badger sports may 24 2019
The Badger Track Awards were given out on Thursday.
Seated l-r: Victoria Renteria- MVP Runner, Abby Martin- Battlin’ Badger, Juliana Dwamena-High point and New Comer of the Year.
Not pictured: Elizabeth Groves-MVP Field Events
Boys l-r: Case Brister-New Comer of the Year, Koby Allen-MVP Field Events, Brady Carroll, Luke Palacios, Dylan Alpha (all three Battlin’ Badger award) Ace Whitehead- MVP runner, Cameron Everts-High point and MVP Runner. (Cameron Everts won the State Championship in the 300M Hurdles event.)
Seated l-r: Victoria Renteria- MVP Runner, Abby Martin- Battlin’ Badger, Juliana Dwamena-High point and New Comer of the Year.
Not pictured: Elizabeth Groves-MVP Field Events
Boys l-r: Case Brister-New Comer of the Year, Koby Allen-MVP Field Events, Brady Carroll, Luke Palacios, Dylan Alpha (all three Battlin’ Badger award) Ace Whitehead- MVP runner, Cameron Everts-High point and MVP Runner. (Cameron Everts won the State Championship in the 300M Hurdles event.)
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Badger Track Receives its “Just Due” today at 11:45am in the Field House. A State Champ and more!
Summer Camps – 2019
Badger Baseball
Camp runs May 28th thru May 30th, from 9am to noon. Players need a cap, glove, bat, sunscreen and cleats. The enrollment fee is $40.
Badger Basketball
Lampasas Badger Boys Basketball Camp is planned for July 1-3 at the High School Gym. It is for incoming 2nd thru 9th graders.
Lampasas Badger Girls Basketball Camp is planned for June 3-6 for incoming 3rd thru 7th graders. The fee is $35 and the camp is put on by Coac.h Mark Myers.
Football Camps
BBYL, football camp for grades 1st-5th ., started Monday with Paul Weinheimer leading the sessions through bbylgracefolks.org.
Regular Badger Football Camp for 7th thru 9th grade starts on Monday, July 29th and runs thru August 1st. The fee is $35 for pre-registration and $40 for walk-up registration. The Badger Coaching Staff is doing the training, under Head Coach Troy Rogers.
Badger Tennis
Camp for 1st to thru HS players starts next Monday, May 27th. 1st thru 7th graders will learn basics, form, hand-eye coordination, footwork and scorekeeping, etc. from 8 to 9am. The fee is $24.
8th graders to HS will train from 9:30am to 11am and go over fundamentals, footwork, strategy, match play and quickness drills. The fee is $36.
All training is on the High School Tennis Courts and Coach Kenneth Peiser leads the sessions. You can sign up and pay when you arrive. If you have questions, call Coach Peiser at 512-734-3884 or email the questions to peiserk@lisdtx.org.
sports
Region 4, 4A Baseball playoffs
The 4A Baseball Playoffs saw Sinton beat Robstown in the quarterfinals. Lavernia beat Hidalgo in the quarterfinals. That sets up the Region 4 Semi finals.
Liberty Hill will meet Sinton this week and Fulshear will meet La Vernia for the Regional Semi-finals.
The outcome of those games will determine the contest for the Region 4 Championship and the right to go on to the State Tournament
No room for all
The 4A Baseball Playoffs saw Sinton beat Robstown in the quarterfinals. Lavernia beat Hidalgo in the quarterfinals. That sets up the Region 4 Semi finals.
Liberty Hill will meet Sinton this week and Fulshear will meet La Vernia for the Regional Semi-finals.
The outcome of those games will determine the contest for the Region 4 Championship and the right to go on to the State Tournament
No room for all
sports may 21 2019
Sports
Region 4, 4A Baseball playoffs
The 4A Baseball Playoffs saw Sinton beat Robstown in the quarterfinals. Lavernia beat Hidalgo in the quarterfinals. That sets up the Region 4 Semi finals.
Liberty Hill will meet Sinton this week and Fulshear will meet La Vernia for the Regional Semi-finals.
The outcome of those games will determine the contest for the Region 4 Championship and the right to go on to the State Tournament.
Region 4, 4A Softball playoffs
We knew Fredericksburg was that good when they beat Lampasas in two straight games in the Bi-district series. Since that time they have treated El Campo, La Grange and Rio Hondo to the same kind of lickings.
Congratulations to Fredericksburg as they won their Region 4 Semi-Finals game and go on to the Regional Championship game and a chance to go on in the State tournament.
Badger Sports
Summer Camps – 2019
Dates and fees vary for the camps, as well as equipment needed, but all need registrations. Registration forms are available at lisdtx.org, then go to the menu and look for athletics, then summer camps. There you can get all the various camp details. If you don’t get your registration in before the end of school, send it to 2716 S. Hwy 281, Lampasas, 76550. Or, you can do walk up registration but the right size t-shirt might not be available.
Badger Baseball
Badger Baseball Coach Shane Doege and staff have planned summer camps for incoming 3rd thru 9th graders, starting on May 28th and running thru May 30th, from 9am to noon. Players need a cap, glove, bat, sunscreen and cleats. The enrollment fee is $40.
Badger Basketball
Lampasas Badger Boys Basketball Camp is planned for July 1-3 at the High School Gym. It is for incoming 2nd thru 9th graders.
(2nd-6th grade) 9am - 11:30am
(7th-9th grade) 1pm – 4pm
Cost: $35.00 per camper
The camp will be under the direction of Coach Aaron Nuckles and the Lampasas boys’ basketball varsity coaching staff. It will include basketball fundamentals, drills, along with team play, games, and contests – and a camp t-shirt. Contact Coach Nuckles at 512-556-7548 with any questions.
Lampasas Badger Girls Basketball Camp is planned for June 3-6 for incoming 3rd thru 7th graders from 1-4pm in the High School Gym. The fee is $35 and the sessions are headed by Badger Coach Mark Myers.
Summer workout program (SWAT)
Lampasas High School is taking SWAT registration forms for this summer. Registration forms are available through athletics or a link found on the Lampasas ISD Athletics Facebook page.
Football Camps
BBYL, football camp for grades 1st-5th ., started Monday with Paul Weinheimer leading the sessions through bbylgracefolks.org.
Regular Badger Football Camp for 7th thru 9th grade starts on Monday, July 29th and runs thru August 1st. The fee is $35 for pre-registration and $40 for walk-up registration. The Badger Coaching Staff is doing the training, under Head Coach Troy Rogers.
Badger Tennis
Camp for 1st to HS players starts on next Monday, May 27th. 1st thru 7th graders will learn basics, form, hand-eye coordination, footwork and scorekeeping, etc. from 8 to 9am. The fee is $24.
8th graders to HS will train from 9:30am to 11am and go over fundamentals, footwork, strategy, match play and quickness drills. The fee is $36.
All training is on the High School Tennis Courts and Coach Kenneth Peiser leads the sessions. You can sign up and pay when you arrive. If you have questions, call Coach Peiser at 512-734-3884 or email the questions to peiserk@lisdtx.org.
Badger Soccer
Soccer Camp is planned for June 3-6 for incoming 1st thru 5th graders. It will take place at the Gavin Garrett Fields. The fee is $35 per student with a $25 per participant household discount for families. The Lady Badgers Head Coach will be teaching skills.
Badger Volleyball
Volleyball Coach Whitney Doyen is serious about the program and has two sessions. From May 28-May 30, she will be teaching fundamentals to 3rd thru 7th graders from 9am to noon.
Coach Doyen will put on an advanced camp for 9th thru 12th graders from July 24 to July 26th. It will be from 11am to 2pm and the instructor will be Jeff Coker, the veteran Head Coach from Crawford who has taken his teams to 12 straight district championships and playoffs, 6 regional tournaments and 3 state tournaments and won the State Championship. He has multiple coaching awards from peers and publications.
The fee is $45 for the camp. For more info call Coach Doyen at 254-495-8384.
Region 4, 4A Baseball playoffs
The 4A Baseball Playoffs saw Sinton beat Robstown in the quarterfinals. Lavernia beat Hidalgo in the quarterfinals. That sets up the Region 4 Semi finals.
Liberty Hill will meet Sinton this week and Fulshear will meet La Vernia for the Regional Semi-finals.
The outcome of those games will determine the contest for the Region 4 Championship and the right to go on to the State Tournament.
Region 4, 4A Softball playoffs
We knew Fredericksburg was that good when they beat Lampasas in two straight games in the Bi-district series. Since that time they have treated El Campo, La Grange and Rio Hondo to the same kind of lickings.
Congratulations to Fredericksburg as they won their Region 4 Semi-Finals game and go on to the Regional Championship game and a chance to go on in the State tournament.
Badger Sports
Summer Camps – 2019
Dates and fees vary for the camps, as well as equipment needed, but all need registrations. Registration forms are available at lisdtx.org, then go to the menu and look for athletics, then summer camps. There you can get all the various camp details. If you don’t get your registration in before the end of school, send it to 2716 S. Hwy 281, Lampasas, 76550. Or, you can do walk up registration but the right size t-shirt might not be available.
Badger Baseball
Badger Baseball Coach Shane Doege and staff have planned summer camps for incoming 3rd thru 9th graders, starting on May 28th and running thru May 30th, from 9am to noon. Players need a cap, glove, bat, sunscreen and cleats. The enrollment fee is $40.
Badger Basketball
Lampasas Badger Boys Basketball Camp is planned for July 1-3 at the High School Gym. It is for incoming 2nd thru 9th graders.
(2nd-6th grade) 9am - 11:30am
(7th-9th grade) 1pm – 4pm
Cost: $35.00 per camper
The camp will be under the direction of Coach Aaron Nuckles and the Lampasas boys’ basketball varsity coaching staff. It will include basketball fundamentals, drills, along with team play, games, and contests – and a camp t-shirt. Contact Coach Nuckles at 512-556-7548 with any questions.
Lampasas Badger Girls Basketball Camp is planned for June 3-6 for incoming 3rd thru 7th graders from 1-4pm in the High School Gym. The fee is $35 and the sessions are headed by Badger Coach Mark Myers.
Summer workout program (SWAT)
Lampasas High School is taking SWAT registration forms for this summer. Registration forms are available through athletics or a link found on the Lampasas ISD Athletics Facebook page.
Football Camps
BBYL, football camp for grades 1st-5th ., started Monday with Paul Weinheimer leading the sessions through bbylgracefolks.org.
Regular Badger Football Camp for 7th thru 9th grade starts on Monday, July 29th and runs thru August 1st. The fee is $35 for pre-registration and $40 for walk-up registration. The Badger Coaching Staff is doing the training, under Head Coach Troy Rogers.
Badger Tennis
Camp for 1st to HS players starts on next Monday, May 27th. 1st thru 7th graders will learn basics, form, hand-eye coordination, footwork and scorekeeping, etc. from 8 to 9am. The fee is $24.
8th graders to HS will train from 9:30am to 11am and go over fundamentals, footwork, strategy, match play and quickness drills. The fee is $36.
All training is on the High School Tennis Courts and Coach Kenneth Peiser leads the sessions. You can sign up and pay when you arrive. If you have questions, call Coach Peiser at 512-734-3884 or email the questions to peiserk@lisdtx.org.
Badger Soccer
Soccer Camp is planned for June 3-6 for incoming 1st thru 5th graders. It will take place at the Gavin Garrett Fields. The fee is $35 per student with a $25 per participant household discount for families. The Lady Badgers Head Coach will be teaching skills.
Badger Volleyball
Volleyball Coach Whitney Doyen is serious about the program and has two sessions. From May 28-May 30, she will be teaching fundamentals to 3rd thru 7th graders from 9am to noon.
Coach Doyen will put on an advanced camp for 9th thru 12th graders from July 24 to July 26th. It will be from 11am to 2pm and the instructor will be Jeff Coker, the veteran Head Coach from Crawford who has taken his teams to 12 straight district championships and playoffs, 6 regional tournaments and 3 state tournaments and won the State Championship. He has multiple coaching awards from peers and publications.
The fee is $45 for the camp. For more info call Coach Doyen at 254-495-8384.
badger sports may 20 2019
Badger Sports
Region 4, 4A Baseball playoffs
The 4A Baseball Playoffs saw Sinton beat Robstown in the quarterfinals. Lavernia beat Hidalgo in the quarterfinals. That sets up the Region 4 Semi finals.
Liberty Hill will meet Sinton this week and Fulshear will meet La Vernia for the Regional Semi-finals.
The outcome of those games will determine the contest for the Region 4 Championship and the right to go on to the State Tournament.
Region 4, 4A Softball playoffs
We knew Fredericksburg was that good when they beat Lampasas in two straight games in the Bi-district series. Since that time they have treated El Campo, La Grange and Rio Hondo to the same kind of lickings.
Congratulations to Fredericksburg as they won their Region 4 Semi-Finals game and go on to the Regional Championship game and a chance to go on in the State tournament.
7 on 7 Football
Gatesville hosted the 7 on 7 Qualifying tournament and Lampasas was there, and, according to Coach Brister competed well although they lost 3 to China Spring, Waco Connally, and Cameron. Coach Brister also shared that the Badgers as a team won the lineman challenge at Gatesville.
Summer workout program (SWAT)
Lampasas High School is taking SWAT registration forms for this summer. Registration forms are available through athletics or a link found on the Lampasas ISD Athletics Facebook page.
Youth Football Camp
BBYL starts up this week, a youth football camp for grades 1st-5th . The registration forms can be found on the ISD Athletics Facebook page or give Paul Weinheimer a call at 512-556-8116. You can also email him for more information regarding the camp at bbylgracefolks.org.
Region 4, 4A Baseball playoffs
The 4A Baseball Playoffs saw Sinton beat Robstown in the quarterfinals. Lavernia beat Hidalgo in the quarterfinals. That sets up the Region 4 Semi finals.
Liberty Hill will meet Sinton this week and Fulshear will meet La Vernia for the Regional Semi-finals.
The outcome of those games will determine the contest for the Region 4 Championship and the right to go on to the State Tournament.
Region 4, 4A Softball playoffs
We knew Fredericksburg was that good when they beat Lampasas in two straight games in the Bi-district series. Since that time they have treated El Campo, La Grange and Rio Hondo to the same kind of lickings.
Congratulations to Fredericksburg as they won their Region 4 Semi-Finals game and go on to the Regional Championship game and a chance to go on in the State tournament.
7 on 7 Football
Gatesville hosted the 7 on 7 Qualifying tournament and Lampasas was there, and, according to Coach Brister competed well although they lost 3 to China Spring, Waco Connally, and Cameron. Coach Brister also shared that the Badgers as a team won the lineman challenge at Gatesville.
Summer workout program (SWAT)
Lampasas High School is taking SWAT registration forms for this summer. Registration forms are available through athletics or a link found on the Lampasas ISD Athletics Facebook page.
Youth Football Camp
BBYL starts up this week, a youth football camp for grades 1st-5th . The registration forms can be found on the ISD Athletics Facebook page or give Paul Weinheimer a call at 512-556-8116. You can also email him for more information regarding the camp at bbylgracefolks.org.
badger sports may 18 2019
The UIL Baseball Playoffs
The 4A Baseball Playoffs saw Bellville fall to Fulshear in game 3 of the Regional Quarter Finals.
Liberty Hill beat Sealy in two straight to advance. Liberty Hill has now won 24 straight games. Out of 33 games played, they lost only to Lorena and Palmer. The Panthers will now go on to the Regional Semi-finals against either Sinton or Robstown.
Sinton beat Robstown 5-3 in game one on Friday and go to game two this afternoon at 5pm.
Lavernia beat Hidalgo 9-6 in game one Friday and play game 2 this afternoon. The winner will go up against Fulshear in the Regional Semi-finals.
7 on 7 Football
Gatesville will host 7 on 7 today (weather permitting) and Lampasas has planned to be there.
Summer workout program (SWAT)
Lampasas High School is taking SWAT registration forms for this summer. Registration forms are available through athletics or a link found on the Lampasas ISD Athletics Facebook page.
Youth Football Camp
BBYL is also taking registration forms for grades 1st-5th youth football camp. The registration forms can be found on the ISD Athletics Facebook page or give Paul Weinheimer a call at 512-556-8116. You can also email him for more information regarding the camp at bbylgracefolks.org.
The 4A Baseball Playoffs saw Bellville fall to Fulshear in game 3 of the Regional Quarter Finals.
Liberty Hill beat Sealy in two straight to advance. Liberty Hill has now won 24 straight games. Out of 33 games played, they lost only to Lorena and Palmer. The Panthers will now go on to the Regional Semi-finals against either Sinton or Robstown.
Sinton beat Robstown 5-3 in game one on Friday and go to game two this afternoon at 5pm.
Lavernia beat Hidalgo 9-6 in game one Friday and play game 2 this afternoon. The winner will go up against Fulshear in the Regional Semi-finals.
7 on 7 Football
Gatesville will host 7 on 7 today (weather permitting) and Lampasas has planned to be there.
Summer workout program (SWAT)
Lampasas High School is taking SWAT registration forms for this summer. Registration forms are available through athletics or a link found on the Lampasas ISD Athletics Facebook page.
Youth Football Camp
BBYL is also taking registration forms for grades 1st-5th youth football camp. The registration forms can be found on the ISD Athletics Facebook page or give Paul Weinheimer a call at 512-556-8116. You can also email him for more information regarding the camp at bbylgracefolks.org.
badger sports may 17 2019
Regional Baseball
Liberty Hill beat Sealy in the first game of their 2 of 3 series and goes to game two this afternoon.
Bellville has split the first two games with Fulshear and goes to game three this evening.
Sinton and Robstown will go at it today in their series. The winner of that one will play the Liberty Hill/Sealy winner. Sinton is probably the favorite here.Lavernia and Hidalgo are to meet in the other quarter finals game. The winner will go up against either Bellville or Fulshear.
Badger Softball Awards
The Softball Banquet took place yesterday with pitchers Collyn Schurict and Cally Reding capturing the MVP awards. Collyn was named Defensive MVP and Cally was named Offensive MVP .
Monica Garza received the Battlin’ Badger award.
All District First Team honors went to Monica, Collyn Schuricht and Paytin Schiller.
All District Second Team honors went to Natalie Denoso and Brook Edgar
7 on 7 Football
Gatesville will host 7 on 7 on Saturday (weather permitting) and Lampasas has planned to be there.
Summer workout program (SWAT)
Lampasas High School is taking SWAT registration forms for this summer. Registration forms are available through athletics or a link found on the Lampasas ISD Athletics Facebook page.
Youth Football Camp
BBYL is also taking registration forms for grades 1st-5th youth football camp. The registrations forms can be found on the ISD Athletics Facebook page or give Paul Weinheimer a call at 512-556-8116. You can also email him for more information regarding the camp at bbylgracefolks.org.
Liberty Hill beat Sealy in the first game of their 2 of 3 series and goes to game two this afternoon.
Bellville has split the first two games with Fulshear and goes to game three this evening.
Sinton and Robstown will go at it today in their series. The winner of that one will play the Liberty Hill/Sealy winner. Sinton is probably the favorite here.Lavernia and Hidalgo are to meet in the other quarter finals game. The winner will go up against either Bellville or Fulshear.
Badger Softball Awards
The Softball Banquet took place yesterday with pitchers Collyn Schurict and Cally Reding capturing the MVP awards. Collyn was named Defensive MVP and Cally was named Offensive MVP .
Monica Garza received the Battlin’ Badger award.
All District First Team honors went to Monica, Collyn Schuricht and Paytin Schiller.
All District Second Team honors went to Natalie Denoso and Brook Edgar
7 on 7 Football
Gatesville will host 7 on 7 on Saturday (weather permitting) and Lampasas has planned to be there.
Summer workout program (SWAT)
Lampasas High School is taking SWAT registration forms for this summer. Registration forms are available through athletics or a link found on the Lampasas ISD Athletics Facebook page.
Youth Football Camp
BBYL is also taking registration forms for grades 1st-5th youth football camp. The registrations forms can be found on the ISD Athletics Facebook page or give Paul Weinheimer a call at 512-556-8116. You can also email him for more information regarding the camp at bbylgracefolks.org.
badger baseball awards 2019
Last evening at the Crawford Party House, the Badger Baseball team wrapped it up with their awards night.
Coach Shane Doege recognized all the players and staff of the successful playoff team, then handed out the traditional awards.
Receiving the top honor, Ace Whitehead was named MVP for 2019. His performance at bat, on the mound, in center field and in base running was simply the most valuable asset on the team this season.
Recognized as the Battlin’ Badger was senior Jon Davis, the third baseman who tirelessly worked that hot spot and also batted in the top of the order all year.
The Pitcher’s award went to Mary Ybarra who, most of the year worked as the closer (the last inning or two pitcher that typically throws fast and difficult breaking balls). He was very good at it, throwing very few pitches per inning with his high strike out number. But, in a few games he proved he could start, and finish games.
Recognized as the Best at Bat was Ace Whitehead once again. He consistently got crucial hits to “get on.”
The Gold Glove award went to both Badger Catchers, Haydn Hammerschmidt and Hunter Rebando who shared equally the position and both had great seasons.
After the feast and awards were over there were pictures and congratulations, then the teens did what the young do, played games and had fun.
Coach Shane Doege recognized all the players and staff of the successful playoff team, then handed out the traditional awards.
Receiving the top honor, Ace Whitehead was named MVP for 2019. His performance at bat, on the mound, in center field and in base running was simply the most valuable asset on the team this season.
Recognized as the Battlin’ Badger was senior Jon Davis, the third baseman who tirelessly worked that hot spot and also batted in the top of the order all year.
The Pitcher’s award went to Mary Ybarra who, most of the year worked as the closer (the last inning or two pitcher that typically throws fast and difficult breaking balls). He was very good at it, throwing very few pitches per inning with his high strike out number. But, in a few games he proved he could start, and finish games.
Recognized as the Best at Bat was Ace Whitehead once again. He consistently got crucial hits to “get on.”
The Gold Glove award went to both Badger Catchers, Haydn Hammerschmidt and Hunter Rebando who shared equally the position and both had great seasons.
After the feast and awards were over there were pictures and congratulations, then the teens did what the young do, played games and had fun.
Badger Sports may 15 2019
Baseball
The Badger Baseball teams will be honored at the Baseball Awards Night today at 6pm in the HS Cafetorium.
The District Awards will not be available until Liberty Hill is eliminated in the playoffs.
Golf
The Lady Badgers played in the State Tournament Monday and Tuesday. It was an unbelievable accomplishment just to be there, but they came in 2nd place in the tournament. Their total score was 678, behind Andrews with an amazing 649.
Individually, Kristen Richards led the Lampasas team with a 161 and a 7th place. Lee Ann Parker followed with a 168, finishing in 23rd place. Going in, Lee Ann was one of the favorites. Shaylee Wolfe had a 174 and Sara Olson a 176. Kinsley Lindeman was close behind with a 177 .
Congratulations to these girls for a great season and their Runner up in State.+
The Badger Baseball teams will be honored at the Baseball Awards Night today at 6pm in the HS Cafetorium.
The District Awards will not be available until Liberty Hill is eliminated in the playoffs.
Golf
The Lady Badgers played in the State Tournament Monday and Tuesday. It was an unbelievable accomplishment just to be there, but they came in 2nd place in the tournament. Their total score was 678, behind Andrews with an amazing 649.
Individually, Kristen Richards led the Lampasas team with a 161 and a 7th place. Lee Ann Parker followed with a 168, finishing in 23rd place. Going in, Lee Ann was one of the favorites. Shaylee Wolfe had a 174 and Sara Olson a 176. Kinsley Lindeman was close behind with a 177 .
Congratulations to these girls for a great season and their Runner up in State.+
badger sports may 14 2019
Badger Baseball
The Badger Baseball teams will be honored at the Baseball Awards Night on Wednesday at 6pm.
The District Awards will not be available until Liberty Hill is eliminated in the playoffs…and that might take a while.
.Golf
Lady Badger Golf was in second place at the end of Monday play at Plum Creek in Kyle. Competing in the State tournament are Lee Ann Parker, Kristen Richards, Sara Olsen, Kinsley Lindeman, and Shalee Wolfe.
