Sports

Lady Cats place second at Farwell Relays

The Littlefield varsity track teams competed at the Farwell Relays on Thursday with the Lady Cats taking second place overall with 114 points and the Wildcats finishing fourth with 76 points. Individual results are as follows: Girl’s 100-meter dash 1st Linday Coffman 13.31 2nd Bryndle Ray 13.
DRIVING IN RUNS - Sudan junior, Trent Wilson, hit a two-RBI double into the left-center field gap in the bottom of the foruth inning to cut the Springlake-Earth lead to, 7-5, on Monday, during the Hornets fiverun fourth inning to walk it off against the Wolverines in their home-opener, 8-7. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez)

DRIVING IN RUNS - Sudan junior, Trent Wilson, hit a two-RBI double into the left-center field gap in the bottom of the foruth inning to cut the Springlake-Earth lead to, 7-5, on Monday, during the Hornets fiverun fourth inning to walk it off against the Wolverines in their home-opener, 8-7. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez)

Hornets walk it off against Wolverines in home-opener, 8-7

The Sudan Hornets’ varsity baseball team won a thriller over the Springlake-Earth Wolverines on Monday in their home-opener, walking it off, 87.

S-E track teams compete at LCU HS Invitational

The Springlake-Earth varsity track teams competed at the LCU High School Invitational last week. Individual results are as follows: Girl’s 200-meter dash 18th Jenna Bridges 31.48 21st Rylie Furr 32.14 22nd Aryca Ibarra 32.73 Girl’s 400-meter dash 10th Rylie Furr 1:10.57 13th Jenna Bridges 1:14.

Lfd. varsity track teams compete at Mustang relays

The Littlefield varsity track teams competed at the Mustang Relays at Mustang Stadium in Denver City on Friday with the Wildcats finishing tied for third place overall with 64 points and the Lady Cats finishing fifth with 63 points.

Wolverines take down Muleshoe JV, 14-4

The Springlake-Earth Wolverines’ varsity baseball team defeated Muleshoe’s JV on Saturday, 14-4. Muleshoe got on the board first with two runs in the top of the inning, but Springlake-Earth answered with a six-run bottom of the first.
GETTING ON BASE - Sudan three-hole hitter, Caleb Groetken, singles off of the glvoe of Xavyer Mosqueda on the mound to give the Sudan Hornets a base runner in the bottom of the first inning of their homeopener against Springlake-Earth on Monday. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez)

GETTING ON BASE - Sudan three-hole hitter, Caleb Groetken, singles off of the glvoe of Xavyer Mosqueda on the mound to give the Sudan Hornets a base runner in the bottom of the first inning of their homeopener against Springlake-Earth on Monday. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez)

GETTING ON BASE

GETTING ON BASE
UNDER IT FOR THE OUT - Littlefield right fielder, Markus Rosales, gets under a fly ball for an out, during the Wildcats’, 8-3, loss to Lubbock Christian on Friday morning in game one of their doubleheader. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez)

UNDER IT FOR THE OUT - Littlefield right fielder, Markus Rosales, gets under a fly ball for an out, during the Wildcats’, 8-3, loss to Lubbock Christian on Friday morning in game one of their doubleheader. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez)

Wildcats fall to Lubbock christian, 8-3

The Littlefield Wildcats’ varsity baseball team dropped their first game of a double-header on Friday in tournament play to the Lubbock Christian Eagles, 8-3. With the loss, the Wildcats fall to 1-1 in tournament play on the weekend.
OUT AT FIRST - Littlefield second baseman, Isaiah Rodriguez, fields up a ball at second base and throws it to first for an out, during the Wildcats, 8-7, loss to River Road on Saturday in Littlefield. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez)

OUT AT FIRST - Littlefield second baseman, Isaiah Rodriguez, fields up a ball at second base and throws it to first for an out, during the Wildcats, 8-7, loss to River Road on Saturday in Littlefield. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez)

Wildcats come up short against River Road, 8-7

The Littlefield Wildcats’ varsity baseball team came up short on Saturday, as they fell to River Road, 8-7, in their final tournament game of the weekend at Wildcat Field in Littlefield. With the loss, the Wildcats fall to, 1-3 in tournament play on the weekend.