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Memphis’ Kyler Robison, left, takes first place in the boys’ singles Monday, May 11 at the Memphis Tennis Tournament, followed by fellow Cyclone Leo Zarate, who finished second. MEMPHIS ISD

Memphis’ Kyler Robison, left, takes first place in the boys’ singles Monday, May 11 at the Memphis Tennis Tournament, followed by fellow Cyclone Leo Zarate, who finished second. MEMPHIS ISD

Memphis dominates tennis tournament

The Childress Bobcats bring home the bi-district championship, winning over Roosevelt in a three-game matchup Wednesday, April 29-Saturday, April 2 in Floydada and Sweetwater. CHILDRESS HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOK

The Childress Bobcats bring home the bi-district championship, winning over Roosevelt in a three-game matchup Wednesday, April 29-Saturday, April 2 in Floydada and Sweetwater. CHILDRESS HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOK

Bobcats advance to area round

CHILDRESS — The Childress Bobcats brought home the bi-district championship, winning over Roosevelt in a three-game matchup Wednesday, April 29-Saturday, April 2 in Floydada and Sweetwater.

Rockets close season against Sunray

WELLINGTON — The Wellington Skyrockets closed the season in the bi-district round, falling in a two-game matchup to the Sunray Bobcats Wednesday, April 29 in Stinnett.In game one, the Skyrockets fell 21-6, as Sunray jumped to a first-inning lead on a double down the left field line.
Wellington’s Major Brown punches his ticket to state, taking a firstplace finish in triple jump at the UIL 2A Region I Track and Field Championships Friday, May 1-Saturday, May 2 at West Texas A&M University. WELLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL

Wellington’s Major Brown punches his ticket to state, taking a firstplace finish in triple jump at the UIL 2A Region I Track and Field Championships Friday, May 1-Saturday, May 2 at West Texas A&M University. WELLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL

Wellington athletes state bound

CANYON — Competing at the UIL 2A Region I Track and Field Championships, Wellington’s Major Brown and Jax Cantu put up state-qualifying jumps Friday, May 1-Saturday, May 2 at West Texas A&M University’s Track and Field Complex.
The Childress Lady Cats ended their historical season in the area round, falling to the Coahoma Bulldogettes in a 5-1 final Saturday, May 2 in Stamford. Pitching, Ansley Parr went seven innings, surrendering five runs on four hits, striking out 11 and walking four. KJ Felton, Carlee Martin and Kensi Mock each collected one hit for the Lady Cats. COURTESY PHOTO

The Childress Lady Cats ended their historical season in the area round, falling to the Coahoma Bulldogettes in a 5-1 final Saturday, May 2 in Stamford. Pitching, Ansley Parr went seven innings, surrendering five runs on four hits, striking out 11 and walking four. KJ Felton, Carlee Martin and Kensi Mock each collected one hit for the Lady Cats. COURTESY PHOTO

Lady Cats end historic season

Childress Lady Cats Addi Edmondson, second-team selection, and Journey Prince, Honorable Mention, are selected to the Texas High School Coaches Association Academic All-State softball teams. To be nominated for Academic All-State, a student must be an athlete, student trainer or manager in good standing with the team; of good moral character; a senior; and have an overall grade point average of 92 or above. CHILDRESS BOBCAT BOOSTERS

Childress Lady Cats Addi Edmondson, second-team selection, and Journey Prince, Honorable Mention, are selected to the Texas High School Coaches Association Academic All-State softball teams. To be nominated for Academic All-State, a student must be an athlete, student trainer or manager in good standing with the team; of good moral character; a senior; and have an overall grade point average of 92 or above. CHILDRESS BOBCAT BOOSTERS

Lady Cats make Academic All-State

Tatum Martin, left, and Quinn Roberson, second-place girls’ doubles.

Tatum Martin, left, and Quinn Roberson, second-place girls’ doubles.

Firecrackers earn tennis tournament accolades

The 2026 Wellington Junior High School (WJHS) Tennis Tournament took place at the local tennis courts on Monday, May 4. “A huge shoutout to all our student athletes for your hard work on the courts,” said WJHS Principal Shannon Fisher. “We are so proud of how you played.

Lady Cats take bi-district championship

FLOYDADA — The Childress Lady Cats continued their playoff run, defeating Muleshoe, 1-0, for the bi-district championship Friday, April 24.Recording 21 outs, Ansley Parr struck out 10 batters on the day, surrendering three hits and zero runs over seven innings while walking one.