Sports

LMS girls’ team, one Badger individual win at Lago Vista

Timber Gholson won the Lago Vista middle school boys’ golf tournament on Tuesday, and the LMS boys’ Blue Team placed second with a score of 221. The Blue Team included the following scores: Gholson 46, Jax Pratus 57, Carter Toups 57, Asher Harris 61 and Hagan Davis 63.
Carson Bekker pitched the first three innings of a 7-2 victory over Glen Rose on Tuesday. JEFF LOWE | DISPATCH RECORD

Carson Bekker pitched the first three innings of a 7-2 victory over Glen Rose on Tuesday. JEFF LOWE | DISPATCH RECORD

Badgers lock up top-three spot behind Bekker’s strong start

Carson Bekker threw three innings of scoreless baseball in his last game, as Lampasas beat Glen Rose 7-2 at home on Tuesday. Bekker has played with a torn labrum and had surgery scheduled later this week.
Mia Martell will end her four-year wrestling career this week at state in Cypress. JEFF LOWE | DISPATCH RECORD

Mia Martell will end her four-year wrestling career this week at state in Cypress. JEFF LOWE | DISPATCH RECORD

Martell ready for final stand in high school wrestling

Mia Martell is scheduled to compete in the first round of state wrestling at 11:30 a.m. April 24 against Burleson Centennial’s Brijatte Garcia. Martell placed third in the 165 class at regionals and is the only Lady Badger to advance to state in the four-year history of the program.
LHS tennis players, pictured from left to right, are Haley Finley, Hannah Durbin, Madison Miles, Emily Martinez and Luke Rogers. KENNETH PEISER | COURTESY PHOTO

LHS tennis players, pictured from left to right, are Haley Finley, Hannah Durbin, Madison Miles, Emily Martinez and Luke Rogers. KENNETH PEISER | COURTESY PHOTO

JV tennis wins district gold

The Lady Badgers brought home a first-place trophy from the JV tennis district tournament, played Monday in Brownwood. Haley Finley won district after starting out behind in her first match. She “played tough and came back to win 8-5,” coach Kenneth Peiser said.
The Lady Badgers placed third at regionals in Lubbock. Pictured, left to right, are Kenlee Turner, LeeAnn Parker, Kinsley Lindeman, Shaylee Wolfe, Kylee Rutledge and Elizabeth Cross. COURTESY PHOTO

The Lady Badgers placed third at regionals in Lubbock. Pictured, left to right, are Kenlee Turner, LeeAnn Parker, Kinsley Lindeman, Shaylee Wolfe, Kylee Rutledge and Elizabeth Cross. COURTESY PHOTO

Golfers advance to state as two individuals score career-low

Elizabeth Cross shot her career-low 18-hole and 36-hole scores, and Kinsley Lindeman had her best 18- hole round at the regional golf tournament.
Off-season competition

Off-season competition

Off-season competition day

Sosa Sokimi, left, and Cameron Stokes compete in a tug-of-war with a tire in an off-season workout on Wednesday. Wednesday is the Badgers’ weekly competition day with several events, including sled pull relays, medicine ball throws and other one-on-one challenges.
Caitlyn Sanguinet pitched a complete game as Lampasas handed the 20thranked Glen Rose Lady Tigers their only district loss. JEFF LOWE | DISPATCH RECORD

Caitlyn Sanguinet pitched a complete game as Lampasas handed the 20thranked Glen Rose Lady Tigers their only district loss. JEFF LOWE | DISPATCH RECORD

LHS softball upsets No. 20 team

Lampasas stunned No. 20 Glen Rose 6-2 in the district softball finale on Tuesday to earn a second-place finish in district. The Lady Badgers will face District 5-4A’s third-place team, Burkburnett, in the bi-district playoffs.

YOUTH FOOTBALL CAMP

Badger Football Camp for grades 1-5 will be May 17-19 at Badger Field from 4-6 p.m. The cost is $35. Camp activities include offensive and defensive position skills, agility, form running, tackling fundamentals and competition.
District softball ends with upset victory

District softball ends with upset victory

District softball ends with upset victory

Lady Badger senior Rose McAnally makes a run-saving catch near the left-field wall in a 6-2 upset over state-ranked Glen Rose. JEFF LOWE | DISPATCH RECORD