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Cinai Brady-Testamark levies a volley for the Badgers in Friday’s tennis match at Leander. C OURTESY PHOTO |

Cinai Brady-Testamark levies a volley for the Badgers in Friday’s tennis match at Leander. C OURTESY PHOTO |

Badger tennis outlasts Leander after lightning delay

Badger tennis continued its strong season as it defeated Leander, 13-6, on Friday following a lightning delay that forced both teams to shorten their matches to pro sets. The team win brings a hardfought victory against a formidable opponent after a late start and no rain, just lightning.
Lampasas’ volleyball team played six games in a three-day stretch, winning four of six. ANA SOFIA MEYER | DISPATCH RECORD |

Lampasas’ volleyball team played six games in a three-day stretch, winning four of six. ANA SOFIA MEYER | DISPATCH RECORD |

Lady Badgers close out tournament season

Lampasas’ volleyball team wrapped up a grueling tournament season with the Comanche tournament on Thursday and Saturday, sandwiched around a big non-district match at Gatesville on Friday.

Lometa opens season with loss to Richland Springs

Lometa started the 2026 football campaign with a hard-fought loss to the Richland Springs Coyotes, falling 64-24 on Friday night.Defensive struggles were a major factor, as the Hornets failed to get off the field on fourth down throughout the game.
Ross Kothmann makes a handoff to John Stenson against Gatesville. ANA SOFIA MEYER | DISPATCH RECORD

Ross Kothmann makes a handoff to John Stenson against Gatesville. ANA SOFIA MEYER | DISPATCH RECORD

BADGERS SHUT OUT GATESVILLE

By the end of the Badgers’ first possession in their Week 1 challenge at Gatesville on Friday, it was clear they were in full control of the pace of the game. That continued through four quarters of hard-nose high school football and culminated in the Badgers’ 21-0 win over the Hornets.
Brayden McLoughlin reaches for a one-handed snag in a scrimmage versus McCallum High on Aug. 20 in Austin. ERICK MITCHELL | DISPATCH RECORD

Brayden McLoughlin reaches for a one-handed snag in a scrimmage versus McCallum High on Aug. 20 in Austin. ERICK MITCHELL | DISPATCH RECORD

Badgers ready for Gatesville

It’s been a few years since the Badgers faced Gatesville in the regular season. The last time Lampasas took on the Hornets was in 2021. The Badgers managed to come out on top, 41-33, thanks to a strong 27-point showing in the first half.
Dylan Skarzynski levels a volley back to his opponent in Tuesday’s singles match versus Weiss. COURTESY PHOTO

Dylan Skarzynski levels a volley back to his opponent in Tuesday’s singles match versus Weiss. COURTESY PHOTO

Badger tennis bests Pflugerville Weiss to continue strong start to fall season

Badger tennis continued its strong start to the season as it routed Pflugerville Weiss, 15-4, on Tuesday. The team win extends Lampasas’ winning record to 7-1.Lampasas built a significant lead in the first part of the headto- head competition, sweeping all seven doubles matches.
Angelina Davis leaps into the air and levels her serve over the net. Davis’ seven kills on the night were a team-high in the program sweep over Florence. ANA SOFIA MEYER | DISPATCH RECORD

Angelina Davis leaps into the air and levels her serve over the net. Davis’ seven kills on the night were a team-high in the program sweep over Florence. ANA SOFIA MEYER | DISPATCH RECORD

Lady Badgers come back for clean sweep

Ali Tippie knew it would be a rough game for the Badgers on Tuesday night after the team missed 18 serves in warmups. By the start of the first set, that was evident.
BY ANA SOFIA MEYER DISPATCH RECORD

BY ANA SOFIA MEYER DISPATCH RECORD

New sports editor joins Dispatch Record staff

Prior to this month, Lampasas was just a word on a sign I’d drive under on my way into Austin. Now Lampasas is a place I hope to make my community as I serve as the sports editor for the Dispatch Record.