At #20 in Dave Campbell’s Texas Football’s high school ranking, the Wellington Skyrockets perform their final exercise as they wind down their first workout of their 2025 season Monday morning, Aug. 4.
At #20 in Dave Campbell’s Texas Football’s high school ranking, the Wellington Skyrockets perform their final exercise as they wind down their first workout of their 2025 season Monday morning, Aug. 4.
Wellington’s Callen Kane looks to throw a pass downfield during a District 5-2A Division II game Friday, Oct. 25, 2024, at El Paso Field in Shamrock.
The Wellington Skyrocket basketball team goes 4-0 during team camp, hosted Thursday, June 12 at the Wellington High School gymnasium. The 10 games spanned from 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m., with wins against Wheeler, Clarendon, McLean and Memphis. New varsity Skyrocket basketball coach Colton Holmes commented that the athletes “play with such joy for the game.” From left: Dixon Dugan, Carson Kane, Tiny Hinojosa, Major Brown, Cal Kane, Cix Killian, Lawson Inman, Jax Cantu, Noah Cantu. Wellington High School
The first year for seven of the Lady Rockets to play softball, one mom described the girls as growing tremendously from game one to the last game and falling in love with the sport. Front row, from left: Juliet Solis, Raylie Sims, Peyton Roberson. Second row, from left: Blair Ward, Presley Kemp, Calleigh Henard, Quinn Roberson, Hadlee Patterson, Berkeley Ward, Cora Henard, Sara Morris. Back row, from left: Statistician Tana Roberson, Coach Molly Sims, Coach Lauren Patterson.
Texas Panhandle Track and Field Club’s Aija Johnson and Juno Castillo show off their hardware at the RUN West Texas track and field meet Saturday, June 14 at River Road High School in Amarillo.