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The Lamb County Leader-News Football Contest is back, after wrapping up our first week of games this past weekend.
Dewayne Hayes, Ronnie Martin, David Neinast and Trevor Williams all finished 15-5 this week, therefore our winners this week were decided by tie-breaker, which was the combined score between Monterey and Odessa; 81 points. Dewayne Hayes and Ronnie Martin tied with a guess of 52 points each, to split the first and second place prizes evenly. David Neinast took third place with a guess of 48 points, edging out Trevor Williams, who guessed 38 points.
Littlefield’s defense stole the show against Muleshoe with seven turnovers, as they defeated the Mules, 28-7, while Olton shutout Sudan, 49-0. Whitharral ran away late from Springlake-Earth, taking their home-opener, 72-32, while Amherst blasted Grady, 32-6.
Anton 45’ed Lazbuddie, 48-0, while Shallowater took care of Monahans, 47-27, and Idalou took down Sweetwater, 38-20. Estacado survived Greenwood, 28-24, while Lubbock-Cooper handled Dumas, 27-8. On Saturday, Happy fell to Westbrook, 62-6, while Plainview dominated Levelland on Friday night, 42-3.
Perryton cruised past Dalhart, 48-20, while Farwell edged out New Deal, 27-21, and Childress snuck by Abernathy, 16-14. River Road got the best of Roosevelt, 15-12, while Vega rocked Bovina, 54-20. Caprock throttled Hereford, 54-7, while Andrews took down Randall, 11-7, and Permain defeated Abilene 17-3. Coronado defended their home turf against Frenship, 20-14.
Week two of the contest will included 10 high school games and 10 college football games.
The individual standings are as follows: Donna Neinast, Gary Edwards, Jaime Goodman and JR Herrell each finished 14-6 this week, while Johnny Rosemond, Larry Ashley, Lonnie Neinast, Marcelino Castillo, Mark Grace, Martin Duran and Oscar Sanchez each finished 13-7.
Brenda Herrell, Devin Garcia, Ed Dabrowski, Ivan Estrada, J.C. Orozco, Marcelino Garcia Jr., Stevy Smith and Tommy Cloninger each finished 12-8 this week, while Chris Ruiz, Marcus Garcia, Maria Pinon and Terrill Moorhead each finished 11-9, and Jimmy Garcia and Teresa Dabrowski each finished 10-10.
Charlie Smith, Richard Orozco and Sam Castillo each finished 9-- 11, while Alma Castillo finished 8-12.
We would like to give a big thank you to our sponsors, whom without, this contest would not be possible: King Ag Aviation, Inc., Brown Flying Service, FiberMax BASF, Food King and Food King Pharmacy, Lance Insurance Agency, Lowes Ace Hardware, McDonalds, Rowe Abstract and Title Company, Capital Farm Credit, Wellington State Bank, JBar- N Boot Shop, Lamb County Electric Coop, Inc., Hillcrest Funeral Home and the Lamb County Leader-News.