Sports
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Badger Tennis
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JV traveled to Pflugerville yesterday for an all day tournament. Great weather, sun-burnt faces and good play for the Badgers’ first tourney of the year.
Joel De La Rocha / Ermerich Hopkins placed 3rd, in Joel's first tournament ever! Both played well and were able to outlast their final opponents to win in a tiebreaker. Leah Phillips won consolation, defeating her teammate Sam Lopez . Jacob Pronovost won consolation, going 3-1 on the day. Peyton Rich / Tayler Sheard went 1-2, Lorelai Kimbler / Abigail Justice 1-1, Josiah Copeland / Cinai Brady-Testamark lost in consolation finals, Jade Guzman went 0-2, and Peighton Hamilton 1-1. JV plays again next week in Cove and Varsity will play Brownwood this Friday. |
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Badger Wrestling
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The Badgers wrestled in the District tournament last Wednesday at East View HS. We are proud to announce the Badgers are taking 12 athletes to the Regional tournament in Anna! Each individual had to place in the top 4 in order to advance to Regionals, with 5th place as an alternate.
The girls team placed 1st overall in the District, making it the first time in LHS history that the girls have won the title! They totaled up 119 points, which was 13 points more than the 2nd place team. This was the 3rd trophy the girls have brought home this season. Great job girls!
A huge Congratulations is also in order for Taylor Martell (pictured right), who was awarded Outstanding Wrestler for the girls. This award is given to the girl who all the coaches agree had the best tournament and proved to be the most dominant (no surprises there, Taylor, you rock!).
Their coach, Donovan Kleckner, was also named Girl’s Coach of the Year, and is very proud of all the athletes that competed, knowing that every single one of them gave it their all and represented Lampasas in a great way. We’re excited to see what the team does at Regionals!!
Let’s go Badgers!
The girls team placed 1st overall in the District, making it the first time in LHS history that the girls have won the title! They totaled up 119 points, which was 13 points more than the 2nd place team. This was the 3rd trophy the girls have brought home this season. Great job girls!
A huge Congratulations is also in order for Taylor Martell (pictured right), who was awarded Outstanding Wrestler for the girls. This award is given to the girl who all the coaches agree had the best tournament and proved to be the most dominant (no surprises there, Taylor, you rock!).
Their coach, Donovan Kleckner, was also named Girl’s Coach of the Year, and is very proud of all the athletes that competed, knowing that every single one of them gave it their all and represented Lampasas in a great way. We’re excited to see what the team does at Regionals!!
Let’s go Badgers!
Badger Basketball
The Badger Freshman fell to Jarrell 31-36, making their record 13-9 and 5-3 in District. Vincent Shahan, Ty Johnson and Carson Toups all scored 5 pts for the team.
The JV team also lost to Jarrell 37-57. Angel Scott led in scoring with 13 pts on the board.
And finally, Varsity lost to Jarrell as well, 59-71, to drop to 23-8 overall and 4-4 in the District. Haegan Oncken led the team with 19 pts, followed closely by Peyton Sisson with 18, Beau Patterson scoring 12 for the Badgers, Trent Seneca putting up 6, Jax Pratus with 2, and Aidan Nuckles and Callum Mitchell each scoring 1.
The Lady Badger Freshman avenged an earlier loss, beating Jarrell 11-7. Mackenzie Johnson put up 6 pts and Mykel Johnson was right behind her with 5.
The JV girls defeated Jarrell 42-25, to finish undefeated, 8-0, in District play! Scoring for the Lady Badgers was Macy Patterson with 18 pts, Jace Resa, Payton Crawford and Kenzie Stone with 4, BB Edgar and Ysa Swain with 3, and Lola Patterson and Lyllian Skiles with 2.
Varsity team fell just short of upsetting 2nd place Jarrell, falling 57-60. Mia Mulcahy led the team with 19 pts, Addison Borchardt scored 12, Abra White had 10, Johnnie Lewis 6, Morgan Bobo 4, Kenedi Smart 3, Keaton Owen 2 and Chloe Thorp 1. Varsity finished District play with a 3-5 record and are now tied for 3rd place with Marble Falls. The final playoff seeding will be decided and announced later this week and the Lady Badgers Bi-District playoff game will be early next week.
The Lady Badgers also celebrated Senior night for their lone senior, Morgan Bobo.
