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TOUCHDOWN CARRY

TOUCHDOWN CARRY

TOUCHDOWN CARRY

TOUCHDOWN CARRY-Whiteface’s Brighton Scoggins carried past defenders for a touchdown in a 53-6 homecoming win over the Anton Bulldogs in UIL high school six-man football action last Friday. Whiteface will travel to Wildorado while Anton will host Spur next Friday.
SUNDOWN CHEER

SUNDOWN CHEER

SUNDOWN CHEER

SUNDOWN CHEER-Sundown Middle School Cheerleaders set up for a cheer stunt during the Thursday night Middle School game at Wink. 7th Grader, Tenley Wylie, stands atop a collection of Cheerleaders and shouts “We are the BEST!” (Photo Courtesy of Sundown ISD)
IMPARTING KNOWLEDGE

IMPARTING KNOWLEDGE

IMPARTING KNOWLEDGE

IMPARTING KNOWLEDGE-Veteran coach Ron Holson imparts knowledge on Sundown eighth grader, #25 Nate Franco, during a pivotal moment in the Thursday night game with the Wildcats from Wink. They fought until the end, and came up short. (Photo Courtesy Sundown ISD)

South Plains opens at LCU

The South Plains College men and women’s cross country teams opened the season Saturday at the Texas Tech Open at the LCU cross country course. Aron Tanui was the first runner across the line in the men’s 8k, posting a final time of 27:18.12.

SPC places top five

Logan Kenline won the steer wrestling event title as the South Plains College men’s and women’s rodeo teams placed third and fifth respectively in their first rodeo of the season over the weekend at the Eastern New Mexico University Rodeo.
TRIPPED UP- Whiteface’s Ethan Kauffman had 21 yards on seven carries with two touchdowns in last Friday’s 53-6 homecoming win over the Anton Bulldogs. Whiteface will be in Wildorado Friday for a 7:30 p.m. game, while Anton hosts Spur, also at 7:30 p.m. (Picture courtesy of Holly Crutcher)

TRIPPED UP- Whiteface’s Ethan Kauffman had 21 yards on seven carries with two touchdowns in last Friday’s 53-6 homecoming win over the Anton Bulldogs. Whiteface will be in Wildorado Friday for a 7:30 p.m. game, while Anton hosts Spur, also at 7:30 p.m. (Picture courtesy of Holly Crutcher)

Morton suffers tough road loss

The Morton Indians found rough going in Boys’ Ranch last Thursday as they fell 26-0 to the Roughriders in UIL high school 11-man football action. Boys’ Ranch led 12-0 in the first quarter and at half-time. They added eight in the third quarter and six in the fourth quarter.
LCU INVITATIONAL-The Levelland High School cross country teams competed at the Lubbock Invitational at Lubbock Christian University last Saturday Morning. Levelland will be competing at the Slaton Invitational Saturday. The race will take place at the Old Slaton Golf Course. Gavin French placed 69th with a time of 20:03. (Photo Courtesy of Critsal Isaacks)

LCU INVITATIONAL-The Levelland High School cross country teams competed at the Lubbock Invitational at Lubbock Christian University last Saturday Morning. Levelland will be competing at the Slaton Invitational Saturday. The race will take place at the Old Slaton Golf Course. Gavin French placed 69th with a time of 20:03. (Photo Courtesy of Critsal Isaacks)

Levelland XC teams run at LCU

The Levelland High School cross country teams competed at the Lubbock Invitational at Lubbock Christian University last Saturday Morning. The Levelland Loboettes varsity placed seventh of 21teams. Results of the girls two mile run are: Ariani Lopez, 21st 13:33. Evelyn Mendias, 28th 13:52.
PLAYOFF SPOT-The Levelland varsity tennis team got a massive win over Seminole 13-6, Tuesday to clinch a playoff spot for the third time in four years. Levelland will wrap district play at home Tuesday, September 27 against Denver City. It will be Levellan’s final home match and senior night. (Photo Courtesy of Cristal Isaacks)

PLAYOFF SPOT-The Levelland varsity tennis team got a massive win over Seminole 13-6, Tuesday to clinch a playoff spot for the third time in four years. Levelland will wrap district play at home Tuesday, September 27 against Denver City. It will be Levellan’s final home match and senior night. (Photo Courtesy of Cristal Isaacks)

Levelland tennis clinches playoff spot

The Levelland varsity tennis team got a massive win last weekend over Seminole, 13-6 to clinch a playoff spot for the third time in four years. “We cannot express how proud and excited we are for this group of student-athletes,” said Levelland Head Coach Jeff Braziel.
SPLITTINGDEFENDERS- Whiteface’s Julio Borunda had four carries for 35 yards in a 53-6 homecoming win over the Anton Bulldogs last Friday in UIL high school six-man football action. Borunda and company will travel to Wildorado on Friday for a 7:30 p.m. game. Anton hosts Spur, also at 7:30 p.m. (Photo Courtesy of Jay Kelley)

SPLITTINGDEFENDERS- Whiteface’s Julio Borunda had four carries for 35 yards in a 53-6 homecoming win over the Anton Bulldogs last Friday in UIL high school six-man football action. Borunda and company will travel to Wildorado on Friday for a 7:30 p.m. game. Anton hosts Spur, also at 7:30 p.m. (Photo Courtesy of Jay Kelley)

Antelopes crush Bulldogs in homecoming win

The Whiteface Antelopes took a 53-6 homecoming win from the Anton Bulldogs last Friday in UIL high school six-man football action. The Antelopes are now 3-1 and Head Football Coach Clint Linman is happy with his team’s attitude, but he isn’t relaxing. “The kids are playing hard,” he said.
METATTHELINE- Sundown Roughneck Hunter Tindol is met at the line of scrimmage by a Wink defender. The Roughnecks hosted the Wink Wildcats for homecoming and fell, 56-14. Sundown will travel to Roosevelt to play a tough Eagle squad on Friday, September 23rd. (Photo Courtesy of Chris Bratcher)

METATTHELINE- Sundown Roughneck Hunter Tindol is met at the line of scrimmage by a Wink defender. The Roughnecks hosted the Wink Wildcats for homecoming and fell, 56-14. Sundown will travel to Roosevelt to play a tough Eagle squad on Friday, September 23rd. (Photo Courtesy of Chris Bratcher)

Roughnecks’ homecoming spoiled by Wildcats, 56-14

The Roughnecks (1-1) hosted the Wink Wildcats (3-0) for Homecoming and were defeated 56-14. Sundown fell behind after Wink scored on their opening possession and then Wink scored again after forcing a fumble on Sundown’s first drive.