Sports
BASEBALL AWARDS-
PENA SIGNS- Levelland Lobo baseball player Joel Pena signed with Wayland Baptist this week at Levelland High School. Pictured from left to right are: Maria Pena, Jasmine Mendoza Joel Pena, Nolberto Pena and Jami Pena. (Staff Photo by Dom Puente)
PENA SIGNS-
OUT!- Ropes’ Kade Franklin got the out in game two of the best of three UIL Class 2A Area Baseball Championship against Sunray in Dimmitt on Saturday. The Eagles won game one 17-10, lost game two 9-2 and won game three 7-3 to take the series. (Photo Courtesy of Jay Kelley)
Eagles win game three to advance
HEADED TO REGIONAL- The Sundown Roughnecks took the Clarendon Broncos 2-1 in the best of three UIL High School Baseball Area Championship in Floydada on Thursday and Saturday. Sundown lost game one 7-3 on Thursday, then won back-to-back games on Saturday 13-3 and 12-8 for the championship. Sundown will now face Ropes in the regional quarterfinal. The series started Wednesday and will reach completion Friday. (Photo Courtesy of Sundown ISD)
Sundown snags regional appearance
TOP GPA ATHLETES- The Levelland athletics hosted their annual sports banquet at the Mallet Event Center Monday evening. Seniors athletes Alex Cervantez and Alanna Worley were named the top GPA student athletes. (Staff Photo by Dom Puente)
TOP GPA ATHLETES-
BASEBALL AWARDS- The Levelland athletics hosted their annual sports banquet at the Mallet Event Center Monday evening. For baseball, Rusty Johnson was named Most Valuable Player, Joel Pena-Offensive MVP, Blake Klose-Defensive MVP and Tyler Pemberton-Golden Glove. Brayden Moore, Carson Boggs and Pemberton shared the Strong Arm Award. Macro Guillen, Alex Cervantes, Wyatt Baccus, Anson McMahan and Laynee Newberry shared the WIT Award.(Staff Photo Dom Puente)
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Lobo athlete signs with Wayland
Eagles punch ticket to area
YEOMAN- Kaden Price did yeoman service for the Smyer Bobcats in the UIL Class 2A Bi-District Playoff with Olton last Thursday and Friday in Littlefield. The Bocats fell 11-10 and 6-4 in the best of three series. (Photo Courtesy of Jay Kelley)