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2025 Football Contest Final Standings: (Non-Eligible to win)

Lonnie Joe Howell — 16-3, 19 picks (84.2%)  Williams Albas — 14-5, 1 9 picks (73.7%) Frank Castillo — 84-34, 118 picks (71.2%) Michael Moody — 14-6, 20 picks (70.0%) Malcom Comer — 55-24, 79 picks (69.6%) Sesar Cardiel — 41-18, 59 picks (69.5%) Mike Vanzandt — 13-6, 19 picks (68.

2025 Football Contest Final Standings: (Eligible to win)

 1. Jonathan Golighty - 153-45 (77.3%) 2. Tucker Rowland - 147-51 (74.2%) 3. Jerry Boggs - 147-51 (74.2%) 4. Jerry D. Gleason - 146-52 (73.7%) 5. Sergio Cardiel - 146-52 (73.7%) 6. David Hatter - 145-53 (73.2%) 7. Margaret Gleason - 145-53 (73.2%) 8. Tom Wilson - 144-54 (72.7%) 9.
Whitharral beats Anton, 78-0, wins district title

Whitharral beats Anton, 78-0, wins district title

Whitharral beats Anton, 78-0, wins district title

The Whitharral Panthers football team took down the Anton Bulldogs in two quarters, 78-0, to become the district champions and stay undefeated this past Thursday night.The Panthers move to 9-0 overall and 3-0 in district this season, while the Bulldogs drop to 3-6 overall and 1-2 in district.
CONTESTED CATCH - Levelland senior running back Matthew Gullien goes up for the contested catch over a Borger defender during a football game this past Friday night at Lobo Stadium. (Staff photo by Jentezen Smith)

CONTESTED CATCH - Levelland senior running back Matthew Gullien goes up for the contested catch over a Borger defender during a football game this past Friday night at Lobo Stadium. (Staff photo by Jentezen Smith)

Levelland beats Borger, 46-12, will play for district title

On Senior Night at Lobo Stadium this past Friday, the Levelland Lobos football team manhandled the Borger Bulldogs, 46-12, to move to 6-3 overall this season.

Whiteface crushes O’Donnell, 62-8

The Whiteface Antelopes charged into this past Friday’s game against the O’Donnell Eagles with four straight wins (a stretch where they outscored their opponents by an average of 49 points), bagging yet another district win, 62-8.

Bobcats fall to Cowboys, 20-6

The Smyer Bobcats lost this past Friday’s home district game against the Plains Cowboys, 20-6, picking up their sixth straight defeat.The Bobcats will now prepare for their challenge against the Tahoka Bulldogs. Tahoka was defeated by Sundown in their last outing.
Column: Faith in sports

Column: Faith in sports

Column: Faith in sports

The concept of faith in sports is fascinating to me because it brings about questions such as: does God care who wins? To answer that question, I would say yes and no. Jesus doesn’t really care about the result of a game, but He does care about if you honor and reflect Him in it.