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LUBBOCK Meadow girl’s golf team finished eighth at the Region I-1A Championships on Monday and Tuesday at the Reese Golf Center in Lubbock. The Lady Broncos carded rounds of 455-446—901 for the event. Lenorah Grady won the team title (380-365—745) with Lazbuddie second at 812
AUSTIN — As severe weather season approaches, Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar reminds Texans they can purchase certain items tax free during the state’s sales tax holiday for emergency preparation supplies, which begins at 12:01 a.m.
Sunday, as the sun rises, millions of worshippers will gather around the world to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Jerusalem to West Texas, followers will have the opportunity to greet a new day proclaiming their faith.
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PLAY TIME The Wellman-Union girl’s volleyball program will host a Spring League each Tuesday from May 6 to May 27 for high school players only. Game times are 5:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. each night. The fee is $30 per player with a registration deadline of April 29.

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ANDREWS The Brownfi eld tennis team’s control of District 3-3A continues. The Cubs and Lady Cubs finished with two champions and two second-place finishers to win the overall team title at the district championship tournament on Monday and Tuesday at Andrews High School.
THURSDAY, DENVER CITY H.S. GIRLS TEAM 1. Alpine 137; 2. Denver City 95; 3. Presidio 87; 4. Coahoma 81; 5. Odessa Compass Academy 57; 6. Crane 53; 7. Kermit 50; 8. Stanton 22; 9. Brownfield 18; 10. Lamesa 16; 11. (tie) Anthony 11; and Tornillo 11.
The Brownfield softball team struggled through the first half of its District 3-3A schedule, the Lady Cubs on an accelerated learning curve under first-year head coach Zoey Garcia.
Its once-comfortable lead gone, the Brownfield baseball team dug deep. Having already scored once in the top of the seventh inning, visiting Stanton had a runner in scoring position with one out and then the tying run on base with two outs.