The JV team also lost to Jarrell 37-57. Angel Scott led in scoring with 13 pts on the board.
And finally, Varsity lost to Jarrell as well, 59-71, to drop to 23-8 overall and 4-4 in the District. Haegan Oncken led the team with 19 pts, followed closely by Peyton Sisson with 18, Beau Patterson scoring 12 for the Badgers, Trent Seneca putting up 6, Jax Pratus with 2, and Aidan Nuckles and Callum Mitchell each scoring 1.
The Lady Badger Freshman avenged an earlier loss, beating Jarrell 11-7. Mackenzie Johnson put up 6 pts and Mykel Johnson was right behind her with 5.
The JV girls defeated Jarrell 42-25, to finish undefeated, 8-0, in District play! Scoring for the Lady Badgers was Macy Patterson with 18 pts, Jace Resa, Payton Crawford and Kenzie Stone with 4, BB Edgar and Ysa Swain with 3, and Lola Patterson and Lyllian Skiles with 2.
Varsity team fell just short of upsetting 2nd place Jarrell, falling 57-60. Mia Mulcahy led the team with 19 pts, Addison Borchardt scored 12, Abra White had 10, Johnnie Lewis 6, Morgan Bobo 4, Kenedi Smart 3, Keaton Owen 2 and Chloe Thorp 1. Varsity finished District play with a 3-5 record and are now tied for 3rd place with Marble Falls. The final playoff seeding will be decided and announced later this week and the Lady Badgers Bi-District playoff game will be early next week.
The Lady Badgers also celebrated Senior night for their lone senior, Morgan Bobo.
Badger Soccer
The Varsity team traveled to Gatesville to take on the Hornets in match 3 of a 4 match Road Trip Extravaganza. After beautiful possession play, a physical battle, and some huge momentum swings, the full 80 minutes was not enough to decide a winner. So, for the first time this season, there were penalty kicks (PKs)!! The Badgers emerged victorious with a PK Score of 3-0.
Coach Burnside remarks, “Our form is improving as District play goes on. We are finding the short and simple to chain longer possessions together that work well in our favor!! I am proud that the boys have bought in to this style of play, because it truly turns into #TheBeautifulGame!”
PK Shooters: Mikey Clayton (C), Kent Ashley (C), and Juancho
#MoTM: Mikey Clayton (C)
Next action will conclude the 4 match Road Trip as the Badgers travel to Salado this Friday to play @ 7 PM against the Eagles.
Coach Burnside remarks, “Our form is improving as District play goes on. We are finding the short and simple to chain longer possessions together that work well in our favor!! I am proud that the boys have bought in to this style of play, because it truly turns into #TheBeautifulGame!”
PK Shooters: Mikey Clayton (C), Kent Ashley (C), and Juancho
#MoTM: Mikey Clayton (C)
Next action will conclude the 4 match Road Trip as the Badgers travel to Salado this Friday to play @ 7 PM against the Eagles.
Badger Powerlifting
The Boys Powerlifting team travelled to Llano last week to compete in the Llano Invitational. “We lifted very good finishing second place with 33 points,” said Coach David Brister. “The lifters are increasing their totals to get qualified for the regional meet.”
Kris Ramirez placed 1st in the 114 class with a total of 580.
Isaac Hiquina placed 6th in the 132 class with a total of 650.
Connor Kozma placed 4th in the 132 class with a total of 870.
Cole Warren placed 7th in the 148 class with a total of 860.
Corbin Kepler placed 12th in the 165 class with a total of 975.
Eli Calderon placed 2nd in the 198 class with a total of 1180.
Reed Jerome placed 1st in the 198 class with a total of 1260.
Colt Waling placed 4th in the 220 class with a total of 1200.
Bodhi Westra placed 3rd in the 242 class with a total of 1215.
Daniel Norton placed 9th in the 242 class with a total of 1080.
Cameron Russell placed 7th in the 242 class with a total of 1055.
Deegan Norwood placed 1st in the 275 class with a total of 1330.
The Girls Powerlifting team also travelled to Llano last week to compete in the Llano Invitational. “As a team we finished in 5th place out of 10 teams,” Coach Tyler Cleavinger said. “Really proud of the way our girls represented our school.”
Dionna Schulz placed 3rd in the 114 class with a total of 460.
Ava Speichert placed 4th in the 114 class with a total of 435.
