From the time the season began, Lubbock Christian could take the floor confident that a core group of players who have been in the gym since the first day of practice will be productive.
During a transition year, there have been plenty of glimpses of what the future could hold for Trinity Christian as a team anchored by freshmen has gone through on-the-job training.
Ordinary teams aren’t always able to survive the coughs and sputters that invariably come with high school athletics. Trinity Christian is anything but ordinary, though, so an occasional lurch here or there isn’t about to derail the Lions.
LCP guards Majik Esquivel & Carisa Cortez chat after a 70-55 triumph that keeps the District 4-5A race in a first-place deadlock with No. 1-ranked Monterey.
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In the non-district finale for Frenship on Friday, the opponent was Amarillo High, a team th… Read moreGIRLS SOCCER | Frenship storms back for 4-1 win behind strong defensive effort vs. Lady Sandies
From the time the season began, Lubbock Christian could take the floor confident that a core group of players who have been in the gym since the first day of practice will be productive.
During a transition year, there have been plenty of glimpses of what the future could hold for Trinity Christian as a team anchored by freshmen has gone through on-the-job training.
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