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The defending Class 3A champions and Texas Girls Coaches Associations’ preseason No. 1 ranked Brownfield girls’ basketball team opened its season hosting the Estacado Lady Matadors (4-4). The Lady Cubs defeated the Lady Matador’s 65-29 in their first game. The Lady Cubs overcame the rust on the offensive end but showed the defensive awareness and strength that led them to a championship.
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The Wellman-Union Wildcats and Lady Cats faced O’Donnell at home on Monday. The Lady Cats defeated the Lady Eagles, and the Wildcats took another loss. The Lady Cats dominated the first half. Lady Cat Mady Horton started the game off with a threepoint shot that opened Wellman up to score eight unanswered points—leaving the score at 15-8 at the end of the first quarter. Wellman did not let up and scored 17 points in the second to bring the score to 32-18 at halftime. The Lady Cats came back strong after the break and outscored O’Donnell 11-7, bringing the score to 43-25 at the end of the third quarter. O’Donnell pressed hard in the fourth quarter and put up 20 points to Wellman’s nine, but it was not enough to take away the win from the Lady Cats. Wellman Lady Cats took the win, 52-45. Kenzie Harp led the Lady Cats with 25 points, including two three-pointers, and was seven for eight at the line. Mady Horton followed by contributing ten points to the win, including two three-pointers. Next up for the Lady Cats is a road game on Tuesday against Lorenzo. Tip-off is set for 6:30 p.m.
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Wellman-Union struggled with turnovers throughout the game against O’Donnell.
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The Terry County Commissioners met Monday morning to get through a small agenda. The commissioners were all present and approved the minutes from the previous two meetings, held on October 25 and November 8. After they agreed to pay the county bills, they discussed the December fireworks period.
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The Brownfield volleyball season ended when the Lady Cubs fell 3-1 to Holliday in the regional semifinal game held at Lubbock Cooper. Brownfield finished the season 33-5 overall and was ranked 9th by the Texas Girls Coaches Association by the end of the year. In their season, the Lady Cubs defended their District 3-3A title t o win back-to-back district titles. They were able to reach the regional semifinal round of the playoffs for consecutive years. Senior players Meriah Gonzalez and Lindsey Herrera, along with head coach Mallorie Ellis spoke on their season.
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