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Loboettes open district play with dominating win

The Levelland Loboettes hosted the San Angelo Lake View Maidens this past Friday night at home for their district opener where the Loboettes won, 76-9.The first quarter of the game had Levelland holding the Maidens scoreless taking a 9-0 lead going into the second quarter of the game.
PRESS BEATER - Whiteface Antelope Jeremiah Rendon beat the fullcourt press with his speed in the Littlefield Tournament against the Farwell Steers. (Staff photo by Aalijah Soliz)

PRESS BEATER - Whiteface Antelope Jeremiah Rendon beat the fullcourt press with his speed in the Littlefield Tournament against the Farwell Steers. (Staff photo by Aalijah Soliz)

LAYUP - Levelland Loboette Emily Perez shot the ball with momentum driving into the paint during the team’s game against Denver City in the Littlefield Tournament. (Staff photo by Aalijah Soliz)

LAYUP - Levelland Loboette Emily Perez shot the ball with momentum driving into the paint during the team’s game against Denver City in the Littlefield Tournament. (Staff photo by Aalijah Soliz)

LAYUP

MID-RANGE SHOT - Whiteface Antelope Auscar Gandara pulled up from mid-range to earn the Antelopes some needed points in the team’s game against the Farwell Steers. The Antelopes next game of the season is against the Plains Cowboys on the road at 7:30 p.m. for their district matchup. Plains is sitting in second place in district with a 16-2 overall record and a 1-0 record, behind the Ropes Eagles who are undefeeated in district play with a 2-0 record beating Morton and Whiteface.(Staff photo by Aalijah Soli

MID-RANGE SHOT - Whiteface Antelope Auscar Gandara pulled up from mid-range to earn the Antelopes some needed points in the team’s game against the Farwell Steers. The Antelopes next game of the season is against the Plains Cowboys on the road at 7:30 p.m. for their district matchup. Plains is sitting in second place in district with a 16-2 overall record and a 1-0 record, behind the Ropes Eagles who are undefeeated in district play with a 2-0 record beating Morton and Whiteface.(Staff photo by Aalijah Soli

Lady Eagles finish 2-2 at the Caprock Tournament

The Ropesville Lady Eagles competed in the Caprock Tournament this past week where they finished the tournament going 2-2.Ropes 35, Jacksboro 52For the Lady Eagles first game of the tournament they went against the Jacksboro Lady Tigers where they lost 52-35.
FASTBREAK - Morton Indian Jaeden Alvarado scored the easy layup during the team’s fastbreak against the Klondike Cougars on the road. (Staff photo by Aalijah Soliz)

FASTBREAK - Morton Indian Jaeden Alvarado scored the easy layup during the team’s fastbreak against the Klondike Cougars on the road. (Staff photo by Aalijah Soliz)

Morton Indians finish tournament play, 2-2

The Morton Indians competed in a tournament this past week where they went 2-2 overall.Morton 54, MKCA 83For the start of the tournament the Indians had to face-off against the McKinney Christian Academy Mustangs where Morton lost 83-54.
ATHLETIC FINISH - Whiteface Antelope Jeremiah Rendon made the tough layup during the team’s first game of the tournament against Farwell in Littlefield. The Antelopes will face off against the Plains Cowboys this Tuesday on the road at 7:30 p.m. (Staff photo by Aalijah Soliz)

ATHLETIC FINISH - Whiteface Antelope Jeremiah Rendon made the tough layup during the team’s first game of the tournament against Farwell in Littlefield. The Antelopes will face off against the Plains Cowboys this Tuesday on the road at 7:30 p.m. (Staff photo by Aalijah Soliz)

Antelopes finish 2-1, in Littlefield Tournament

The Whiteface Antelopes Boys’ High School Basketball team went 2-1, winning the consolation championship at the Annual Wildcat Classic basketball tournament in Littlefield last weekend.Farwell 61, Whiteface 46Whiteface opened the tournament with a 61-46 loss to 15 th ranked Farwell.
SKILLED BOXING - The Shark Attack Boxing team traveled to Searcy, Arkansas for the Regional Boxing Tournament Dec. 29-31, where Jeremy “Cade” Phelps won advancing to Independence, Missouri Jan. 30 to Feb. 1, for the National Silver Gloves. Pictured is Cade Phelps with Coaches Tray Phelps and Sharkey Lecroy. (Photo courtesy of Sharkey Lecroy)

SKILLED BOXING - The Shark Attack Boxing team traveled to Searcy, Arkansas for the Regional Boxing Tournament Dec. 29-31, where Jeremy “Cade” Phelps won advancing to Independence, Missouri Jan. 30 to Feb. 1, for the National Silver Gloves. Pictured is Cade Phelps with Coaches Tray Phelps and Sharkey Lecroy. (Photo courtesy of Sharkey Lecroy)

SKILLED BOXING

FLOATER - Whiteface Antelope Auscar Gandara shot a floater during the team’s game against the Farwell Steers during the Littlefield Tournament. (Staff photo by Aalijah Soliz)

FLOATER - Whiteface Antelope Auscar Gandara shot a floater during the team’s game against the Farwell Steers during the Littlefield Tournament. (Staff photo by Aalijah Soliz)

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NOT TODAY - Levelland Lobo Eryk Jones avoided contact to draw the blocking foul while making the layup during the team’s game against Lubbock Christian. (Staff photo by Aalijah Soliz)

NOT TODAY - Levelland Lobo Eryk Jones avoided contact to draw the blocking foul while making the layup during the team’s game against Lubbock Christian. (Staff photo by Aalijah Soliz)

NOT TODAY