February 5, 2010 / Sports

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Lampasas moves to 3A

Lampasas High School Athletic Director Joey McQueen believes everything is going to be A-OK for the Badgers after the state-wide district realignments. Actually, things are going to be 3A-OK in Lampasas for at least the next two years. More...

Giving it all

Lampasas powerlifter Justin Maldonado lets out a yell as he attempts to complete his squat during the Copperas Cove meet last Saturday. The Badgers tied with Temple for fourth place with 17 points. More...

Wiginton named Midlothian head football coach

Former Badger Lee Wiginton has accepted the head football coach position at Class 5A Midlothian. Midlothian is in District 5 with Cedar Hill, Duncanville, Mansfield, Mansfield Timberview, Mansfield Legacy, Grand Prairie and South Grand Prairie. More...

Badgers fall to No. 5 Cavaliers

By CLAY WHITTINGTON Staff Writer

The Badgers trailed No. 5 Lake Travis by just six points after the first quarter. Then the Cavaliers displayed why they are considered a state powerhouse. More...

SPORTS SHORTS

RACE The 89th MP Brigade and Lampasas City 10K March Against Hunger will be held March 6 at 9 a.m. at Gavin Garrett Soccer Park. Registration begins at 7 a.m. There will also be a 5K fun run/walk. More...

Do numbers really matter?

On Monday, the realignment for district classifications was released by the University Interscholastic League at the Region Service Centers across Texas. More...

Working overtime

Lady Badgers play three overtimes before knocking off Lake Travis 54-50
By CLAY WHITTINGTON Staff Writer

During halftime of the Lady Badgers game against Lake Travis, Lampasas head coach Stuart Beckwith knew his team would win. So did his players. They were right. More...

District 25-4A Girls Standings

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LHS soccer swept by Vandergrift

By CLAY WHITTINGTON Staff Writer

Both of Lampasas’ varsity soccer teams came up short against Leander Vandergrift Tuesday evening. The Badgers hosted the Vipers and lost 2-0, while the Lady Badgers traveled to Vandergrift and lost 1-0. More...

Feb. 5 Honorary Coach

“She’s a great lady and EXTREMELY nice. She has always helped kids when they need it, and was a really great teacher.” -Russ Clark, LHS Class of 2007

A native Lampasan, Connie Hendrix was born at Rollins Brook Community Hospital, one of seven children. She loved the outdoors and sports from birth. More...

District 25-4A Boys Standings

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National signing day in Lampasas

Badgers Rush Seaver, sitting left, and Brandon Abbott, sitting right, were joined by their parents and several of their football coaches as they signed letters of intent Wednesday morning inside the Lampasas High School library. More...