The Badgers played in some misty conditions in their playoff match against Decatur in Cleburne on Tuesday morning. Lampasas found a way to win in a match that came down to the final singles matchups.

The Lometa varsity boys’ and varsity girls’ cross country teams finished second and third, respectively, at the district meet, and both teams will compete at the regional meet. The district meet took place at Lometa Tuesday afternoon.

Coming Up: The Lometa Hornets are set to play the Zephyr Bulldogs on Friday in the first district game of the year. Name: Brandon Moore Class: Sophomore Sport: Football, Cross Country and Basketball Favorite Athlete: Steph Curry Favorite Movie or TV Show: “Waterboy” Name: Leonel Caso Class: Junior Sport: Football, Basketball and Track Favorite Athlete: Kyrie Irving Favorite Movie or TV Show: “Boondocks”.

Coming Up: Oct. 15: Tennis vs.

Name: Isabel Pronovost Class: Junior Sport: Tennis Favorite Hobby: Playing Piano Favorite College or Professional Sports Team: Texas Longhorns Name: Avery Hopson Class: Sophomore Sport: Golf Favorite Hobby: FFA Favorite College or Professional Sports Team: Texas A&M Name: Jacob Miller Class: Senior Sport: Football and Wrestling Favorite Athlete: Von Miller Favorite College or Professional Sports Team: L.A. Rams Name: Abby Valdez Class: Senior Sport: Tennis and Cross Country Favorite Athlete: Allison Valdez Favorite Hobby: Running.

A rocky opening quarter turned into a dominant performance by the Badgers as they have started on the right foot in district play, picking up a 70-20 win over the Taylor Ducks Friday on Badger Field. The game turned in Lampasas’ favor when the first quarter ended, and the second quarter began.

The Lometa Hornets lost their hopes for an undefeated season on Friday after falling to the Abbott Panthers, 58-12. The Hornets are 5-1 with three games left on the schedule, all of them district games that will determine their fate this season.

The Lady Badgers golf team came away with first place in the tournament held last Friday and Saturday in Lampasas and Burnet. The Lampasas girls finished with a two-day score of 710 – 22 strokes better than the secondplace team, the Belton Lady Tigers.

The Lampasas tennis squad traveled to Harker Heights to play in a practice match against the 6A Knights before heading to Cleburne for a firstround playoff matchup today against Decatur. Harker Heights took the match 13-6.

Bella Guerra, a student trainer for the last four years, was named the football sweetheart last Friday. HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD.