BASKETBALL

Former Lady Badger basketball player Kayla Lowery will play for the USA Basketball Team during international play at the 2010 Bahamian Tropical Shootout this summer in the Bahamas.

Lowery was invited to participate by the 365 Sports Program based on her “exceptional play and dedication to the sport of basketball,” according to a press release.

The program, directed by former collegiate and professional coaches, offers players the opportunity to develop character-building skills in addition to playing basketball on an elite level.

“The 365 Sports experience is a tremendous opportunity for a young athlete to develop their character and leadership skills,” Rik Seymour, CEO of 365 Sports, Inc., said. “It provides the athlete a unique way in which to experience the sharing of culture and sport between people of different nationalities.”

LHS GOLF

The Badgers varsity golf team recently placed fourth out of 19 teams at the Colin Clark Memorial Golf Tournament in Burnet.

Led by Colton Perkins’ team low 76, Lampasas shot a total of 320 at the Delaware Springs Golf Course. Perkins finsihed fourth overall.

Byler Lindeman and brother Stayton Lindeman matched each other stroke for stroke and finished with identical scores of 80.

Senior Vann Millican posted an 84, while teammate Ethan Byers shot an 89.

The Badgers are off until next Friday when they travel to Austin for the Joe Balander Memorial at the Jimmy Clay Golf Course.

RACE

The CenTex Run for Compassion will be held March 27 at 9 a.m. in Goldthwaite.

To register or for more information, visit www.centexrunforcompassion.com.