Sports

The Amigos 12U baseball team

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The Amigos 12U baseball team won a 24-team tournament May 23-24 in Kyle after about 15 hours at the field and rain delays. Pictured are, front row left to right, Quinn Smith, Kord Bumpus, Ty Borchardt and Grant Carter; second row, Tripp Stinnett, Vincent Shahan, Cayhill Isom, Henry Shahan, Kade Landry and Jonathan Bowling; back row, coaches Harvey Stinnett, Kyle Landry, Spinner Dimas and Rob Borchardt. COURTESY PHOTO

Summer conditioning kicks off

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Kaeson Raub, left, and Ethan Moreno run the length of the football field on the first day of the Badgers’ Speed, Weights and Agility Training on Tuesday morning. LHS Athletic Director Troy Rogers said about 300 athletes had signed up, the highest number of any summer that Rogers has coached here. The conditioning program is open to high-school and middle-school boys and girls. JEFF LOWE

Tennis camp keeps players busy

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Presley Martin serves on Tuesday at a tennis clinic led by Lampasas High School head coach Kenneth Peiser. LHS hosted two clinics, one for incoming first- through fifth-graders, and another for incoming sixth- through ninth-graders. JEFF LOWE

Badgers finish near middle of Salado league standings

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Quinn Pace (second from right) attempts to break up a Salado pass while Nate Borchardt, Tak Stinnett and Austin Wilson help on defense in the Badgers’ last Salado Spring League game on Wednesday. Lampasas beat Lake Belton 51-44 but lost to Salado to finish 5-3 in the league. Last week, Lampasas lost to Lorena by one and beat Gatesville by four points in overtime. JEFF LOWE

Class of 2021

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Class of 2021 LHS graduate Kelsea Moyer coaches John Stenson through a drill at the Badger tennis clinic. JEFF LOWE | DISPATCH RECORD.

SALADO BOYS’ BASKETBALL SPRING

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LEAGUE FINAL STANDINGS Belton 8-0 Shoemaker 6-2 Lorena 5-3 Lampasas 5-3 Salado 5-3 Lake Belton 2-6 Gatesville 1-7 Rogers 0-8 LAMPASAS BOYS’ SUMMER LEAGUE SCHEDULE JUNE 3 Lampasas vs. Burnet 6 p.m.