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STEPPING DOWN- Sundown Head Baseball Coach Kevin Torres has officially stepped down from the head coaching position. Torres had been coaching the Roughnecks coach for 14 years and has been coaching for a total of 21 years. (Staff Photo by Aalijah Soliz)

STEPPING DOWN- Sundown Head Baseball Coach Kevin Torres has officially stepped down from the head coaching position. Torres had been coaching the Roughnecks coach for 14 years and has been coaching for a total of 21 years. (Staff Photo by Aalijah Soliz)

Kevin Torres steps down as head baseball coach

Coach Kevin Torres has officially stepped down from the head coaching position for Sundown Roughneck Baseball. Coach Torres been coaching the Roughnecks for 14 years and he has been coaching for a total of 21 years.
PAYING ATTENTION - The Levelland Youth Softball League held a summer camp at the Levelland City Park, June 23-24. The camp consisted of covering all the fundamentals with the game of softball and working on several drills to better their skills. Pictured is Youth League President Jacob Tucker speaking to the kids in attendance and instructors on what the camp covered and the importance of all the drills. (Staff Photo by Aalijah Soliz.)

PAYING ATTENTION - The Levelland Youth Softball League held a summer camp at the Levelland City Park, June 23-24. The camp consisted of covering all the fundamentals with the game of softball and working on several drills to better their skills. Pictured is Youth League President Jacob Tucker speaking to the kids in attendance and instructors on what the camp covered and the importance of all the drills. (Staff Photo by Aalijah Soliz.)

Softball

LONE STAR SUPER TEAM- The Levelland Loboettes had three athletes that were selected to the Lone Star Varsity Softball Super Team. Saydi Mendez was selected to the First Team. Mendez led the team in hits with 48, and stolen bases with 33. She earned District 5-4A Newcomer of the Year, after hitting .516, with 44 runs, 27 RBIs, 15 doubles and three home runs. (Staff Photo by Aalijah Soliz)

LONE STAR SUPER TEAM- The Levelland Loboettes had three athletes that were selected to the Lone Star Varsity Softball Super Team. Saydi Mendez was selected to the First Team. Mendez led the team in hits with 48, and stolen bases with 33. She earned District 5-4A Newcomer of the Year, after hitting .516, with 44 runs, 27 RBIs, 15 doubles and three home runs. (Staff Photo by Aalijah Soliz)

LONE STAR SUPER TEAM

LONE STAR SUPER TEAM
AT THE READY- Isabella Castillo was getting ready to swing at the ball and get her fundamentals down. (Staff Photo by Aalijah Soliz)

AT THE READY- Isabella Castillo was getting ready to swing at the ball and get her fundamentals down. (Staff Photo by Aalijah Soliz)

AT THE READY

AT THE READY
Main Street hosts Chili Fest

Main Street hosts Chili Fest

Main Street hosts Chili Fest

Shop the Square Saturday Chili Fest will be held Saturday near the downtown Levelland square on Avenue G beginning at noon. The Chili Fest contestant entry fee is $20; this includes a booth space and a permit.
HUSTLE TO FIRST- The Levelland Loboette softball team participated in summer league softball at Sundown High School Tuesday. Loboette Mia Sepulbeda hustled down the baseline after she put the ball in play. (Staff Photo by Aalijah Soliz)

HUSTLE TO FIRST- The Levelland Loboette softball team participated in summer league softball at Sundown High School Tuesday. Loboette Mia Sepulbeda hustled down the baseline after she put the ball in play. (Staff Photo by Aalijah Soliz)

HUSTLE TO FIRST-

YOUNG TALENT - The City of Levelland will be hosting the 2024 Little Dribblers Tournament with boys’ and girls’ basketball teams attending from all over the country. The Little Dribblers Inc. Organization held a press conference earlier this week to announce the arrival of the tournament in 2024. Pictured are a group of young and talented kids who will take part in the tournament next year. (Staff Photo by Aalijah Soliz)

YOUNG TALENT - The City of Levelland will be hosting the 2024 Little Dribblers Tournament with boys’ and girls’ basketball teams attending from all over the country. The Little Dribblers Inc. Organization held a press conference earlier this week to announce the arrival of the tournament in 2024. Pictured are a group of young and talented kids who will take part in the tournament next year. (Staff Photo by Aalijah Soliz)

YOUNG TALENT

DRIVING- The Levelland Lobos hosted Littlefield and Canyon is exhibition matches Thursday at Levelland Middle School. Pictured driving to the basket is Lobo Tra Holland. (Staff Photo by Aalijah Soliz)

DRIVING- The Levelland Lobos hosted Littlefield and Canyon is exhibition matches Thursday at Levelland Middle School. Pictured driving to the basket is Lobo Tra Holland. (Staff Photo by Aalijah Soliz)

Big changes at Whiteface

Big changes are happening in the coaching staff at Whiteface High School. Head Football Coach Clint Linman is the new Athletic Director for the Antelopes, replacing the retiring athletic director and girls’ basketball coach Gary Simmons. Linman will retain football and powerlifting duties.
ALL STATE- LHS Baseball Coach Portwood is proud to announce that two of our Lobos were named to the THSBA All-State 4A First Team! LHS Senior Joel Pena and Junior Rusty Johnson hit it out of the park by being honored by THSBA and making this team. (Photo Courtesy of Cristal Isaacks)

ALL STATE- LHS Baseball Coach Portwood is proud to announce that two of our Lobos were named to the THSBA All-State 4A First Team! LHS Senior Joel Pena and Junior Rusty Johnson hit it out of the park by being honored by THSBA and making this team. (Photo Courtesy of Cristal Isaacks)

Simmons leaves big shoes to fill

Gary Simmons is leaving some big shoes to fill in Whiteface, but the retiring Lady Lope Head Girls’ Basketball Coach and Athletic Director prefers to talk about the accomplishments of the athletes and the teams he has coached rather than himself.