.
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