Hornets lose first game of the season at Richland Springs
Stone Carr-Jones (2) looks for room to run while Lukas Smailus-Cruz (22), Jacob Wooten (25, far left) and Jordan Livesay (3, middle) set up blocks. MEGAN LUSTY | COURTESY PHOTO
MEGAN LUSTY | COURTESY PHOTO Jordan Livesay runs the ball during Lometa’s loss on Thursday.
Lometa’s football team suffered its first loss on Thursday, falling to the Richland Springs Coyotes 73-26. Although the Hornets were favored in the contest, mistakes cost them. Lometa turned the ball over four separate times.
Richland Springs took the lead early in the game and never relinquished it. A pair of Coyote scores gave them a 14-point lead, before a safety pushed the advantage to 16.
