GETTING TO THE RIM - Sudan junior guard, Michael Limon, cuts through traffic and gets to the rim for a lay-up, during the Hornets loss to Floydada on Tuesday in their season-opener at home. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez)

The Littlefield Wildcats’ varsity basketball team opened their season on Friday with a home win over the Tahoka Bulldogs, 56-26. With the win they improve to 1-0 overall on the season.

The Springlake-Earth Wolverines’ varsity football team bowed out of the play-offs in the Regional round, falling to #2 Borden County. The Wolverines were well represented on the District two AllDistrict teams with junior, Evan DeLeon, winning Six-Man Player of the Year and Head Coach Israel DeLeon winning Six-Man Coach of the year.

The Springlake-Earth Wolverines’ varsity football team saw their season come to an end on Friday night in Slaton, at the hands of the Six-Man Division I, #2 Borden County Coyotes, 71-16. With the loss, the Wolverines finish the season with a mark of 7-4 overall, and were District and Bidistrict champions.

The Sudan Nettes’ varsity basketball team fell to the Nazareth Swiftettes on Friday, 47-27, at home. With the loss, the Nettes fall to 2-3 overall on the season.

The Sudan Nettes’ varsity basketball team fell to the Abernathy Lady Lopes on Tuesday in overtime, 63-55. With the loss, the Nettes fall to 2-2 overall on the season.

The Springlake-Earth Lady Wolverines’ varsity basketball team added another victory to their record on Tuesday, as they went on the road and took down the Smyer Lady Cats, 67-36. With the win, they improve to 2-1 overall on the season.

TAKING IT TO THE HOUSE — Littlefield junior tailback, Ty’Jae Chambers, breaks through the line of scrimmage, shaking off a would-be Denver City defender on his way to a 55-yard touchdown nm on the Wildcat’s first play from scrimmage in their, 41-22, Bi-district play-off loss to the Mustangs at First United Park Stadium in Lubbock last Friday. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez)

GETTING TO THE RIM — Sudan junior, Addison Boehning, cuts through traffic and gets to the basket, looking to finish with the left hand, during the second half of the Nettes’ overtime loss to Abernathy on Tuesday, 63-55. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez)

OPEN LOOK — Sudan sophomore, Gracyn Shultz, drops in a lay-up on the fast break, during the second half of the Nettes’ overtime loss to Abernathy on Tuesday, 63-55. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez).