Although Borden County’s District 4-1A baseball champions face a mammoth task this week in the second round of the Class 1A state playoffs, if the Coyotes’ bats remain as hot as they’ve been lately they could pull off an upset.
It’s one thing being recognized as District 8-1A’s Most Valuable Player; it’s a whole other story being recognized as one of the best high school talents in the entire Lone Star State.
Seventeen athletes from three area schools are finishing up their seasons at the Class 1A State Track & Field Championships Saturday at Austin.
The 19th annual Lamesa Boys & Girls Club teed off last weekend at the Lamesa Municipal Golf Course and there were several big winners both on and off the course.
Lamesa High School’s Luke Martinez will continue his playing days onto the collegiate level after signing a letter of intent here Thursday to play football at NAIA Wayland Baptist University at Plainview.
The long ball has been a big part of the Golden Tornado softball team’s arsenal all season.
After being relatively quiet in the first five innings Friday evening, the Borden County Coyotes’ bats exploded for 23 runs in the final two innings to hold off Springlake-Earth, 33-20, in a wild first game of their Class 1A Bi-District playoff series at Sundown.
The Golden Tornadoes’ baseball season came to an end Friday night at Van Horn, but not without the home team putting up a fight.
Clint Kunkel’s team shot a 28 Wednesday evening to win the weekly golf scramble at the Lamesa Municipal Golf Course.
Ralph Waldo Emerson once said ‘It’s not about the destination but about the journey.’
P.O. Box 710
Lamesa, TX 79331
806-872-2177