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BREAKING LOOSE – Littlefield junior tailback, Ty’Jae Chambers, breaks through the defense on his way to a 69-yard touchdown run to put the Wildcats back out in front, 15-9, over River Road in the fourth quarter of Friday’s district-opener. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez)

BREAKING LOOSE – Littlefield junior tailback, Ty’Jae Chambers, breaks through the defense on his way to a 69-yard touchdown run to put the Wildcats back out in front, 15-9, over River Road in the fourth quarter of Friday’s district-opener. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez)

WILDCAT DEFENSE BOTTLES UP RIVER ROAD TO OPEN DISTRICT

The Littlefield Wildcats’ varsity football team opened up district play on Friday with a huge win over the River Road Wildcats, 22-9. With the win the Wildcats improve to 2-4 overall, 1-0 in district play. “It’s a momentum builder,” Head Coach Brent Green said.

Sudan falls to Bovina, 25-21

The Sudan Hornets’ varsity football team stumbled against the Bovina Mustangs on the road in their district-opener, dropping the contest, 25-21. With the loss, the Hornets fall to, 3-4 overall, 0-1 in district play.
PUTTING UP A WALL – Littlefield sophomore, Madison McNeese, jumps up and deliveres a block for a kill, during the Lady Cats’ win over Dimmitt on Tuesday in straight sets. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez)

PUTTING UP A WALL – Littlefield sophomore, Madison McNeese, jumps up and deliveres a block for a kill, during the Lady Cats’ win over Dimmitt on Tuesday in straight sets. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez)

LADY CATS TAKE DOWN BOBBIES IN STRAIGHT SETS

The Littlefield Lady Cats’ varsity volleyball team improved to 4-1 in district play on Tuesday, as they took down the Dimmitt Bobbies, 3-0, at Wildcat Gym in their second meeting of the season.
Lady Cats earn season sweep of Bobbies

Lady Cats earn season sweep of Bobbies

Lady Cats earn season sweep of Bobbies

KEEPING THE BALL IN PLAY – Littlefield junior, Danielle Zapata, keeps the ball up in the air as the Lady Cats look to go on the attack, during the Lady Cats’ win over Dimmitt on Tuesday in straight sets.
SECOND PLACE – The Springlake-Earth Lady Wolverines’ varsity cross country team placed second overall at the Abernathy Meet on Saturday, behind only the host team Abernathy. (Shown L-R): Kimberly Cruz, Emma Samaron, Adamarie Hernandez, Carsaan Baker, Sydney Furr, DeDe Delgado, Katy Jones, Mahalia Delgado, Kani Holmes and Taytum Goodman. (Submitted Photo)

SECOND PLACE – The Springlake-Earth Lady Wolverines’ varsity cross country team placed second overall at the Abernathy Meet on Saturday, behind only the host team Abernathy. (Shown L-R): Kimberly Cruz, Emma Samaron, Adamarie Hernandez, Carsaan Baker, Sydney Furr, DeDe Delgado, Katy Jones, Mahalia Delgado, Kani Holmes and Taytum Goodman. (Submitted Photo)

LADY WOLVERINES PLACE SECOND AT ABERNATHY

The Springlake-Earth Lady Wolverines’ varsity cross country team competed at Abernathy on Saturday, coming in second place as a team with 44 points, only behind the host team Lady Lopes.
EARNING A MEDAL–The Springlake-Earth Wolverines’ junior high cross country team competed at the Abernathy Meet on Saturday. Luis Fuentes and Nehemiah Castillo earned medals at the meet. (Submitted Photo)

EARNING A MEDAL–The Springlake-Earth Wolverines’ junior high cross country team competed at the Abernathy Meet on Saturday. Luis Fuentes and Nehemiah Castillo earned medals at the meet. (Submitted Photo)

Wolverine XC works hard at Abernathy

The Springlake-Earth Wolverines’ varsity cross country team competed at Abernathy on Saturday. The Wolverines were led by junior, Josh Samaron, who placed ninth overall.
GOOD FIELD POSITION – Sudan senior punt returner, Lane Wilson, gets an open seam on the left side, as he sprints down the sideline, setting the Hornets up with great field position near midfield after the punt return, during Sudan’s 46-14, Homecoming victory on Friday at Hornet Stadium. (Photo by Derek Lopez)

GOOD FIELD POSITION – Sudan senior punt returner, Lane Wilson, gets an open seam on the left side, as he sprints down the sideline, setting the Hornets up with great field position near midfield after the punt return, during Sudan’s 46-14, Homecoming victory on Friday at Hornet Stadium. (Photo by Derek Lopez)

S-E JH cross country teams compete at Abernathy

The Springlake-Earth Junior High cross country teams competed at Abernathy on Saturday.

LADY CATS PULL OUT A THRILLER OVER FRIONA

The Littlefield Lady Cats’ varsity volleyball team pulled out a huge win on the road over Friona on Friday, in a five-set thriller, 3-2. With the win, the Lady Cats improve to 3-1 in district play.
GETTING PRESSURE – Sudan sophomore, Drew Carr, gets his hands on the quarterback and forces an incomplete pass, during the first half of Sudan’s 46-14, Homecoming victory on Friday at Hornet Stadium. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez)

GETTING PRESSURE – Sudan sophomore, Drew Carr, gets his hands on the quarterback and forces an incomplete pass, during the first half of Sudan’s 46-14, Homecoming victory on Friday at Hornet Stadium. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez)

Sudan set to open district play against Bovina Mustangs

The Sudan Hornets varsity football team cruised to a,46-14, Homecoming victory on Friday over the Plains Cowboys. This week they open district play on the road against the Bovina Mustangs. “I felt our guys really played well the entire game,” Head Coach John Cornelius said.