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Several months have passed since the 2019 season wound down, but the thrill and memories of a monumental season for Hub City teams linger.
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Loss of a legend: A Lubbock icon and a powerful influence to many, his memory will be enduring.
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There are a myriad of advantages to getting older and having done something for a while.
There were a lot of great showdowns last fall. Which one do you think was the most entertaining?
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Lubbock High rolled past Estacado 11-2 on the final day of the First Bank Classic.
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Monterey senior Brylee Clifford and Co. put in a solid effort throughout a District 3-5A run to edge their way into second place, and the squad was ready to give its all to retain that standing when it took on Lubbock High in league play on Friday.
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The Lady Plainsmen won their final match before UIL-mandated pause in response to the Corona virus.
PIRATE RELAYS
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Baseball is a game where the expected and unexpected often collide and create a high level of competition.
Monterey opens District 3-5A play on a positive note vs. the Westerners.
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MIDLAND -- Lubbock-Cooper won its second game of the day and third game in a row by clipping Weatherford 5-2 Saturday at the Midland Tournament of Champions.
ROCK HARDBALL CLASSIC
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Lubbock File Room First Pitch Classic
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Monterey’s emerging dynamic duo was at it again on Friday.
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MIDLAND -- Frenship has a big showdown on the immediate horizon, but that didn’t stop the Tigers from taking care of business Monday night.
For the second time in a week, impending weather has caused a wave of changes in the high school sports schedule in and around Lubbock.
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Holy Cross had no answers for hard-charging Kingdom Prep on Tuesday. The Warriors plowed ahead of the Mustangs from the opening tip and never relented on the way to an 80-32 victory that secured the District 1-1A championship.
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AMARILLO -- Monterey won’t win the District 3-5A championship this season, but the lady Plainsmen made it clear on Tuesday that the gap between them and the No. 1-ranked team in the state is not that great.
Mother Nature has played nice most of the basketball and soccer seasons, but she figures to make her impact felt in the next 24 hours and that has led to several changes in the Hub City sports schedule for Tuesday. With a batch of snow headed to Lubbock and West Texas, teams have scrambled t…
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Not much separates the top four teams in District 3-5A and that was evident again Friday when two of the teams battling for playoff spots collided.
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Things couldn’t have gone much worse for the Lubbock Christian in the first quarter on Friday, so the young Lady Eagles did what they know how to do: Keep playing hard.
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