The Springlake-Earth varsity track teams competed at the Piper Relays in Hamlin on Saturday with the Wolverines placing fourth with 50 points and the Lady Wolverines finishing sixth with 43 points. Individual results are as follows:

The Olton varsity track teams competed at the Panhandle Spring Break Worker’s Meet at Panther Stadium in Panhandle on Friday with the Mustangs finishing 10th overall with 12 points, while the Fillies finished T-10th overall with 2 points. Individual results are as follows:

The Olton Junior High seventh and eighth grade track teams competed at the Roughneck Relays in Sundown on Thursday. The seventh grade boys got third place with 234 points, while the seventh grade girls finished fifth with 130 points. The eighth grade girls placed third with 170 points, while the eighth grade boys finished fifth with 152 points.

The Littlefield Lady Cats’ varsity softball team couldn’t get the offense going, as they fell to Lamesa in their district-opener on Thursday, as they fell to the Lady Tornadoes, 17-0. With the loss, the Lady Cats fall to 7-5 overall, 0-1 in district play.

The Littlefield Lady Cats’ varsity softball team took down Lubbock Christian High School on Saturday, 18-0, behind a no-hit bid in the circle by senior, Brookelyn Gau. With the win, the Lady Cats go into district play with an overall mark of 7-4.

SUNDOWN INVITATIONAL – The Olton girl’s golf team competed at the Sundown Invitational Golf Tournament on Monday at the Sundown Golf Course, where Kylee Noack placed first overall, shooting a 93. (Shown L-R): Makenly Smith and Kylee Noack. (Submitted Photo)

The Littlefield Wildcats’ varsity baseball team got back in the win column on Saturday, as they traveled to Dimmitt and defeated the Bobcats, 15-2. With the win, the Wildcats improve to 4-6-1 overall on the season.

FIRST PLACE – The Sudan girl’s golf team placed first overall in Canyon on Monday and Landree Gonzales placed second individually, while Jaron Box placed fifth. (Submitted Photo).

The Olton varsity track teams competed at the Panhandle Spring Break Worker’s Meet at Panther Stadium in Panhandle on Friday with the Mustangs finishing seventh overall with 70 points and the Fillies finishing 14 with two points.

The Littlefield Wildcats’ varsity baseball team’s comeback bid fell short on Tuesday night in Slaton, as they fell to the Tigers, 10-8. With the loss, the Wildcats fall to 3-6-1 overall on the season.