As a team, they were 2nd, shooting a first-round of 340, led by 14th place Lee Ann Parker. Just ten strokes separated the 2nd through 7th places. District team, Salado with 349, was 6th, and nearby Gatesville had a 371 to come in ats 9th. Play continues today.
Cross Country
There will be a cross country meeting tonight at 5:30pm for all incoming 9th-12th grade students interested in running cross country next year. The meeting will be at the LHS lecture hall. If athletes are not able to attend or have any questions they should contact Coach Allison at the high school or Coach Skiles at the middle school.
Summer workout program (SWAT)
Lampasas High School is now taking SWAT registration forms for this summer. Registration forms are available through athletics or a link found on the Lampasas ISD Athletics Facebook page.
The Badger Baseball teams will be honored at the Baseball Awards Night on Wednesday at 6pm.
The District Awards will not be available until Liberty Hill is eliminated in the playoffs…and that might take a while.
.Golf
Lady Badger Golf was in second place at the end of Monday play at Plum Creek in Kyle. Competing in the State tournament are Lee Ann Parker, Kristen Richards, Sara Olsen, Kinsley Lindeman, and Shalee Wolfe.
As a team, they were 2nd, shooting a first-round of 340, led by 14th place Lee Ann Parker. Just ten strokes separated the 2nd through 7th places. District team, Salado with 349, was 6th, and nearby Gatesville had a 371 to come in ats 9th. Play continues today.
Cross Country
There will be a cross country meeting tonight at 5:30pm for all incoming 9th-12th grade students interested in running cross country next year. The meeting will be at the LHS lecture hall. If athletes are not able to attend or have any questions they should contact Coach Allison at the high school or Coach Skiles at the middle school.
Summer workout program (SWAT)
Lampasas High School is now taking SWAT registration forms for this summer. Registration forms are available through athletics or a link found on the Lampasas ISD Athletics Facebook page.
badger sports May 13 2019
Badger Baseball
Badgers season ends with 6-2 loss in final game with Bellville.
Saturday’s final decider just didn’t go well. The first inning saw everything fall apart for Lampasas. Austin Hilgenberg started on the mound and faced a barrage of bats that connected, some of them helped by Badger errors, bad pitches and passed balls, and when the inning was over it was 5-0. Lampasas came to bat and failed to get anything going. It went that way for 5 innings with neither team scoring. In the 6th Bellville got another run, and finally, in the 7th inning Lampasas began a rally on a Jon Davis single, followed by a walk to put Hunter Rebando on. Austin Caylor came in as a courtesy runner for Rebando, then Marty Ybarra singled and that sent Davis home and Caylor to third. An error caused Caylor to score, then Haydn Hammerschmidt singled to get Ybarra around to third…but the rally ended there when Ashton Knowles flied out to right field.
That was the end of the Badger baseball season for this year, but they’ll be back.
How our district is faring in the playoffs:
All district teams except Liberty Hill are now out. The Panthers beat Caldwell in the area game and now go on to play Sealy this week in the Regional Quarter Finals. Sealy easily polished off Taylor last week.
.Golf
Lady Badger golf will be heading to the State Tournament today and tomorrow, at Plum Creek in Kyle. Team members are Lee Ann Parker, Kristen Richards, Sara Olsen, Kinsley Lindeman, and Shalee Wolfe.
Cross Country
There will be a cross country meeting on Tuesday, May 14th at 5:30pm for all incoming 9th-12th grade students interested in running cross country next year. The meeting will be at the LHS lecture hall. If athletes are not able to attend or have any questions the LHS has asked to contact Coach Allison at the high school or Coach Skiles at the middle school.
Summer workout program (SWAT)
The Lampasas High School is now taking SWAT registration forms for this summer. Registration forms are available through athletics or a link found on the Lampasas ISD Athletics Facebook page.
Badgers season ends with 6-2 loss in final game with Bellville.
Saturday’s final decider just didn’t go well. The first inning saw everything fall apart for Lampasas. Austin Hilgenberg started on the mound and faced a barrage of bats that connected, some of them helped by Badger errors, bad pitches and passed balls, and when the inning was over it was 5-0. Lampasas came to bat and failed to get anything going. It went that way for 5 innings with neither team scoring. In the 6th Bellville got another run, and finally, in the 7th inning Lampasas began a rally on a Jon Davis single, followed by a walk to put Hunter Rebando on. Austin Caylor came in as a courtesy runner for Rebando, then Marty Ybarra singled and that sent Davis home and Caylor to third. An error caused Caylor to score, then Haydn Hammerschmidt singled to get Ybarra around to third…but the rally ended there when Ashton Knowles flied out to right field.
That was the end of the Badger baseball season for this year, but they’ll be back.
How our district is faring in the playoffs:
All district teams except Liberty Hill are now out. The Panthers beat Caldwell in the area game and now go on to play Sealy this week in the Regional Quarter Finals. Sealy easily polished off Taylor last week.
.Golf
Lady Badger golf will be heading to the State Tournament today and tomorrow, at Plum Creek in Kyle. Team members are Lee Ann Parker, Kristen Richards, Sara Olsen, Kinsley Lindeman, and Shalee Wolfe.
Cross Country
There will be a cross country meeting on Tuesday, May 14th at 5:30pm for all incoming 9th-12th grade students interested in running cross country next year. The meeting will be at the LHS lecture hall. If athletes are not able to attend or have any questions the LHS has asked to contact Coach Allison at the high school or Coach Skiles at the middle school.
Summer workout program (SWAT)
The Lampasas High School is now taking SWAT registration forms for this summer. Registration forms are available through athletics or a link found on the Lampasas ISD Athletics Facebook page.
badger sports may 11 2019
Badger Baseball
The Badgers and Bellville go back at it at 3pm at Cameron Yoe. Both teams will be hyped and the most interesting part of it is who the pitchers will be as much of the allowable 110 pitches have already been spent by both teams’ top pitchers.
Ace Whitehead started the first game Friday and used roughly 90 of his, closer Marty Ybarra played the part of starter in game two and used well over half his pitch count. Hunter Rebando used a good number. Still fresh arms are in the bullpen for both teams, and there are still those leftover pitch counts. We’ll see how it all works out, but both teams do have deep bullpens.
The Badger bats were fairly cold in the first game but there were 9 hits in the second. Gauge Gholson again turning in the dependable hits (2) and Jon Davis had 2 clutch hits. Other hits were by Whitehead, Logan Coleman, Ethan Rascoe, Ashton Knowles and Haydn Hammerschmidt. The Bellville team managed 12 hits against Lampasas in game 1 but in game 2 only 4.
It is still anybody’s game this afternoon.
Out broadcast team of Ronnie Witcher and Darrell Brooks will bring you the action at 101.9FM and on the internet at lampasasradio.com.
The district playoff games look like this:
#1 Liberty Hill (our Dist 27) is fighting it out with Caldwell, winning one game yesterday but playing agin today at noon.
#2 Lampasas (Dist 27) will play the rubber game today with Bellville at 3pm in Cameron.
#3 Salado (Dist 27) is out, losing to Wimberley last week in bi-district.
#4 Taylor (Dist 27) is now out as they lost two straight to Sealy on Friday.
Track
The State Track Meet today at Mike A. Myers Stadium at U.T. in Austin will have several Badger athletes competing.
The Boys 4X200M Relay team will be competing, going in with the #9 seed time of 1:30:11.
The Boys 400M Relay team will be competing, going in as the #6 seed with a time of 3:23.47.
The Boys 300M Hurdles - Cameron Everts and Ace Whitehead will be running.
Golf
Lady Badger golf will be heading to the State Tournament on May 13-14, next Monday and Tuesday, at Plum Creek in Kyle. Team members are Lee Ann Parker, Kristen Richards, Sara Olsen, Kinsley Lindeman, and Shalee Wolfe.
Lampasas Middle School will be at the Quicksands Golf Course for a tournament today at Wimberley.
The Badgers and Bellville go back at it at 3pm at Cameron Yoe. Both teams will be hyped and the most interesting part of it is who the pitchers will be as much of the allowable 110 pitches have already been spent by both teams’ top pitchers.
Ace Whitehead started the first game Friday and used roughly 90 of his, closer Marty Ybarra played the part of starter in game two and used well over half his pitch count. Hunter Rebando used a good number. Still fresh arms are in the bullpen for both teams, and there are still those leftover pitch counts. We’ll see how it all works out, but both teams do have deep bullpens.
The Badger bats were fairly cold in the first game but there were 9 hits in the second. Gauge Gholson again turning in the dependable hits (2) and Jon Davis had 2 clutch hits. Other hits were by Whitehead, Logan Coleman, Ethan Rascoe, Ashton Knowles and Haydn Hammerschmidt. The Bellville team managed 12 hits against Lampasas in game 1 but in game 2 only 4.
It is still anybody’s game this afternoon.
Out broadcast team of Ronnie Witcher and Darrell Brooks will bring you the action at 101.9FM and on the internet at lampasasradio.com.
The district playoff games look like this:
#1 Liberty Hill (our Dist 27) is fighting it out with Caldwell, winning one game yesterday but playing agin today at noon.
#2 Lampasas (Dist 27) will play the rubber game today with Bellville at 3pm in Cameron.
#3 Salado (Dist 27) is out, losing to Wimberley last week in bi-district.
#4 Taylor (Dist 27) is now out as they lost two straight to Sealy on Friday.
Track
The State Track Meet today at Mike A. Myers Stadium at U.T. in Austin will have several Badger athletes competing.
The Boys 4X200M Relay team will be competing, going in with the #9 seed time of 1:30:11.
The Boys 400M Relay team will be competing, going in as the #6 seed with a time of 3:23.47.
The Boys 300M Hurdles - Cameron Everts and Ace Whitehead will be running.
Golf
Lady Badger golf will be heading to the State Tournament on May 13-14, next Monday and Tuesday, at Plum Creek in Kyle. Team members are Lee Ann Parker, Kristen Richards, Sara Olsen, Kinsley Lindeman, and Shalee Wolfe.
Lampasas Middle School will be at the Quicksands Golf Course for a tournament today at Wimberley.
badger sports May 10 2019
Badger Baseball
1st pitch for the Area game against the Bellville Brahmas is a hoped-for 2pm this afternoon in Hutto.
The Badgers are the District 27, 2nd place team and Bellville is the 1st place team out of District 26. Bellville beat the District 25, 4th place Needville team last week 2-1. Lampasas beat the District 28, 3rd place team last week in a one gamer, 2-1.
The only common team our two competitors has played this year is Caldwell. Hutto played them 3 times and lost 1 of them, won 2. Lampasas played Caldwell twice and split wins. So-o, what about the bullpen? Both teams have several able pitchers.
Individually, Caldwell’s likely best pitcher, according to Coach Doege, is also their best hitter. Lampasas has some pretty good hitters too.
Actually, this should be a good matchup, much like the match between Lampasas and Boerne last week that wound up in a close, low scoring game.
If you can’t make it to the game, tune in to 101.9FM for all the action. We will also stream at lampasasradio.com. If bad weather should put 101.9FM off the air for some reason, try 1450AM. We’ll do our best to overcome all obstacles to bring you the game.
Track
The State Track Meet Saturday at Mike A. Myers Stadium at U.T. in Austin will have several Badger athletes competing.
The Boys 4X200M Relay team will be competing, going in with the #9 seed time of 1:30:11.
The Boys 400M Relay team will be competing, going in as the #6 seed with a time of 3:23.47.
The Boys 300M Hurdles - Cameron Everts and Ace Whitehead will be running.
1st pitch for the Area game against the Bellville Brahmas is a hoped-for 2pm this afternoon in Hutto.
The Badgers are the District 27, 2nd place team and Bellville is the 1st place team out of District 26. Bellville beat the District 25, 4th place Needville team last week 2-1. Lampasas beat the District 28, 3rd place team last week in a one gamer, 2-1.
The only common team our two competitors has played this year is Caldwell. Hutto played them 3 times and lost 1 of them, won 2. Lampasas played Caldwell twice and split wins. So-o, what about the bullpen? Both teams have several able pitchers.
Individually, Caldwell’s likely best pitcher, according to Coach Doege, is also their best hitter. Lampasas has some pretty good hitters too.
Actually, this should be a good matchup, much like the match between Lampasas and Boerne last week that wound up in a close, low scoring game.
If you can’t make it to the game, tune in to 101.9FM for all the action. We will also stream at lampasasradio.com. If bad weather should put 101.9FM off the air for some reason, try 1450AM. We’ll do our best to overcome all obstacles to bring you the game.
Track
The State Track Meet Saturday at Mike A. Myers Stadium at U.T. in Austin will have several Badger athletes competing.
The Boys 4X200M Relay team will be competing, going in with the #9 seed time of 1:30:11.
The Boys 400M Relay team will be competing, going in as the #6 seed with a time of 3:23.47.
The Boys 300M Hurdles - Cameron Everts and Ace Whitehead will be running.
Badger Sports May 9 2019
Track
The State Track Meet Saturday at Mike A. Myers Stadium at U.T. in Austin will have several Badger athletes competing.
The Boys 4X200M Relay team will be competing, going in with the #9 seed time of 1:30:11.
The Boys 400M Relay team will be competing, going in as the #6 seed with a time of 3:23.47.
The Boys 300M Hurdles - Cameron Everts and Ace Whitehead will be running.
.Golf
Lady Badger golf will be heading to the State Tournament on May 13-14, next Monday and Tuesday, at Plum Creek in Kyle. Team members are Lee Ann Parker, Kristen Richards, Sara Olsen, Kinsley Lindeman, and Shalee Wolfe.
Lampasas Middle School will be at the Quicksands Golf Course for a tournament today at Wimberley.
Cross Country
There will be a cross country meeting on Tuesday, May 14th at 5:30pm for all incoming 9th-12th grade students interested in running cross country next year. The meeting will be at the LHS lecture hall. If athletes are not able to attend or have any questions, LHS asks that they contact Coach Allison at the high school or Coach Skiles at the middle school.
Summer workout program (SWAT)
The Lampasas High School is now taking SWAT registration forms for this summer. Registration forms are available through athletics or a link found on the Lampasas ISD Athletics Facebook page.
The State Track Meet Saturday at Mike A. Myers Stadium at U.T. in Austin will have several Badger athletes competing.
The Boys 4X200M Relay team will be competing, going in with the #9 seed time of 1:30:11.
The Boys 400M Relay team will be competing, going in as the #6 seed with a time of 3:23.47.
The Boys 300M Hurdles - Cameron Everts and Ace Whitehead will be running.
.Golf
Lady Badger golf will be heading to the State Tournament on May 13-14, next Monday and Tuesday, at Plum Creek in Kyle. Team members are Lee Ann Parker, Kristen Richards, Sara Olsen, Kinsley Lindeman, and Shalee Wolfe.
Lampasas Middle School will be at the Quicksands Golf Course for a tournament today at Wimberley.
Cross Country
There will be a cross country meeting on Tuesday, May 14th at 5:30pm for all incoming 9th-12th grade students interested in running cross country next year. The meeting will be at the LHS lecture hall. If athletes are not able to attend or have any questions, LHS asks that they contact Coach Allison at the high school or Coach Skiles at the middle school.
Summer workout program (SWAT)
The Lampasas High School is now taking SWAT registration forms for this summer. Registration forms are available through athletics or a link found on the Lampasas ISD Athletics Facebook page.
badger sports may 7 2019
Badger Baseball
Badgers go to “Area” playoffs Friday.
Current plans are for Lampasas and Bellville to meet on Friday at Hutto for a 5pm game, after that, the second game of the double-header. Game 3, if needed, would take place on Saturday at 3pm at Cameron Yoe.
That’s the plan. Of course as we saw last week, plans can fall apart and change fast due to spring rains so the two teams have to be ready to make fast adjustments.
What we know of Bellville is that they are a good team with what appears to be a good pitching staff. They are ranked, at least by one website, much higher that Lampasas. That said, in the actual game rankings and comparisons, the two teams seem very evenly matched.
Bellville is from District 26, and they went on to beat Needville in bi-district. Their district record was 9-1 while Lampasas’ was 8-2. It should be a good playoff if the weather cooperates.
This game, and all Badger playoff games, will be broadcast live on KACQ 101.9FM and on the internet at lampasasradio.com.
How our district is faring in the playoffs:
Taylor will play Sealy this week.
Salado is out after losing to Wimberley.
Lampasas will play Bellville.
Liberty Hill will play Caldwell.
Track
The Regional Track Meet results wind up sending a number of Badgers to the State Meet which plays out May 10 and May 11 at Mike A. Myers Stadium at U.T. in Austin.
The Boys 4X200M Relay team of Dylan Alpha, Thomas Cavalieri, Brady Carroll and Cameron Everts will be there, going in with the #9 seed time of 1:30:11. Jaylon Porter and Case Brister are the backups.
The Boys 400M Relay team of Luke Palacios, Brady Carroll, Ace Whitehead and Cameron Everts will be there, going in as the #6 seed with a time of 3:23.47. Thomas Cavalieri and Jaylon Porter are the backups.
The Boys 300M Hurdles - Cameron Everts and Ace Whitehead will be there.
Cameron is going in as the #1 seed with a time of 38.82, the only hurdler to break the 39 second mark.
Ace Whitehead goes in as the #7 seed with a 39.64 time
Badgers go to “Area” playoffs Friday.
Current plans are for Lampasas and Bellville to meet on Friday at Hutto for a 5pm game, after that, the second game of the double-header. Game 3, if needed, would take place on Saturday at 3pm at Cameron Yoe.
That’s the plan. Of course as we saw last week, plans can fall apart and change fast due to spring rains so the two teams have to be ready to make fast adjustments.
What we know of Bellville is that they are a good team with what appears to be a good pitching staff. They are ranked, at least by one website, much higher that Lampasas. That said, in the actual game rankings and comparisons, the two teams seem very evenly matched.
Bellville is from District 26, and they went on to beat Needville in bi-district. Their district record was 9-1 while Lampasas’ was 8-2. It should be a good playoff if the weather cooperates.
This game, and all Badger playoff games, will be broadcast live on KACQ 101.9FM and on the internet at lampasasradio.com.
How our district is faring in the playoffs:
Taylor will play Sealy this week.
Salado is out after losing to Wimberley.
Lampasas will play Bellville.
Liberty Hill will play Caldwell.
Track
The Regional Track Meet results wind up sending a number of Badgers to the State Meet which plays out May 10 and May 11 at Mike A. Myers Stadium at U.T. in Austin.
The Boys 4X200M Relay team of Dylan Alpha, Thomas Cavalieri, Brady Carroll and Cameron Everts will be there, going in with the #9 seed time of 1:30:11. Jaylon Porter and Case Brister are the backups.
The Boys 400M Relay team of Luke Palacios, Brady Carroll, Ace Whitehead and Cameron Everts will be there, going in as the #6 seed with a time of 3:23.47. Thomas Cavalieri and Jaylon Porter are the backups.
The Boys 300M Hurdles - Cameron Everts and Ace Whitehead will be there.
Cameron is going in as the #1 seed with a time of 38.82, the only hurdler to break the 39 second mark.
Ace Whitehead goes in as the #7 seed with a 39.64 time
badger sports May 6 2019
Badger Baseball
Badgers win bi-district! That’s the short story. Now it’s on to the Area Game.
Plans currently made are for Lampasas to meet their Area games opponent, Bellville, in Hutto on Friday afternoon at 5pm. Two games would be played of a 2 of 3 series, and if a 3rd game is needed, it would be played at Cameron Yoe’s ball field on Saturday at 3pm.
Bellville is the winner of District 26, and they went on to beat Needville in bi-district. They are 20-8 overall this year, with a 9-1 district regular season record, though they had a play-in tie breaker with Caldwell to become the district 26 winner. That play-in game went 13 innings. Bellville, like Lampasas, has several capable pitchers.
How our district is faring in the playoffs:
The big surprise is Taylor. They went in as the 4th place team from our district and beat Llano, the #1 district 28 team after a confusing rain-marred 2 of 3 series. Now they play Sealy.
Salado is out after losing to Wimberley.
Lampasas beat Boerne and goes on to play Bellville.
Liberty Hill beat Fredericksburg and goes on to play Caldwell.
M.S. Tennis
Middle School tennis had their district meet on Saturday, May 4th.
7th Grade: Bryan Chavez beat teammate Wilson Hammond to win 3rd place. Neely Miller and Yielayne Lingo won a tough match and brought home 3rd place. Luke Rogers and Nicholas Rodriguez got 4th as well as Neveah Trujillo and Joel Johnson in mixed doubles.
8th Grade: Samuel Zmolik came out on top against two great players. He won 3rd place! Emily Cain came in 4th along with Amore Zapata and Emma Drake in doubles, and JT Saucedo and Madison Miles in mixed doubles.
Badgers win bi-district! That’s the short story. Now it’s on to the Area Game.
Plans currently made are for Lampasas to meet their Area games opponent, Bellville, in Hutto on Friday afternoon at 5pm. Two games would be played of a 2 of 3 series, and if a 3rd game is needed, it would be played at Cameron Yoe’s ball field on Saturday at 3pm.
Bellville is the winner of District 26, and they went on to beat Needville in bi-district. They are 20-8 overall this year, with a 9-1 district regular season record, though they had a play-in tie breaker with Caldwell to become the district 26 winner. That play-in game went 13 innings. Bellville, like Lampasas, has several capable pitchers.
How our district is faring in the playoffs:
The big surprise is Taylor. They went in as the 4th place team from our district and beat Llano, the #1 district 28 team after a confusing rain-marred 2 of 3 series. Now they play Sealy.
Salado is out after losing to Wimberley.
Lampasas beat Boerne and goes on to play Bellville.
Liberty Hill beat Fredericksburg and goes on to play Caldwell.
M.S. Tennis
Middle School tennis had their district meet on Saturday, May 4th.
7th Grade: Bryan Chavez beat teammate Wilson Hammond to win 3rd place. Neely Miller and Yielayne Lingo won a tough match and brought home 3rd place. Luke Rogers and Nicholas Rodriguez got 4th as well as Neveah Trujillo and Joel Johnson in mixed doubles.
8th Grade: Samuel Zmolik came out on top against two great players. He won 3rd place! Emily Cain came in 4th along with Amore Zapata and Emma Drake in doubles, and JT Saucedo and Madison Miles in mixed doubles.
badger sports May 4 2019
Badger Baseball
The Badgers and Boerne Greyhounds game was stopped and postponed yesterday evening in Dripping Springs due to torrential rain and wind storms. When it was stopped, Boerne was ahead by 1 run.
Fighting slightly wet artificial turf and occasional rain, the game was attempting to go on. It was hugely important because UIL rules require that any series has to have at least one game completed by Friday night at midnight, otherwise it has to go to a one game playoff on Saturday. The teams were desperately trying to get the required 4 innings in Friday night. But, it didn’t happen.
They were in the bottom of the 3rd, with Lampasas at bat, when the rain became too heavy to play and umpires stopped it. Ace Whitehead, the top of the Badger batting order, had come to the plate. Boerne’s Cale Mathison was on the mound.
Mathison had thrown 40 pitches in his 2 innings, 22 of them strikes, and had given up 1 hit. He struck out 3 Badger batters and walked 2 of them.
Marty Ybarra had been on the mound for the Badgers for 3 innings, throwing 62 pitches, 37 of them strikes. He had given up 1 hit in those 3 innings, struck out 4 Greyhound batters and walked 2.
At bat, the first batter up for Boerne in the game, Doug Hodo, got a big hit that ended in a run. It was the hit for the Greyhounds and the only score in the game.
For Lampasas, Gauge Gholson got a hit in the bottom of the 1st inning, a line drive single that got by the third basemen and into left field. Previous to Gholson’s hit, Ace Whitehead had walked to 1st, so the hit advanced him to 2nd. Next up was Ethan Rascoe, who also got the walk. This loaded the bases and Badger hopes were high, but the next three Badger batters either struck out or flyed out.
So-o, the game starts up again this afternoon at 4pm, winner take all, on the artificial turf at Dripping Springs, a town that is still trying to dry itself off this morning.
The crucial ball game will be broadcast live over KACQ 101.9FM, with the broadcast going on air about 3:30pm.
The district playoff games look like this:
#1 Liberty Hill (our Dist 27) will play #4 Fredericksburg (Dist 28) at 7pm this evening. Their Friday game was a rainout so they have a 1 game playoff today in Liberty Hill.
#2 Lampasas (Dist 27) will continue with their one game playoff against #3 Boerne (Dist 28) at 4pm this afternoon in Dripping Springs.
#3 Salado (Dist 27) lost to #2 Wimberley (Dist 28) 7-5 on Thursday, got rained out Friday and go to game 2 today.
#4 Taylor (Dist 27) lost to #1 Llano (Dist 28) 15-2 on Thursday. Their second game, scheduled for Friday, was stopped in the bottom of the 6th with Llano ahead 1-0. It went the required 4 innings so we assume it was a loss for Taylor and will not continue.
.Golf
LeeAnn Parker and Kristen Richards Sara Olsen, Hensley Lindeman, and Shalee Wolfe will all be competing in the State tournament.
Lampasas Middle School will be at the Quicksands Golf Course for a tournament is on May 9th at in Wimberley.
The Badgers and Boerne Greyhounds game was stopped and postponed yesterday evening in Dripping Springs due to torrential rain and wind storms. When it was stopped, Boerne was ahead by 1 run.
Fighting slightly wet artificial turf and occasional rain, the game was attempting to go on. It was hugely important because UIL rules require that any series has to have at least one game completed by Friday night at midnight, otherwise it has to go to a one game playoff on Saturday. The teams were desperately trying to get the required 4 innings in Friday night. But, it didn’t happen.
They were in the bottom of the 3rd, with Lampasas at bat, when the rain became too heavy to play and umpires stopped it. Ace Whitehead, the top of the Badger batting order, had come to the plate. Boerne’s Cale Mathison was on the mound.
Mathison had thrown 40 pitches in his 2 innings, 22 of them strikes, and had given up 1 hit. He struck out 3 Badger batters and walked 2 of them.
Marty Ybarra had been on the mound for the Badgers for 3 innings, throwing 62 pitches, 37 of them strikes. He had given up 1 hit in those 3 innings, struck out 4 Greyhound batters and walked 2.
At bat, the first batter up for Boerne in the game, Doug Hodo, got a big hit that ended in a run. It was the hit for the Greyhounds and the only score in the game.
For Lampasas, Gauge Gholson got a hit in the bottom of the 1st inning, a line drive single that got by the third basemen and into left field. Previous to Gholson’s hit, Ace Whitehead had walked to 1st, so the hit advanced him to 2nd. Next up was Ethan Rascoe, who also got the walk. This loaded the bases and Badger hopes were high, but the next three Badger batters either struck out or flyed out.
So-o, the game starts up again this afternoon at 4pm, winner take all, on the artificial turf at Dripping Springs, a town that is still trying to dry itself off this morning.
The crucial ball game will be broadcast live over KACQ 101.9FM, with the broadcast going on air about 3:30pm.
The district playoff games look like this:
#1 Liberty Hill (our Dist 27) will play #4 Fredericksburg (Dist 28) at 7pm this evening. Their Friday game was a rainout so they have a 1 game playoff today in Liberty Hill.
#2 Lampasas (Dist 27) will continue with their one game playoff against #3 Boerne (Dist 28) at 4pm this afternoon in Dripping Springs.
#3 Salado (Dist 27) lost to #2 Wimberley (Dist 28) 7-5 on Thursday, got rained out Friday and go to game 2 today.
#4 Taylor (Dist 27) lost to #1 Llano (Dist 28) 15-2 on Thursday. Their second game, scheduled for Friday, was stopped in the bottom of the 6th with Llano ahead 1-0. It went the required 4 innings so we assume it was a loss for Taylor and will not continue.
.Golf
LeeAnn Parker and Kristen Richards Sara Olsen, Hensley Lindeman, and Shalee Wolfe will all be competing in the State tournament.
Lampasas Middle School will be at the Quicksands Golf Course for a tournament is on May 9th at in Wimberley.
badger sports may 3 2019
Badger Baseball
The Badger Baseball team, as well as the Boerne team, lost to the rain last night at Dripping Springs. The game had already been backed up to an 8:30 start, but the preceding game was backed up by continuing rain and drizzle and lightning strikes so that a start for Lampasas would have run into the really late night. So-o, after negotiations and re-routing, etc., the coaches finally agreed to try it again this (Friday) afternoon at 4pm. Both teams will be in Dripping Springs, ready to play at that time, and as soon as there’s a break in whatever weather is around at the time, they’ll take the field. It should be a good game, both teams well matched in talent. It is the first of what’s planned to be a 2 of 3 series that will continue Saturday afternoon at 4pm.
This time of year, you just never know about Texas weather, and the wildflowers are always thirsty, but baseball demands sunshine. We hope for a little from now through Saturday evening.
Go Badgers!
The district playoff games look like this:
#1 Liberty Hill (our Dist 27) will play #4 Fredericksburg (Dist 28) at 7pm this evening, weather permitting.
#2 Lampasas (Dist 27) will play #3 Boerne (Dist 28) at 4pm this evening, weather permitting.
#3 Salado (Dist 27) lost to #2 Wimberley (Dist 28) 7-5.
#4 Taylor (Dist 27) lost to #1 Llano (Dist 28) 15-2 .
Softball
The Lady Badgers season is over and, though it has nothing to do with the successes or failures of local softball, it looks like another change is coming.
Badger Head SB Coach Drew Cleavinger has announced that she will not be coaching next year.
The word is that the school will be looking outside for a new coach.
DID NOT USE GOLF OR TENNIS ON FRIDAY
Golf
LeeAnn Parker and Kristen Richards Sara Olsen, Hensley Lindeman, and Shalee Wolfe will all be competing in the State tournament.
Lampasas Middle School will be at the Quicksands Golf Course for a tournament is on May 9th at in Wimberley.
Soccer
The Lampasas Soccer team will be having their soccer banquet to honor the players and coaches this season tonight at the Lampasas High School.
Tennis
LMS teams will be traveling to Fredericksburg today for a district meet..
The Badger Baseball team, as well as the Boerne team, lost to the rain last night at Dripping Springs. The game had already been backed up to an 8:30 start, but the preceding game was backed up by continuing rain and drizzle and lightning strikes so that a start for Lampasas would have run into the really late night. So-o, after negotiations and re-routing, etc., the coaches finally agreed to try it again this (Friday) afternoon at 4pm. Both teams will be in Dripping Springs, ready to play at that time, and as soon as there’s a break in whatever weather is around at the time, they’ll take the field. It should be a good game, both teams well matched in talent. It is the first of what’s planned to be a 2 of 3 series that will continue Saturday afternoon at 4pm.
This time of year, you just never know about Texas weather, and the wildflowers are always thirsty, but baseball demands sunshine. We hope for a little from now through Saturday evening.
Go Badgers!
The district playoff games look like this:
#1 Liberty Hill (our Dist 27) will play #4 Fredericksburg (Dist 28) at 7pm this evening, weather permitting.
#2 Lampasas (Dist 27) will play #3 Boerne (Dist 28) at 4pm this evening, weather permitting.
#3 Salado (Dist 27) lost to #2 Wimberley (Dist 28) 7-5.
#4 Taylor (Dist 27) lost to #1 Llano (Dist 28) 15-2 .
Softball
The Lady Badgers season is over and, though it has nothing to do with the successes or failures of local softball, it looks like another change is coming.
Badger Head SB Coach Drew Cleavinger has announced that she will not be coaching next year.
The word is that the school will be looking outside for a new coach.
DID NOT USE GOLF OR TENNIS ON FRIDAY
Golf
LeeAnn Parker and Kristen Richards Sara Olsen, Hensley Lindeman, and Shalee Wolfe will all be competing in the State tournament.
Lampasas Middle School will be at the Quicksands Golf Course for a tournament is on May 9th at in Wimberley.
Soccer
The Lampasas Soccer team will be having their soccer banquet to honor the players and coaches this season tonight at the Lampasas High School.
Tennis
LMS teams will be traveling to Fredericksburg today for a district meet..
badger sports May 2 2019
Badger Baseball
Here we go again! Off to the playoffs. The Badger baseball team has been here before, but this year the team, and fans, are a little more hopeful.
Lampasas goes to play the Boerne Greyhounds, the 3rd place team out of District 28, in what looks to be an 8:30pm game in Dripping Springs. The Greyhounds don’t appear to be any better team than the Badgers, but that’s a guess based on games they played and stats turned in by their team. In the end, they lost 4 district games this year while Lampasas only lost 2.
Another point is that Lampasas has more good pitchers in the bullpen than Boerne does. But, back in the early pre-district season, Lampasas played Boerne…and lost. So, this could be a good’n. Look for Marty Ybarra to start on the mound for the Badgers and either Brady Turnbill or Cale Mathison for the Greyhounds. If their starter doesn’t seem to get’r done, they’ll bring in reliever Matthew St. Amour. This reliever rarely walks anybody. He throws a high percentage of strikes.
This game, at “Drip” has now been pushed back in field use with a 6pm game starting before the Lampasas game, so, we look for our game to start about 8:30pm. That is a bit late and will probably put us all coming home after midnight. Couple that with rain chances and…any fans who can’t make it to the game should tune in to KACQ 101.9 or lampasasradio.com. We will, barring rain or some other kind of disaster, broadcast the game live.
Golf
Lampasas Middle School played in Kingsland Tuesday the girls’ blue team brought home gold with a 204 score. The team included: Jennifer Greiner 43 (1st place), Kenlee Turner 49 (4th place), Avery Hopson 56, Isabelle May 56, and Maria Raigosa.
The boys' blue team placed 3rd with a 206 score. Peyton Spore 46 (2nd place), Coulson Plouff 48(3rd place), Owen Stubbs 50, Pacen Kepler 62, and Jace Mickey 63.
The next district tournament is on May 9th at Quicksands in Wimberley.
Soccer
The Lampasas Soccer team will be having their soccer banquet to honor the players and coaches this season tomorrow at the Lampasas High School.
Tennis
LMS teams will be traveling to Fredericksburg tomorrow for a district meet.
Here we go again! Off to the playoffs. The Badger baseball team has been here before, but this year the team, and fans, are a little more hopeful.
Lampasas goes to play the Boerne Greyhounds, the 3rd place team out of District 28, in what looks to be an 8:30pm game in Dripping Springs. The Greyhounds don’t appear to be any better team than the Badgers, but that’s a guess based on games they played and stats turned in by their team. In the end, they lost 4 district games this year while Lampasas only lost 2.
Another point is that Lampasas has more good pitchers in the bullpen than Boerne does. But, back in the early pre-district season, Lampasas played Boerne…and lost. So, this could be a good’n. Look for Marty Ybarra to start on the mound for the Badgers and either Brady Turnbill or Cale Mathison for the Greyhounds. If their starter doesn’t seem to get’r done, they’ll bring in reliever Matthew St. Amour. This reliever rarely walks anybody. He throws a high percentage of strikes.
This game, at “Drip” has now been pushed back in field use with a 6pm game starting before the Lampasas game, so, we look for our game to start about 8:30pm. That is a bit late and will probably put us all coming home after midnight. Couple that with rain chances and…any fans who can’t make it to the game should tune in to KACQ 101.9 or lampasasradio.com. We will, barring rain or some other kind of disaster, broadcast the game live.
Golf
Lampasas Middle School played in Kingsland Tuesday the girls’ blue team brought home gold with a 204 score. The team included: Jennifer Greiner 43 (1st place), Kenlee Turner 49 (4th place), Avery Hopson 56, Isabelle May 56, and Maria Raigosa.
The boys' blue team placed 3rd with a 206 score. Peyton Spore 46 (2nd place), Coulson Plouff 48(3rd place), Owen Stubbs 50, Pacen Kepler 62, and Jace Mickey 63.
The next district tournament is on May 9th at Quicksands in Wimberley.
Soccer
The Lampasas Soccer team will be having their soccer banquet to honor the players and coaches this season tomorrow at the Lampasas High School.
Tennis
LMS teams will be traveling to Fredericksburg tomorrow for a district meet.
badger sports may 1 2019
Baseball
The 2019 Badgers (8-2) finished their season in 2nd place in District 27-4A and are headed to the Bi-district Playoffs with Lampasas to play District 28’s 3rd place team on Thursday evening in Dripping Springs in the first of a two of three series. Game two is Saturday at 4pm and game three, if needed, will be after that.
The biggest problem here is rain chances. Right now the field at Dripping Springs is under a 40% rain chance forecast for Thursday and for Saturday, with the off day on Friday facing a 70% rain chance. .
What happens if ??? We’ll ask Coach Doege on Thursday morning in the regular 8am baseball show on Lampasas Radio.
The Badger Playoff run, wherever it goes, will be broadcast live over KACQ 101.9FM. It’s also live on lampasasradio.com.
Powerlifting
Powerlifting awards were held last night. Sophomores Alyssa Ayers and Jack Jerome were recognized as this year’s Battlin’ Badgers.
Alyssa Ayers placed third at the state powerlifting meet, breaking three regions records on her way there. Jack Jerome won his class at regionals making him a regional champ and a state competitor.
Above l-r are Coach Young, Alyssa Ayers, Jack Jerome and Coach Brister.
Golf
The Lady Badgers played in the 4A Region 4 tournament held in Corpus Christi at the Oso Beach Golf Course on Monday and Tuesday.
They played amazingly well.
LeeAnn Parker came in 1st overall and Kristen Richards placed 4th individually, helping push the team score to the top at the Regionals. The entire Lady Badger Golf Team composed of Sara Olsen, Hensley Lindeman, Shalee Wolfe, LeeAnn Parker and Kristen Richards is headed to the State Tournament.
Congratulations Lady Badgers!
Soccer
The Lampasas Soccer team will be having their soccer banquet to honor the players and coaches this season on Friday at the Lampasas High School.
Tennis
LMS teams were at Llano last Saturday where 7th grader Allison Valdez earned a 3rd place medal, Bryan Chavez won 2nd place in boys singles and Luke Rogers and Nicholas Rodriguez took 2nd in doubles.
8th graders in mixed doubles, Madison Miles and JT saucedo got a 4th, along with Claton Shaw in singles. Samuel Zmolick won Consolation in boys singles. For the girls, Emily Cain took 2nd, Emma Drake lost early to gthe eventual winner, Cassie Wilson and Isabel Provonost took 3rd and Haylee Finley and Lauren Banks lost in consolation finals in doubles.
The girls will be at Fredericksburg on Saturday for a district meet.
The 2019 Badgers (8-2) finished their season in 2nd place in District 27-4A and are headed to the Bi-district Playoffs with Lampasas to play District 28’s 3rd place team on Thursday evening in Dripping Springs in the first of a two of three series. Game two is Saturday at 4pm and game three, if needed, will be after that.
The biggest problem here is rain chances. Right now the field at Dripping Springs is under a 40% rain chance forecast for Thursday and for Saturday, with the off day on Friday facing a 70% rain chance. .
What happens if ??? We’ll ask Coach Doege on Thursday morning in the regular 8am baseball show on Lampasas Radio.
The Badger Playoff run, wherever it goes, will be broadcast live over KACQ 101.9FM. It’s also live on lampasasradio.com.
Powerlifting
Powerlifting awards were held last night. Sophomores Alyssa Ayers and Jack Jerome were recognized as this year’s Battlin’ Badgers.
Alyssa Ayers placed third at the state powerlifting meet, breaking three regions records on her way there. Jack Jerome won his class at regionals making him a regional champ and a state competitor.
Above l-r are Coach Young, Alyssa Ayers, Jack Jerome and Coach Brister.
Golf
The Lady Badgers played in the 4A Region 4 tournament held in Corpus Christi at the Oso Beach Golf Course on Monday and Tuesday.
They played amazingly well.
LeeAnn Parker came in 1st overall and Kristen Richards placed 4th individually, helping push the team score to the top at the Regionals. The entire Lady Badger Golf Team composed of Sara Olsen, Hensley Lindeman, Shalee Wolfe, LeeAnn Parker and Kristen Richards is headed to the State Tournament.
Congratulations Lady Badgers!
Soccer
The Lampasas Soccer team will be having their soccer banquet to honor the players and coaches this season on Friday at the Lampasas High School.
Tennis
LMS teams were at Llano last Saturday where 7th grader Allison Valdez earned a 3rd place medal, Bryan Chavez won 2nd place in boys singles and Luke Rogers and Nicholas Rodriguez took 2nd in doubles.
8th graders in mixed doubles, Madison Miles and JT saucedo got a 4th, along with Claton Shaw in singles. Samuel Zmolick won Consolation in boys singles. For the girls, Emily Cain took 2nd, Emma Drake lost early to gthe eventual winner, Cassie Wilson and Isabel Provonost took 3rd and Haylee Finley and Lauren Banks lost in consolation finals in doubles.
The girls will be at Fredericksburg on Saturday for a district meet.
badger sports april 30 2019
Badger Baseball
New Deal…Change in bi-district playoff schedule:
Rain, the likelihoods, and other matters, have brought a new schedule.
(1)The Lampasas and Boerne Baseball teams will meet on Thursday, in Dripping Springs, at 7:30pm for their first playoff game. That is a 30 minute push-back from earlier.
(2)There will not be a Friday game, as earlier planned. The second game will be Saturday at 4pm. Game three, if needed, will be played 30 minutes after that second game.
The matchup…It could be a contest of pitchers, or it could come down to which team can avoid errors. Or it could be a battle of the bats. It’s playoff baseball and you know what they say, “On any given day, anything can happen.”
Thursday’s game, weather permitting, will begin at 7:30 pm in Dripping Springs. It, and all Badger playoff games, will be broadcast live on KACQ 101.9FM and on the internet at lampasasradio.com.
Golf
LeeAnn Parker and Kristen Richards will soon be headed to the State Golf Tournament.
LMS Golf is in Kingsland today.
Track
The Regional Track Meet results wind up sending a number of Badgers to the State Meet May 10 and May 11 at Mike A. Myers Stadium at U.T. in Austin.
The Boys 4X200M Relay team of Dylan Alpha, Thomas Cavalieri, Brady Carroll and Cameron Everts will be there, going in with the #9 seed time of 1:30:11. Jaylon Porter and Case Brister are the backups.
The Boys 400M Relay team of Luke Palacios, Brady Carroll, Ace Whitehead and Cameron Everts will be there, going in as the #6 seed with a time of 3:23.47. Thomas Cavalieri and Jaylon Porter are the backups.
The Boys 300M Hurdles - Cameron Everts and Ace Whitehead will be there.
Cameron is going in as the #1 seed with a time of 38.82, the only hurdler to break the 39 second mark.
Ace Whitehead goes in as the #7 seed with a 39.64 time.
Soccer
The Lampasas Soccer team will be having their soccer banquet on Friday at the Lampasas High School.
Tennis
Lampasas Middle School Tennis teams were in Llano for a meet on Saturday.
LMS teams will be traveling to Fredericksburg on Friday for a district meet.
New Deal…Change in bi-district playoff schedule:
Rain, the likelihoods, and other matters, have brought a new schedule.
(1)The Lampasas and Boerne Baseball teams will meet on Thursday, in Dripping Springs, at 7:30pm for their first playoff game. That is a 30 minute push-back from earlier.
(2)There will not be a Friday game, as earlier planned. The second game will be Saturday at 4pm. Game three, if needed, will be played 30 minutes after that second game.
The matchup…It could be a contest of pitchers, or it could come down to which team can avoid errors. Or it could be a battle of the bats. It’s playoff baseball and you know what they say, “On any given day, anything can happen.”
Thursday’s game, weather permitting, will begin at 7:30 pm in Dripping Springs. It, and all Badger playoff games, will be broadcast live on KACQ 101.9FM and on the internet at lampasasradio.com.
Golf
LeeAnn Parker and Kristen Richards will soon be headed to the State Golf Tournament.
LMS Golf is in Kingsland today.
Track
The Regional Track Meet results wind up sending a number of Badgers to the State Meet May 10 and May 11 at Mike A. Myers Stadium at U.T. in Austin.
The Boys 4X200M Relay team of Dylan Alpha, Thomas Cavalieri, Brady Carroll and Cameron Everts will be there, going in with the #9 seed time of 1:30:11. Jaylon Porter and Case Brister are the backups.
The Boys 400M Relay team of Luke Palacios, Brady Carroll, Ace Whitehead and Cameron Everts will be there, going in as the #6 seed with a time of 3:23.47. Thomas Cavalieri and Jaylon Porter are the backups.
The Boys 300M Hurdles - Cameron Everts and Ace Whitehead will be there.
Cameron is going in as the #1 seed with a time of 38.82, the only hurdler to break the 39 second mark.
Ace Whitehead goes in as the #7 seed with a 39.64 time.
Soccer
The Lampasas Soccer team will be having their soccer banquet on Friday at the Lampasas High School.
Tennis
Lampasas Middle School Tennis teams were in Llano for a meet on Saturday.
LMS teams will be traveling to Fredericksburg on Friday for a district meet.
badger sports April 29 2019
Badger Baseball
New Deal…Change in bi-district playoff schedule:
Rain, the likelihoods, and other matters, have brought a new schedule.
(1)The Lampasas and Boerne Baseball teams will meet on Thursday, in Dripping Springs, at 7:30pm for their first playoff game. That is a 30 minute pus-back from earlier plans.
(2)There will not be a Friday game, as earlier planned. The second game will be on Saturday at 4pm. Game three, if necessary, will be played 30 minutes after that second game.
The matchup…Lampasas greatest advantage in the playoffs is probably its bullpen, an advantage Boerne may not have. Their starter in the last game, Cale Mathison, was pulled early after giving up 3 runs and 4 walks, relieved by Matthew St. Amour, who still gave up 6 hits and 3 runs but he didn’t walk and he struck out 4. In the previous game Brady Turnbill started and was relieved by St. Amour after 3 innings. Amour gave up no walks and struck out 2. It looks like, of Boerne’s three pitchers, Mathison and St. Amour might be the most threatening, though in a Fredericksburg game Turnbill turned in a strike percentage of almost 74% after over 6 innings.
Lots to look at and think about as we wait…for Thursday. Anybody know a good place to eat?
Thursday’s game, weather permitting, will begin at 6pm in Dripping Springs. It, and all Badger playoff games, will be broadcast live on KACQ 101.9FM and on the internet at lampasasradio.com.
Golf
LeeAnn Parker brought home the Gold and Kristen Richards placed 4th individually at the 4A Region 4 golf tournament, giving them a ticket to the State Tournament.
LMS Golf will be in Kingsland on Tuesday.
Track
The Regional Track Meet results are in, with the Badgers capturing two Gold, a Silver and a Bronze medal.
400M Dash – Luke Palacious qualified for the Saturday finals and took 6th Place there with
300M Hurdles - Cameron Everts and Ace Whitehead qualified for the Saturday finals and:
Cameron Everts took 1st Place with
Ace Whitehead took 3rd Place with
4X200 Relay – Badgers Dylan Alpha, Thomas Cavalieri, Brady Carroll and Cameron Everts took 2nd Place with a
4X400 Relay – Badgers Luke Palacios, Brady Carroll, Ace Whitehead and Cameron Everts took 1st Place with a
Discus Throw – Koby Allen took a 12th Place with a throw of
New Deal…Change in bi-district playoff schedule:
Rain, the likelihoods, and other matters, have brought a new schedule.
(1)The Lampasas and Boerne Baseball teams will meet on Thursday, in Dripping Springs, at 7:30pm for their first playoff game. That is a 30 minute pus-back from earlier plans.
(2)There will not be a Friday game, as earlier planned. The second game will be on Saturday at 4pm. Game three, if necessary, will be played 30 minutes after that second game.
