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Childress surpasses Friona to advance to area

Childress surpasses Friona to advance to area

Childress surpasses Friona to advance to area

In a Class 3A Division II bi-district thriller, the Childress Lady Cats surpassed the Friona Squaws in five sets to advance to the area round Tuesday, Nov. 5 in Pampa, playing sets of 18-25, 25-20, 8-25, 25-23 and 15-13.
Junior varsity Skyrocket Lawson Inman (12) hands the ball off to Alex Orozco (5) in the game last Thursday, Halloween night, Oct. 31, in Canyon, where Wellington manhandled 4A Randall, taking a 24-12 win. Rockets Christopher Reyes (77), Dakota Ledbetter (55), Jr. Vega (50), Aison Skelton (70) and Jake Chandler (10) clear the way for Orozco. The Red River Sun/Shauna Salinas

Junior varsity Skyrocket Lawson Inman (12) hands the ball off to Alex Orozco (5) in the game last Thursday, Halloween night, Oct. 31, in Canyon, where Wellington manhandled 4A Randall, taking a 24-12 win. Rockets Christopher Reyes (77), Dakota Ledbetter (55), Jr. Vega (50), Aison Skelton (70) and Jake Chandler (10) clear the way for Orozco. The Red River Sun/Shauna Salinas

The Wellington Skyrockets clinch the 5-2A Division II title Friday, Nov. 1 in Wellington. The Red River Sun/Shauna Salinas

The Wellington Skyrockets clinch the 5-2A Division II title Friday, Nov. 1 in Wellington. The Red River Sun/Shauna Salinas

Wellington soars past Wheeler for District 5-2A Division II title

WELLINGTON — In converging on real grass, the elements of defense and running the football were earmarks in what appeared to be a throwback game, which was highly appropriate considering the stakes between the Wellington Skyrockets and Wheeler Mustangs on Friday night, Nov.
The Childress Bobcats swarm the Dimmitt ballcarrier Friday, Oct. 25 at Bobcat Stadium in Dimmitt. The Red River Sun/Nicole Dill

The Childress Bobcats swarm the Dimmitt ballcarrier Friday, Oct. 25 at Bobcat Stadium in Dimmitt. The Red River Sun/Nicole Dill

Childress shuts out Dimmitt in ‘Battle of the Bobcats’

CHILDRESS — In a “Battle of the Bobcats,” Childress shutout Dimmitt in a 69-0 blank Friday night, Oct. 25 at Bobcat Stadium in Dimmitt, maintaining an undefeated district record as they move into the bye week.
Wellington’s Jackson Jones (55), Kingston Molina (51), Jovani Munn (67), Yobani Moreno (65), Caleb Strickland (8) and Gunner Guy (3) cloud the Shamrock Irish offense during the Skyrockets’ 56-14 sweep Friday, Oct. 25 at El Paso Field in Shamrock. The Red River Sun/Shauna Salinas

Wellington’s Jackson Jones (55), Kingston Molina (51), Jovani Munn (67), Yobani Moreno (65), Caleb Strickland (8) and Gunner Guy (3) cloud the Shamrock Irish offense during the Skyrockets’ 56-14 sweep Friday, Oct. 25 at El Paso Field in Shamrock. The Red River Sun/Shauna Salinas

Wellington stays perfect in district, downing Shamrock

SHAMROCK — The Wellington Skyrockets remain at a perfect 3-0 in district,thanks to a 56-14 sweep over the Shamrock Irish Friday, Oct. 25 at El Paso Field in Shamrock.
The Childress Bobcats were ranked No. 4 in a basketball pre-season lineup by SidelineSports940’s On The Sideline, thanks to key returner Kobe Sims. Graphic Courtesy of On the Sideline

The Childress Bobcats were ranked No. 4 in a basketball pre-season lineup by SidelineSports940’s On The Sideline, thanks to key returner Kobe Sims. Graphic Courtesy of On the Sideline

Childress ranked No.4 in OnThe Sideline’s basketball pre-season lineup

The Childress Bobcats were ranked No. 4 in a basketball pre-season lineup by SidelineSports940’s On The Sideline, thanks to key returner Kobe Sims.
Childress’ Crewz Keys runs the ball during the Bobcats’ 41-7 win over Tulia Friday, Oct. 18 at Younger Field in Tulia. Photo by Childress High School Yearbook Staff

Childress’ Crewz Keys runs the ball during the Bobcats’ 41-7 win over Tulia Friday, Oct. 18 at Younger Field in Tulia. Photo by Childress High School Yearbook Staff

Childress snags district win over Tulia

TULIA — The Childress Bobcats snagged a back-toback district win over the Tulia Hornets, cruising to a 41-7 final Friday, Oct. 18 at Younger Field in Tulia.