Sports

HEADED TO FIRST- The Ropes Eagles lost to Hawley two games to none in the UIL Regional High School Baseball Semifinals Thursday and Friday in Midland. The Eagles’ end their season as district runners-up, bi-district champions and regional quarterfinal champions. Eagle hitter Branson Beck hustled down the baseline on his way to first base. (Staff Photo by Dom Puente)

HEADED TO FIRST- The Ropes Eagles lost to Hawley two games to none in the UIL Regional High School Baseball Semifinals Thursday and Friday in Midland. The Eagles’ end their season as district runners-up, bi-district champions and regional quarterfinal champions. Eagle hitter Branson Beck hustled down the baseline on his way to first base. (Staff Photo by Dom Puente)

HEADED TO FIRST

FIFTH AT STATE- LHS UIL Coordinator Scott Lawson proudly announces that Junior Austin Ellis placed fifth in UIL Accounting at the State Competition. Way to go Austin! We are proud of you and thank you for representing LHS. (Photo Courtesy of Cristal Isaacks)

FIFTH AT STATE- LHS UIL Coordinator Scott Lawson proudly announces that Junior Austin Ellis placed fifth in UIL Accounting at the State Competition. Way to go Austin! We are proud of you and thank you for representing LHS. (Photo Courtesy of Cristal Isaacks)

FIFTH AT STATE

LHS STATE BAND

LHS STATE BAND

LHS STATE BAND

LHS STATE BAND- The LHS Lobo Band has performed at the state competition and we send out a huge congratulations to all of our TSSEC participants. Our students all performed well and represented LHS with pride. We are so proud of them for qualifying and competing at the state level.
LHS SOLO & ENSEMBLE

LHS SOLO & ENSEMBLE

LHS SOLO & ENSEMBLE

LHS SOLO & ENSEMBLE- LHS Choir Director Amy Bayer shared that her choir ladies participated at the State Solo & Ensemble. Sophomore, Emily Perez, received a Superior (1) rating on her solo and brought home a gold medal.
ALL STAR SELECTION- LHS Baseball Head Coach Chris Portwood congratulated Wyatt Baccus, Blake Klose and Joel Pena for making the GWTBCA All-Star Game. The three Lobos will play in the all-star game on Saturday, June 17th at Lubbock Cooper. Coach Portwood is so proud of all of his Lobos and is thrilled to get to coach these boys one more time! Congratulations guys. This is a big deal for our Region and we are proud of you. Pictured is Lobo Blake Klose. (Photo Courtesy of Cristal Isaacks)

ALL STAR SELECTION- LHS Baseball Head Coach Chris Portwood congratulated Wyatt Baccus, Blake Klose and Joel Pena for making the GWTBCA All-Star Game. The three Lobos will play in the all-star game on Saturday, June 17th at Lubbock Cooper. Coach Portwood is so proud of all of his Lobos and is thrilled to get to coach these boys one more time! Congratulations guys. This is a big deal for our Region and we are proud of you. Pictured is Lobo Blake Klose. (Photo Courtesy of Cristal Isaacks)

ALL STAR SELECTION

HIT BY PITCH- The Ropes Eagles lost to Hawley two games to none in the UIL Regional High School Baseball Semifinals Thursday and Friday in Midland. The Eagles’ end their season as district runners-up, bi-district champions and regional quarterfinal champions. Eagle Kade Franklin was hit by a pitch and awarded first base during the contest. (Staff Photo by Dom Puente)

HIT BY PITCH- The Ropes Eagles lost to Hawley two games to none in the UIL Regional High School Baseball Semifinals Thursday and Friday in Midland. The Eagles’ end their season as district runners-up, bi-district champions and regional quarterfinal champions. Eagle Kade Franklin was hit by a pitch and awarded first base during the contest. (Staff Photo by Dom Puente)

Hawley ends Eagles great season

The Ropes Eagles lost to Hawley two games to none in the UIL Regional High School Baseball Semifinals Thursday and Friday in Midland. The Eagles’ end their season as district runners-up, bi-district champions and regional quarterfinal champions. Hawley won game one 4-1.

Lady Texans take first

Django Segovia won gold in the men’s pole vault and the SPC women’s 4x800 relay team secured the first national title for the Lady Texans on day one of the NJCAA Outdoor Track and Field National Championships at the Ross Black Field of Champions on the campus of New Mexico Junior College.
SPC secures third championship title

SPC secures third championship title

SPC secures third championship title

The South Plains College men’s track and field team secured its third consecutive NJCAA Outdoor Track and Field National Championship Saturday, thanks to a gold medal performance in the final race of the meet at the Ross Black Field of Champions on the campus of New Mexico Junior College.
Roughneck headed to USAFA

Roughneck headed to USAFA

Roughneck headed to USAFA

Congratulations to Sundown High School senior Koy Torres for being accepted into the United States Air Force Academy. He has been waiting all school year to hear if he was accepted and was treated to a nice surprise after last weekends regional quarterfinal game held at O’Banion field in Lubbock.