The matchup…Lampasas greatest advantage in the playoffs is probably its bullpen, an advantage Boerne may not have. Their starter in the last game, Cale Mathison, was pulled early after giving up 3 runs and 4 walks, relieved by Matthew St. Amour, who still gave up 6 hits and 3 runs but he didn’t walk and he struck out 4. In the previous game Brady Turnbill started and was relieved by St. Amour after 3 innings. Amour gave up no walks and struck out 2. It looks like, of Boerne’s three pitchers, Mathison and St. Amour might be the most threatening, though in a Fredericksburg game Turnbill turned in a strike percentage of almost 74% after over 6 innings.
Lots to look at and think about as we wait…for Thursday. Anybody know a good place to eat?
Thursday’s game, weather permitting, will begin at 6pm in Dripping Springs. It, and all Badger playoff games, will be broadcast live on KACQ 101.9FM and on the internet at lampasasradio.com.
Golf
LeeAnn Parker brought home the Gold and Kristen Richards placed 4th individually at the 4A Region 4 golf tournament, giving them a ticket to the State Tournament.
LMS Golf will be in Kingsland on Tuesday.
Track
The Regional Track Meet results are in, with the Badgers capturing two Gold, a Silver and a Bronze medal.
400M Dash – Luke Palacious qualified for the Saturday finals and took 6th Place there with
300M Hurdles - Cameron Everts and Ace Whitehead qualified for the Saturday finals and:
Cameron Everts took 1st Place with
Ace Whitehead took 3rd Place with
4X200 Relay – Badgers Dylan Alpha, Thomas Cavalieri, Brady Carroll and Cameron Everts took 2nd Place with a
4X400 Relay – Badgers Luke Palacios, Brady Carroll, Ace Whitehead and Cameron Everts took 1st Place with a
Discus Throw – Koby Allen took a 12th Place with a throw of
Badger sports
Softball
The Lady Badgers will play the second game of their 2 of 3 bi-district playoff at Fredericksburg today, starting at 6pm. Word from KCYL’s Badger broadcaster Darrell Brooks is that the school there had fans and leaf blowers out on the field this morning, doing everything they can to dry it out and make it playable for this evening.
The girls lost the first game of the series on Tuesday but are looking for a win tonight to get them back into the contest. If they win tonight, that will set up a tie breaker game to be played Saturday in Lampasas.
Baseball
The Badger Baseball team is still waiting to find out who their opponent is to be in the bi-district game they play next week. It will be either Boerne or Wimberley and Badger Coach Shane Doege says that could go either way.
The two teams are to play each other Friday in their last district game. We’ll know more after that.
As to the Badger team, there are a few changes that have to be made in the lineup after the last game but Coach Doege told us in the Thursday morning baseball show on KACQ this morning that he has confidence the team will overcome their obstacles and go deep in the playoffs.
Badger Baseball will be broadcast live, wherever it goes, over KACQ 101.9FM and at lampasasradio.com. Ronnie and Mike will bring you all the action.
Golf
The Badgers finished up at the 4A Region 4 tournament held in Corpus Christi at the Oso Beach Golf Course on Tuesday. LeeAnn Parker placed 1st overall and Kristen Richards placed 4th individually. The Badgers are now state bound!
The Lampasas Middle School golf team will be at the Hancock Park Golf Course in Lampasas for the Golf Invitational today.
Track
The Lampasas Track team will be competing at the Regional Track and Field Meet at Texas A&M, Kingsville on Friday and Saturday.
Tennis
Lampasas Middle School Tennis teams will be traveling to Llano on Saturday.
Robotics Areana Team
Will be headed to the TCEA State Competition at the Del Valle High School on Saturday.
The Lady Badgers will play the second game of their 2 of 3 bi-district playoff at Fredericksburg today, starting at 6pm. Word from KCYL’s Badger broadcaster Darrell Brooks is that the school there had fans and leaf blowers out on the field this morning, doing everything they can to dry it out and make it playable for this evening.
The girls lost the first game of the series on Tuesday but are looking for a win tonight to get them back into the contest. If they win tonight, that will set up a tie breaker game to be played Saturday in Lampasas.
Baseball
The Badger Baseball team is still waiting to find out who their opponent is to be in the bi-district game they play next week. It will be either Boerne or Wimberley and Badger Coach Shane Doege says that could go either way.
The two teams are to play each other Friday in their last district game. We’ll know more after that.
As to the Badger team, there are a few changes that have to be made in the lineup after the last game but Coach Doege told us in the Thursday morning baseball show on KACQ this morning that he has confidence the team will overcome their obstacles and go deep in the playoffs.
Badger Baseball will be broadcast live, wherever it goes, over KACQ 101.9FM and at lampasasradio.com. Ronnie and Mike will bring you all the action.
Golf
The Badgers finished up at the 4A Region 4 tournament held in Corpus Christi at the Oso Beach Golf Course on Tuesday. LeeAnn Parker placed 1st overall and Kristen Richards placed 4th individually. The Badgers are now state bound!
The Lampasas Middle School golf team will be at the Hancock Park Golf Course in Lampasas for the Golf Invitational today.
Track
The Lampasas Track team will be competing at the Regional Track and Field Meet at Texas A&M, Kingsville on Friday and Saturday.
Tennis
Lampasas Middle School Tennis teams will be traveling to Llano on Saturday.
Robotics Areana Team
Will be headed to the TCEA State Competition at the Del Valle High School on Saturday.
badger sports April 23 2019
Softball
The Lady Badgers are scheduled to play Fredericksburg this evening at 6pm on Badger Field, weather permitting, It’s the first round (bi-district) contest of the UIL playoffs with game 1 to be played today, then game 2 on Thursday at 6pm in Fredericksburg, and game 3 if needed, back in Lampasas on Saturday.
Fredericksburg is 9-1and the District 28 champ, losing only to 2nd place Boerne in one of their two meetups. The Billies girls have given up only one run in their last three games. They, like Lampasas, have two really good go-to pitchers. They also have several consistent hitters in their lineup.
See you at the ballpark, hope the rain lets up.
KCYL 1450AM will broadcast all Lady Badger games during this playoff run. Darrell and Randy will bring you the action from the field.
Baseball
The Badgers finished their season 8-2 and in second place in District 27-4A, last night after dropping their second game of the Liberty Hill series 10-3.
A second place finish behind the likes of Liberty Hill is no shame as the Panthers are really good, and have steamrollered undefeated over the district this year.
The Badger batters saw three Panther pitchers on the mound last night and couldn’t hit any of them very well, getting 3 hits off the fast ball pitcher Dydalewicz in his 5 innings but striking out his hands 6 times. A pitcher names Shull came in for a piece of an inning and struck out 1 batter with no hits, then Stearns, their side-arming junk pitcher came in with horrendous dropping curves and sliders to strike out 3, walk 1, and give up 1 run…all in an inning.
On defense the Badgers started Ace Whitehead and with mixed results he gave up 5 hits, 7 runs, 3 earned, and struck out 6, but also walked 6, all in 3 innings. It was an out-of-character night for the usually consistent Whitehead.
Then in came Marty Ybarra with his fast ball and breaking balls. The first pitch he threw went over the fence. He went on to give up 4 hits and 3 runs, struck out 6, walked 2 and hit 1 batter. He finished the game in 3.2 innings
At bat the Badgers only got 3 hits, coming from Ace Whitehead, Logan Coleman and Marty Ybarra. Ybarra got an RBI.
What next? Lampasas goes to play the number 3 team out of District 28 in the bi-district match. That could be, lessee, Bandera, Fredericksburg, or Canyon Lake..it’s still up in the air. The game will be played next week.
Badger Baseball is broadcast live over KACQ 101.9 and on the internet at lampasasradio.com and the listen icon. Ronnie and Mike will bring you all the action,.
The Lady Badgers are scheduled to play Fredericksburg this evening at 6pm on Badger Field, weather permitting, It’s the first round (bi-district) contest of the UIL playoffs with game 1 to be played today, then game 2 on Thursday at 6pm in Fredericksburg, and game 3 if needed, back in Lampasas on Saturday.
Fredericksburg is 9-1and the District 28 champ, losing only to 2nd place Boerne in one of their two meetups. The Billies girls have given up only one run in their last three games. They, like Lampasas, have two really good go-to pitchers. They also have several consistent hitters in their lineup.
See you at the ballpark, hope the rain lets up.
KCYL 1450AM will broadcast all Lady Badger games during this playoff run. Darrell and Randy will bring you the action from the field.
Baseball
The Badgers finished their season 8-2 and in second place in District 27-4A, last night after dropping their second game of the Liberty Hill series 10-3.
A second place finish behind the likes of Liberty Hill is no shame as the Panthers are really good, and have steamrollered undefeated over the district this year.
The Badger batters saw three Panther pitchers on the mound last night and couldn’t hit any of them very well, getting 3 hits off the fast ball pitcher Dydalewicz in his 5 innings but striking out his hands 6 times. A pitcher names Shull came in for a piece of an inning and struck out 1 batter with no hits, then Stearns, their side-arming junk pitcher came in with horrendous dropping curves and sliders to strike out 3, walk 1, and give up 1 run…all in an inning.
On defense the Badgers started Ace Whitehead and with mixed results he gave up 5 hits, 7 runs, 3 earned, and struck out 6, but also walked 6, all in 3 innings. It was an out-of-character night for the usually consistent Whitehead.
Then in came Marty Ybarra with his fast ball and breaking balls. The first pitch he threw went over the fence. He went on to give up 4 hits and 3 runs, struck out 6, walked 2 and hit 1 batter. He finished the game in 3.2 innings
At bat the Badgers only got 3 hits, coming from Ace Whitehead, Logan Coleman and Marty Ybarra. Ybarra got an RBI.
What next? Lampasas goes to play the number 3 team out of District 28 in the bi-district match. That could be, lessee, Bandera, Fredericksburg, or Canyon Lake..it’s still up in the air. The game will be played next week.
Badger Baseball is broadcast live over KACQ 101.9 and on the internet at lampasasradio.com and the listen icon. Ronnie and Mike will bring you all the action,.
badger sports April 22 2019
The Lady Badgers are scheduled to play Fredericksburg in the first round (bi-district) of the UIL playoffs on Wednesday at Lampasas High School field. It is a 2 of 3 series with game times as follows:
Wednesday at Lampasas 6:30pm
Thursday at Fredericksburg 6pm
A tie breaker would be Saturday at Lampasas at 7pm.
No word on possible changes because of predicted rain on Wednesday and Thursday. Stay tuned for updates.
KCYL 1450AM will broadcast all Lady Badger games during this playoff run. Darrell and Randy will bring you the action from the field.
Baseball
The Badgers (8-1), will play Liberty Hill (9-0) at 7pm today on Badger Field, following a 4:30pm JV game.
The Badgers lost to the Panthers (9-0) last Thursday but it’s a two game series and if the Badgers win today they will be tied for the District Championship.
The game should be well-attended as a contest of the two top teams in our District 27-4A. The Badgers didn’t like losing their first game of the district season last week and should come back fired up for another chance at the Panthers. It should be a good game.
Badger Baseball is broadcast live over KACQ 101.9 and on the internet at lampasasradio.com and the listen icon. Ronnie and Mike will bring you all the action.
Golf
The Badgers are playing at the 4A Region 4 tournament held in Corpus Christi at the Oso Beach Golf Course today and tomorrow.
Wednesday at Lampasas 6:30pm
Thursday at Fredericksburg 6pm
A tie breaker would be Saturday at Lampasas at 7pm.
No word on possible changes because of predicted rain on Wednesday and Thursday. Stay tuned for updates.
KCYL 1450AM will broadcast all Lady Badger games during this playoff run. Darrell and Randy will bring you the action from the field.
Baseball
The Badgers (8-1), will play Liberty Hill (9-0) at 7pm today on Badger Field, following a 4:30pm JV game.
The Badgers lost to the Panthers (9-0) last Thursday but it’s a two game series and if the Badgers win today they will be tied for the District Championship.
The game should be well-attended as a contest of the two top teams in our District 27-4A. The Badgers didn’t like losing their first game of the district season last week and should come back fired up for another chance at the Panthers. It should be a good game.
Badger Baseball is broadcast live over KACQ 101.9 and on the internet at lampasasradio.com and the listen icon. Ronnie and Mike will bring you all the action.
Golf
The Badgers are playing at the 4A Region 4 tournament held in Corpus Christi at the Oso Beach Golf Course today and tomorrow.
badger sports april 20 2019
Softball
The Lady Badgers are scheduled to play Fredericksburg in the first round (bi-district) of the UIL playoffs on Wednesday at Lampasas High School field. It is a 2 of 3 series with game times are as follows:
Wednesday at Lampasas 6:30pm
Thursday at Fredericksburg 6pm
A tie breaker would be Saturday at Lampasas at 7pm.
Notwithstanding the schedule above, forecasts of rain on Tuesday and Wednesday could bring schedule changes. The games, by UIL rules, have to be finished by Saturday. Stay tuned for updates and changes.
KCYL 1450AM will broadcast the games live.
Baseball
The Badgers (8-1), coming off their first loss of the district season on Thursday will have a chance to tie up the top of the district rankings on Monday. They will play Liberty Hill (9-0) at 7pm on Badger Field, following a 4:30pm JV game.
The Badger loss to the Panthers saw the two undefeated teams go at it, looking very well matched at talent, but there were differences. Those were mostly a few costly Badger errors; a high fly, lost in the sun, wasn’t caught; a few bad pitches and passed balls, and a couple of bad bounces. It wasn’t a big problem…but the Liberty Hill Panthers didn’t make any mistakes!
The Badgers do have a window for the come back, but they will have to be good to beat the Panthers.
Tennis
The Badgers have been at the Regionals meet at Corpus Christi for the past two days. Entering the tournament, Megan Dwamena was seeded 3rd as was the Joel Allan/ David Neary doubles team..
Micah Belanger did not get a decent seeding as he had to play the #1 seed first round, a two-time state champion. Micah gave it his best shot but couldn’t win against his opponent.
Megan finished 4th. She played well in her first round and won in straight sets. That put her in the semi-finals against the #1 seed from Fredericksburg. Megan couldn’t keep up with the Fredericksburg player, falling 6-0, 6-0. She then had to play the #2 seed from Divine for 3rd place and ended up losing 6-1, 6-2.
David and Joel ended up in 4th place, winning 6-1, 6-1 in the first match. They then played Kingsville in the 2nd round and won 7-5, 7-5. Afterward, they played in the semi-finals against #2 seeded Fredericksburg and lost 2-6, 2-6. The pair played for 3rd yesterday morning against Hondo, the #4 seed and lost 5-7, 5-7.
Golf
The Lady Badgers will be playing at the 4A Region 4 tournament held in Corpus Christi at the Oso Beach Golf Course on Monday and Tuesday of next week.
Softball
The Lady Badgers are scheduled to play Fredericksburg in the first round (bi-district) of the UIL playoffs on Wednesday at Lampasas High School field. It is a 2 of 3 series with game times are as follows:
Wednesday at Lampasas 6:30pm
Thursday at Fredericksburg 6pm
A tie breaker would be Saturday at Lampasas at 7pm.
Notwithstanding the schedule above, forecasts of rain on Tuesday and Wednesday could bring schedule changes. The games, by UIL rules, have to be finished by Saturday. Stay tuned for updates and changes.
KCYL 1450AM will broadcast the games live.
Baseball
The Badgers (8-1), coming off their first loss of the district season on Thursday will have a chance to tie up the top of the district rankings on Monday. They will play Liberty Hill (9-0) at 7pm on Badger Field, following a 4:30pm JV game.
The Badger loss to the Panthers saw the two undefeated teams go at it, looking very well matched at talent, but there were differences. Those were mostly a few costly Badger errors; a high fly, lost in the sun, wasn’t caught; a few bad pitches and passed balls, and a couple of bad bounces. It wasn’t a big problem…but the Liberty Hill Panthers didn’t make any mistakes!
The Badgers do have a window for the come back, but they will have to be good to beat the Panthers.
Tennis
The Badgers have been at the Regionals meet at Corpus Christi for the past two days. Entering the tournament, Megan Dwamena was seeded 3rd as was the Joel Allan/ David Neary doubles team..
Micah Belanger did not get a decent seeding as he had to play the #1 seed first round, a two-time state champion. Micah gave it his best shot but couldn’t win against his opponent.
Megan finished 4th. She played well in her first round and won in straight sets. That put her in the semi-finals against the #1 seed from Fredericksburg. Megan couldn’t keep up with the Fredericksburg player, falling 6-0, 6-0. She then had to play the #2 seed from Divine for 3rd place and ended up losing 6-1, 6-2.
David and Joel ended up in 4th place, winning 6-1, 6-1 in the first match. They then played Kingsville in the 2nd round and won 7-5, 7-5. Afterward, they played in the semi-finals against #2 seeded Fredericksburg and lost 2-6, 2-6. The pair played for 3rd yesterday morning against Hondo, the #4 seed and lost 5-7, 5-7.
Golf
The Lady Badgers will be playing at the 4A Region 4 tournament held in Corpus Christi at the Oso Beach Golf Course on Monday and Tuesday of next week.
badger sports april 19 2019
Softball
The Lady Badgers are off for the holiday and will start the first round of playoffs on Wednesday at the Lampasas High School field against Fredericksburg. They will be playing a three-game series. Game times are as follows:
Wednesday at Lampasas 6:30pm
Thursday at Fredericksburg 6pm
If needed the tie breaker game is Saturday at Lampasas 7pm.
Badger Baseball lost to Liberty Hill on Thursday 0-5. The Panthers scored first in the bottom of the second inning after a catcher interference call allowed a runner to 1st, then a bad pitch brought on by a passed ball allowed the runner to take 2nd, then another error allowed him to take 3rd and a line drive to shallow center field brought him in.
It was like that for the rest of the game, the Badger play was good enough to beat all the other teams in the district on any day…but not the Liberty Hill Panthers. They just didn’t make any mistakes, and any worthy opponents can’t make mistakes either.
In the game statistics the most outstanding play we saw was probably Ethan Rascoe’s work at shortstop. He was outstanding in fielding, though he did get charged with one error on a really bad bounce. Logan Coleman had 2 hits, the only Badger hits in the game. The Badgers just couldn’t connect with pitcher Wyatt Cheney’s breaking balls and struck out, flyed out or grounded out consistently on the ace pitcher’s throws. Cheney struck out 7 Badger Batters out of 24 at bats.
For the Badger pitching, Austin Hilgenberg started the game and went 4.2 innings, giving up 5 runs, 6 hits, walking 2 and striking out 6. Reliever Hunter Rebando came in at the last of the 5th and went 1.1 innings, giving up no runs, 1 hit and striking out 1.
On Tuesday, the Panther team will come to Badger Field where the Badgers have a chance of handing them their first defeat. If that should happen there will be a tie for first place in district…and the coaches will have to decide what they want to do about it.
We’re betting it will bring about another game.
Tennis
The Lampasas Varsity Tennis team is making their way down to Corpus Christi for the Regional Tennis match up today.
Golf
The Lady Badgers will be playing at the 4A Region 4 tournament held in Corpus Christi at the Oso Beach Golf Course on April 22nd and 23rd.
The Lady Badgers are off for the holiday and will start the first round of playoffs on Wednesday at the Lampasas High School field against Fredericksburg. They will be playing a three-game series. Game times are as follows:
Wednesday at Lampasas 6:30pm
Thursday at Fredericksburg 6pm
If needed the tie breaker game is Saturday at Lampasas 7pm.
Badger Baseball lost to Liberty Hill on Thursday 0-5. The Panthers scored first in the bottom of the second inning after a catcher interference call allowed a runner to 1st, then a bad pitch brought on by a passed ball allowed the runner to take 2nd, then another error allowed him to take 3rd and a line drive to shallow center field brought him in.
It was like that for the rest of the game, the Badger play was good enough to beat all the other teams in the district on any day…but not the Liberty Hill Panthers. They just didn’t make any mistakes, and any worthy opponents can’t make mistakes either.
In the game statistics the most outstanding play we saw was probably Ethan Rascoe’s work at shortstop. He was outstanding in fielding, though he did get charged with one error on a really bad bounce. Logan Coleman had 2 hits, the only Badger hits in the game. The Badgers just couldn’t connect with pitcher Wyatt Cheney’s breaking balls and struck out, flyed out or grounded out consistently on the ace pitcher’s throws. Cheney struck out 7 Badger Batters out of 24 at bats.
For the Badger pitching, Austin Hilgenberg started the game and went 4.2 innings, giving up 5 runs, 6 hits, walking 2 and striking out 6. Reliever Hunter Rebando came in at the last of the 5th and went 1.1 innings, giving up no runs, 1 hit and striking out 1.
On Tuesday, the Panther team will come to Badger Field where the Badgers have a chance of handing them their first defeat. If that should happen there will be a tie for first place in district…and the coaches will have to decide what they want to do about it.
We’re betting it will bring about another game.
Tennis
The Lampasas Varsity Tennis team is making their way down to Corpus Christi for the Regional Tennis match up today.
Golf
The Lady Badgers will be playing at the 4A Region 4 tournament held in Corpus Christi at the Oso Beach Golf Course on April 22nd and 23rd.
badger sports april 17 2019
Softball
The Lady Badgers celebrated their senior /parent night on Badger Field last night before their last regular season game, against Eastside Memorial. The six seniors, Monica Garza, Cally Reding, Tori Marinez, Payton Schuller, Collyn Schuricht, and Natalie Denoso were recognized for their hard work and commitment to the Lampasas Badger Softball team.
The girls each wrote a short speech saying thank you to not only their parents, but their teammates, coaches, the Badger Nation fans and others that had helped them throughout their softball career.
After the ceremony the Badgers got to work and scored 12 runs in the first inning followed by 4 more in the 3rd inning ending the game in 3 innings and crushing Eastside Memorial 16-0.
The ladies will be starting their playoff run next week. The time and place for the bi-district game against District 28 champion Fredericksburg hasn’t been completely set yet, but possibly next Wednesday and Thursday. The games would likely be at Lampasas and at Fredericksburg. We’ll let you know as soon as everything is confirmed. Go Lady Badgers!
Baseball
The Badgers are still undefeated and now headed into a two game series with Liberty Hill to determine who is the District 27 Champion.
The Lampasas boys spent most of their game last night trailing the Salado Eagles. After the first inning it was 2-1 in Salado’s favor. Then it was a no-scoring pitcher’s duel through the 5th inning. In the 6th inning at-bat for the Badgers they came alive with base running, taking advantage of some Salado errors, and Hunter Rebando hit a big fly ball that capped it off and all of a sudden…the Badgers had 2 runs to give them a 3-2 lead.
The pitching of Marty Ybarra continued to shut down the Salado batters for two more innings and Lampasas continued to pick at the scoreboard, getting 2 more runs in the 7th inning. The game ended 5-2 Lampasas, and our Badgers are still undefeated, looking like the Cinderella team of the year.
They go to Liberty Hill on Thursday night for a 7pm game that will begin the series that will determine the district championship.
That game will be broadcast live over KACQ 101.9FM. It’s also live on lampasasradio.com.
(For the second time this year, technical difficulties delayed our broadcast for a while. But, we were soon back on and didn’t miss any of the best part. We apologize for the delay and are working to make sure it doesn’t happen again.)
Golf
The Lady Badgers will be playing at the 4A Region 4 tournament held in Corpus Christi at the Oso Beach Golf Course on April 22nd and 23rd.
The Lady Badgers celebrated their senior /parent night on Badger Field last night before their last regular season game, against Eastside Memorial. The six seniors, Monica Garza, Cally Reding, Tori Marinez, Payton Schuller, Collyn Schuricht, and Natalie Denoso were recognized for their hard work and commitment to the Lampasas Badger Softball team.
The girls each wrote a short speech saying thank you to not only their parents, but their teammates, coaches, the Badger Nation fans and others that had helped them throughout their softball career.
After the ceremony the Badgers got to work and scored 12 runs in the first inning followed by 4 more in the 3rd inning ending the game in 3 innings and crushing Eastside Memorial 16-0.
