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Remember a Bee Gees song called "Stayin' Alive" from the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack?
That may have been the Lady Badger basketball team mantra going into last night's District 25-3A home game with Llano, since they knew a win would keep them alive in the playoff race...and they got it.
Juls Crook scored 11 points to pace Lampasas past the visitors 44-23. What this means is the Lady Badgers have to get by Taylor on the road Tuesday and hope for a Burnet win over Salado. That scenario would force a playoff play-in game between Lampasas
Badger tennis players heard their alarm clocks go off extra early today, so they could get a jump on the weekend sports schedule. The Lampasas netters are off to a tournament in Killeen with the first matches set for 8 a.m.
Later on, it's a full slate of basketball games. The Badger squads are home to Llano in District 25-3A with
The Lampasas girls and both Copperas Cove squads had rough times on the basketball court last night—but not so for Lometa.
It took triple overtime, but the Hornet boys got by Richland Springs 64-58 in a District 28-A road matchup. Hector Rivera was tops with 18 points and he got ample help from Brandon Lilly's 15-point night and Jose Acevedo added 11 more.
The Lady Hornets doubled up the Lady Coyotes 65-33, which saw Marisa Nichols have
There's a few things to catch up on...
In soccer action, the Badgers went 1-2 at the Salado tournament. Lampasas finished things up with a 7-2 win over Salado on Saturday. Nick Lawson and Michael Brazell had two goals apiece, while Javier Torres, Hunter Stephens and Josh
A double-edged buzz saw, also known as the Liberty Hill basketball teams, is what the Badger squads had to deal with last night and the District 25-3A hand Lampasas was dealt did not come up a road-game winner.
Liberty Hill won the girls varsity contest 80-54, with Megan Mason scoring 16 Badger points. The Lady Panther JV was a 79-24 winner. Stacy Olivarez canned 11 for Lampasas.
In the nightcap, Liberty Hill kept the heat on and scored a 75-42 boys varsity-game win. Shondarius Howard's
