Martha reaches 1,500 career points
RELAY- The South Plains College men’s and women’s track and field teams wrapped up their third meet of the season Saturday at the Texas Tech Open and Multis at the Texas Tech Sports Performance Center. The Texans earned a second place finish in the men’s 4x400 relay, as Bembridge, Caio Almeida, Evaldo Whitehorne, and Farquharson ran a blistering 3:05.91. (Photo Courtesy of Jordan Irvine)
CAREER HIGH- South Plains College women’s basketball team overcame an eight-point second half deficit en route to a 64-61 conference win over Odessa College Saturday afternoon at the Texan Dome. Celia Sumbane scored a career-high 32 points and grabbed nine boards. (Photo Courtesy of Jordan Irvine)
SPOT UP SHOOTER- The sixth ranked Levelland Loboettes continued their district dominance with a road win in Snyder, 67-46, against the Lady Tigers Friday. Loboette Angelica Gonzales finished the game with four points. (Staff Photo by Dom Puente)
SHOT ATTEMPT- The sixth ranked Levelland Loboettes continued their district dominance with a road win in Snyder, 67-46, against the Lady Tigers Friday. Loboette Maddie Stafford attempted a lay-up during the game. (Staff Photo by Dom Puente)
UNDER MOVE- Lady Eagle Ava Grace Falls slipped under a Sundown defender in a losing effort against the Roughettes (Photo Courtesy of Donovan Martin)
ON A STRING- The Lobboettes have hung their hats on defense this season and continued to be suffocating defensively against Big Spring in district action Tuesday. The Lady Steers were held scoreless in the first quarter and had three points going into halftime. Pictured on defense are Olivia Velardez, Leilani Sanchez, Emery Smith and Laci White. (Photo Courtesy of Edward Ramirez)
BLOCK ATTEMPT- The Whiteface Antelopes knocked off the Whitharral Panthers at home 53-50. Antelope Jeremias Chavez attempted to block Jack Griffin’s lay-up attempt. (Photo Courtesy of Janie Fryar)