The ladies will be starting their playoff run next week. The time and place for the bi-district game against District 28 champion Fredericksburg hasn’t been completely set yet, but possibly next Wednesday and Thursday. The games would likely be at Lampasas and at Fredericksburg. We’ll let you know as soon as everything is confirmed. Go Lady Badgers!
Baseball
The Badgers are still undefeated and now headed into a two game series with Liberty Hill to determine who is the District 27 Champion.
The Lampasas boys spent most of their game last night trailing the Salado Eagles. After the first inning it was 2-1 in Salado’s favor. Then it was a no-scoring pitcher’s duel through the 5th inning. In the 6th inning at-bat for the Badgers they came alive with base running, taking advantage of some Salado errors, and Hunter Rebando hit a big fly ball that capped it off and all of a sudden…the Badgers had 2 runs to give them a 3-2 lead.
The pitching of Marty Ybarra continued to shut down the Salado batters for two more innings and Lampasas continued to pick at the scoreboard, getting 2 more runs in the 7th inning. The game ended 5-2 Lampasas, and our Badgers are still undefeated, looking like the Cinderella team of the year.
They go to Liberty Hill on Thursday night for a 7pm game that will begin the series that will determine the district championship.
That game will be broadcast live over KACQ 101.9FM. It’s also live on lampasasradio.com.
(For the second time this year, technical difficulties delayed our broadcast for a while. But, we were soon back on and didn’t miss any of the best part. We apologize for the delay and are working to make sure it doesn’t happen again.)
Golf
The Lady Badgers will be playing at the 4A Region 4 tournament held in Corpus Christi at the Oso Beach Golf Course on April 22nd and 23rd.
badger sports April 16 2019
Badger Track
Results from the Area Track Meet at Liberty Hill on Monday, 4/15 are in.
As a Team, Lampasas Boys finished 2nd overall with a score of 101, behind Liberty Hill with 104 points. Fredericksburg was a distant 3rd with 92 points.
Individual events where Lampasas athletes finished 4th Place or higher:
1st in the Boys 4X400M Relay – team of Cameron Everts, Luke Palacios, Thomas Cavalieri, Ace Whitehead, Brady Carroll and Jason Andrews.
1st in the Boys 4X200 Relay –team of Dylan Alpha, Thomas Cavalieri, Brady Carroll, Clayton Bever, Luke Palacios and Kyle Stephens-Billings.
1st and 2nd in the Boys 300M Hurdles – Cameron Everts and Ace Whitehead in that order.
2nd in the Boys Discus Throw – Koby Allen
2nd in the Boys 200M Dash – Luke Palacious
3rd in the Boys 4X100 M Relay, team of Case Brister, Dylan Alpha, Jason Andrews, Brady Carroll, Thomas Cavalieri and Luke Palacios.
4th in the Girls Discus Throw – Elizabeth Groves
4th in the Girls 100M Hurdles – Victoria Renteria
4th in the Boys 100M Dash – Dylan Alpha
4th in the Boys 400M Dash – Luke Palacios
Softball
The Lady Badgers (3-6) have just one game left in district and are headed to the playoffs, going in as the 4th seed team, behind Liberty Hill, Taylor and Salado. That will have them playing Fredericksburg, the winner in District 28, in bi-district next week, by April 27th.
But, there is still that last game against Eastside Memorial to go, and the girls are looking forward to Senior Night on Badger softball field tonight at 7pm..
Liberty Hill 9-0, Taylor 8-1, Salado 5-4, Lampasas 3-6, Burnet 2-7 and Eastside 0-9
Baseball
The Badger Varsity is headed for Salado today.
It’s the second in the two game series, with Lampasas winning the first one 9-1. It was possibly a surprise for Salado as they have dominated Lampasas, and often the district, for years. But this Lampasas team is probably the best we’ve seen in years.
Badger Head Coach Shane Doege has a good team, all through the lineup. District records are:
Lampasas 7-0 and Liberty Hill 7-0
Salado 3-4 Burnet 3-4
Taylor 1-6
Eastside Memorial 0-7
If Lampasas can beat Salado again tonight, they will play their next two games against Liberty Hill for the District Championship.
Salado will likely start Konnor Baird on the mound. He’s a junior but has already laid plans to go to D1 baseball at UTRGV in South Texas. Baird is a right hander and has pitched in 2 of Salado’s 3 district wins. In one of them he struck out 16 batters and in the other he struck out 13.
Coach Doege will go to his bullpen again, where he has no less than six capable pitchers, though only five of them are eligible to pitch on Tuesday.
The fans will be in Salado’s bleachers at 7pm, hoping for a repeat of last Friday’s matchup.
Badger fans, note that the upcoming Liberty Hill game this week will be played on Thursday at 7pm in Liberty Hill.
Golf
The Lady Badgers All five of the Lady Badgers finished in the top ten individual rankings, which places them all on the All-District team.
The Lady Badgers will be playing at the 4A Region 4 tournament held in Corpus Christi at the Oso Beach Golf Course on April 22nd and 23rd.+
Tennis
Will travel to Corpus Christi Thursday and Friday for the Regional Tennis meet.
Results from the Area Track Meet at Liberty Hill on Monday, 4/15 are in.
As a Team, Lampasas Boys finished 2nd overall with a score of 101, behind Liberty Hill with 104 points. Fredericksburg was a distant 3rd with 92 points.
Individual events where Lampasas athletes finished 4th Place or higher:
1st in the Boys 4X400M Relay – team of Cameron Everts, Luke Palacios, Thomas Cavalieri, Ace Whitehead, Brady Carroll and Jason Andrews.
1st in the Boys 4X200 Relay –team of Dylan Alpha, Thomas Cavalieri, Brady Carroll, Clayton Bever, Luke Palacios and Kyle Stephens-Billings.
1st and 2nd in the Boys 300M Hurdles – Cameron Everts and Ace Whitehead in that order.
2nd in the Boys Discus Throw – Koby Allen
2nd in the Boys 200M Dash – Luke Palacious
3rd in the Boys 4X100 M Relay, team of Case Brister, Dylan Alpha, Jason Andrews, Brady Carroll, Thomas Cavalieri and Luke Palacios.
4th in the Girls Discus Throw – Elizabeth Groves
4th in the Girls 100M Hurdles – Victoria Renteria
4th in the Boys 100M Dash – Dylan Alpha
4th in the Boys 400M Dash – Luke Palacios
Softball
The Lady Badgers (3-6) have just one game left in district and are headed to the playoffs, going in as the 4th seed team, behind Liberty Hill, Taylor and Salado. That will have them playing Fredericksburg, the winner in District 28, in bi-district next week, by April 27th.
But, there is still that last game against Eastside Memorial to go, and the girls are looking forward to Senior Night on Badger softball field tonight at 7pm..
Liberty Hill 9-0, Taylor 8-1, Salado 5-4, Lampasas 3-6, Burnet 2-7 and Eastside 0-9
Baseball
The Badger Varsity is headed for Salado today.
It’s the second in the two game series, with Lampasas winning the first one 9-1. It was possibly a surprise for Salado as they have dominated Lampasas, and often the district, for years. But this Lampasas team is probably the best we’ve seen in years.
Badger Head Coach Shane Doege has a good team, all through the lineup. District records are:
Lampasas 7-0 and Liberty Hill 7-0
Salado 3-4 Burnet 3-4
Taylor 1-6
Eastside Memorial 0-7
If Lampasas can beat Salado again tonight, they will play their next two games against Liberty Hill for the District Championship.
Salado will likely start Konnor Baird on the mound. He’s a junior but has already laid plans to go to D1 baseball at UTRGV in South Texas. Baird is a right hander and has pitched in 2 of Salado’s 3 district wins. In one of them he struck out 16 batters and in the other he struck out 13.
Coach Doege will go to his bullpen again, where he has no less than six capable pitchers, though only five of them are eligible to pitch on Tuesday.
The fans will be in Salado’s bleachers at 7pm, hoping for a repeat of last Friday’s matchup.
Badger fans, note that the upcoming Liberty Hill game this week will be played on Thursday at 7pm in Liberty Hill.
Golf
The Lady Badgers All five of the Lady Badgers finished in the top ten individual rankings, which places them all on the All-District team.
The Lady Badgers will be playing at the 4A Region 4 tournament held in Corpus Christi at the Oso Beach Golf Course on April 22nd and 23rd.+
Tennis
Will travel to Corpus Christi Thursday and Friday for the Regional Tennis meet.
badger sports april 15, 2019
Softball
The Lady Badgers (3-6) played the now 2-7 Burnet Bulldogs last Friday and walked away with a 7-3 victory.
The Lady Badgers have just one game left in district and are headed to the playoffs, going in as the 4th seed team, behind Liberty Hill, Taylor and Salado. That should put them playing Fredericksburg in bi-district.
But, there is still that last game to go, and the girls are looking forward to Senior Night.
Liberty Hill 9-0, Taylor 8-1, Salado 5-4, Lampasas 3-6, Burnet 2-7 and Eastside 0-9
Baseball
The Badger Varsity is headed for Salado on Tuesday.
It’s the second in the two game series with Lampasas winning the first one 9-1. It was possibly a surprise for Salado as they have dominated Lampasas, and often the district, for years. But this Lampasas team is probably the best we’ve seen in years.
Interest in high school baseball here had waned over several years, but it started back a few years ago, and although there was some struggling for a while…it’s back! Badger Head Coach Shane Doege has a good team, all through the lineup. Look at the district record below:
Lampasas 7-0 Liberty Hill 7-0
Salado 3-4 Burnet 3-4
Taylor 1-6
Eastside Memorial 0-7
If Lampasas can beat Salado again Tuesday, the last two games will feature a battle between Lampasas and state-ranked Liberty Hill for the District Championship.
But, first up for the Badgers is Tuesday’s game two, with Salado, in Salado’s house. The Eagles will be ready with their best pitcher, Konner Baird, on the mound. Baird is a D-1 prospect and struck out 16 batters in his last trip to the mound. The Badger bats will have to be ready.
Coach Doege will go to his bullpen where he has no less than six capable pitchers, though only five of them are eligible to pitch on Tuesday.
The fans will be in Salado’s bleachers at 7pm, hoping for a repeat of the Friday matchup.
Badger fans, note that the upcoming Liberty Hill game this week will be played on Thursday at 7pm in Liberty Hill.
Badger Track
The Area Track Meet, featuring 4A Districts 4A 27-28 will see the 10am 3200M Final and the Field Events starting up. The Badgers have a strong field of competitors.
The Varsity Girls Shot Put will start up at 10, along with Varsity Boys Discus, Varsity Girls Triple Jump and Varsity Boys Long Jump.
Other similar Field Events continue in the 2nd Block starting at 11:30pm.
One more block of Field Events will start at 1pm with the Varsity Boys High Jump and the Pole Vault for Varsity Girls. The Lampasas Girls commanded the Discus at District, with Elizabeth Groves and Juliana Dwamena taking 1st and 2nd so they should be strong today.
After that the running events will begin with the Finals in the Running Events starting at 4pm.
Highlights in the running events may be Dylan Alpha’s 100M dash where he and a strong field in the 11s-plus will be hoping for a ½ second better day. Luke Palios and Cameron Everts were both well behind speedster Dushon Orr of Taylor in the District 200M Dash but should still be well in range of a top finish. Perhaps even closer to a possible win in that race for the girls is Juliana Dwamena. She finished 3rd in district, only a little over a half-second back from the winner.
Luke Palacious was 3rd in the District 400M run and will be hoping for a better run today.
The list of potential qualifiers for the next level goes on with a number of Badger hopefuls, including Clayton Bever in the 110M Hurdles and Victoria Renta in the Girls Hurdles, both the Boys and Girls 4X100M Relay teams are going to be there, as well as the Badgers 4X400M team that is so competitive with Everts, Palacios, Thoman Cavalieri and Ace Whitehead. They were just .08 seconds from 1st Place at District. The Boys 4X200M Relay, though, was only .06 seconds from the Taylor front runner at District. That team has Dylan Alpha, Cavalieri, Brady Carroll and Clayton Bever running.
The Lady Badgers (3-6) played the now 2-7 Burnet Bulldogs last Friday and walked away with a 7-3 victory.
The Lady Badgers have just one game left in district and are headed to the playoffs, going in as the 4th seed team, behind Liberty Hill, Taylor and Salado. That should put them playing Fredericksburg in bi-district.
But, there is still that last game to go, and the girls are looking forward to Senior Night.
Liberty Hill 9-0, Taylor 8-1, Salado 5-4, Lampasas 3-6, Burnet 2-7 and Eastside 0-9
Baseball
The Badger Varsity is headed for Salado on Tuesday.
It’s the second in the two game series with Lampasas winning the first one 9-1. It was possibly a surprise for Salado as they have dominated Lampasas, and often the district, for years. But this Lampasas team is probably the best we’ve seen in years.
Interest in high school baseball here had waned over several years, but it started back a few years ago, and although there was some struggling for a while…it’s back! Badger Head Coach Shane Doege has a good team, all through the lineup. Look at the district record below:
Lampasas 7-0 Liberty Hill 7-0
Salado 3-4 Burnet 3-4
Taylor 1-6
Eastside Memorial 0-7
If Lampasas can beat Salado again Tuesday, the last two games will feature a battle between Lampasas and state-ranked Liberty Hill for the District Championship.
But, first up for the Badgers is Tuesday’s game two, with Salado, in Salado’s house. The Eagles will be ready with their best pitcher, Konner Baird, on the mound. Baird is a D-1 prospect and struck out 16 batters in his last trip to the mound. The Badger bats will have to be ready.
Coach Doege will go to his bullpen where he has no less than six capable pitchers, though only five of them are eligible to pitch on Tuesday.
The fans will be in Salado’s bleachers at 7pm, hoping for a repeat of the Friday matchup.
Badger fans, note that the upcoming Liberty Hill game this week will be played on Thursday at 7pm in Liberty Hill.
Badger Track
The Area Track Meet, featuring 4A Districts 4A 27-28 will see the 10am 3200M Final and the Field Events starting up. The Badgers have a strong field of competitors.
The Varsity Girls Shot Put will start up at 10, along with Varsity Boys Discus, Varsity Girls Triple Jump and Varsity Boys Long Jump.
Other similar Field Events continue in the 2nd Block starting at 11:30pm.
One more block of Field Events will start at 1pm with the Varsity Boys High Jump and the Pole Vault for Varsity Girls. The Lampasas Girls commanded the Discus at District, with Elizabeth Groves and Juliana Dwamena taking 1st and 2nd so they should be strong today.
After that the running events will begin with the Finals in the Running Events starting at 4pm.
Highlights in the running events may be Dylan Alpha’s 100M dash where he and a strong field in the 11s-plus will be hoping for a ½ second better day. Luke Palios and Cameron Everts were both well behind speedster Dushon Orr of Taylor in the District 200M Dash but should still be well in range of a top finish. Perhaps even closer to a possible win in that race for the girls is Juliana Dwamena. She finished 3rd in district, only a little over a half-second back from the winner.
Luke Palacious was 3rd in the District 400M run and will be hoping for a better run today.
The list of potential qualifiers for the next level goes on with a number of Badger hopefuls, including Clayton Bever in the 110M Hurdles and Victoria Renta in the Girls Hurdles, both the Boys and Girls 4X100M Relay teams are going to be there, as well as the Badgers 4X400M team that is so competitive with Everts, Palacios, Thoman Cavalieri and Ace Whitehead. They were just .08 seconds from 1st Place at District. The Boys 4X200M Relay, though, was only .06 seconds from the Taylor front runner at District. That team has Dylan Alpha, Cavalieri, Brady Carroll and Clayton Bever running.
badger sports april 12 2019
Softball
The Lady Badgers (2-6) will be playing at Burnet(2-6) this evening. The JV will start the games off at 5pm and the Varsity will follow behind them at 7pm. What’s the game about? If Lampasas can beat Burnet again, they clinch a 4th seed going into the playoffs. The game will be broadcast live over KCYL Radio 1450AM and on the KCYL stream at lampasasradio.com.
Baseball
The Badger Varsity (6-0) is hosting the 3-3 Salado Eagles team this evening at 7pm on Badger Field.
The lop-sided record above is misleading as two of Salado’s 3 losses were against the state ranked Liberty Hill team which Lampasas hasn’t played yet. The Badgers and the Eagles will both be going to the playoffs but the question remains who will be the number 2 seed and who will go in as the 3 seed. If Lampasas wins at least one of the two games with Salado, they’ll get the number 2 seed position at the dance.
The game is set to start at 7pm, though if the weather forecast changes, it could be moved up a bit. Stay tuned and KACQ Radio will let you know if there’s a change.
The game will be broadcast live over KACQ 101.9FM. It’s also live on lampasasradio.com.
The Lady Badgers (2-6) will be playing at Burnet(2-6) this evening. The JV will start the games off at 5pm and the Varsity will follow behind them at 7pm. What’s the game about? If Lampasas can beat Burnet again, they clinch a 4th seed going into the playoffs. The game will be broadcast live over KCYL Radio 1450AM and on the KCYL stream at lampasasradio.com.
Baseball
The Badger Varsity (6-0) is hosting the 3-3 Salado Eagles team this evening at 7pm on Badger Field.
The lop-sided record above is misleading as two of Salado’s 3 losses were against the state ranked Liberty Hill team which Lampasas hasn’t played yet. The Badgers and the Eagles will both be going to the playoffs but the question remains who will be the number 2 seed and who will go in as the 3 seed. If Lampasas wins at least one of the two games with Salado, they’ll get the number 2 seed position at the dance.
The game is set to start at 7pm, though if the weather forecast changes, it could be moved up a bit. Stay tuned and KACQ Radio will let you know if there’s a change.
The game will be broadcast live over KACQ 101.9FM. It’s also live on lampasasradio.com.
badger sports april 11 2019
Softball
The Lady Badgers will be playing at Burnet on Friday. The JV will start the games off at 5pm and the Varsity will follow behind them at 7pm.
The Lady Badgers are coming off a really tough 3-5 last-inning loss to a strong Taylor team but they are still straining to get into the post-season playoffs.
Baseball
The Badger Varsity (6-0) is entering the period of the toughest competition of the season on Friday as they host the Salado Eagles on Badger Field. The game is set to start at 7pm, though if the weather forecast appears to be moving up any rain chances, that time could be moved up a bit. For now it looks like the regular 7pm time should be good.
The Eagles are strong in baseball tradition, and they are set to go in the roster with two strong pitchers, likely insulating them from any problems on the mound. Look for G. Knight, their fastest pitcher, to start. Knight has a high 80s fast ball and struck out 7 in his last outing, a 0-1 losing effort against Burnet. He gave up 3 hits and the one run in the game.
They have some hitters. In their last game they racked up 9 runs on 5 hits with 2 doubles (by their 4 and 8 hole batters). Their two top pitchers, Konnor Baird and Knight bat in the 5 and 6 hold and they also turn in big hits. Against Taylor, Knight homered and Baird got a double.
So-o, the Badgers, good as they are, are facing an equally good team on Friday and next Tuesday. If Lampasas can win either of those two games against Salado, they will go into the playoffs as a 2nd seed or better.
Both games will be broadcast live over KACQ 101.9FM. It’s also live on lampasasradio.com.
Golf
The Lady Badgers Finished off the season with a 57 stroke lead over Salado to win the District title. All five of the Lady Badgers finished in the top ten individual rankings, which places them on the All-District team.
The Lady Badgers will be playing at the 4A Region 4 tournament held in Corpus Christi at the Oso Beach Golf Course on April 22nd and 23rd.
The Lady Badgers will be playing at Burnet on Friday. The JV will start the games off at 5pm and the Varsity will follow behind them at 7pm.
The Lady Badgers are coming off a really tough 3-5 last-inning loss to a strong Taylor team but they are still straining to get into the post-season playoffs.
Baseball
The Badger Varsity (6-0) is entering the period of the toughest competition of the season on Friday as they host the Salado Eagles on Badger Field. The game is set to start at 7pm, though if the weather forecast appears to be moving up any rain chances, that time could be moved up a bit. For now it looks like the regular 7pm time should be good.
The Eagles are strong in baseball tradition, and they are set to go in the roster with two strong pitchers, likely insulating them from any problems on the mound. Look for G. Knight, their fastest pitcher, to start. Knight has a high 80s fast ball and struck out 7 in his last outing, a 0-1 losing effort against Burnet. He gave up 3 hits and the one run in the game.
They have some hitters. In their last game they racked up 9 runs on 5 hits with 2 doubles (by their 4 and 8 hole batters). Their two top pitchers, Konnor Baird and Knight bat in the 5 and 6 hold and they also turn in big hits. Against Taylor, Knight homered and Baird got a double.
So-o, the Badgers, good as they are, are facing an equally good team on Friday and next Tuesday. If Lampasas can win either of those two games against Salado, they will go into the playoffs as a 2nd seed or better.
Both games will be broadcast live over KACQ 101.9FM. It’s also live on lampasasradio.com.
Golf
The Lady Badgers Finished off the season with a 57 stroke lead over Salado to win the District title. All five of the Lady Badgers finished in the top ten individual rankings, which places them on the All-District team.
The Lady Badgers will be playing at the 4A Region 4 tournament held in Corpus Christi at the Oso Beach Golf Course on April 22nd and 23rd.
badger sports april 9 2019
The Lady Badgers are looking for a win tonight as they take on the Taylor Ducks at the Lampasas High School field. JV will start the games off at 5pm and Varsity will follow behind them at 7pm. It is little league night.
Baseball
The Varsity Badgers will play the second of the Eastside Memorial series tonight on Badger Field with a 7pm first pitch. Last Friday the Badger boys run-ruled the Eastside boys 22-0 in a short 4 inning game. More of the same is expected, but Eastside is in to play, no matter what.
The Badgers could go into the last 2 district series with a 6-0 record, but those last 2 opponents are the other top teams in district, so…it will by anybody’s game from that point on. Tonight’s game should be fun and fans have been pretty loyal so far. So, you’re invited out to Badger Field for Little League Night, where they’re all “cheap seats” and everybody’s family. Let’s play ball!
The game will be broadcast live over KACQ 101.9FM with Mike and Ronnie calling and commenting on the action. It’s also live on lampasasradio.com.
Golf
The Badger golf teams played their last round of the District 27-A golf tournament at the White Wing Golf Club in Sun City yesterday.
The Badger Boys dropped from 3rd to 4th behind Liberty Hill and Salado, they posted a score of 375. David Denis placed 10th in the tournament with scores 86-90, qualifying him to make the All-District team.
The Lady Badgers Finished off the season with a 57 lead over Salado to win the District title. All five of the Lady Badgers finished in the top ten individual rankings, which places them on the All-District team.
The Lady Badger 2nd team finished 4th in the tournament.
The Lady Badgers will be playing at the 4A Region 4 tournament held in Corpus Christi at the Oso Beach Golf Course on April 22nd and 23rd.
Baseball
The Varsity Badgers will play the second of the Eastside Memorial series tonight on Badger Field with a 7pm first pitch. Last Friday the Badger boys run-ruled the Eastside boys 22-0 in a short 4 inning game. More of the same is expected, but Eastside is in to play, no matter what.
The Badgers could go into the last 2 district series with a 6-0 record, but those last 2 opponents are the other top teams in district, so…it will by anybody’s game from that point on. Tonight’s game should be fun and fans have been pretty loyal so far. So, you’re invited out to Badger Field for Little League Night, where they’re all “cheap seats” and everybody’s family. Let’s play ball!
The game will be broadcast live over KACQ 101.9FM with Mike and Ronnie calling and commenting on the action. It’s also live on lampasasradio.com.
Golf
The Badger golf teams played their last round of the District 27-A golf tournament at the White Wing Golf Club in Sun City yesterday.
The Badger Boys dropped from 3rd to 4th behind Liberty Hill and Salado, they posted a score of 375. David Denis placed 10th in the tournament with scores 86-90, qualifying him to make the All-District team.
The Lady Badgers Finished off the season with a 57 lead over Salado to win the District title. All five of the Lady Badgers finished in the top ten individual rankings, which places them on the All-District team.
The Lady Badger 2nd team finished 4th in the tournament.
