Lamesa Cal Ripken and Babe Ruth President Hector Carrejo announced this week that the Chevy Baseball and Softball Clinic will be returning to Lamesa’s Bill Weaver Youth Complex on May 8.
The Borden County Coyotes are ranked seventh in this week’s Texas Girls Coaches Association’s Class 1A states softball poll.
Tom Anderson’s team shot a 28 Wednesday evening to win this week’s scramble at the Lamesa Municipal Golf Course.
If the Golden Tornadoes can keep playing the type of softball they did in their final game of the regular season they should do well in the postseason.
Following Tuesday night’s 14-3 win at Muleshoe the Golden Tornadoes’ baseball squad is heading back to the Class 3A state playoffs.
Five Golden Tornado track girls will be running at the Region I-3A Track & Field Championships this weekend at Abilene Christian University.
Golden Tornado senior speedburner Keeton Bolton punched his ticket to regionals in two races during last Friday’s area track meet at Denver City.
An 18-5 win over O’Donnell Tuesday evening at Gail kept the Borden County Coyotes’ District 4-1A title hopes alive.
All five neighboring sixman high schools will be represented at this weekend’s Region I-IA Track & Field Championships at South Plains College at Levelland.
Borden County juniors Brette Kaite Behrens and Kenzie White played in their third state tennis tournament this week at San Antonio.
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