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Nyla Long puts in a cross from the right wing during the Lady Badgers’ first district win over Jarrell. HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD

Nyla Long puts in a cross from the right wing during the Lady Badgers’ first district win over Jarrell. HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD

Lampasas Girls beat Academy on the road, pick up second district soccer win

The Lady Badgers traveled to Academy on Saturday and dominated the Lady Bees in a 6-0 win. Lampasas moves to 2-2 in district play. The game was moved from Friday night to midday Saturday because of the freezing weather last week.
Nate Borchardt sizes up a Stephenville defender during the Badgers’ win at home last week. HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD

Nate Borchardt sizes up a Stephenville defender during the Badgers’ win at home last week. HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD

Badgers take the season sweep over Glen Rose

The Badgers came away with a big win on their trip to Glen Rose Saturday after the game was rescheduled because of inclement weather on Friday. The final score was 62-56, as the Badgers were able to hold off a valiant comeback effort by the Tigers.
Rylan Myers, left, stands on top of the podium after finishing first during the district wrestling meet last week. COURTESY PHOTO

Rylan Myers, left, stands on top of the podium after finishing first during the district wrestling meet last week. COURTESY PHOTO

Girls’ wrestling team to compete at regional meet as alternate after solid district performance

The Badger and Lady Badger wrestling teams competed at the district wrestling tournament las week. The boys finished sixth, while the girls claimed fifth place. That finish by the Lady Badgers was enough for them to move on to the regional meet as an alternate team.
Nate Borchardt drives to the basket during Tuesday’s game against Stephenville. HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD

Nate Borchardt drives to the basket during Tuesday’s game against Stephenville. HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD

Badgers move to 4-1, remain in second place in district

The Lampasas Badgers hosted the Stephenville Yellowjackets Tuesday night and came away with a 54-47 win in a hardfought game. The Badgers came out hot and were leading 36-19 at halftime.
Bella Lindsey dribbles past a Jarrell defender down the right wing during the Lady Badgers’ win on Tuesday. HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD

Bella Lindsey dribbles past a Jarrell defender down the right wing during the Lady Badgers’ win on Tuesday. HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD

Lady Badgers pick up first district win in dominating fashion

The Lady Badgers hosted the Jarrell Lady Cougars Tuesday on Senior Night and finished the game with a dominant 7-1 win. Senior Cobie Chandler scored a hat trick for Lampasas.
Signing Day: Four Badgers sign letters of intent

Signing Day: Four Badgers sign letters of intent

Signing Day: Four Badgers sign letters of intent

Lampasas High School senior Josh Carter signs to play football for Oberlin College in Ohio. Conner Keele will continue his football career at Trinity University in San Antonio.  Sosa Sokimi plans to attend West Texas A&M University to play football.

Badgers dominate Jarrell on senior night

The Badgers beat the Jarrell Cougars 4-1 Tuesday night, thanks in part to two goals by sophomore Landon Richardson. The other scorers in the game were KJ Stephens and Tyler Ecker. Richardson and Stephens also had assists to go with Josiah Toeaina.
Addison Borchardt dribbles up the court against Stephenville. HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD

Addison Borchardt dribbles up the court against Stephenville. HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD

Lady Badgers come up short against Stephenville

The Lady Badgers hosted Stephenville on Tuesday and lost 65-42. The girls started well and were down by five points, 27-22, at the half after playing tough defense and not allowing the Honeybees to get much going.
Peyton Spore tees off on No. 7 Monday morning. HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD

Peyton Spore tees off on No. 7 Monday morning. HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD

Badgers finish fourth in one-day golf tournament

The Badgers competed in a 19-team golf tournament at Hancock Park Golf Course in Lampasas on Monday. They finished fourth overall, shooting a 327 as a team. The Brownwood Lions won the tournament with a team score of 307.