The Lady Badgers will be playing at the 4A Region 4 tournament held in Corpus Christi at the Oso Beach Golf Course on April 22nd and 23rd.
badger sports April 6 2019
Softball
It was another rough night for the Lady Badgers, this time at the hands of the Liberty Hill Panthers. The Lady Badgers were at Liberty Hill’s Field and were run-ruled by the Panther girls 11-1 after five innings.
The new standings are:
Liberty Hill 7-0
Taylor 5-1
Salado 4-2
Lampasas 2-5
Burnet 1-5
Eastside 0-6
The Lady Badgers will be at Eastside Memorial on Tuesday. The JV team is on at 5pm and the Varsity will play after at 7pm.
Baseball
The Varsity Badgers completely dominated the struggling Eastside Memorial team last night in Austin 22-0 after 4 innings. Lampasas pitching was shared by Hunter Rebando, who started the game, and Mary Ybarra who finished it. Each of them went two innings. Rebando gave up no hits, struck out 4 and walked 2. Ybarra went 2 and gave up one hit, struck out 6 and walked none.
The Badger bats were hot and led once again by Ace Whitehead with 4 hits on 4 at bats, 2 runs and 2 RBIs. Jon Davis followed with 2 hits and 3 runs on 3 at bats, along with 1 RBI, Logan Coleman was also big with 3 hits, 3 runs and an RBI on 3 at bats, Ace Brooks was up 4 times for 2 hits and 2 runs and 2 RBIs. There were several other hitters on the night. Multiple base hits came from Coleman, Davis, Austin Hilgenberg and Hunter Rebando.
The most fun of the entire night though, came in the last inning with the game way out of reach for Eastside. Their coach put the one small boy sitting on the bench all night, into the game. The little guy came in to bat against Badger fast-baller Marty Ybarra, and to everyone’s surprise, sent it sailing into the outfield for the team’s only hit of the night. The crowd roared, and interestingly enough, it was the Badger fans that cheered the loudest, and longest.
It was one of life’s little victories, even in the hardest of times.
The Badgers will play Eastside again on Tuesday at Badger Field. It will be Little League Night and they are scheduled to play at 7pm.
Badger Baseball will be broadcast live over KACQ 101.9FM and on lampasasradio.com at the KACQ button.
The current district standings are:
Lampasas 5-0
Liberty Hill 5-0 (L.H. beat Taylor 6-1)
Salado 2-3 (The surprise of the night, losing to Burnet)
Burnet 3-2
Taylor 0-5
Eastside 0-5
The JV team games for today against China Springs have been cancelled.
Golf
The Badger golf teams competed at White Wing Golf Club in Sun City on Thursday for round one of the district tournament.
The Badger Boys sit in 3rd place behind Salado and Liberty Hill, posting a score of 354. David Denis led the way with an 86 followed by Hunter Vessels 88, Cooper Greiner 89, Jaxon Tomme 91, and Aiden Wiley 94. Also competing were Cooper Harrison 89, Braeden Hopson 110, and Declan Davenport 114.
The Lady Badgers led with a team score of 342, taking a 23 lead over 2nd place Salado.
Kirsten Richards led the way posting an 80, which also gives her a 4 stroke lead in the individual standings. LeeAnn Parker shot an 85 to put her in 3rd place and Kinsley Lindeman had an 87. Sara Olson's 90 and Shaylee Wolfe's 98 rounded out the varsity scores.
The Lady Badger 2nd team posted a score of 431 which puts them in a tie for 3rd place with defending district champion Liberty Hill.
Round two will be played at the White Wing Golf Club starting at 8am on Monday.
It was another rough night for the Lady Badgers, this time at the hands of the Liberty Hill Panthers. The Lady Badgers were at Liberty Hill’s Field and were run-ruled by the Panther girls 11-1 after five innings.
The new standings are:
Liberty Hill 7-0
Taylor 5-1
Salado 4-2
Lampasas 2-5
Burnet 1-5
Eastside 0-6
The Lady Badgers will be at Eastside Memorial on Tuesday. The JV team is on at 5pm and the Varsity will play after at 7pm.
Baseball
The Varsity Badgers completely dominated the struggling Eastside Memorial team last night in Austin 22-0 after 4 innings. Lampasas pitching was shared by Hunter Rebando, who started the game, and Mary Ybarra who finished it. Each of them went two innings. Rebando gave up no hits, struck out 4 and walked 2. Ybarra went 2 and gave up one hit, struck out 6 and walked none.
The Badger bats were hot and led once again by Ace Whitehead with 4 hits on 4 at bats, 2 runs and 2 RBIs. Jon Davis followed with 2 hits and 3 runs on 3 at bats, along with 1 RBI, Logan Coleman was also big with 3 hits, 3 runs and an RBI on 3 at bats, Ace Brooks was up 4 times for 2 hits and 2 runs and 2 RBIs. There were several other hitters on the night. Multiple base hits came from Coleman, Davis, Austin Hilgenberg and Hunter Rebando.
The most fun of the entire night though, came in the last inning with the game way out of reach for Eastside. Their coach put the one small boy sitting on the bench all night, into the game. The little guy came in to bat against Badger fast-baller Marty Ybarra, and to everyone’s surprise, sent it sailing into the outfield for the team’s only hit of the night. The crowd roared, and interestingly enough, it was the Badger fans that cheered the loudest, and longest.
It was one of life’s little victories, even in the hardest of times.
The Badgers will play Eastside again on Tuesday at Badger Field. It will be Little League Night and they are scheduled to play at 7pm.
Badger Baseball will be broadcast live over KACQ 101.9FM and on lampasasradio.com at the KACQ button.
The current district standings are:
Lampasas 5-0
Liberty Hill 5-0 (L.H. beat Taylor 6-1)
Salado 2-3 (The surprise of the night, losing to Burnet)
Burnet 3-2
Taylor 0-5
Eastside 0-5
The JV team games for today against China Springs have been cancelled.
Golf
The Badger golf teams competed at White Wing Golf Club in Sun City on Thursday for round one of the district tournament.
The Badger Boys sit in 3rd place behind Salado and Liberty Hill, posting a score of 354. David Denis led the way with an 86 followed by Hunter Vessels 88, Cooper Greiner 89, Jaxon Tomme 91, and Aiden Wiley 94. Also competing were Cooper Harrison 89, Braeden Hopson 110, and Declan Davenport 114.
The Lady Badgers led with a team score of 342, taking a 23 lead over 2nd place Salado.
Kirsten Richards led the way posting an 80, which also gives her a 4 stroke lead in the individual standings. LeeAnn Parker shot an 85 to put her in 3rd place and Kinsley Lindeman had an 87. Sara Olson's 90 and Shaylee Wolfe's 98 rounded out the varsity scores.
The Lady Badger 2nd team posted a score of 431 which puts them in a tie for 3rd place with defending district champion Liberty Hill.
Round two will be played at the White Wing Golf Club starting at 8am on Monday.
badger sports april 5 2019
Softball
The Lady Badgers will be traveling to Liberty Hill tonight for an uphill battle against the state-ranked 6-0 Lady Panthers. The JV team is on at 5pm and the Varsity is up at 7pm.
The Varsity game will be broadcast live over KCYL Radio at 1450AM and on the web at lampasasradio.com at the KCYL button. The district standings are:
Liberty Hill 6-0
Taylor 5-1
Salado 4-2
Lampasas 2-4
Burnet 1-5
Eastside 0-6
Baseball
The Varsity Badgers are on the road today to take on Eastside Memorial at 5pm. The game is at Garrison Field in Garrison Park at 6001 Manchaca. The general area of that is well out on the south side of Austin. Sort of off the main “Ben White” road.
The current standings are:
Lampasas 4-0
Liberty Hill 4-0
Salado 2-2
Burnet 2-2
Taylor 0-4
Eastside 0-4
Badger Baseball will be broadcast live over KACQ 101.9FM and on lampasasradio.com at the KACQ button.
The JV team plays on home dirt tomorrow against China Springs. Games will be at 10am and 12pm
Track
Last night (Thursday), the District Track Meet in Taylor saw the Badgers take 2nd Place as a team. The J.V. Boys finished in 3rd Place.
Golf
The Badger golf teams competed at White Wing Golf Club in Sun City on Thursday for round one of the district tournament.
The Badger Boys sit in 3rd place behind Salado and Liberty Hill posting a score of 354. David Denis led the way with an 86 followed by Hunter Vessels 88, Cooper Greiner 89, Jaxon Tomme 91, and Aiden Wiley 94. Also competing were Cooper Harrison 89, Braeden Hopson 110, and Declan Davenport 114.
The Lady Badgers lead with a team score of 342, taking a 23 lead over 2nd place Salado.
Kirsten Richards led the way posting an 80, which also gives her a 4 stroke lead in the individual standings. LeeAnn Parker shot an 85 to put her in 3rd place and Kinsley Lindeman had an 87. Sara Olson's 90 and Shaylee Wolfe's 98 rounded out the varsity scores.
The Lady Badger 2nd team posted a score of 431 which puts them in a tie for 3rd place with defending district champion Liberty Hill.
Round two will be played at the White Wing Golf Club starting at 8am on Monday.
Middle School Golf was at Copperas Cove on Thursday. The Boys Blue team placed 3rd with a 194. Scores were: Coulson Plouff 45, Peyton Spore 48, Noah Sanchez 48, Owen Stubbs 53, and Jace Mickey 62. The Girls’ Blue team placed 3rd with a 224 from Jennifer Greiner’s 53, Kenlee Turner’s 55, Maria Raigosa’s 56, Isabelle May had a 60, and Avery Hopson 65. Kadlyn Atkins placed 3rd individually.
Their next tournament is April 18th at Fredericksburg.
Tennis
JV plays in Liberty Hill tonight
The Lady Badgers will be traveling to Liberty Hill tonight for an uphill battle against the state-ranked 6-0 Lady Panthers. The JV team is on at 5pm and the Varsity is up at 7pm.
The Varsity game will be broadcast live over KCYL Radio at 1450AM and on the web at lampasasradio.com at the KCYL button. The district standings are:
Liberty Hill 6-0
Taylor 5-1
Salado 4-2
Lampasas 2-4
Burnet 1-5
Eastside 0-6
Baseball
The Varsity Badgers are on the road today to take on Eastside Memorial at 5pm. The game is at Garrison Field in Garrison Park at 6001 Manchaca. The general area of that is well out on the south side of Austin. Sort of off the main “Ben White” road.
The current standings are:
Lampasas 4-0
Liberty Hill 4-0
Salado 2-2
Burnet 2-2
Taylor 0-4
Eastside 0-4
Badger Baseball will be broadcast live over KACQ 101.9FM and on lampasasradio.com at the KACQ button.
The JV team plays on home dirt tomorrow against China Springs. Games will be at 10am and 12pm
Track
Last night (Thursday), the District Track Meet in Taylor saw the Badgers take 2nd Place as a team. The J.V. Boys finished in 3rd Place.
Golf
The Badger golf teams competed at White Wing Golf Club in Sun City on Thursday for round one of the district tournament.
The Badger Boys sit in 3rd place behind Salado and Liberty Hill posting a score of 354. David Denis led the way with an 86 followed by Hunter Vessels 88, Cooper Greiner 89, Jaxon Tomme 91, and Aiden Wiley 94. Also competing were Cooper Harrison 89, Braeden Hopson 110, and Declan Davenport 114.
The Lady Badgers lead with a team score of 342, taking a 23 lead over 2nd place Salado.
Kirsten Richards led the way posting an 80, which also gives her a 4 stroke lead in the individual standings. LeeAnn Parker shot an 85 to put her in 3rd place and Kinsley Lindeman had an 87. Sara Olson's 90 and Shaylee Wolfe's 98 rounded out the varsity scores.
The Lady Badger 2nd team posted a score of 431 which puts them in a tie for 3rd place with defending district champion Liberty Hill.
Round two will be played at the White Wing Golf Club starting at 8am on Monday.
Middle School Golf was at Copperas Cove on Thursday. The Boys Blue team placed 3rd with a 194. Scores were: Coulson Plouff 45, Peyton Spore 48, Noah Sanchez 48, Owen Stubbs 53, and Jace Mickey 62. The Girls’ Blue team placed 3rd with a 224 from Jennifer Greiner’s 53, Kenlee Turner’s 55, Maria Raigosa’s 56, Isabelle May had a 60, and Avery Hopson 65. Kadlyn Atkins placed 3rd individually.
Their next tournament is April 18th at Fredericksburg.
Tennis
JV plays in Liberty Hill tonight
Softball
The Badger Varsity, after dropping their last game to Salado 3-6, still has games with Liberty Hill, Taylor and Burnet to play, in that order.
The district leading, state ranked #8, Liberty Hill team will be a tough go for the Badgers, as will the state ranked #11 Taylor team. The Burnet game should be less of a challenge. All that being said, the Lady Badgers will be in there mixing it up for all three games.
(Pix above-Natalie DeNoso singles in Salado game)
The team will be at Liberty Hill for Friday’s road game, which will be broadcast live over KCYL Radio at 1450AM and on the web at lampasasradio.com at the KCYL button. The district standings are:
Liberty Hill 6-0
Taylor 5-1
Salado 4-2
Lampasas 2-4
Burnet 1-5
Eastside 0-6
Baseball
The Badger Varsity (4-0 in district) heads to Eastside Memorial on Friday for their 5th district game. That game will be played at Garrison Field, in Garrison Park, off Manchaca Rd. by Stassney on the south side of town.
Eastside is winless in district play so far but Coach Doege warns that the team does have at least a couple of good players and you never know, so he’s taking the team in full-blow to get a win. He notes that when Eastside played state-ranked Liberty Hill in their last game, they were not run-ruled. The final was an 8-1 Liberty Hill win.
So-o, look for the Badgers to come in smokin’, at least until the game is iced down pretty well.
The current standings are:
Lampasas 4-0
Liberty Hill 4-0
Salado 2-2
Burnet 2-2
Taylor 0-4
Eastside 0-4
Badger Baseball will be broadcast live over KACQ 101.9FM and on lampasasradio.com at the KACQ button.
Golf
Boys and Girls Varsity and JV golf teams were at the White Wing Golf Course in Sun City on Wednesday and will be back again on Monday. This is the District Tournament and the results are
Tennis
Neary / Allan will travel to Corpus on the 18th and 19th of April for regionals.
The Badger Varsity, after dropping their last game to Salado 3-6, still has games with Liberty Hill, Taylor and Burnet to play, in that order.
The district leading, state ranked #8, Liberty Hill team will be a tough go for the Badgers, as will the state ranked #11 Taylor team. The Burnet game should be less of a challenge. All that being said, the Lady Badgers will be in there mixing it up for all three games.
(Pix above-Natalie DeNoso singles in Salado game)
The team will be at Liberty Hill for Friday’s road game, which will be broadcast live over KCYL Radio at 1450AM and on the web at lampasasradio.com at the KCYL button. The district standings are:
Liberty Hill 6-0
Taylor 5-1
Salado 4-2
Lampasas 2-4
Burnet 1-5
Eastside 0-6
Baseball
The Badger Varsity (4-0 in district) heads to Eastside Memorial on Friday for their 5th district game. That game will be played at Garrison Field, in Garrison Park, off Manchaca Rd. by Stassney on the south side of town.
Eastside is winless in district play so far but Coach Doege warns that the team does have at least a couple of good players and you never know, so he’s taking the team in full-blow to get a win. He notes that when Eastside played state-ranked Liberty Hill in their last game, they were not run-ruled. The final was an 8-1 Liberty Hill win.
So-o, look for the Badgers to come in smokin’, at least until the game is iced down pretty well.
The current standings are:
Lampasas 4-0
Liberty Hill 4-0
Salado 2-2
Burnet 2-2
Taylor 0-4
Eastside 0-4
Badger Baseball will be broadcast live over KACQ 101.9FM and on lampasasradio.com at the KACQ button.
Golf
Boys and Girls Varsity and JV golf teams were at the White Wing Golf Course in Sun City on Wednesday and will be back again on Monday. This is the District Tournament and the results are
Tennis
Neary / Allan will travel to Corpus on the 18th and 19th of April for regionals.
Softball
Varsity had a tough game against Salado last night losing 6-3. Both teams saw the ball well totaling 7 hits each. Lampasas couldn’t catch up with Salado after they scored 3 runs in the 3rd inning. The Lady Badgers committed 5 errors helping the other team score with ease. The next game for the Badgers will be at Liberty Hill on Friday.
Baseball
The Badger Varsity is now 4-0 in district after beating the Burnet Bulldogs 13-1 last night in Burnet.
The Bulldogs were in trouble from the start. Though they had a brief surge in their first at-bat by scoring a run to tie it up at 1-1, they were shut out from that point on.
The win went to starter Ace Whitehead, who calmly worked his way through 6 innings on the mound, striking out 9 batters while giving up 3 hits and 1 run and walking 1 batter. Closer Marty Ybarra came in to dependably shut Burnet down in the last inning with 2 strikeouts and an infield out.
At the plate, Hunter Rebando did it again, sending the ball over the fence with 2 RBIs; Ace Whitehead was the most exciting on the bases, getting 4 hits in 5 at bats, and turning that into 4 runs. Ethan Rascoe was 2 for 3 with a run and 2 RBIs; Logan Coleman was 2 for 5 with 3 runs and an RBI. Gauge Gholson was 2 for 4 with a run and an RBI; and Marty Ybarra has 1 hit and an RBI on 5 trips to the plate.
The Badger team only had 2 errors in the game.
The Badgers will head to Austin to play the winless Eastside Memorial team on their field. Coach Shane Doege will be in KACQ studio Thursday morning at 8am to talk about the upcoming series, and about Badger baseball in general.
Golf
Boys and Girls Varsity and JV golf teams are playing at the White Wing Golf Course in Sun City for a district tournament today.
Track
Will be at Taylor today and tomorrow for another district track meet.
Tennis
Neary / Allan will travel to Corpus on the 18th and 19th of April for regionals.
Varsity had a tough game against Salado last night losing 6-3. Both teams saw the ball well totaling 7 hits each. Lampasas couldn’t catch up with Salado after they scored 3 runs in the 3rd inning. The Lady Badgers committed 5 errors helping the other team score with ease. The next game for the Badgers will be at Liberty Hill on Friday.
Baseball
The Badger Varsity is now 4-0 in district after beating the Burnet Bulldogs 13-1 last night in Burnet.
The Bulldogs were in trouble from the start. Though they had a brief surge in their first at-bat by scoring a run to tie it up at 1-1, they were shut out from that point on.
The win went to starter Ace Whitehead, who calmly worked his way through 6 innings on the mound, striking out 9 batters while giving up 3 hits and 1 run and walking 1 batter. Closer Marty Ybarra came in to dependably shut Burnet down in the last inning with 2 strikeouts and an infield out.
At the plate, Hunter Rebando did it again, sending the ball over the fence with 2 RBIs; Ace Whitehead was the most exciting on the bases, getting 4 hits in 5 at bats, and turning that into 4 runs. Ethan Rascoe was 2 for 3 with a run and 2 RBIs; Logan Coleman was 2 for 5 with 3 runs and an RBI. Gauge Gholson was 2 for 4 with a run and an RBI; and Marty Ybarra has 1 hit and an RBI on 5 trips to the plate.
The Badger team only had 2 errors in the game.
The Badgers will head to Austin to play the winless Eastside Memorial team on their field. Coach Shane Doege will be in KACQ studio Thursday morning at 8am to talk about the upcoming series, and about Badger baseball in general.
Golf
Boys and Girls Varsity and JV golf teams are playing at the White Wing Golf Course in Sun City for a district tournament today.
Track
Will be at Taylor today and tomorrow for another district track meet.
Tennis
Neary / Allan will travel to Corpus on the 18th and 19th of April for regionals.
Badger Sports
Baseball
The Badger Baseball team gave Burnet a pretty solid licking in last Friday’s game in Lampasas, the first in the two game series for the friendly Hwy 281 rivalry. The Bulldogs had trouble on the mound, much of the same problem Taylor had when they lost a two game series with Lampasas recently. Lampasas did not have those problems, simply because Lampasas finds itself with a bullpen of several moderate to really good pitchers.
Lampasas and Liberty Hill now seem to lead the district with 3-0 records as they move through the remaining 7 games in district play. The Badgers will try to get their second win against Burnet tonight in Burnet.
The game starts at 7pm and will be carried live on KACQ 101.9 and at lampasasradio.com.
Division 27-4a Standings - 2019District Overall W L
Lampasas Badgers 3 0
Liberty Hill Panthers 3 0
Burnet Bulldogs 2 1
Salado Eagles 1 2
Taylor Ducks 0 3
Austin Eastside Memorial 0 3
Panthers
How ‘bout them Badgers!
Softball
The Lady Badgers, coming off two wins in a row, after run-ruling both Burnet and Eastside Memorial will play at home tonight, taking on the Salado girls.
JV games will start at 5pm, followed by Varsity at 7pm.
Tennis
Varsity Tennis was at Liberty Hill on Monday with the cool weather. Coach Kenneth Peiser reports that David Neary/Joel Allan played 3 matches and finished as District Champions. They too control over the #2 seeded Taylor team and won in straight sets, then came out in the final match against Liberty Hill where they traded games, then broke out to take it 6-4 They kept it up and won 6-1 against #1 seeds. Dani Claussen/Jade Beavers finished 3rd in girls doubles, Shanice McCain/Exavier Gonzales took 3rd in mixed doubles.
Today, Megan Dwamena and Micah Bellanger are playing in the singles finals. The JV team will also play today.
Baseball
The Badger Baseball team gave Burnet a pretty solid licking in last Friday’s game in Lampasas, the first in the two game series for the friendly Hwy 281 rivalry. The Bulldogs had trouble on the mound, much of the same problem Taylor had when they lost a two game series with Lampasas recently. Lampasas did not have those problems, simply because Lampasas finds itself with a bullpen of several moderate to really good pitchers.
Lampasas and Liberty Hill now seem to lead the district with 3-0 records as they move through the remaining 7 games in district play. The Badgers will try to get their second win against Burnet tonight in Burnet.
The game starts at 7pm and will be carried live on KACQ 101.9 and at lampasasradio.com.
Division 27-4a Standings - 2019District Overall W L
Lampasas Badgers 3 0
Liberty Hill Panthers 3 0
Burnet Bulldogs 2 1
Salado Eagles 1 2
Taylor Ducks 0 3
Austin Eastside Memorial 0 3
Panthers
How ‘bout them Badgers!
Softball
The Lady Badgers, coming off two wins in a row, after run-ruling both Burnet and Eastside Memorial will play at home tonight, taking on the Salado girls.
JV games will start at 5pm, followed by Varsity at 7pm.
Tennis
Varsity Tennis was at Liberty Hill on Monday with the cool weather. Coach Kenneth Peiser reports that David Neary/Joel Allan played 3 matches and finished as District Champions. They too control over the #2 seeded Taylor team and won in straight sets, then came out in the final match against Liberty Hill where they traded games, then broke out to take it 6-4 They kept it up and won 6-1 against #1 seeds. Dani Claussen/Jade Beavers finished 3rd in girls doubles, Shanice McCain/Exavier Gonzales took 3rd in mixed doubles.
Today, Megan Dwamena and Micah Bellanger are playing in the singles finals. The JV team will also play today.
Badger Sports April 1 2019
Baseball
The Badger Baseball team gave up two runs to Burnet in the first at-bat for the Bulldogs, but they came back in the bottom of the first to score three runs of their own and take the lead. They added to that lead steadily and held the bulldogs away from home base for the rest of the game, ending it at 7-2 in Lampasas favor.
The win went to Austin Hilgenberg, the resident 1st Baseman, who went 6 innings, giving up 2 hits and 2 runs and striking out 13 batters while walking 2. He was relieved for the last inning as closer Marty Ybarra brought in his fast ball and big breaking balls to strike out 2 and throw out the last one on first to seal the win.
