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The Brownfield girls’ basketball team hosted Lamesa in its final home game of the season. The Lady Cubs needed only the first eight minutes to grab control through their defense as they gave their fans an 81-19 win. Brownfield improves to 11-0 in Region 1, District 3-3A with its next game against Littlefield on the road on Friday, and a chance to win the program’s first outright district title.
Read moreThe last time Brownfield’s boys’ basketball team faced Lamesa, the game was in Lamesa and the Golden Tornadoes defeated the Cubs 78-69 to get back into the playoff picture. On Tuesday when the Cubs and Tornadoes came face to face it was as a matchup of Region 1, District 3-3A second and third place teams. The Cubs played their best game in defeating their rival 97-70 in a game they led from tip off to final whistle.
Read moreThe Meadow girls’ basketball team faced first place and undefeated Whiteface on Tuesday and was on a two gaming winning streak after defeating Wellman-Union 53-41 last Friday. The Lady Broncos fell to Whiteface 57-11.
Read moreThe Meadow boys’ basketball team was on the road Tuesday visiting Whiteface. The Broncos where on a three game winning streak and added went on to extend their steak by defeat the Antelopes 56-51.
Read moreThe Wellman Union girls’ basketball team fell to Meadow 53-41 last Friday and looked to snap its two game losing streak when it visited second place Whitharral Tuesday night. The Lady ‘Cats put up a fight but lost their third straight game falling to Whitharral 65-43. The Lady ‘Cats started the game strong leading 16-13 in the first, but struggled in the second scoring only six points and went into the half trailing 35-22. Wellman Union came out strong after the break and outscored the home team 14-7 but trailed 42-36. In the final quarter the Lady ‘Cats could not muster another run to steal a road win and lost the quarter 13-7. Wellman Union falls to 3-6 in District 7-1A, which places them in fourth place and in the final playoff spot.
Read moreThe Wellman Union boys’ basketball team traveled to Whitharral on Tuesday night looking to avoid a second straight loss. A slow start hurt the Wildcats as they fell to Whitharral 65-40. The Wildcats could not find their offense in the first quarter as they trailed 20-7 after the first eight minutes of play. The second quarter saw the Wildcats struggle continue as they scored only six points and went into halftime trailing 33-13. After the break the Wildcats where able to find an offensive flow and put up 18 points but allowed Whitharral to score 14. Wellman Union went into the fourth trailing 47-31. The Wildcats again struggled to score against Whitharral’s defense and lost the final quarter 18-9. Wellman Union falls to 4-3 in District 7-1A and are tied with Meadow for second place and have a chance to make the Class 1A playoffs.
Read moreAUSTIN – Governor Greg Abbott today announced that the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) will provide approximately $300 million in emergency Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) food benefits for the month of February as the state continues its response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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