Dimmitt falls to Sunray, 50-6

The Dimmitt Bobcats played the Sunray Bobcats this past Friday and lost the contest, 50-6. The first three quarters saw the DHS team struggling to gain yards and a touchdown. Meanwhile, the Sunray team put 33 points on the scoreboard.

Swifts defeat Longhorns

The Nazareth Swifts came out on top against the Hart Longhorns this past Friday, 67-6. Nazareth offense got things started in the first quarter with a run by Luke Schulte with a 31-yard run for a Swifts touchdown, with Brett Heitschmidt scoring the extra two point.

Bobcats fall to Mustangs, 46-16

The Dimmitt Bobcats lost to the Olton Mustangs last Friday 46-16. Olton got things started in the first quarter with a 12-yard run and extra point to put them ahead 7-0. They followed up with another 37-yard run and extra point to widen their lead to 14-0.

Swifts clench season opener, 63-20

The Nazareth Swifts won a big victory at their home-game season opener against the Whiteface Antelopes, 63-20. Whiteface got on the board first with a pass completion, putting them in the lead 6-0, but Nazareth answered with a Luke Schulte touchdown to tie the game up.

Dimmitt High School and Middle School cross country athletes

Dimmitt High School and Middle School cross country athletes got the season underway at the Canyon 6-Mile Relay this past Saturday. The varsity boys and DMS boys ranked the highest among competing teams from Dimmitt, both placing fifth overall in large groups of competitors.

Bobcats fall to Cyclones, 26-8

The Dimmitt Bobcats dropped their season opener against the Memphis Cyclones, 26-8. Memphis took charge in the first quarter in the first quarter, scoring a touchdown on a 74-yard pass, taking the lead 6-0.

Longhorns fall to Roos, 61-14

The Hart Longhorns faced the Kress Kangaroos on Friday and lost that contest 61-14. The Roos took charge in the first quarter scoring six touchdowns and three extra points, putting them 2 up 48-0.

Texas Tech’s Goin’ Band headed to Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade

Texas Tech University’s Goin’ Band from Raiderland became famous for traveling with the football team back when that wasn’t the norm. Since its establishment 97 years ago, it has played on some pretty large stages, too – bowl games, NFL halftime shows and even a St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Ireland.

Rangers continue leadership changes

The Texas Rangers made more organizational changes with the dismissal of Jon Daniels , now the former president of baseball operations and former general manager. After 17 years of leading the club, Daniels' departure came two days after manager Chris Woodward was fired in his fourth season.