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Several youth sports camps available this month

Several youth sports camps available this month

Several youth sports camps available this month

With SWAT weight-training ongoing for Badger athletes for a few more weeks, there also will be several different youth sports camps offered in the month of July. On July 10-11, a youth golf camp will be held at Hancock Park Golf Course.

Summer swim camp to be held at Hanna Springs pool

A summer swim camp will begin next week and run from July 4-20. The sessions will be held on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday each week, with instruction available for children ages 6-18. Those ages 11-18 will participate in swim camp from 7:30-8:15 a.m.
Aidan Nuckles will need to take a step up in his second season. HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD

Aidan Nuckles will need to take a step up in his second season. HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD

Badger basketball plays in final summer tournament

The Badgers went 3-0 last weekend in their final basketball tournament of the summer. They played three different AAU teams from around the state. The first game was against PLU Hoops, and the Badgers won 59-50. Lampasas was down 29-27 at halftime but outscored PLU 32-21 in the second half.
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Hancock Park hosts two-man scramble tournament last weekend

Scott Haverly tees off on the first hole at Hancock Park Golf Course during last weekend’s ‘Show Me The Money’ scramble tournament. The results from the tournament were not available by the press deadline. HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD
Jett Walker lunges toward the corner of the end zone during Tuesday’s 7-on-7 competition. HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD

Jett Walker lunges toward the corner of the end zone during Tuesday’s 7-on-7 competition. HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD

Football players compete in another week of 7-on-7

The excruciatingly hot temperatures Tuesday afternoon did not stop the Badgers and the Gatesville Hornets from meeting on the football field for a third consecutive week of 7-on-7 action.
Dylan Polmanteer cuts through two Richland Springs defenders for a layup. HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD

Dylan Polmanteer cuts through two Richland Springs defenders for a layup. HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD

Badgers continue their winning ways in summer basketball

The Badgers played four more games of summer league basketball this week, and they finished 3-1. In Hamilton on Monday, Lampasas played both Goldthwaite and Comanche, losing 64-60 to Goldthwaite and beating Comanche 62-51. Against Comanche, sophomore Jax Pratus had his best game of the summer.

Golf camp and basketball camp coming up

Youth from first grade through middle school will be able to participate in a golf camp next month. Three different sessions will be offered July 1011 for different levels of golfers. The beginner session will be from 8-9:30 a.m. both days. The intermediate session will run from 10-11:30 a.m.
FILE PHOTO Angel Scott has continued to improve as he heads into his first season of varsity basketball.

FILE PHOTO Angel Scott has continued to improve as he heads into his first season of varsity basketball.

Summer basketball and football to continue this week

The Badgers and Lady Badgers are competing this week in continued summer action. The girls’ basketball team played Monday at home, but the results were unavailable by press time. The boys’ basketball team played on the road in Hamilton Monday.
HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD JJ Perez hits a shot last Friday during the two-man scramble tournament.

HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD JJ Perez hits a shot last Friday during the two-man scramble tournament.

Badger dads win second KM Two-Man Scramble

Last Friday, teams of two gathered at Hancock Park Golf Course for a two-man scramble tournament, hosted by Kenny Murray with Murray Events and Keller Williams Realty. Harvey Stinnett and Bradley Johnson took home first place after shooting 59 over the 18 holes.