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Loboettes dismantle Lady Mustangs

Loboettes dismantle Lady Mustangs

Loboettes dismantle Lady Mustangs

The Levelland Loboettes, ranked sixth in the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches poll, dismantled the visiting Sweetwater Lady Mustangs 6120 in UIL district 5-4A high school girls’ basketball action last Friday.
Loboette hold off Lady Tigers, 50-40

Loboette hold off Lady Tigers, 50-40

Loboette hold off Lady Tigers, 50-40

The Levelland Loboettes improved to 2-0 in district play after holding off the Snyder Lady Tigers at home Tuesday, 50-40. Coming out of the gate, the Loboettes offense put up a 22-4 lead over the Lady Tigers within the first eight minutes.

Sundown splits district road games

The Roughnecks went to New Home Tuesday to face a much taller, deeper Leopard team and took a 73-33 loss in district play. Sundown struggled with the height of the Leopards in rebounding and shooting as shots got blocked and boards were taken by New Home.
MARKSMAN- The Levelland Loboettes are 1-0 district after defeating the Big Spring Lady Steers 58-9 on the road last Friday. Emery Smith finished the game with five three-pointers and 19 points. (Staff Photo by Dom Puente)

MARKSMAN- The Levelland Loboettes are 1-0 district after defeating the Big Spring Lady Steers 58-9 on the road last Friday. Emery Smith finished the game with five three-pointers and 19 points. (Staff Photo by Dom Puente)

Loboettes defense allows nine points

In a dominating and familiar fashion, the Levelland Loboettes are 1-0 after defeating the Big Spring Lady Steers, 58-9, Friday on the road in their district opener.
GLASS WORK- Zameron Lecroy battled for a rebound in a 47-37 Levelland Lobo home loss to the Seminole Indians last Friday in UIL high school boys’ basketball action. Lecroy had seven points in the effort. The Lobos will host Sweetwater at 7:30 p.m. on Friday. (Photo by Jay Kelley.)

GLASS WORK- Zameron Lecroy battled for a rebound in a 47-37 Levelland Lobo home loss to the Seminole Indians last Friday in UIL high school boys’ basketball action. Lecroy had seven points in the effort. The Lobos will host Sweetwater at 7:30 p.m. on Friday. (Photo by Jay Kelley.)

Lobos stumble at home

The Levelland Lobos dropped their last non-district home game against the Seminole Indians 47-37 in a UIL high school basketball game that went back and forth until the final period last Friday. Levelland was down 4-0 in the first two minutes after Seminole converted three turnovers.
RUNNER UP- The Whiteface Lady Lopes went 3-1 and took second place in the Eula/Clyde Holiday Classic Basketball Tournament over the New Years’ Weekend. Two members of the team, Allison Martha and Emma Ayers were named to the All-Tournament Team. (Photo Courtesy of Amy Ayers)

RUNNER UP- The Whiteface Lady Lopes went 3-1 and took second place in the Eula/Clyde Holiday Classic Basketball Tournament over the New Years’ Weekend. Two members of the team, Allison Martha and Emma Ayers were named to the All-Tournament Team. (Photo Courtesy of Amy Ayers)

RUNNER UP

RUNNER UP-The Whiteface Lady Lopes went 3-1 and took second place in the Eula/Clyde Holiday Classic Basketball Tournament over the New Years’ Weekend. Two members of the team, Allison Martha and Emma Ayers were named to the All-Tournament Team.

Rural home owners need a defensive fire space

Barbara Peeler credits firefighters with saving her family’s ranch. When a fire started on a highway bordering the A.M. Peeler Ranch in southern Atascosa County in March, Peeler said the response from emergency crews was swift and powerful.
LITTLEFIELD CHAMPS- The Levelland Loboettes wrapped up their tournament portion of their schedule with a first-place finish in the Littlefield Basketball Tournament. The Loboettes were off Tuesday, but will return to the court January 6th for their district opener in Big Spring. (Photo Courtesy of Derek Lopez)

LITTLEFIELD CHAMPS- The Levelland Loboettes wrapped up their tournament portion of their schedule with a first-place finish in the Littlefield Basketball Tournament. The Loboettes were off Tuesday, but will return to the court January 6th for their district opener in Big Spring. (Photo Courtesy of Derek Lopez)

Loboettes win Littlefield Tournament

The Levelland Loboettes wrapped up their tournament portion of their schedule with a first-place finish in the Littlefield Basketball Tournament.