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Estacado’s smothering defense set the tone in the first half and the Lady Matadors closed out with an efficient final period to blow past Odessa Permian 52-30 on Saturday.
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Among the many qualities that make Coronado so special this season, one is the adaptability to whatever game plan the opposing defense concocts to try and slow down the Mustangs’ machine-like offense.
Saturday
District 2-6A
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Jay'Kel McCutcheon & Izaiah Kelley came up big for the Mustangs on a night when they struggled to find consistency.
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In the strangest of football seasons, there are some residual silver linings.
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Each week, HubCityPreps.com runs a list of players who made notable impacts under the Friday (or Thursday) Night Lights.
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NOTE: Number of games for Coronado, Lubbock High & Monterey reflect two forfeits each, but per-game averages are based on actual games played.
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PLAINVIEW -- Jessie Martinez and Devin White combined for a big chunk of Monterey’s offense in the 4th quarter to help the Plainsmen stave off Plainview 72-69 on Tuesday.
Each week, HubCityPreps.com runs a list of players who made notable impacts under the Friday (or Thursday) Night Lights.
ODESSA -- Coronado went on the road with only six players and rode home with its first victory this season and the first under coach Ashley James.
CAPROCK 62, LUBBOCK HIGH 35
District 2-6A
Saturday, Nov. 14
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VOLLEYBALL | Monterey closes challenging '20 season in fashion by topping Lubbock High in three sets
A 2½-week layoff in the middle of the season due to the coronavirus pandemic is not ideal for any team, and a loss following the return to action just adds to the disheartenment.
Junior Serena Garcia breaks down the second Lady Plainsmen victory against Lubbock High in the last three days.
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Each week, HubCityPreps.com runs a list of players who made notable impacts under the Friday (or Thursday) Night Lights.
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Coronado inched ever closer to a play spot Thursday by taking care of business against Lubbock High in a match made up after the Westerners were sidelined 2½ weeks because of COVID-19.
REGIONAL CROSS COUNTRY
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Lubbock-Cooper made quick work of Monterey on Tuesday with a three-set victory at home.
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AMARILLO -- Monterey found its offensive rhythm early and often Thursday against Caprock and clicked so well that some bumps and bruises to two quarterbacks didn’t slow the Plainsmen down at all.
Frenship continued its tear through District 2-6A on Friday with a straight-sets victory over Midland Lee at the Tiger Pit.
Thursday, Nov. 5
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Each week, HubCityPreps.com runs a list of players who made notable impacts under the Friday (or Thursday) Night Lights.
Zylis Johnson & Tyrin Bradley are encouraged by where the Plainsmen are headed.
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ODESSA -- District 2-6A leader Frenship went south and flexed its muscle Tuesday, cruising past Odessa High in three sets (25-13, 25-15, 25-10).
Just getting back on the field was somewhat of a victory for Monterey on Thursday night.
ABILENE -- Lubbock-Cooper stayed firmly in first place in District 4-5A after overcoming a hiccup in the first set against Abilene Cooper on Friday.
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Team scores (Top two advance to regional)
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Team scores (Top two advance)
The Plainsmen accumulated 329 yards but only one TD.
The senior came up with several big plays to help keep Amarillo High in check into the final quarter.
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Kaylom Coats, Lubbock Christian: Salted away a victory with a 90-yard interception in the fourth quarter, part of a night when he led the Eagles with 12 tackles and snared a pair of two-point conversion passes.
Lubbock-Cooper seems to be comfortable in the catbird seat.
Thursday
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Each week, HubCityPreps.com runs a list of players who made notable impacts under the Friday (or Thursday) Night Lights.
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VOLLEYBALL | Veterans Gray & WIlcoxon, upstart Smith spark Coronado in three-set sweep over Monterey
Relentlessness and patience aren’t usually attributes that tend to co-exist in sports. When a team can blend those two, though, it can lead to a lot of success.
The Mustangs bounced back from a road loss at Abilene Wylie.
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