Youth from first grade through middle school will be able to participate in a golf camp next month. Three different sessions will be offered July 1011 for different levels of golfers.

The Badgers and Lady Badgers are competing this week in continued summer action. The girls’ basketball team played Monday at home, but the results were unavailable by press time.

There is a new head of the girls’ soccer program in Lampasas, and she is homegrown. Liz Duran, a 2010 graduate of Lampasas High School, is back home, and she has secured the job she wanted in coaching the Lady Badgers in soccer.

The Badgers continued their summer league action with games in Hamilton on Monday and games at home Tuesday. Lampasas went 4-0 over the course of the two days, starting with a 65-39 win over Comanche and a 78-65 win over Dublin.

Lampasas traveled to Gatesville Tuesday evening for the second straight week of 7-on-7 competition this summer. The Hornets and the Badgers spent about an hour alternating offense and defense, with two different groups split into what seemed to be returning and expected varsity players and the younger players who will compete on the freshman and junior varsity teams.

Youth from first grade through middle school will be able to participate in a golf camp next month. Three different sessions will be offered July 1011 for different levels of golfers.

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