Sports
MHS teams split games
IN THE PAINT- The Sundown Roughettes hosted the Sudan Hornettes Friday night and lost an overtime nail biter, 47-45. Aria Hogan took the ball into the paint. (Photo Courtesy of Chrish Bratcher)
Roughettes lose OT nail biter
CONTESTING THE SHOT - Whitharral’s Nomar Gomez leaps up in the lane to contest a shot by Springlake-Earth senior, Micah Sanchez, during the first half of the Panther’s, 71-65, victory over the Wolverines in their Whitharral Tournament-Opener on Thursday. (Photo by Derek Lopez)
Local basketball squads in action
OFFENSE SET UP- The fifth ranked Levelland Loboettes rolled out the welcome mat for the 15th ranked Tacosa Lady Rebels Friday. Loboette Leilani Sanchez set up the offense as she stared at a Tascosa defender. (Staff Photo by Dom Puente)
Levelland rolls out welcome mat
LONE STAR TEAM- LHS Volleyball Coach Whitney Gibson shares that two of her Loboettes have been honored again this year! Junior Tanaeasia Brackens earned a spot on the 2022 Lone Star Varsity Team as an Honorable Mention. (Photo Courtesy of Debbie Blackshear)
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LOBOETTES- The fifth ranked Levelland Loboettes went 5-1 at the Springtown Tournament over the weekend. Levelland had wins over Keller, Benbrook, Mineral Wells and Godley. Levelland’s only loss came against LD Bell which relegated them to the consolation game. The Loboettes are now 16-2 on the regular season. (Photo Courtesy of Cristal Isaacks)
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CHAMPS- The Whiteface Antelopes went 3-0 to win the Borden County Invitational Basketball Tournament in Gail over the weekend. The Antelopes downed the Ropes Eagles in the championship game 53-36 on Saturday. Whiteface hosts Springlake-Earth at 6:30 p.m. while Ropes hosts Petersburg at 7:30 p.m. on Friday. (Photo Courtesy of Holly Crutcher)
Local teams compete in tournaments
Lobo football players named to all-district
LOOKING DOWN FIELD- Shamadrick Weaver went 5-for-10 for 47 yards and a touchdown in a 76-31 UIL Class 1A-2 high school football sem-final loss to the Benjamin Mustangs on Saturday in Hermleigh. The Panthers finish their season at 12-2.UIL Class 1A-2 high school football sem-final. (Photo Courtesy of Jay Kelley)