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Anton set to open district play against Panthers

The Anton Bulldogs’ varsity football team won a big game at home on Friday over the Paducah Dragons, 56- 6. With the win, the Bulldogs improve to 6-0 overall on the season. “It was a good win and a good test for us,” Head Coach Matthew Hoover stated. “We can’t let that game define us this week.
GETTING THE SACK – Sudan defensive lineman, Jeremiah Castillo, blocked a pass from Plains quarterback, Cole Reynolds, who caught his own pass, but Castillo was able to dive and wrap him up for the sack forcing a turnover on downs for the Hornet’s defense, during their Homecoming win on Friday over Plains. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez)

GETTING THE SACK – Sudan defensive lineman, Jeremiah Castillo, blocked a pass from Plains quarterback, Cole Reynolds, who caught his own pass, but Castillo was able to dive and wrap him up for the sack forcing a turnover on downs for the Hornet’s defense, during their Homecoming win on Friday over Plains. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez)

HORNETS STING COWBOYS FOR HOMECOMING VICTORY, 46-14

The Sudan Hornets’ varsity football team overcame a slow start on Friday night to take down the Plains Cowboys, 46- 14, for a Homecoming victory. With the win, the Hornets improve to 3-3 overall heading into district play.
CARRYING THE BALL – Amherst senior tailback, Omar Reyes Jr., carried the ball around the left side, following a lead block from junior, Chris Gonzales, during the Bulldogs, 74-31, victory over Claude on Thursday night. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez)

CARRYING THE BALL – Amherst senior tailback, Omar Reyes Jr., carried the ball around the left side, following a lead block from junior, Chris Gonzales, during the Bulldogs, 74-31, victory over Claude on Thursday night. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez)

BULLDOGS CLASH WITH CLAUDE TO CLOSE OUT PRE-DISTRICT

By DEREK LOPEZ The Amherst Bulldogs varsity football team throttled the Claude Mustangs on Thursday night, 74-31, at Bulldog Stadium. With the win, the Bulldogs improve to 4-2 overall heading into district play.
TIP FOR KILL – Littlefield senior captain, Geyah Garza, tips a ball over two Lamesa blockers for a kill, during Tuesday nights match-up with the Lady Tornadoes at Wildcat Gym. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez)

TIP FOR KILL – Littlefield senior captain, Geyah Garza, tips a ball over two Lamesa blockers for a kill, during Tuesday nights match-up with the Lady Tornadoes at Wildcat Gym. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez)

Lady Cats earn big win over Lamesa

By DEREK LOPEZ The Littlefield Lady Cats’ varsity volleyball team came back after dropping their first set to Lamesa on Tuesday to take the match, 3-1. With the win, the Lady Cats improved to 2-1 in district play. Set one, was a back-and-forth chess match for both teams.
LITTLEFIELD LADY CATS SEVENTH GRADE B VOLLEYBALL TEA

LITTLEFIELD LADY CATS SEVENTH GRADE B VOLLEYBALL TEA

LITTLEFIELD LADY CATS SEVENTH GRADE B VOLLEYBALL TEAM

(Back L-R): Jazzi Ledesma, Mekayla Hernandez, Natalie Mata, Kealee Bussey, Ali Portillo and Hannah Lopez. (Front L-R): Tayte Miller, Makinzi Tyler, Bri Garza, Jenise Aguilar and Fatima Hernandez. (Not Shown): Mackenzie Ozbirn and Mia Marques. (Submitted Photo)
LITTLEFIELD LADY CATS EIGHTH GRADE B VOLLEYBALL

LITTLEFIELD LADY CATS EIGHTH GRADE B VOLLEYBALL

LITTLEFIELD LADY CATS EIGHTH GRADE B VOLLEYBALL TEAM

(Back L-R): Tie’Ajae Chambers, Chloe Diaz, Presley Haltom, Kiya Williams, Miriam Cueto and Alynn Alvidrez. (Front L-R): Kahlei Salinas, Evie Martinez, Sonya Moore, Avy Alverado, Monica Elizondo and Teagan Miller. (Submitted Photo)

Nettes place first at Mae Simmons on Saturday

The Sudan Nettes’ varsity cross country team placed first overall on Saturday at the Lubbock Tim Torres “Pre” Coaches Meet with 42 points. The Nettes were led by senior, Yahaira Martinez, who placed fifth overall with a time of 14:41.
FIRST PLACE – Springlake-Earth freshman cross country runner, Taytum Goodman, collected her third first-place finish of the season this past weekend at Mae Simmons, where she finished first overall with a time of 12:00.90, helping the Lady Wolverines to a third place finish as a team. (Submitted Photo)

FIRST PLACE – Springlake-Earth freshman cross country runner, Taytum Goodman, collected her third first-place finish of the season this past weekend at Mae Simmons, where she finished first overall with a time of 12:00.90, helping the Lady Wolverines to a third place finish as a team. (Submitted Photo)

Lady Wolverines take third at Mae Simmons

The Springlake-Earth Lady Wolverines’ varsity cross country team compete at the Lubbock Tim Torres “Pre” Coaches Meet at Mae Simmons on Saturday, where they placed third overall as a team with 79 points. Freshman, Taytum Goodman, led the team, finishing first overall with a time of 12:00.

Wolverines place third at Mae Simmons on Sat.

The Springlake-Earth Wolverines’ varsity cross country team compete at the Lubbock Tim Torres “Pre” Coaches Meet at Mae Simmons on Saturday, where they placed third overall as a team with 54 points. The Wolverines were led by junior, Josh Samaron, who placed fifth overall with a time of 19:43.

Hornets XC team competes in Lubbock

The Sudan Hornets’ varsity cross country team competed at the Lubbock Tim Torres “Pre” Coaches Meet on Saturday. The Hornets were led by freshman, Alan Flores, who finished 12th overall with a time of 26:21.51. Freshman, Joseph Willeford, finished 14 th with a time of 26:54.