The Lampasas student section cheers on the Lady Badgers during their home volleyball game against Glen Rose. HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD.

The Lady Badgers fell in straight sets at Brownwood on Friday, and they struggled to get much going. The final scores for the match were 15-25, 13-25, 18-25.

Benton Chiropractic Clinic has donated $500 to the Lampasas High School’s athletic training department as part of the patient appreciation day program the clinic has been doing since 2007.

The JV tennis squad won 10-9 after being able to complete the match against Gatesville on Thursday. The match was postponed earlier in the week because of the weather.

The Lometa Hornets remain perfect on the year after they came from behind to win a close game Friday over the Rotan Yellowhammers. The Hornets won the contest 48-44.

The Lampasas golf teams are back in action after they competed in the Glen Rose Invitational Sept. 24-25.

The Lady Badgers played hard against a very good Glen Rose Lady Tigers volleyball team that had been ranked in the top 10 in the state in Conference 4A earlier this year. The three sets were very competitive before the Lady Tigers were able to close them out 17-25, 19-25, 18-25.

The starting quarterback for the Lampasas Badgers has been recognized for his effort in the team’s win over the Gatesville Hornets last week. Dylan Sanchez was named the Conference 4A Built Ford Tough Texas High School Football Player of the Week for week five.

The two Lampasas subvarsity football teams both were dominant in their games against Gatesville last week. The JV Badgers beat the Gatesville Hornets 33-6.

The Badgers showed grit, heart and determination in holding onto a close win over the Gatesville Hornets Friday night. Head coach Troy Rogers and company came out on top, with a final score of 41-33 -- although this one came down to the final seconds.