The Fields of Faith tradition continued Wednesday night in Lampasas after it was canceled a year ago because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Music, prayer and praise filled the air at Badger Field, as Lampasas High School students worshipped God in the outdoor setting.

The Badgers remain unbeaten in district play after they came away with a win over rival Burnet on Friday night. The Badgers won the game 31-16 after outscoring the Bulldogs 17-7 in the second half.

The Lometa Hornets are 1-0 in district play after they beat the Zephyr Bulldogs 60- 15 last Friday. The game ended eight or nine minutes into the third quarter, as the 45-point mercy rule point was reached.

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The freshman Badgers beat the Burnet Bulldogs 28-6 last Thursday night, and the junior varsity team won 40-0. For the freshmen, Daemian Rivas started the scoring with a 40-yard touchdown run.

The Badgers boys’ cross country team finished third overall in the district meet last Thursday and qualified for the regional meet. The girls’ team did not place, but Abby Valdez and Nyla Long both qualified for regionals as individual runners with their top-10 finishes.

The Lampasas tennis team ran into a very tough team in the second round of the playoffs last Friday, as Vernon beat the Badgers 17-1. “Vernon has been a powerhouse in tennis for over 20 years,” Lampasas head coach Kenneth Peiser said.

Fields of Faith is planned Wednesday from 6:30-7:15 p.m. at Badger Field.

The Badgers are set to host the Burnet Bulldogs at Badger Field on Friday for both teams’ second district contest of the year. Lampasas is coming off a 70-20 win over the Taylor Ducks last week, while Burnet fell to Fredericksburg 33-21 in week one.

The Lady Badgers fell to Gatesville at home Tuesday night in three sets. The match was tightly contested in the first two sets, and the Lady Badgers had opportunities to win them both.