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WARE ON THE DRIVE - South Plains College redshirt freshman guard Deion Ware drives to the basket during their game against Snow College this past Thursday night at the Texan Dome. (Staff photo by Jentezen Smith)

WARE ON THE DRIVE - South Plains College redshirt freshman guard Deion Ware drives to the basket during their game against Snow College this past Thursday night at the Texan Dome. (Staff photo by Jentezen Smith)

Texans go 2-1 in Texan Classic, improve to 7-2 overall

The 11th ranked South Plains College Texans basketball team hosted three teams for the Texan Classic this past week, going 2-1 in play to improve to 7-2 on the season.The Texans kicked off their play on Thursday with an overtime thriller against second-ranked Snow College, losing 88-83.
PLAYING THROUGH CONTACT - Levelland Lobos sophomore point guard Bryson Golightly plays through contact while driving to the basketball hoop during their home game against Monahans this past Tuesday night. Golightly would finish with eight points. (Staff photo by Jentezen Smith)

PLAYING THROUGH CONTACT - Levelland Lobos sophomore point guard Bryson Golightly plays through contact while driving to the basketball hoop during their home game against Monahans this past Tuesday night. Golightly would finish with eight points. (Staff photo by Jentezen Smith)

Levelland beats Monahans, 63-22, with huge 3rd quarter surge

The Levelland Lobos basketball team hosted and took down the Monahans Loboes this past Tuesday night, 6322.The win marks Levelland’s fourth straight and improves them to 4-2 overall, while it drops Monahans to 0-4 this season.
WILLIAMS ON THE GATHER - Levelland Loboette Whitney Williams gather her dribble to go up for a shot during their game at home against Lorenzo this past Tuesday night. Williams would have seven points in the win. (Staff photo by Jentezen Smith)

WILLIAMS ON THE GATHER - Levelland Loboette Whitney Williams gather her dribble to go up for a shot during their game at home against Lorenzo this past Tuesday night. Williams would have seven points in the win. (Staff photo by Jentezen Smith)

Loboettes blow out Lorenzo, 70-27

The Levelland Loboettes basketball team hosted and blew out the Lorenzo Lady Hornets this past Tuesday night, 70-27.The win improves the Loboettes to 5-3 this season and marks their third win in the last four games, while it drops Lorenzo to 2-4 overall.
1A-2 DISTRICT 3 OFFENSIVE MVP - Whitharral senior running back Greg Johnson rushes the football and stiff arms a Sands defender during their playoff football game earlier this month in Lubbock. Johnson would end the season with 1,844 rushing yards and 37 touchdowns, which earned him the honor of 1A-2 District 3 Offensive MVP. (Staff photo by Jentezen Smith)

1A-2 DISTRICT 3 OFFENSIVE MVP - Whitharral senior running back Greg Johnson rushes the football and stiff arms a Sands defender during their playoff football game earlier this month in Lubbock. Johnson would end the season with 1,844 rushing yards and 37 touchdowns, which earned him the honor of 1A-2 District 3 Offensive MVP. (Staff photo by Jentezen Smith)

Recapping Whitharral’s football season

The Whitharral Panthers football team wrapped up their season earlier this month, finishing with a record of 9-1 overall and 3-0 in district.
1,000 CAREER POINTS FOR SANSOM - Whitharral senior center Nathaniel Sansom scored his 1,000th career point during their basketball game against Roosevelt on Nov. 25 at Whitharral High School. The Panthers would win the game 60-43 and move to 1-1. (Photo provided by Pete Christy Facebook)

1,000 CAREER POINTS FOR SANSOM - Whitharral senior center Nathaniel Sansom scored his 1,000th career point during their basketball game against Roosevelt on Nov. 25 at Whitharral High School. The Panthers would win the game 60-43 and move to 1-1. (Photo provided by Pete Christy Facebook)

1,000 CAREER POINTS FOR SANSOM

Whitharral senior center Nathaniel Sansom scored his 1,000th career point during their basketball game against Roosevelt on Nov. 25 at Whitharral High School. The Panthers would win the game 60-43 and move to 1-1.
CRUTCHER ON THE RUN - Whiteface senior Cash Crutcher runs with the football during their playoff game against Rankin. (Photo provided by Whiteface Victory Line Facebook)

CRUTCHER ON THE RUN - Whiteface senior Cash Crutcher runs with the football during their playoff game against Rankin. (Photo provided by Whiteface Victory Line Facebook)

Whiteface falls to Rankin, 82-38, playoff run ends

This past Friday in Lamesa, the Whiteface Antelopes football team played against the Rankin Red Devils in the Regional Round of the 1A-1 playoffs, falling to them 82-38.Rankin got out to a 22-6 lead early on, which was something the Antelopes could never recover from.