Sports

- Freshman Valeria Villareal ran a 13:46.65 to place 8th overall in the varsity girl’s 2-mile run at the 4A District 5 Meet at Mae Simmons Park in Lubbock this past Thursday. (Staff photo by Jentezen Smith)

- Freshman Valeria Villareal ran a 13:46.65 to place 8th overall in the varsity girl’s 2-mile run at the 4A District 5 Meet at Mae Simmons Park in Lubbock this past Thursday. (Staff photo by Jentezen Smith)

FRESHMAN PHENOM

- The Levelland band performs at halftime of the Levelland vs. Estacado football game this past Friday night at Lobo Stadium. (Staff photo by Jentezen Smith)

- The Levelland band performs at halftime of the Levelland vs. Estacado football game this past Friday night at Lobo Stadium. (Staff photo by Jentezen Smith)

HALFTIME SHOW

- Levelland starting quarterback scans the field to try and find an open man during a football game against Estacado this past Friday at Lobo Stadium. (Staff photo by Jentezen Smith)

- Levelland starting quarterback scans the field to try and find an open man during a football game against Estacado this past Friday at Lobo Stadium. (Staff photo by Jentezen Smith)

FIND THE OPEN MAN

MARTIN ON THE RUSH - Sophomore running back Noah Martin rushes the ball for Levelland during a game against Estacado this past Friday night at Lobo Stadium. Martin would finish with seven carries for 45 yards and a touchdown in the Lobos 20-13 loss. (Staff photo by Jentezen Smith)

MARTIN ON THE RUSH - Sophomore running back Noah Martin rushes the ball for Levelland during a game against Estacado this past Friday night at Lobo Stadium. Martin would finish with seven carries for 45 yards and a touchdown in the Lobos 20-13 loss. (Staff photo by Jentezen Smith)

Lobos fall to Estacado, 20-13

The Levelland Lobos football squad kicked off district play against the Estacado Matadors this past Friday, falling 20-13 in a hard-fought defensive battle.The loss puts the Lobos at 4-3 overall and 0-1 in the district this season, which was a frustrating result for Head Coach Lyle Leong.“I thought...
GET UP FOR IT - Marlee Molina jumps to make a play for Ropes varsity volleyball during a district match against Olton this past Tuesday. The Lady Eagles would go on to win 3-1. (Staff photo by Jentezen Smith)

GET UP FOR IT - Marlee Molina jumps to make a play for Ropes varsity volleyball during a district match against Olton this past Tuesday. The Lady Eagles would go on to win 3-1. (Staff photo by Jentezen Smith)

Lady Eagles beat district foe Olton, 3-1

The Ropes Lady Eagles volleyball team took down their district foe Olton this past Tuesday, 3-1, to improve to 26-9 overall and 5-1 in district play this season.After narrowly dropping the first set 25-23, Ropes found themselves trailing big in the second, but the Lady Eagles flipped the script,...
5U LEVELLAND LOBOS - The 5u Levelland Lobos football team and its coaches pose for a team photo. Pictured in no particular order is Ketran Dawn, Brooke Walker, Cade Avery, Emory Santos, Kenzo Leong, Bash Davis, Hayden Vargas, Cage Avery, Carlos Lopez, Crew Avery, Kaydence Rutherford and Kash Dawn. The little Lobos will travel to play in a tournament at AT&T Stadium on Oct. 26. (Photo provided by Ketran Dawn)

5U LEVELLAND LOBOS - The 5u Levelland Lobos football team and its coaches pose for a team photo. Pictured in no particular order is Ketran Dawn, Brooke Walker, Cade Avery, Emory Santos, Kenzo Leong, Bash Davis, Hayden Vargas, Cage Avery, Carlos Lopez, Crew Avery, Kaydence Rutherford and Kash Dawn. The little Lobos will travel to play in a tournament at AT&T Stadium on Oct. 26. (Photo provided by Ketran Dawn)

Little Lobos chase another ring in Jerry World

The 5u Levelland Lobos football team has been as successful as any Hockley County sports team in recent memory as they’ve already won a league championship this year.The special group of Emory Santos, Kenzo Leong, Bash Davis, Hayden Vargas, Cage Avery, Carlos Lopez, Crew Avery, Kaydence Rutherford...
(Graphic provided by Texas Tech Athletics on X)

(Graphic provided by Texas Tech Athletics on X)

Texas Tech Athletics rebranding in 2026

Texas Tech Athletics announced they will be rebranding in 2026 as they revealed the new look via their social media this past Tuesday, also providing details in a press release.The center logo above is called the “modernized Double T” and it will be implemented across Red Raiders athletics...
DISTRICT CHAMPIONS - The Sundown Roughettes Varsity Cross Country team won the District Championship this past Saturday at Yoakum Park in Denver City, Texas. Pictured in no particular order is Addie Hord, Kaylin Clausen, Karter Hord, Ivy McGlasson, Sarah Posadas, Karmindy Townsend and Maddy Medrano. (Photo provided by Sundown Roughnecks Facebook Page)

DISTRICT CHAMPIONS - The Sundown Roughettes Varsity Cross Country team won the District Championship this past Saturday at Yoakum Park in Denver City, Texas. Pictured in no particular order is Addie Hord, Kaylin Clausen, Karter Hord, Ivy McGlasson, Sarah Posadas, Karmindy Townsend and Maddy Medrano. (Photo provided by Sundown Roughnecks Facebook Page)

Sundown shines in Hockley County dominated District XC meet

This past Saturday, Sundown, Smyer, Ropes, Whiteface and Morton all faced off against each other at the 2A District Five Cross Country meet at Yoakum Park in Denver City, Texas.Sundown stole the show on the day as their varsity girl’s team captured the district title and their varsity boy’s team...

Jana Rodriguez wins week six of Football Contest

Week six of the Levelland Hockley County News Press 2025 Football Contest has concluded and the results are in.No tiebreaker was needed this week as our clear-cut winner was Jana Rodriguez, who was the only contestant with 16 correct picks this week.Although Jonathan Golightly and David Hatter...
FULL SPEED AHEAD - Junior Jaxon Hodge rushes the football with a head of steam for Whiteface during their Homecoming game against Springlake-Earth this past Friday. Hodge would rush for 203 yards and score five total touchdowns in the Antelopes 82-48 win. (Staff photo by Jentezen Smith)

FULL SPEED AHEAD - Junior Jaxon Hodge rushes the football with a head of steam for Whiteface during their Homecoming game against Springlake-Earth this past Friday. Hodge would rush for 203 yards and score five total touchdowns in the Antelopes 82-48 win. (Staff photo by Jentezen Smith)

Whiteface beats Springlake-Earth, 82-48, in HC win

The Whiteface Antelopes earned a Homecoming win in their football game against Springlake-Earth this past Friday, winning 82-48.The shootout win makes it two-in-a-row for the Antelopes and moves them to 4-2 this season.The win wasn’t exactly easy, but Head Coach Brandon Flores wasn’t surprised by...