September 22, 2009 RSS feed / Sports

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Badgers lose shootout

Lampasas falls 49-48 in final minute of game as Hornets score on two-point conversion
By CLAY WHITTINGTON Staff Writer
The Badgers did everything they could to win the game, but it wasn't enough. Despite posting season highs of 48 points and 545 yards of offense, Lampasas fell to the visiting Gatesville Hornets Friday night by a single point, 49-48. More...

Lady Badgers defeat Gatesville

By CLAY WHITTINGTON Staff Writer

The Lady Badgers snapped their four-match losing streak Friday by beating the Lady Hornets in straight sets, 25-15, 25-23, 28-26. More...

Outdoors With Mat Taylor

Fences will keep out feral hogs

Earlier this summer, I attended the Feral Hog Appreciation Day at the Adamsville Community Center. Speaker Dr. More...

SPORTS SHORTS

FOOTBALL The Badger Quarterback Club's weekly meetings to review the past week's games and preview the upcoming contests have been moved from Friday mornings to Thursday mornings. The meetings will remain in the same location at St. More...

LMS sweeps Gatesville

The Lampasas Middle School football teams had no troubles against the Hornets last week, winning by a combined score of 70-12. More...

LHS takes district-opener

Lampasas opened its district schedule in impressive fashion Saturday morning, defeating Hutto 19-0. The match was originally scheduled to be in Hutto, but was moved to Lampasas after it was determined Hutto's courts would not be ready for play. More...

Three reasons for Americans to respect hunters, anglers

John Johnston

National Hunting and Fishing Day is Sept. 26, 2009. Congress formalized the annual celebration 37 years ago, but organizers say hunters and anglers deserve America's respect now more than ever. More...