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TIME FOR FAMILY - Following her 40-year career teaching and coaching, Nelda Munoz stated she is ready to focus on her family and spend more time with her children and grandchildren. Munoz thanked her family for the support she has received from them during her teaching and coaching career. Pictured is Munoz’s family: Michael Sparks, daughter Susan Sparks, Quin Sparks, Beckham Sparks, Ashley Connell-Munoz, son Matt Munoz and Lottie Munoz. (Photo courtesy of Nelda Munoz)

TIME FOR FAMILY - Following her 40-year career teaching and coaching, Nelda Munoz stated she is ready to focus on her family and spend more time with her children and grandchildren. Munoz thanked her family for the support she has received from them during her teaching and coaching career. Pictured is Munoz’s family: Michael Sparks, daughter Susan Sparks, Quin Sparks, Beckham Sparks, Ashley Connell-Munoz, son Matt Munoz and Lottie Munoz. (Photo courtesy of Nelda Munoz)

Nelda Munoz retires after 40year career teaching, coaching

News Staff
Wednesday, May 15, 2024
Following a 40-year career teaching and coaching, Levelland’s Nelda Munoz has decided to step away from the profession and enter retirement.A Levelland resident, Munoz began teaching in 1984 but the open positions within the district were slim for her area.
FIGHTING PANTHER - Whitharral Lady Panther Rylee Kristenik earned the Fighting Panther award this past Monday in Whitharral during their sports banquet. (Staff photo by Aalijah Soliz)

FIGHTING PANTHER - Whitharral Lady Panther Rylee Kristenik earned the Fighting Panther award this past Monday in Whitharral during their sports banquet. (Staff photo by Aalijah Soliz)

FIGHTING PANTHER

News Staff
Saturday, May 11, 2024
Whitharral Lady Panther Rylee Kristenik earned the Fighting Panther award this past Monday in Whitharral during their sports banquet. 
CROSS COUNTRY

CROSS COUNTRY

CROSS COUNTRY

News Staff
Saturday, May 11, 2024
Whitharral Panther and Lady Panther Daniel Rodriguez and Elizabeth Reyna earned MVP’s for their time in cross country this past Monday at their sports banquet.
FULL SPEED - Sundown Roughette Breigh Gregory rounded third base during the team’s game against the Sunray Lady Cats in their dominant win. (Staff photo by Aalijah Soliz)

FULL SPEED - Sundown Roughette Breigh Gregory rounded third base during the team’s game against the Sunray Lady Cats in their dominant win. (Staff photo by Aalijah Soliz)

FULL SPEED

News Staff
Wednesday, May 8, 2024
BI-DISTRICT CHAMPS - The Morton Indians took on the Crosbyton Chiefs this past Saturday at Lubbock Christain High School where they won the Bi-District Championship 9-5. (Photo courtesy of Morton ISD)

BI-DISTRICT CHAMPS - The Morton Indians took on the Crosbyton Chiefs this past Saturday at Lubbock Christain High School where they won the Bi-District Championship 9-5. (Photo courtesy of Morton ISD)

BI-DISTRICT CHAMPS

News Staff
Wednesday, May 8, 2024

Loboettes season comes to end against Krum

Aalijah Soliz Sports Writer
Wednesday, May 8, 2024
The Levelland Loboettes took on the Krum Lady Cats this past Friday for UIL Softball Playoffs where the Loboettes season ended after two games against the Lady Cats. Krum 11, Levelland 0 The first game of the day Levelland lost 11-0, after they were held scoreless and had a disaster third inning.
LONG JUMP - Whitharral Panther Brent Robinson competed at the UIL State competition where he placed third place in the Long Jump event. (Photo courtesy of Holly Crutcher)

LONG JUMP - Whitharral Panther Brent Robinson competed at the UIL State competition where he placed third place in the Long Jump event. (Photo courtesy of Holly Crutcher)

Roughnecks win in three game series

Aalijah Soliz Sports Writer
Wednesday, May 8, 2024
The Sundown Roughnecks took on the New Deal Lions for the first round of UIL Baseball Playoffs where the Roughnecks won in three games at Lubbock High.New Deal 5, Sundown 4For Sundown’s first matchup of the series last Saturday they lost in a close game 5-4.New Deal was the first team on the board...
HIGH FIVE - Sundown Roughettes Destiny Garza and Ericka Posadas high-fived during the team’s game after Garza ran it in from third base to get the team a run. (Staff photo by Aalijah Soliz)

HIGH FIVE - Sundown Roughettes Destiny Garza and Ericka Posadas high-fived during the team’s game after Garza ran it in from third base to get the team a run. (Staff photo by Aalijah Soliz)

Roughettes cruise past Sunray for first game

Aalijah Soliz Sports Writer
Friday, May 3, 2024
The Sundown Roughettes traveled to Plainview this past Tuesday to kick off their three game series against the Sunray Lady Cats for UIL Softball Playoffs where the Roughettes won the first game of the series 16-1.Sundown was the first team on the board in the top of the first inning after Breigh...

SPC Track and Field grab four even titles

Jordan Irvine
Friday, May 3, 2024
LUBBOCK — The South Plains College men’s and women’s track and field teams closed out their final meet before nationals on Saturday, combining for four event titles at the Texas Tech Corky/Crofoot Shootout at the Fuller Track and Field Complex.Ranked first and seventh in the latest national poll,...
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