Sports
ANTELOPES CROWNED CHAMPS- The Whiteface Antelopes took their first UIL district football championship last Friday with a 62-36 road win over the O’Donnell Eagles last Friday. The Antelopes will face Van Horn in Rankin in the Bi-District playoff on Friday at 6 p.m. (Photo Courtesy of Jay Kelley)
Antelopes survive first half surge
LOBOETTE JV RED- Levelland Head Coach Clay Barnett hosted the Annual Meet the Loboettes last week at Levelland High School. Coach Barnett had the girls display their skills before a friendly competition against parents. Pictured in no particular order are: Emily Perez, Mia Morin, Delaney Delgado, Kaydence Escarcega, Kaylee Penner, Heaven Morin, Tanaesia Brackens, Sydnii Joyce, Presley Smith and coach Nathan Riggan. (Photo Courtesy of Cristal Isaacks)
LOBOETTE JV RED
ROUGHTACKLE- Sundown Roughnecks Branson Sanders(15) and Koy Torrres (4) tackled a ball carrier during a road loss to New Deal last Friday. The Roughnecks will play host to the Tahoka Bulldogs on Friday. (Photo Courtesy of Chris Bratcher)
Roughnecks come up short in New Deal
SHOWINGSUPPORT-- Jacob Velardez showed up early Saturday morning for the Levelland High School Lobo Band sendo-off to Abilene for UIL Marching Contest. He was among several families who come out to show support of the Lobo band. Jacob is the father of Olivia Velardez, who plays in the Lobo drumline. (Staff Photo by Shawn Franklin)
SHOWING SUPPORT
POWER RUN- Sundown Roughneck Alex Bocanegra powered across the goal-line in a road loss to New Deal last Friday. The Roughnecks will play host to the Tahoka Bulldogs on Friday. (Photo Courtesy of Chris Bratcher)
Panthers dominated the Longhorns Friday
SPECIAL GUESTS!
EAGLEINTERCEPTION- Branson Beck intercepted a pass during a 35-18 win over the visiting Plains Cowboys. The Eagles will travel to New Home on Friday at 7 p.m. to end the regular season.(Photo Courtesy of Donovan Martin)
Eagles pull away from Plains, 35-18
Bobcats fall behind early
SECOND IN BARRELS- Barrel racer Madison Bean led the Lady Texans with a second-place finish in barrel racing, notching 130 points for South Plains. Bean posted an 18.38 in the long round and a 17.91 in the finals Saturday night to cap the event with a 36.29 average. Bean snagged the women’s all-around crown. (Photo Courtesy of Jordan Irvine)