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Premier League EOS Tournament Champs. Seven boys finished off the Spring Premier League winning the tournament championship game 55-41, even while missing several players, they played phenomenally. (left to right) Davin Franco, Brownfield, Jayvon Sholars, Lubbock, Jager Thiessen, Lubbock, Edgar Perez, Dimmitt, Asher Elle, Southland, Owen Urrutia, Lubbock, and Paxton Fleischman, Lubbock, Maddox Waldrip, Abernathy, Jaxon Solis, Lubbock, and Eli Ikemba, Lubbock.

Premier League EOS Tournament Champs. Seven boys finished off the Spring Premier League winning the tournament championship game 55-41, even while missing several players, they played phenomenally. (left to right) Davin Franco, Brownfield, Jayvon Sholars, Lubbock, Jager Thiessen, Lubbock, Edgar Perez, Dimmitt, Asher Elle, Southland, Owen Urrutia, Lubbock, and Paxton Fleischman, Lubbock, Maddox Waldrip, Abernathy, Jaxon Solis, Lubbock, and Eli Ikemba, Lubbock.

Premier League EOS Tournament Champs

The WTAMU Bain Athletic Comple, west of Bain-Schaeffer Buffalo Stadium, opened with a ribbon cutting and tours, capping off a nearly 15-year and $12.5 million project.Other campus locations named for the Bain family include the Bain-Schaeffer Buffalo Stadium,Bain Events Center in the Agricultural Sciences Complex; Dr. Barbara Bain English, Language Arts and Social Studies Classroom in Old Main; and the Ray Bain Media Room in the Classroom Center.

The WTAMU Bain Athletic Comple, west of Bain-Schaeffer Buffalo Stadium, opened with a ribbon cutting and tours, capping off a nearly 15-year and $12.5 million project.Other campus locations named for the Bain family include the Bain-Schaeffer Buffalo Stadium,Bain Events Center in the Agricultural Sciences Complex; Dr. Barbara Bain English, Language Arts and Social Studies Classroom in Old Main; and the Ray Bain Media Room in the Classroom Center.

WTAMU Bain Athletic Complex opens

A state-of-the-art athletics complex and fulfillment of a long-held dream of faithful supporters has opened today at West Texas A&M University.
Snack Pack 4 Kids hosting Bike-A-Thon

Snack Pack 4 Kids hosting Bike-A-Thon

Snack Pack 4 Kids hosting Bike-A-Thon

DISD Snack Pack 4 Kids will be hosting a Bike-a-thon held on Aug. 1st.Bikers should be in front of Richardson Elementary at 7 p.m. to participate.Entry fee is $5 per rider; all ages are welcome.“Bring your kids and family for a fun time riding or walking,” said Kendra Cantrell.

Thomas loses battle to compete in women’s sports

Sports’ governing bodies have permanently banned transgender swimmer William aka Lia Thomas from participating in women’s sports, after Thomas challenged an international swimming rule that prevents biological males from competing in female events.

USDA sets deadline for ERP applications

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced the deadline for commodity and specialty crop producers to apply for the Emergency Relief Program (ERP) for 2022 natural disaster losses is Aug. 14. USDA’s Farm Service Agency (FSA) began accepting ERP 2022 applications in October 2023.

DHS athletes prepare for big season

While high school athletes are out for summer break, workouts are popping up on the schedule.Summer conditioning workouts began on June 10 at 9 a.m. for grades 7 through 12. An evening session is being provided for those who can’t come in the mornings.

Summer athletic training dos, don’ts to stay healthy

School is out for the summer and for most high school athletes that means it’s offseason training time.According to Beacon Orthopedics & Sports Medicine athletic trainers, whether a student is taking it easy or ramping up to gain an extra edge, they need to condition responsibly.
The Dimmitt Athletic Booster Club announced the winners of the first DABC basketball tournament. Tagged as “the Olton boys”, the team took the whole tournament with no games lost. Proceeds and donations earned from the tournament were given directly to families of the recent car crashes.

The Dimmitt Athletic Booster Club announced the winners of the first DABC basketball tournament. Tagged as “the Olton boys”, the team took the whole tournament with no games lost. Proceeds and donations earned from the tournament were given directly to families of the recent car crashes.

The Dimmitt Athletic Booster Club

The Dimmitt Athletic Booster Club
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College football looms on the horizon

The summer is slipping by quickly as college football teams across the nation eye the upcoming season.According to Fox Sports college football analyst R. J. Young, twelve teams will make the playoffs this season.