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The Lampasas tennis team put a bow on another successful season Monday night at the annual end-of-year banquet. Clayton Shaw and Chesley Breuer were named recipients of the Battlin’ Badger honor, and head coach Kenneth Peiser said goodbye to six of his seniors: James Vasquez, Shaw, Jordan Venegas, Nate Champion, Amore Zapata and Sierra Vincent.

The Badgers will host a youth football camp May 15-17. Each day will run from 4-6 p.m.

Rodeo results from the Riata Roundup held last weekend at the 580 Sports Complex in Lampasas follow. Entrants’ time and cash payout are listed.

Head basketball coach Aaron Nuckles has announced that Lampasas will play host to a fourteam, three-week spring basketball league. Action started last night.

The Badgers will host a youth football camp May 15-17. Each day will run from 4-6 p.m.

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On Thursday, three different Badgers will be signing their national letters of intent to continue their athletic and academic careers at the next level. Lampasas football player Ethan Moreno will head to the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor in Belton, and former Badger quarterback David Flores will go to Lyon College in Arkansas.

The Lampasas Middle School tennis team traveled to Llano last week, and several players came home with medals. Monte Gauna placed third in boys’ singles for seventh grade.