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The quarterback for the Hornets looks downfield for a receiver last week during the team’s second scrimmage. MICHAEL CUVIELLO | DISPATCH RECORD
Juliana Dwamena goes up for a serve during a match in Florence earlier this season. Dwamena has been one of the team leaders in both kills and blocks this season. HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD

Juliana Dwamena goes up for a serve during a match in Florence earlier this season. Dwamena has been one of the team leaders in both kills and blocks this season. HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD

2021 Badger

Name: Kenlee Turner Class: Sophomore Sport: Golf Favorite Athlete: Simone Biles Favorite TV Show: Grey’s Anatomy Favorite College or Professional Sports Team: TCU and SMU Name: Dylan Sanchez Class: Junior Sport: Football and Baseball Favorite Athlete: Ethan Moreno Favorite College or...
Junior Amore Zapata follows through on a forehand return during a doubles match against Leander last week. She and Alyssa Sharkey won their most recent match in straight sets. HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD

Junior Amore Zapata follows through on a forehand return during a doubles match against Leander last week. She and Alyssa Sharkey won their most recent match in straight sets. HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD

Sports Backers

Name: Juliana Dwamena Class: Senior Sport: Volleyball, basketball, and track and field Favorite Athlete: Usain Bolt Favorite TV Show: Grey’s Anatomy Favorite Hobby: Writing Name: Brendon Burgess Class: Senior Sport: Tennis Favorite Athlete: Roger Federer Favorite College or Professional...
Nate Borchardt darts through the Navasota defense after a catch over the middle. Borchardt finished with two touchdowns during the second tune-up for the Badgers. HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD

Nate Borchardt darts through the Navasota defense after a catch over the middle. Borchardt finished with two touchdowns during the second tune-up for the Badgers. HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD

Badgers compete against Navasota in final tune-up

The Badgers traveled to Navasota on Friday to play in the second and final scrimmage of the year before heading to Brownwood this week for the first game that will count of the 2021 season.
Elias Arrelano sets up for a forehand shot during his mixed doubles match with Kailr Clements on Saturday against Leander. HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD

Elias Arrelano sets up for a forehand shot during his mixed doubles match with Kailr Clements on Saturday against Leander. HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD

Tennis squad splits matches

The Badger tennis team lost on Friday and won Saturday in matches against Pflugerville and Leander, respectively. Lampasas lost the first team match against Pflugerville 7-12. “I moved around a lot of our doubles teams and had them play with a different partner,” head coach Kenneth Peiser said.

Cross country sees success in first meet

The Lampasas boys’ and girls’ varsity cross country teams competed in their first meet of the year in Temple on Friday. The Lady Badgers finished third overall, and Abby Valdez medaled with a 14 th -place finish individually.
Badger quarterback Dylan Sanchez launches a ball deep into the air looking for a receiver downfield during the first scrimmage against Marble Falls. HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD

Badger quarterback Dylan Sanchez launches a ball deep into the air looking for a receiver downfield during the first scrimmage against Marble Falls. HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD

Badgers looking to show progress in second scrimmage

The Badgers are set to play Navasota on Friday in their second scrimmage of the year. The scrimmage will start at 6:30 p.m. in Navasota. Head coach Troy Rogers is looking forward to seeing his team keep getting better.
Klair Clements follows through on a backhand shot during her doubles match against Copperas Cove. HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD

Klair Clements follows through on a backhand shot during her doubles match against Copperas Cove. HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD

Lampasas tennis dominant against Copperas Cove

The Lampasas varsity tennis teams played well against Copperas Cove on Tuesday, winning 16-3 overall. The Badgers won six of the seven doubles matches. LHS head coach Kenneth Peiser was happy with the performance but said the team still has more to work on.