Skyler Michaud placed 4th in the 123 class with a total of 560.
Sophia Storm placed 6th in the 123 class with a total of 485.
Ruby Wiseman placed 7th in the 123 class with a total of 470.
Charlie Freese placed 3rd in the 132 class with a total of 610.
Ashlee Flores placed 6th in the 148 class with a total of 520.
Arianna Bermudez placed 4th in the 181 class with a total of 820.
Tyler Wells placed 12th in the 181 class with a total of 600.
Kris Ramirez placed 1st in the 114 class with a total of 580.
Isaac Hiquina placed 6th in the 132 class with a total of 650.
Connor Kozma placed 4th in the 132 class with a total of 870.
Cole Warren placed 7th in the 148 class with a total of 860.
Corbin Kepler placed 12th in the 165 class with a total of 975.
Eli Calderon placed 2nd in the 198 class with a total of 1180.
Reed Jerome placed 1st in the 198 class with a total of 1260.
Colt Waling placed 4th in the 220 class with a total of 1200.
Bodhi Westra placed 3rd in the 242 class with a total of 1215.
Daniel Norton placed 9th in the 242 class with a total of 1080.
Cameron Russell placed 7th in the 242 class with a total of 1055.
Deegan Norwood placed 1st in the 275 class with a total of 1330.
The Girls Powerlifting team also travelled to Llano last week to compete in the Llano Invitational. “As a team we finished in 5th place out of 10 teams,” Coach Tyler Cleavinger said. “Really proud of the way our girls represented our school.”
Dionna Schulz placed 3rd in the 114 class with a total of 460.
Ava Speichert placed 4th in the 114 class with a total of 435.
Skyler Michaud placed 4th in the 123 class with a total of 560.
Sophia Storm placed 6th in the 123 class with a total of 485.
Ruby Wiseman placed 7th in the 123 class with a total of 470.
Charlie Freese placed 3rd in the 132 class with a total of 610.
Ashlee Flores placed 6th in the 148 class with a total of 520.
Arianna Bermudez placed 4th in the 181 class with a total of 820.
Tyler Wells placed 12th in the 181 class with a total of 600.
LMS Basketball
The “Little” Badgers 7th Grade "A" team traveled to Lago Vista for their District tournament on Saturday. The boys had a great end to the season, winning 2 out of the 3 games played and placing third. Coach says, “The athletes have shown a lot of growth throughout the season. We are extremely proud of their effort and commitment to competing in basketball. Go Badgers!”
Game 1: Lago Vista 38 - Lampasas 27
Game 2: Lampasas 38 - Jarrell 2
Game 3: Lampasas 27 - Marble Falls 23
Tournament Scoring:
Field Walker - 20 pts; Day Silva – 13; Christopher Solis – 12; Seanoa Ve'a – 12; Ross Kothmann - 9; Greyson Chapa - 8; Jack Allison – 8; Malcolm Norman-Fitzgerald – 7; Randon Thorp – 3.
The 8th Grade "A" team traveled to Gateway for their District tournament. They also ended their season strong, winning 2 out of the 3 games and placing third. Coach says, “The athletes have shown a lot of growth throughout the season. We are extremely proud of our work ethic and team culture. They finished the season with a battle tested 7-2 district record.”
Game 1: Lampasas 28- Jarrell 35
Game 2: Lampasas 42 - Burnet 28
Game 3: Lampasas 40 - Marble Falls 37
Game 1: Lago Vista 38 - Lampasas 27
Game 2: Lampasas 38 - Jarrell 2
Game 3: Lampasas 27 - Marble Falls 23
Tournament Scoring:
Field Walker - 20 pts; Day Silva – 13; Christopher Solis – 12; Seanoa Ve'a – 12; Ross Kothmann - 9; Greyson Chapa - 8; Jack Allison – 8; Malcolm Norman-Fitzgerald – 7; Randon Thorp – 3.
The 8th Grade "A" team traveled to Gateway for their District tournament. They also ended their season strong, winning 2 out of the 3 games and placing third. Coach says, “The athletes have shown a lot of growth throughout the season. We are extremely proud of our work ethic and team culture. They finished the season with a battle tested 7-2 district record.”
Game 1: Lampasas 28- Jarrell 35
Game 2: Lampasas 42 - Burnet 28
Game 3: Lampasas 40 - Marble Falls 37