COMPLETE GAME – Springlake-Earth senior pitcher, Jalen Solis, pitched a complete game in game one of the Wolverines’ three game play-off series with the Borden County Coyotes on Thursday at Hermleigh. He earned five strike outs, while giving up just two walks and four runs in the contest. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez)

DISTRICT CHAMPIONS – The Sudan Junior High girl’s golf team took first place overall at the District Meet with a total score of 267. Addisyn Harrell led the team with a score of 51, which was good for first place overall as an individual. Emmy Humphrey shot a 73, while Garicyn Bigham shot a 75, Scout Smith shot a 68 and Autumn Drake shot a 75. (Submitted Photo)

The Littlefield Wildcats’ varsity baseball team claimed the District 3-3A Championship with a, 15-2, victory on the road over the Brownfield Cubs. With the win, the Wildcats finish off the district schedule with a mark of 7-1 heading into the post season.

The Littlefield Lady Cats’ varsity softball team saw their season come to an end in the Class 3A Bi-district round of the playoffs on Friday, as they fell to the Kermit Lady Jackets, 2-1, at Semi nole High School.

OUT AT FIRST – Littlefield senior shortstop, Geyah Garza, comes up and fields a ball hit up the middle and fires it to first for an out, during the Lady Cats’, 2-1, loss to Kermit in the Class 3A Bi-district round of the play-offs at Seminole on Friday. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez)

The Littlefield Wildcats’ suffered their first loss of district play on Tuesday, when they were shutout on the road by the Lamesa Golden Tornadoes, 4-0. With the loss, the Wildcats fall to 6-1 in district play on the season.

The Springlake-Earth Wolverines’ varsity baseball team picked up a win over the Post Antelopes on Saturday, April 24th , 18-13, on the road. Post blanked the Wolverines in the first two innings, jumping out to a, 5-0, lead, but the Wolverines would add two runs in the third inning and three in the fourth inning to tie the game, 5-5.

Littlefield senior second baseman, Jeremiah Salazar, fields a ball and fires it to first for an out, during the Wildcats, 4-0, loss at Lamesa on Tuesday. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez).

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