The Lady Badgers went to Marble Falls in February for a golf tournament and left as the first-place team. They shot 728 over the two-day event -- 367 on the first day and 361 on the second day.

At the state wrestling meet held recently in Houston, something happened for the first time in Lampasas High School history. Brianna Miller became the first Lady Badger to win a wrestling match at the state competition.

The Lampasas Lady Badgers had a successful basketball season that ended in the bi-district playoff round. Many players received all-district honors.

The Lady Badgers hosted the Ballinger Lady Bearcats on Tuesday night. Lampasas had to come back from a 2-0 deficit in the fourth inning to win 6-3.

The Badgers gave up a goal in the last few minutes of the game Tuesday to lose 3-2 to the Academy Bees at home. Thomas Swilley scored on a corner kick from Keaton Black to give the Badgers a 2-1 lead in the second half, before the Bees were able to answer with two goals of their own.

The Hornets pose with their bi-district trophy after winning their first-round playoff game. COURTESY PHOTO.

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Lampasas lost to the Decatur Eagles in the second round of the playoffs Friday to end the basketball season. The final score was 80-44.

The Lometa Hornets competed against the Strawn Greyhounds in the second round of the playoffs last week and lost 75-60. The Hornets were outscored 19-8 in the second quarter, and that created a deficit they could not overcome.

The Lady Badgers secured their fourth district win of the year after beating the Jarrell Lady Cougars 3-0 on the road. “We have officially beat our district record from last year, and the girls are so excited,” Lampasas head coach Emma Sharp said.