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Lfd. reserved season tickets on sale now

The seasonal reserved Wildcat Football Tickets are on sale now through Tuesday, August 31st at the Central Administration Offices, 1207 East 14th Street. The office is open from 8 to 12 (noon), and again from 1 to 4 p.m. The cost for the package of five local home game tickets is $20.

Littlefield wins opener over Dimmitt, 45-6

The Jimmy Thomas era got off on the right foot on Friday night, as the Littlefield Wildcats’ varsity football team won their season-opener over Dimmitt on the road, 45-6. With the win, the Wildcats improve to 1-0 to start the season.
FIRST MEET OF THE SEASON – The Lady Wolverines finished second overall as a team at the Twilight Run at West Texas A&M University. (Shown L-R): Sayler Beerwinkle, Aryca Ibarra, Marisela Rodriguez, Reagan Ethridge, Taytum Goodman, DD Delgado, Mahalia Delgado, Sydney Furr, Emma Samaron and Rylie Furr. (Submitted Photo)

FIRST MEET OF THE SEASON – The Lady Wolverines finished second overall as a team at the Twilight Run at West Texas A&M University. (Shown L-R): Sayler Beerwinkle, Aryca Ibarra, Marisela Rodriguez, Reagan Ethridge, Taytum Goodman, DD Delgado, Mahalia Delgado, Sydney Furr, Emma Samaron and Rylie Furr. (Submitted Photo)

LADY CATS BEST ESTACADO IN STRAIGHT SETS, 3-0

The Littlefield Lady Cats’ varsity volleyball team took down the Estacado Lady Matadors on the road on Tuesday in straight sets, 3-0. With the win, the Lady Cats improved to 4-5 overall on the season.
FINISHING STRONG – Springlake-Earth senior, Josh Samaron, runs hard at the West Texas A&M Twilight Run this week, as he finished fifth individually in his first meet of the season. (Submitted Photo)

FINISHING STRONG – Springlake-Earth senior, Josh Samaron, runs hard at the West Texas A&M Twilight Run this week, as he finished fifth individually in his first meet of the season. (Submitted Photo)

Lady Wolverines XC place 2nd at Twilight Run

The Springlake-Earth Lady Wolverines’ and Wolverines competed at their first meet of the season this week when they ran at the West Texas A&M Twilight Run. The Lady Wolverines placed second overall behind Farwell.
The Amherst varsity cheer squad fires up the crowd during Meet The Bulldogs on Friday after Amherst’s scrimmage with Whiteface at Bulldog Stadium. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez)

The Amherst varsity cheer squad fires up the crowd during Meet The Bulldogs on Friday after Amherst’s scrimmage with Whiteface at Bulldog Stadium. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez)

Lady Cats take down Ropes in bracket play saturday

The Littlefield Lady Cats’ varsity volleyball team won their first game of bracket play on Saturday over the Ropes Lady Eagles, 2-0.

Lady Cats fall to Presidio on Saturday, 0-2

The Littlefield Lady Cats’ varsity volleyball team fell to the Presidio Lady Devils on Saturday, 0-2, ending their day at the Littlefield Tournament. With the loss, the Lady Cats fall to 3-5 overall on the season.
GOING FOR THE KILL – Littlefield’s Madison McNeese rises up and delivers a kill past the block attempt of Olton’s Karla Arriola, during the Lady Cat’s tournament-opener on Thursday with the Fillies. The Lady Cats won the match, 2-1. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez)

GOING FOR THE KILL – Littlefield’s Madison McNeese rises up and delivers a kill past the block attempt of Olton’s Karla Arriola, during the Lady Cat’s tournament-opener on Thursday with the Fillies. The Lady Cats won the match, 2-1. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez)

LADY CATS TAKE DOWN OLTON IN FIRST MATCH OF POOL PLAY

The Littlefield Lady Cats survived a scare in their tournamentopener Thursday afternoon, as they took down Olton, 2-1, in pool play. In set one, Brynna Ray got the Lady Cats out to a, 2-0 lead, before a hit out of bounds by Ashtyn Parker turned the serve over to Olton.

Lfd. reserved season tickets on sale now

The seasonal reserved Wildcat Football Tickets are on sale now through Tuesday, August 31 st at the Central Administration Offices, 1207 East 14 th Street. The office is open from 8 to 12 (noon), and again from 1 to 4 p.m. The cost for the package of five local home game tickets is $20.
WOLVERINES HOST MOTLEY COUNTY IN FINAL TUNE UP BEFORE SEASON

WOLVERINES HOST MOTLEY COUNTY IN FINAL TUNE UP BEFORE SEASON

WOLVERINES HOST MOTLEY COUNTY IN FINAL TUNE UP BEFORE SEASON

BRINGING THE BOOM – Springlake-Earth junior safety, Braxton Ethridge, comes downhill and delivers the hit on the Motley County ball carrier, during the Wolverine’s first defensive set of their scrimmage with the Matadors on Thursday.