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Levelland athletes Azion Golightly and Bently Sepulbeda went at it during the open gym practice this past Monday at the Levelland Middle School.Levelland Lobo Bentley Sepulbeda finished at the basket this past Monday at the open gym at the Levelland Middle School.
REGIONALS - The Levelland Babe Ruth League boys took second in state and will be moving onto Regionals in Mobile, Alabama on July 10 through the 14. The roster is comprised of: Abram Arteaga, Braxton Boggs, Bradyen Pharis, Braylon Delcampo, Javier Ruiz, Jeron Salinas, Jeremiah Rodriguez, Joshua Diaz, Christopher Kai Martinez, Kane rice, Noah Martin, RJ Mireles, Shakory Cross and Zechariah Martinez. Coaches include: Blake Klose, Alex Cervantez, Anthony Cervantez, Wyatt Baccus and Jennifer Delcampo. (Photo co

REGIONALS - The Levelland Babe Ruth League boys took second in state and will be moving onto Regionals in Mobile, Alabama on July 10 through the 14. The roster is comprised of: Abram Arteaga, Braxton Boggs, Bradyen Pharis, Braylon Delcampo, Javier Ruiz, Jeron Salinas, Jeremiah Rodriguez, Joshua Diaz, Christopher Kai Martinez, Kane rice, Noah Martin, RJ Mireles, Shakory Cross and Zechariah Martinez. Coaches include: Blake Klose, Alex Cervantez, Anthony Cervantez, Wyatt Baccus and Jennifer Delcampo. (Photo co

REGIONALS

MAJOR LEAGUE - The Levelland Major League All-Stars for the Youth Baseball League qualified for Regionals and will play in Starkville, MS on July 18 through the 21. Pictured from left to right in the back row are: Bash Bordayo, Colby Sainz, Bentley Gamez, Kace Johnson, Ian Olivo, Darron Smith and Alex Moreno. From left to right in the front row are: Hunter Tomasini, Nehemiah Saucedo, Colton Buxkemper, Noah Mireles, Ian Tucek, Gael Santos and Logan Brown. Not pictured is Malaki Mancillas. Coaches include: Ve

MAJOR LEAGUE - The Levelland Major League All-Stars for the Youth Baseball League qualified for Regionals and will play in Starkville, MS on July 18 through the 21. Pictured from left to right in the back row are: Bash Bordayo, Colby Sainz, Bentley Gamez, Kace Johnson, Ian Olivo, Darron Smith and Alex Moreno. From left to right in the front row are: Hunter Tomasini, Nehemiah Saucedo, Colton Buxkemper, Noah Mireles, Ian Tucek, Gael Santos and Logan Brown. Not pictured is Malaki Mancillas. Coaches include: Ve

MAJOR LEAGUE

FBLA - Four Ropes Eagles traveled to Orlando, Florida and competed at the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) National Leadership Conference. Dalek Wyatt and Landon Nale competed in Digital Video Production. Camden Clabaugh competed in Electronic Career Portfolio. Colton Mortensen competed in Impromptu Speaking. There are over 16,000 students from across most of the states in the USA and several other individuals from various countries that competed in many different events. (Photo courtesy of Ropes I

FBLA - Four Ropes Eagles traveled to Orlando, Florida and competed at the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) National Leadership Conference. Dalek Wyatt and Landon Nale competed in Digital Video Production. Camden Clabaugh competed in Electronic Career Portfolio. Colton Mortensen competed in Impromptu Speaking. There are over 16,000 students from across most of the states in the USA and several other individuals from various countries that competed in many different events. (Photo courtesy of Ropes I

FBLA

FIREWORKS - Chris and Gabby Ramirez opened up a firework stand off of highway 385 past the mallet center with their kids for the fourth of July weekend. Pictured above are Melanie Ramirez, Harlee Ramirez, Nolan Ramirez, Aaron Estrada and Wendy Estrada. (Staff photo by Aalijah Soliz)

FIREWORKS - Chris and Gabby Ramirez opened up a firework stand off of highway 385 past the mallet center with their kids for the fourth of July weekend. Pictured above are Melanie Ramirez, Harlee Ramirez, Nolan Ramirez, Aaron Estrada and Wendy Estrada. (Staff photo by Aalijah Soliz)

FIREWORKS

LADY PANTHERS - Lady Panthers had a great showing at LCU team camp, going 5-3. Played against some GREAT competition and saw alot of good things. The girls proved size means nothing when you play hard! (Photo courtesy of Whitharral Athletic Booster Club)

LADY PANTHERS - Lady Panthers had a great showing at LCU team camp, going 5-3. Played against some GREAT competition and saw alot of good things. The girls proved size means nothing when you play hard! (Photo courtesy of Whitharral Athletic Booster Club)

LADY PANTHERS

CHILOSOS - The family also have their food truck, Chilosos opened up next to their firework stand to bring in extra customers. Pictured above are Melanie Ramirez, Aaron Estrada, Nolan Ramirez, Harlee Ramirez and Wendy Estrada. (Staff photo by Aalijah Soliz)

CHILOSOS - The family also have their food truck, Chilosos opened up next to their firework stand to bring in extra customers. Pictured above are Melanie Ramirez, Aaron Estrada, Nolan Ramirez, Harlee Ramirez and Wendy Estrada. (Staff photo by Aalijah Soliz)

CHILOSOS

Former SPC Texan walk-on punches ticket to Paris Olympics

A former walk-on at South Plains College, Taylor, Texas native and Olympic medalist Fred Kerley will return to the world stage at the 2024 Paris Olympics after qualifying in the men’s 100 meters at the US Olympic Trials in Eugene, Oregon.Kerley posted a season-best 9.
GREAT COACH - Loboette Softball Head Coach Ryan Miller is departing the program after three years. During his tenure, Coach Miller took all the teams he has coached to playoffs. Coach Miller, pending board approval will be the Head Softball Coach at Frenship ISD. (Staff photo by Aalijah Soliz)

GREAT COACH - Loboette Softball Head Coach Ryan Miller is departing the program after three years. During his tenure, Coach Miller took all the teams he has coached to playoffs. Coach Miller, pending board approval will be the Head Softball Coach at Frenship ISD. (Staff photo by Aalijah Soliz)

Loboette Softball Coach Ryan Miller departs program

Levelland Loboette Head Softball Coach Ryan Miller is leaving the Levelland program after three years with the team.As coaches continue to climb the ladder in their careers, Coach Miller says this move prioritizes his family more than being a simple career move.