Moments to remember in the game included the over the fence homer by Hunter Rebando and his 2 bagger. Hunter’s batting has become huge as he had 3 RBIs in the game. Not to be outdone by much, Ethan Rascoe did it again…a big three bagger with two on base that gave the “Chief” 2 RBIs. Other 2 baggers were by Gage Gholson and other RBIs by dependable Logan Coleman and by Austin Hilgenberg.
Lampasas heads to Burnet Tuesday evening for the second game in the Burnet series, kicking off at 7pm. KACQ 101.9 and lampasasradio.com will carry the game live.
For however long it lasts, we are enjoying the way the baseball rankings look in the Texas High School Baseball web site:
Division 27-4a Standings - 2019District Overall W L
Lampasas Badgers 3 0
Liberty Hill Panthers 3 0
Burnet Bulldogs 2 1
Salado Eagles 1 2
Taylor Ducks 0 3
Austin Eastside Memorial 0 3
Panthers
How ‘bout them Badgers!
JV and JV2 Baseball travel to Burnet tonight to take on the Bulldogs. JV2 starting at 5pm with JV at 7pm.
Softball
The Lady Badgers defeated the Eastside Memorial Panthers Friday 20-0 on the 10-run –rule. Cally Reding brought home 2 with a 2 run home run.
The Lady Badgers will be on home dirt tomorrow as they take on Salado. JV games will start at 5pm and be followed by Varsity at 7pm.
Tennis
Varstity Tennis headed to Liberty Hill this morning for a district meet at 9am.
Golf
Boys and Girls Varsity and JV golf teams are playing at the White Wing Golf Course in Sun City for a district tournament at 9am on Thursday.
Track
Will be at Taylor on Wednesday and Thursday for another district track meet.
The Badger Baseball team gave up two runs to Burnet in the first at-bat for the Bulldogs, but they came back in the bottom of the first to score three runs of their own and take the lead. They added to that lead steadily and held the bulldogs away from home base for the rest of the game, ending it at 7-2 in Lampasas favor.
The win went to Austin Hilgenberg, the resident 1st Baseman, who went 6 innings, giving up 2 hits and 2 runs and striking out 13 batters while walking 2. He was relieved for the last inning as closer Marty Ybarra brought in his fast ball and big breaking balls to strike out 2 and throw out the last one on first to seal the win.
Moments to remember in the game included the over the fence homer by Hunter Rebando and his 2 bagger. Hunter’s batting has become huge as he had 3 RBIs in the game. Not to be outdone by much, Ethan Rascoe did it again…a big three bagger with two on base that gave the “Chief” 2 RBIs. Other 2 baggers were by Gage Gholson and other RBIs by dependable Logan Coleman and by Austin Hilgenberg.
Lampasas heads to Burnet Tuesday evening for the second game in the Burnet series, kicking off at 7pm. KACQ 101.9 and lampasasradio.com will carry the game live.
For however long it lasts, we are enjoying the way the baseball rankings look in the Texas High School Baseball web site:
Division 27-4a Standings - 2019District Overall W L
Lampasas Badgers 3 0
Liberty Hill Panthers 3 0
Burnet Bulldogs 2 1
Salado Eagles 1 2
Taylor Ducks 0 3
Austin Eastside Memorial 0 3
Panthers
How ‘bout them Badgers!
JV and JV2 Baseball travel to Burnet tonight to take on the Bulldogs. JV2 starting at 5pm with JV at 7pm.
Softball
The Lady Badgers defeated the Eastside Memorial Panthers Friday 20-0 on the 10-run –rule. Cally Reding brought home 2 with a 2 run home run.
The Lady Badgers will be on home dirt tomorrow as they take on Salado. JV games will start at 5pm and be followed by Varsity at 7pm.
Tennis
Varstity Tennis headed to Liberty Hill this morning for a district meet at 9am.
Golf
Boys and Girls Varsity and JV golf teams are playing at the White Wing Golf Course in Sun City for a district tournament at 9am on Thursday.
Track
Will be at Taylor on Wednesday and Thursday for another district track meet.
badger sports March 29 2019
Softball
The Lady Badgers will be at Eastside Memorial tonight to take on the Panthers. Game times are at 5pm and 7pm. The game will be broadcast over KCYL Radio, kicking off shortly before 7pm on 1450AM and online at lampasasradio.com and at the KCYL stream button.
Baseball
The Badgers are at home again tonight, up against the Burnet Bulldogs, with a 7pm start.
The Badgers, at 2-0, are tied with Liberty Hill for the current top spot in district.
Soccer
The Boys team took on Canyon Lake yesterday and their season ended with a 2-3 loss. Tonight, the girls team will be at Marble Falls to play Boerne at 7pm for their first playoff game.
We pass on this by-line from Supt. Chane Rascoe because we thought it was worth repeating:
“One of the best things about being a part of such a great school district is attending the events of our kids. Last night, our boy’s high school soccer game was a great example of such an event. Even through a rain delay and tough weather conditions, parents, community and staff members supported and stayed through it all to support our kids. Our kids played hard, were well coached, and everyone represented our school and community very well. Extremely proud of everyone and our kids noticed as well.
If you have not attended an event this year, please consider coming in the future. There are many opportunities and our kids will know you are there.
Have a great weekend! “
Chane Rascoe, Ed.D.
Superintendent
Lampasas ISD
Tennis
The Badger Varsity will play at the Killeen tournament today, then on Monday and Tuesday district play will start at Liberty Hill.
Track
The Lampasas High School track team is competing in the Texas Relays today and tomorrow.
In the Cougar HS Relays at Jarrell on Thursday the Lampasas JV Team finished in 2nd Place with 92 points, behind winner Burnet with a whopping 191 points. Strong Lampasas finishes came from Charlie Herndon with a 4th in the 1600 meter run and a 3rd in the 3200.Jack Jerome took 6th in the 100M Dash and Ruger Miserlian took 5th in the 200, in front of Michael Murray in 6th Place. Rug Miserlian was also 4th in the 110M Hurdles. Ian McKinney came in 5th in the 300M Hurdles and Thomas Swilley was just back, in 6th Place.
The Lady Badgers will be at Eastside Memorial tonight to take on the Panthers. Game times are at 5pm and 7pm. The game will be broadcast over KCYL Radio, kicking off shortly before 7pm on 1450AM and online at lampasasradio.com and at the KCYL stream button.
Baseball
The Badgers are at home again tonight, up against the Burnet Bulldogs, with a 7pm start.
The Badgers, at 2-0, are tied with Liberty Hill for the current top spot in district.
Soccer
The Boys team took on Canyon Lake yesterday and their season ended with a 2-3 loss. Tonight, the girls team will be at Marble Falls to play Boerne at 7pm for their first playoff game.
We pass on this by-line from Supt. Chane Rascoe because we thought it was worth repeating:
“One of the best things about being a part of such a great school district is attending the events of our kids. Last night, our boy’s high school soccer game was a great example of such an event. Even through a rain delay and tough weather conditions, parents, community and staff members supported and stayed through it all to support our kids. Our kids played hard, were well coached, and everyone represented our school and community very well. Extremely proud of everyone and our kids noticed as well.
If you have not attended an event this year, please consider coming in the future. There are many opportunities and our kids will know you are there.
Have a great weekend! “
Chane Rascoe, Ed.D.
Superintendent
Lampasas ISD
Tennis
The Badger Varsity will play at the Killeen tournament today, then on Monday and Tuesday district play will start at Liberty Hill.
Track
The Lampasas High School track team is competing in the Texas Relays today and tomorrow.
In the Cougar HS Relays at Jarrell on Thursday the Lampasas JV Team finished in 2nd Place with 92 points, behind winner Burnet with a whopping 191 points. Strong Lampasas finishes came from Charlie Herndon with a 4th in the 1600 meter run and a 3rd in the 3200.Jack Jerome took 6th in the 100M Dash and Ruger Miserlian took 5th in the 200, in front of Michael Murray in 6th Place. Rug Miserlian was also 4th in the 110M Hurdles. Ian McKinney came in 5th in the 300M Hurdles and Thomas Swilley was just back, in 6th Place.
badger sports march 28 2019
The Basketball Banquet
The Badger Basketball Banquet at LHS last night saw Jelecia Magee-Hodges bring home the award for Team Offensive Player, and Abby Martin for Team Defensive Player. The MVP award went to Diane Hurst, and the “Battlin’ Badger” award went to Kamri Corbin. The boys awards included Brenton Webb for Defensive Player, Nate Brochardt for MVP, and Jett Bramon for Most Improved Player. The ’Battlin’ Badger’ award went to Colbe Penick.
Baseball
The Badger Varsity is now 2-0 in district after they run ruled the Taylor Ducks 12-0 Tuesday in 5 innings. The two game series of the past few days sees the Badgers tied with Liberty Hill at the top, 2-0. There is a “but” to that satisfying one series record though, as Liberty Hill had their sweep over the other strong team in the district, Salado. Right now it looks like Salado and Lampasas could be in a run for the second place spot…but then, anything can happen from this point on. There’s a lot of baseball to play.
Next up for the Badgers is a home game with Burnet on Friday. Burnet was to have played Eastside Memorial in the sweep but that didn’t happen so Lampasas is going up against an untested-in-district team. Burnet’s overall season record is 2-10-1.
The Badgers-Burnet game on Friday will start at the usual 7pm on Badger Field and it will be broadcast on 101.9FM KACQ Radio.
Coach Shane Doege was in KACQ studio Thursday morning at 8am to talk Badger baseball.
Softball
The girls played at home on Tuesday won 31-3 against Burnet. The girls will traveling to Eastside Memorial tomorrow to take on the the Panthers. The Lady Badger Softball game will be broadcast on KCYL 1450 am starting at 7pm.
Soccer
Today the boys will be at the Burnet High School to take on Canyon Lake at 7:30pm to play their first playoff game. Tomorrow the Girls will be at Marble Falls to play against Boerne at 7pm to start off their first round of playoffs.
The Badger Basketball Banquet at LHS last night saw Jelecia Magee-Hodges bring home the award for Team Offensive Player, and Abby Martin for Team Defensive Player. The MVP award went to Diane Hurst, and the “Battlin’ Badger” award went to Kamri Corbin. The boys awards included Brenton Webb for Defensive Player, Nate Brochardt for MVP, and Jett Bramon for Most Improved Player. The ’Battlin’ Badger’ award went to Colbe Penick.
Baseball
The Badger Varsity is now 2-0 in district after they run ruled the Taylor Ducks 12-0 Tuesday in 5 innings. The two game series of the past few days sees the Badgers tied with Liberty Hill at the top, 2-0. There is a “but” to that satisfying one series record though, as Liberty Hill had their sweep over the other strong team in the district, Salado. Right now it looks like Salado and Lampasas could be in a run for the second place spot…but then, anything can happen from this point on. There’s a lot of baseball to play.
Next up for the Badgers is a home game with Burnet on Friday. Burnet was to have played Eastside Memorial in the sweep but that didn’t happen so Lampasas is going up against an untested-in-district team. Burnet’s overall season record is 2-10-1.
The Badgers-Burnet game on Friday will start at the usual 7pm on Badger Field and it will be broadcast on 101.9FM KACQ Radio.
Coach Shane Doege was in KACQ studio Thursday morning at 8am to talk Badger baseball.
Softball
The girls played at home on Tuesday won 31-3 against Burnet. The girls will traveling to Eastside Memorial tomorrow to take on the the Panthers. The Lady Badger Softball game will be broadcast on KCYL 1450 am starting at 7pm.
Soccer
Today the boys will be at the Burnet High School to take on Canyon Lake at 7:30pm to play their first playoff game. Tomorrow the Girls will be at Marble Falls to play against Boerne at 7pm to start off their first round of playoffs.
badger sports march 27 2019
Softball
The Lady Badger Softball team run-ruled Burnet’s Lady Dawgs 13-3 in the 6th inning last night. They started their lead by putting up four runs in the fourth inning. Mia Maldonado was in the circle for the Lampasas Badgers Varsity. She allowed five hits and three runs over four innings, striking out five and walking zero. The Badgers racked up 16 hits! Mia Maldonado, Callie Reding, Shelby Case, and Natalie Denoso all had multiple hits for the team. Callie Reding and Mia both lead the team in hits with a high of four hits. The girls will be at Eastside Memorial on Friday.
The JV team lost to Burnet 4-11.
Baseball
The Badger Varsity is now 2-0 in district after they run ruled the Taylor Ducks 12-0 in 5 innings. The win went to Hunter Rebando who went the distance on the mound for the shutout with 87 pitches that gave up just 3 hits, struck out 7 and walked 2.
Ace Whitehead led the team at the plate with 4 hits in 4 times at bat. He had 1 RBI and scored 2 runs, both of them included extra bases on steals. Jon Davis and Marty Ybarra also showed strong with 2 hits each and Davis scored 3 times and Ybarra 2.
The Badgers 2-0 record is only matched in district at this point by the very strong Liberty Hill team, however, Liberty Hill was played close in the two game series that finished last night by Salado, the other district favorite.
The Badgers will go up against Burnet on Friday. Coach Shane Doege will be in KACQ studio Thursday morning at 8am to talk Badger baseball.
The Lady Badger Softball team run-ruled Burnet’s Lady Dawgs 13-3 in the 6th inning last night. They started their lead by putting up four runs in the fourth inning. Mia Maldonado was in the circle for the Lampasas Badgers Varsity. She allowed five hits and three runs over four innings, striking out five and walking zero. The Badgers racked up 16 hits! Mia Maldonado, Callie Reding, Shelby Case, and Natalie Denoso all had multiple hits for the team. Callie Reding and Mia both lead the team in hits with a high of four hits. The girls will be at Eastside Memorial on Friday.
The JV team lost to Burnet 4-11.
Baseball
The Badger Varsity is now 2-0 in district after they run ruled the Taylor Ducks 12-0 in 5 innings. The win went to Hunter Rebando who went the distance on the mound for the shutout with 87 pitches that gave up just 3 hits, struck out 7 and walked 2.
Ace Whitehead led the team at the plate with 4 hits in 4 times at bat. He had 1 RBI and scored 2 runs, both of them included extra bases on steals. Jon Davis and Marty Ybarra also showed strong with 2 hits each and Davis scored 3 times and Ybarra 2.
The Badgers 2-0 record is only matched in district at this point by the very strong Liberty Hill team, however, Liberty Hill was played close in the two game series that finished last night by Salado, the other district favorite.
The Badgers will go up against Burnet on Friday. Coach Shane Doege will be in KACQ studio Thursday morning at 8am to talk Badger baseball.
badger sports march 26 2019
Softball
The Lady Badgers took a nasty run-rule loss at Taylor last Friday and they are hoping for better fortune this evening as they go up against the Burnet Lady Bulldogs.
It seems Lampasas wasn’t the only team getting shut out by Taylor. It also happened to Burnet as they dropped it 0-16 to the Taylor girls. In other Burnet games they lost to Liberty Hill but beat Eastside, putting them 1-2 in district. Lampasas is 0-3 at this point but in this evenly matched game tonight they hope to turn it around.
This is the team’s fund-raiser Fish Fry Night and your attendance and patronage will be appreciated. Fish will be served as early as 5pm at the concession stand.
***Tonight’s Softball Game will not be broadcast, only the out of town games are broadcast over KCYL Radio.
Baseball
The Badger Baseball team, just starting their district run, is 1-0 and hopeful, in that threatening-as- ever district with powerhouse teams Liberty Hill and Salado at the top, the hopefuls Burnet, Taylor and Lampasas in the middle of the pack, and struggling Eastside Memorial trying to get in the games.
With Lampasas win over Taylor last Friday 6-3, they will hope for another win tonight to get them solidly in the position ahead of this one middle-of-the-pack team.
T he Ducks, on the other hand, hope to nullify Lampasas Friday win with a victory in this one.
It could come down to the mound tonight with pressure on whoever Coach Shane Doege puts out there. It won’t be the same starter as the Friday game as the pitch count rules will keep Ace Whitehead in a field position.
Taylor’s loss last Friday was pretty much on the mound and they have likely worked on that problem.
It should be a good game, starting at 7pm. Fans should come as early as possible to enjoy the fish fry at the concession stand.
The game tonight will be broadcast over KACQ Radio at 101.9FM and also on the internet at lampasasradio.com at the KACQ listen. (If you couldn’t pick it up well last Friday, we apologize. There were some technical problems which should be completely eliminated for tonight’s game.)
Soccer
It’s playoff time for our soccer teams! On Thursday the Boys will be at the Burnet High School to take on Canyon Lake at 7:30pm. On Friday the Girls will be at Marble Falls to play against Boerne at 7pm to start off the first round of playoffs.
Tennis
Friday the Badgers will play at the Killeen tournament and then on the following Monday and Tuesday district will start at Liberty Hill.
Golf
Girls JV and Varsity team was at the Fredericksburg Invitational at the Lady Bird Golf Course yesterday and took home 1st place with a team score of 322.
Boys JV will be at the Lady Bird Golf Course today while the Boys Varsity will take their swing at the course tomorrow.
The Lady Badgers took a nasty run-rule loss at Taylor last Friday and they are hoping for better fortune this evening as they go up against the Burnet Lady Bulldogs.
It seems Lampasas wasn’t the only team getting shut out by Taylor. It also happened to Burnet as they dropped it 0-16 to the Taylor girls. In other Burnet games they lost to Liberty Hill but beat Eastside, putting them 1-2 in district. Lampasas is 0-3 at this point but in this evenly matched game tonight they hope to turn it around.
This is the team’s fund-raiser Fish Fry Night and your attendance and patronage will be appreciated. Fish will be served as early as 5pm at the concession stand.
***Tonight’s Softball Game will not be broadcast, only the out of town games are broadcast over KCYL Radio.
Baseball
The Badger Baseball team, just starting their district run, is 1-0 and hopeful, in that threatening-as- ever district with powerhouse teams Liberty Hill and Salado at the top, the hopefuls Burnet, Taylor and Lampasas in the middle of the pack, and struggling Eastside Memorial trying to get in the games.
With Lampasas win over Taylor last Friday 6-3, they will hope for another win tonight to get them solidly in the position ahead of this one middle-of-the-pack team.
T he Ducks, on the other hand, hope to nullify Lampasas Friday win with a victory in this one.
It could come down to the mound tonight with pressure on whoever Coach Shane Doege puts out there. It won’t be the same starter as the Friday game as the pitch count rules will keep Ace Whitehead in a field position.
Taylor’s loss last Friday was pretty much on the mound and they have likely worked on that problem.
It should be a good game, starting at 7pm. Fans should come as early as possible to enjoy the fish fry at the concession stand.
The game tonight will be broadcast over KACQ Radio at 101.9FM and also on the internet at lampasasradio.com at the KACQ listen. (If you couldn’t pick it up well last Friday, we apologize. There were some technical problems which should be completely eliminated for tonight’s game.)
Soccer
It’s playoff time for our soccer teams! On Thursday the Boys will be at the Burnet High School to take on Canyon Lake at 7:30pm. On Friday the Girls will be at Marble Falls to play against Boerne at 7pm to start off the first round of playoffs.
Tennis
Friday the Badgers will play at the Killeen tournament and then on the following Monday and Tuesday district will start at Liberty Hill.
Golf
Girls JV and Varsity team was at the Fredericksburg Invitational at the Lady Bird Golf Course yesterday and took home 1st place with a team score of 322.
Boys JV will be at the Lady Bird Golf Course today while the Boys Varsity will take their swing at the course tomorrow.
badger sports March 25 2019
Softball
It was a disappointing evening for the Lady Badgers at Taylor last Friday. The girls lost 10-0 in a run-ruled five inning game. Callie Reding started in the circle for Lampasas, giving up seven runs on six hits in four innings, striking out three with no walks. Collyn Schuricht came in from the bullpen for two-thirds of an inning in relief but the turnaround wasn’t to be.
Trying to shake it off and turn it around, the girls will be playing Burnet on Tuesday. The JV will start the day off at 5pm then the Varsity will be up at 7pm.
This is the team’s fund-raiser Fish Fry Night and your attendance and patronage will be appreciated. Fish will be served as early as 5pm at the concession stand.
Baseball
A big for the Badger Varsity over Taylor last Friday night. That leads into the second of the two game series on Tuesday when the Ducks come to Badger Field and Badger fans will get a chance to see them here.
Badger ace Ace Whitehead (that’s clumsy to say) was on the mound and got the win last Friday with a 6 inning performance that saw him striking out 10. That 7th inning saw another sterling performance, this one by closer Marty Ybarra, who came in to strike out three batters and end the game.
With the UIL pitch count rules, Whitehead will not be able to get on the mound on Tuesday so the team will go to one of its other bevy of pitchers that include Ybarra, Hunter Rebando, Jon Davis, Ethan Rascoe, Daniel Lang and others. The depth of the Badger bullpen should put them one-up on the Ducks, who didn’t appear to have that kind of depth in Friday’s game. Either way, it should be a good one.
***Note the differences in this year’s schedule: The UIL now mandates that the district baseball teams play each other in back to back games. This is brought about by the pitch count rules and forces teams, in most cases, to use more pitchers. This does not apply to Softball, so the Baseball and Softball teams will now have different opponents on ball game nights.
It was a disappointing evening for the Lady Badgers at Taylor last Friday. The girls lost 10-0 in a run-ruled five inning game. Callie Reding started in the circle for Lampasas, giving up seven runs on six hits in four innings, striking out three with no walks. Collyn Schuricht came in from the bullpen for two-thirds of an inning in relief but the turnaround wasn’t to be.
Trying to shake it off and turn it around, the girls will be playing Burnet on Tuesday. The JV will start the day off at 5pm then the Varsity will be up at 7pm.
This is the team’s fund-raiser Fish Fry Night and your attendance and patronage will be appreciated. Fish will be served as early as 5pm at the concession stand.
Baseball
A big for the Badger Varsity over Taylor last Friday night. That leads into the second of the two game series on Tuesday when the Ducks come to Badger Field and Badger fans will get a chance to see them here.
Badger ace Ace Whitehead (that’s clumsy to say) was on the mound and got the win last Friday with a 6 inning performance that saw him striking out 10. That 7th inning saw another sterling performance, this one by closer Marty Ybarra, who came in to strike out three batters and end the game.
With the UIL pitch count rules, Whitehead will not be able to get on the mound on Tuesday so the team will go to one of its other bevy of pitchers that include Ybarra, Hunter Rebando, Jon Davis, Ethan Rascoe, Daniel Lang and others. The depth of the Badger bullpen should put them one-up on the Ducks, who didn’t appear to have that kind of depth in Friday’s game. Either way, it should be a good one.
***Note the differences in this year’s schedule: The UIL now mandates that the district baseball teams play each other in back to back games. This is brought about by the pitch count rules and forces teams, in most cases, to use more pitchers. This does not apply to Softball, so the Baseball and Softball teams will now have different opponents on ball game nights.
Badger Sports march 23 2019
Softball
It was a disappointing evening for the Lady Badgers at Taylor. The girls lost 10-0 in a run-ruled five innings. Callie Reding was in the circle for Lampasas. She surrendered seven runs on six hits over four innings, striking out three and walking zero. Collyn Schuricht came in from the bullpen for two-thirds of an inning in relief.
Collyn led the Badger Varsity at bat with one hit in two trips to the plate.
Shaking it off this weekend and Monday, the girls will be playing at home on Tuesday against Burnet. The JV will start the day off at 5pm then the Varsity will be up at 7pm
Baseball
A hugely satisfying win for the Badger Varsity in Taylor Friday night.
When it was all over the scoreboard showed Lampasas 6 and Taylor 3. The game couldn’t have been much prettier for Lampasas fans with Ace Whitehead on the mound and getting the win. He went 6 full innings with a 110 pitch count, giving up 3 hits and 3 runs, striking out 10 and walking 3. Whitehead seems to be the consistently satisfying starter with control and lots of pitches. To make it so much better, when Whitehead had to leave the mound, it was Marty Ybarra coming in for the save. Ybarra did what he does best, throw hard and fast. It was three up and three down, a perfect save. When we asked Ace Whitehead after the game about Ybarra’s trip the mound, he grinned big and said, “When I saw that first batter go down, I knew it was all over.” It was just one inning, but it was perfect.
Another huge night for Badger batters: Leadoff man Ace whitehead was in there with a two bagger and an RBI, leading into Logan Coleman who came up with a hit that started a rally in the 3rd inning when Gauge Gholson got on behind him and then cleanup man Ethan Rascoe sent one over the fence to bring them in. Other hits came from Jon Davis (2), Gage Gholson (2) and Hunter Rebando.
The wounded Ducks get their chance at redemption on Tuesday as their second game in the series brings them to Badger Field for another 7pm-er.
***Note the differences in this year’s schedule: The UIL now mandates that the district baseball teams play each other in back to back games. This is brought about by the pitch count rules and forces teams, in most cases, to use more pitchers. This does not apply to Softball, so the Baseball and Softball teams will now have different opponents on ball game nights.
Powerlifting
Boys Jack Jerome and Preston Fox are headed to the State Powerlifting meet in Abilene today
Tennis
Will be headed to Copperas Cove today to compete in some beautiful weather.
It was a disappointing evening for the Lady Badgers at Taylor. The girls lost 10-0 in a run-ruled five innings. Callie Reding was in the circle for Lampasas. She surrendered seven runs on six hits over four innings, striking out three and walking zero. Collyn Schuricht came in from the bullpen for two-thirds of an inning in relief.
Collyn led the Badger Varsity at bat with one hit in two trips to the plate.
Shaking it off this weekend and Monday, the girls will be playing at home on Tuesday against Burnet. The JV will start the day off at 5pm then the Varsity will be up at 7pm
Baseball
A hugely satisfying win for the Badger Varsity in Taylor Friday night.
When it was all over the scoreboard showed Lampasas 6 and Taylor 3. The game couldn’t have been much prettier for Lampasas fans with Ace Whitehead on the mound and getting the win. He went 6 full innings with a 110 pitch count, giving up 3 hits and 3 runs, striking out 10 and walking 3. Whitehead seems to be the consistently satisfying starter with control and lots of pitches. To make it so much better, when Whitehead had to leave the mound, it was Marty Ybarra coming in for the save. Ybarra did what he does best, throw hard and fast. It was three up and three down, a perfect save. When we asked Ace Whitehead after the game about Ybarra’s trip the mound, he grinned big and said, “When I saw that first batter go down, I knew it was all over.” It was just one inning, but it was perfect.
Another huge night for Badger batters: Leadoff man Ace whitehead was in there with a two bagger and an RBI, leading into Logan Coleman who came up with a hit that started a rally in the 3rd inning when Gauge Gholson got on behind him and then cleanup man Ethan Rascoe sent one over the fence to bring them in. Other hits came from Jon Davis (2), Gage Gholson (2) and Hunter Rebando.
The wounded Ducks get their chance at redemption on Tuesday as their second game in the series brings them to Badger Field for another 7pm-er.
***Note the differences in this year’s schedule: The UIL now mandates that the district baseball teams play each other in back to back games. This is brought about by the pitch count rules and forces teams, in most cases, to use more pitchers. This does not apply to Softball, so the Baseball and Softball teams will now have different opponents on ball game nights.
Powerlifting
Boys Jack Jerome and Preston Fox are headed to the State Powerlifting meet in Abilene today
Tennis
Will be headed to Copperas Cove today to compete in some beautiful weather.
Badger sports march 22 2019
Softball
The Lady Badgers head into district game number 3, after losses to both Salado and Liberty Hill in their first two district outings. They meet Taylor tonight with the JV team starting it off at 5pm and the Varsity at 7pm.
The game will be broadcast, called by Darrell Brooks and Randy Morris, will be on KCYL 1450AM and on the internet at LampasasRadio.com (KCYL).
Baseball
The Badger Varsity team will play its first district game at 7pm against Taylor, at Taylor..
The game will be broadcast, called by Ronnie Witcher and Mike Holland, and on KACQ 101.9FM and on the internet at LampasasRadio.com (KACQ).
Track
The Lampasas Badger Track varsity boys brought home 1st place and the girls brought home 4th place from the Burnet Bulldog Relays yesterday
Individual winners for girls include:
Juliana Dwamena 3rd place in the 200m dash; Victoria Renteria 2nd place in 100m hurdles, and 2nd place in the girls high jump; Abby Martin 3rd place girls long jump; Julianna Dwamena 1st place, Emily Winter 3rd place in girls shot put; Juliana Dwamena 1st place girls discus;
Individual winners for the boys were:
In the boys 100m dash Luke Palacios in 2nd place, Dylan Alpha in 3rd place; Luke Palacios placed 3rd in the boys 400m dash; In the boys 3200 meter run, Cody Hinson took 2nd and Zach East took 3rd; In the boys 300m hurdles, Cameron Everts placed 1st, Ace Whitehead placed 2nd .
In the boys 4x100 relay Lampasas place 1st with the team of Case Brister, Jason Andrews, Brady Carroll, and Dylan Alpha; In the boys 4x200 relays Lampasas placed 1st again with the team of Dylan Alpha, Brady Carroll, Clayton Bever, and Cameron Everts; Lampasas also placed 1st in the boys 4x400 relay with the team of Thomas Cavalieri, Luke Palacios, Ace Whitehead, and Cameron Everts.
Jason Andrews placed 2nd in the boys high jump; Case Brister placed 2nd and Giovanni Bienbenu placed 3rd in the boys pole vault. In the boys triple jump Ace Whitehead took 3rd;and Koby Allen placed 1st in the discus throw.
Soccer
Varsity Boys finished out their regular season. Badger boys took on Liberty and lost 4-0. They placed third in District and will be playing the 2nd place team from the opposing bracket. The opponent will not be decided until tonight.
JV Boys ended the season second in the district at 7-2-1 and overall 12-3-7.
Powerlifting
Boys Jack Jerome and Preston Fox will head to the State Powerlifting meet in Abilene on Saturday.
Girls Alyssa Ayers placed 3rd at the State powerlifting meet last weekend.
Golf
At the Burnet Invitational on Monday, the Lady Badgers shot their lowest round of the season with a 325-team score, winning the match. Next up for the Badgers will be the Fredericksburg Invitational on Monday the 25th.
Outside of School Sports
Hill Country Crimestoppers is having their annual Delaware Springs, Susan C. Cranford Memorial Golf Tournament fundraiser on March 29th. It’s fun and a worthy fund raiser. Just sayin… ☺
The Lady Badgers head into district game number 3, after losses to both Salado and Liberty Hill in their first two district outings. They meet Taylor tonight with the JV team starting it off at 5pm and the Varsity at 7pm.
The game will be broadcast, called by Darrell Brooks and Randy Morris, will be on KCYL 1450AM and on the internet at LampasasRadio.com (KCYL).
Baseball
The Badger Varsity team will play its first district game at 7pm against Taylor, at Taylor..
The game will be broadcast, called by Ronnie Witcher and Mike Holland, and on KACQ 101.9FM and on the internet at LampasasRadio.com (KACQ).
Track
The Lampasas Badger Track varsity boys brought home 1st place and the girls brought home 4th place from the Burnet Bulldog Relays yesterday
Individual winners for girls include:
Juliana Dwamena 3rd place in the 200m dash; Victoria Renteria 2nd place in 100m hurdles, and 2nd place in the girls high jump; Abby Martin 3rd place girls long jump; Julianna Dwamena 1st place, Emily Winter 3rd place in girls shot put; Juliana Dwamena 1st place girls discus;
Individual winners for the boys were:
In the boys 100m dash Luke Palacios in 2nd place, Dylan Alpha in 3rd place; Luke Palacios placed 3rd in the boys 400m dash; In the boys 3200 meter run, Cody Hinson took 2nd and Zach East took 3rd; In the boys 300m hurdles, Cameron Everts placed 1st, Ace Whitehead placed 2nd .
In the boys 4x100 relay Lampasas place 1st with the team of Case Brister, Jason Andrews, Brady Carroll, and Dylan Alpha; In the boys 4x200 relays Lampasas placed 1st again with the team of Dylan Alpha, Brady Carroll, Clayton Bever, and Cameron Everts; Lampasas also placed 1st in the boys 4x400 relay with the team of Thomas Cavalieri, Luke Palacios, Ace Whitehead, and Cameron Everts.
Jason Andrews placed 2nd in the boys high jump; Case Brister placed 2nd and Giovanni Bienbenu placed 3rd in the boys pole vault. In the boys triple jump Ace Whitehead took 3rd;and Koby Allen placed 1st in the discus throw.
Soccer
Varsity Boys finished out their regular season. Badger boys took on Liberty and lost 4-0. They placed third in District and will be playing the 2nd place team from the opposing bracket. The opponent will not be decided until tonight.
JV Boys ended the season second in the district at 7-2-1 and overall 12-3-7.
Powerlifting
Boys Jack Jerome and Preston Fox will head to the State Powerlifting meet in Abilene on Saturday.
Girls Alyssa Ayers placed 3rd at the State powerlifting meet last weekend.
Golf
At the Burnet Invitational on Monday, the Lady Badgers shot their lowest round of the season with a 325-team score, winning the match. Next up for the Badgers will be the Fredericksburg Invitational on Monday the 25th.
Outside of School Sports
Hill Country Crimestoppers is having their annual Delaware Springs, Susan C. Cranford Memorial Golf Tournament fundraiser on March 29th. It’s fun and a worthy fund raiser. Just sayin… ☺
Badger sports march 21 2019
Softball
The Lady Badgers lost to Liberty Hill at home Tuesday 9-1. The team had 3 hits on the day, but errors kept the girls from scoring.
The next game will be at Taylor on Friday. The JV will start off the games at 5pm and the Varsity at 7pm.
The broadcast, called by Darrell Brooks and Randy Morris, will be on KCYL 1450AM and on the internet at LampasasRadio.com (KCYL).
Baseball
The Badger Varsity lost to La Grange 1-2 on Monday in their last non-district game. The team will be starting district play on Friday with the first game on the road at Taylor. Game times start at 7pm followed by Varsity.
The broadcast, called by Ronnie Witcher and Mike Holland, will be on KACQ 101.9FM and on the internet at LampasasRadio.com (KACQ).
Soccer
Varsity Boys finished out their regular season. Badger boys took on Liberty and lost 4-0. They placed third in District and will be playing the 2nd place team from the opposing bracket. The opponent will not be decided until Friday.
JV Boys ended the season second in the district at 7-2-1 and overall 12-3-7.
Powerlifting
Boys Jack Jerome and Preston Fox will head to the State Powerlifting meet in Abilene on Saturday.
Girls Alyssa Ayers placed 3rd at the State powerlifting meet last weekend.
Golf
At the Burnet Invitational on Monday, the Lady Badgers shot their lowest round of the season with a 325-team score. Next up for the Badgers will be the Fredericksburg Invitational on Monday the 25th.
Outside of School Sports
Hill Country Crimestoppers is having their annual Delaware Springs, Susan C. Cranford Memorial Golf Tournament fundraiser on March 29th. It’s fun and a worthy fund raiser. Just sayin… ☺
The Lady Badgers lost to Liberty Hill at home Tuesday 9-1. The team had 3 hits on the day, but errors kept the girls from scoring.
The next game will be at Taylor on Friday. The JV will start off the games at 5pm and the Varsity at 7pm.
The broadcast, called by Darrell Brooks and Randy Morris, will be on KCYL 1450AM and on the internet at LampasasRadio.com (KCYL).
Baseball
The Badger Varsity lost to La Grange 1-2 on Monday in their last non-district game. The team will be starting district play on Friday with the first game on the road at Taylor. Game times start at 7pm followed by Varsity.
The broadcast, called by Ronnie Witcher and Mike Holland, will be on KACQ 101.9FM and on the internet at LampasasRadio.com (KACQ).
Soccer
Varsity Boys finished out their regular season. Badger boys took on Liberty and lost 4-0. They placed third in District and will be playing the 2nd place team from the opposing bracket. The opponent will not be decided until Friday.
JV Boys ended the season second in the district at 7-2-1 and overall 12-3-7.
Powerlifting
Boys Jack Jerome and Preston Fox will head to the State Powerlifting meet in Abilene on Saturday.
Girls Alyssa Ayers placed 3rd at the State powerlifting meet last weekend.
Golf
At the Burnet Invitational on Monday, the Lady Badgers shot their lowest round of the season with a 325-team score. Next up for the Badgers will be the Fredericksburg Invitational on Monday the 25th.
Outside of School Sports
Hill Country Crimestoppers is having their annual Delaware Springs, Susan C. Cranford Memorial Golf Tournament fundraiser on March 29th. It’s fun and a worthy fund raiser. Just sayin… ☺
BADGER sPORTS mARCH 20 2019
Softball
The Lady Badgers played Liberty Hill at home yesterday and lost 9-1. The Badgers struggled to get on base and bring in the baserunners. Varsity had 3 hits on the day, but the 4 errors that were committed in the game stopped the girls from scoring.
(Right is fast exchange in the infield by Paytin Schuller and Brooke Edgar.
Badger softball will be at Taylor on Friday. The JV will start off the games at 5pm and the Varsity will follow at 7pm.
The broadcast, called by Darrell Brooks and Randy Morris, will be on KCYL 1450AM and on the internet at LampasasRadio.com (KCYL).
Baseball
The Badger Varsity lost a close one to La Grange 1-2 on Monday in their last non-district game. The team will be starting district play on Friday with the first counter game on the road at Taylor. Game times start at 5pm with JV, followed by Varsity.
The broadcast, called by Ronnie Witcher and Mike Holland, will be on KACQ 101.9FM and on the internet at LampasasRadio.com (KACQ).
Soccer
Varsity Boys had senior night last night as they finished out their regular season. Badger boys took on Liberty and lost 4-0. They placed third in District and will be playing the 2nd place team from the opposing bracket. The opponent will not be decided until Friday.
JV Boys fell short last night. In the second half Liberty Hill jumped to a lead of 2-0. JV head Coach Carl Gehring said, “I am very proud of these young men and how they grew together as a group throughout this season. They also grew by leaps and bounds as soccer players and will definitely give us something to look forward to in the coming years.” The boys ended the season second in the district at 7-2-1 and overall 12-3-7.
Powerlifting
Boys Jack Jerome and Preston Fox will head to the State Powerlifting meet in Abilene on Saturday.
Girls Alyssa Ayers placed 3rd at the State powerlifting meet last weekend.
Golf
At the Burnet Invitational on Monday, the Lady Badgers shot their lowest round of the season with a 325-team score. Next up for the Badgers will be the Fredericksburg Invitational on Monday the 25th.
The Lady Badgers played Liberty Hill at home yesterday and lost 9-1. The Badgers struggled to get on base and bring in the baserunners. Varsity had 3 hits on the day, but the 4 errors that were committed in the game stopped the girls from scoring.
(Right is fast exchange in the infield by Paytin Schuller and Brooke Edgar.
Badger softball will be at Taylor on Friday. The JV will start off the games at 5pm and the Varsity will follow at 7pm.
The broadcast, called by Darrell Brooks and Randy Morris, will be on KCYL 1450AM and on the internet at LampasasRadio.com (KCYL).
Baseball
The Badger Varsity lost a close one to La Grange 1-2 on Monday in their last non-district game. The team will be starting district play on Friday with the first counter game on the road at Taylor. Game times start at 5pm with JV, followed by Varsity.
The broadcast, called by Ronnie Witcher and Mike Holland, will be on KACQ 101.9FM and on the internet at LampasasRadio.com (KACQ).
Soccer
Varsity Boys had senior night last night as they finished out their regular season. Badger boys took on Liberty and lost 4-0. They placed third in District and will be playing the 2nd place team from the opposing bracket. The opponent will not be decided until Friday.
JV Boys fell short last night. In the second half Liberty Hill jumped to a lead of 2-0. JV head Coach Carl Gehring said, “I am very proud of these young men and how they grew together as a group throughout this season. They also grew by leaps and bounds as soccer players and will definitely give us something to look forward to in the coming years.” The boys ended the season second in the district at 7-2-1 and overall 12-3-7.
Powerlifting
Boys Jack Jerome and Preston Fox will head to the State Powerlifting meet in Abilene on Saturday.
Girls Alyssa Ayers placed 3rd at the State powerlifting meet last weekend.
Golf
At the Burnet Invitational on Monday, the Lady Badgers shot their lowest round of the season with a 325-team score. Next up for the Badgers will be the Fredericksburg Invitational on Monday the 25th.
Badger Sports march 19 2019
Softball
The Lady Badgers are hoping to redeem themselves when playing against Liberty Hill at home tonight. JV will start off the games off at5pm and then the Varsity will follow them at 7pm.
Baseball
Badgers played La Grange yesterday, both teams pitched well and kept the errors low, but the Badgers couldn’t find enough runs to take the win. Austin Hilgenberg started the game for Badgers. He lasted five and a third innings, allowing only four hits and one run while striking out seven and walking one. Ethan Rascoe took over and threw two innings in relief out of the bullpen. The boys will be starting district play on Friday when they play at Taylor.
Soccer
Varsity Boys will have senior night tonight as they finish out their regular season. Badger boys are taking on Liberty Hill at 4pm and 5:30pm. The boys will finish 3rd in district with Salado 2nd and Liberty Hill 1st.
JV Boys sits 7-1-1 in district. If they beat Liberty Hill tonight, they will be JV District Champions.
Powerlifting
Boys Jack Jerome and Preston Fox will head to the State Powerlifting meet in Abilene on Saturday.
Girls Alyssa Ayers placed 3rd at the State powerlifting meet this last weekend.
Golf
Yesterday at the Burnet Invitational the Lady Badgers shot their lowest round of the season with a 325-team score. The Badgers were led by LeeAnn Parker's 2nd place individual finish, shooting a score of 74. Kinsley Lindeman posted a career low 81, as did Sara Olson with an 82. Kirsten Richards with an 88 and Shaylee Wolfe with a score of 89 also played well.
Next up for the Badgers will be the Fredericksburg Invitational on Monday the 25th.
The Lady Badgers are hoping to redeem themselves when playing against Liberty Hill at home tonight. JV will start off the games off at5pm and then the Varsity will follow them at 7pm.
Baseball
Badgers played La Grange yesterday, both teams pitched well and kept the errors low, but the Badgers couldn’t find enough runs to take the win. Austin Hilgenberg started the game for Badgers. He lasted five and a third innings, allowing only four hits and one run while striking out seven and walking one. Ethan Rascoe took over and threw two innings in relief out of the bullpen. The boys will be starting district play on Friday when they play at Taylor.
Soccer
Varsity Boys will have senior night tonight as they finish out their regular season. Badger boys are taking on Liberty Hill at 4pm and 5:30pm. The boys will finish 3rd in district with Salado 2nd and Liberty Hill 1st.
JV Boys sits 7-1-1 in district. If they beat Liberty Hill tonight, they will be JV District Champions.
Powerlifting
Boys Jack Jerome and Preston Fox will head to the State Powerlifting meet in Abilene on Saturday.
Girls Alyssa Ayers placed 3rd at the State powerlifting meet this last weekend.
Golf
Yesterday at the Burnet Invitational the Lady Badgers shot their lowest round of the season with a 325-team score. The Badgers were led by LeeAnn Parker's 2nd place individual finish, shooting a score of 74. Kinsley Lindeman posted a career low 81, as did Sara Olson with an 82. Kirsten Richards with an 88 and Shaylee Wolfe with a score of 89 also played well.
Next up for the Badgers will be the Fredericksburg Invitational on Monday the 25th.
badger sports MaRCH18 2019
Softball
The Badger Varsity girls played their first district game on Saturday. They started out strong with a 3-1 lead in the first inning but let the lead slip in the second inning when Salado scored 8 runs. The Badgers were unable to catch up due to having 8 errors and only 4 hits for the game. The girls took a 12-6 loss. Tomorrow the Lady Badgers will be hoping to redeem themselves by playing against Liberty Hill at home. JV will start off the day playing at 5pm and then the Varsity will follow them at 7pm.
This game will not be broadcast over KCYL Radio. Only out-of-town softball games are broadcast.
Baseball
The Badgers will take their game to La Grange today for a 6pm –last game before district play starts on Friday at Taylor.
That Taylor game, and all the district games, will be broadcast live over KACQ 101.9FM and at Lampasasradio.com on the KACQ stream. Ronnie Witcher and Mike Holland will bring you all the action.
That Taylor game, and all the district games, will be broadcast live over KACQ 101.9FM and at Lampasasradio.com on the KACQ stream. Ronnie Witcher and Mike Holland will bring you all the action.
Soccer
Varsity Boys will have senior night tomorrow night as they finish out their regular season. Badger boys will be taking on Liberty Hill at 4pm and 5:30pm The boys will finish 3rdin district with Salado 2nd and Liberty Hill 1st.
JV Boys sit 7-1-1 in district. If they beat Liberty Hill on tomorrow ,they will be JV District Champions.
The Badger Varsity girls played their first district game on Saturday. They started out strong with a 3-1 lead in the first inning but let the lead slip in the second inning when Salado scored 8 runs. The Badgers were unable to catch up due to having 8 errors and only 4 hits for the game. The girls took a 12-6 loss. Tomorrow the Lady Badgers will be hoping to redeem themselves by playing against Liberty Hill at home. JV will start off the day playing at 5pm and then the Varsity will follow them at 7pm.
This game will not be broadcast over KCYL Radio. Only out-of-town softball games are broadcast.
Baseball
The Badgers will take their game to La Grange today for a 6pm –last game before district play starts on Friday at Taylor.
That Taylor game, and all the district games, will be broadcast live over KACQ 101.9FM and at Lampasasradio.com on the KACQ stream. Ronnie Witcher and Mike Holland will bring you all the action.
That Taylor game, and all the district games, will be broadcast live over KACQ 101.9FM and at Lampasasradio.com on the KACQ stream. Ronnie Witcher and Mike Holland will bring you all the action.
Soccer
Varsity Boys will have senior night tomorrow night as they finish out their regular season. Badger boys will be taking on Liberty Hill at 4pm and 5:30pm The boys will finish 3rdin district with Salado 2nd and Liberty Hill 1st.
JV Boys sit 7-1-1 in district. If they beat Liberty Hill on tomorrow ,they will be JV District Champions.
badger sports March 15 2019
Softball
The Badger Varsity girls will be playing their first district game this Saturday at 10am at Salado. The game had originally been scheduled for Wednesday but weather pushed it to Saturday. That Saturday game will be broadcast live over KCYL 1450AM and on the web at lampasasradio.com at the KCYL or “sports” icon.
Baseball
The Badgers are back on Badger Field today for a double-header with Caldwell. The first game will be at noon and the second following at about 2:30pm. On Monday, they’ll be on the road to La Grange, then on Friday, the 22nd, the team will go on the road to Taylor for the first district game.
The Taylor game, and all games from that point on, will be broadcast over KACQ 101.9FM and on the internet at Lampasas Radio.com.
Soccer
Varsity Boys with Monday’s loss against Salado Badgers will finish 3rd in district with Salado 2nd and Liberty Hill 1st. The Varsity will finish their regular season next Tuesday 3/19 with senior night and parent’s night vs. Liberty Hill at 4 and 5:30pm.
JV Boys sits 7-1-1 in district after their picked up a win against Salado yesterday. If they beat Liberty Hill on the 19th they will be JV District Champions.
Varsity Girls have secured their spot in playoffs and are playoff bound.
Powerlifting
Boys powerlifting won the Regional Championship for the third straight year this last weekend Jack Jerome and Preston Fox won their classes and will advance to the state powerlifting meet. The boys will head to Abilene on Saturday, March 23.
The Badger Varsity girls will be playing their first district game this Saturday at 10am at Salado. The game had originally been scheduled for Wednesday but weather pushed it to Saturday. That Saturday game will be broadcast live over KCYL 1450AM and on the web at lampasasradio.com at the KCYL or “sports” icon.
Baseball
The Badgers are back on Badger Field today for a double-header with Caldwell. The first game will be at noon and the second following at about 2:30pm. On Monday, they’ll be on the road to La Grange, then on Friday, the 22nd, the team will go on the road to Taylor for the first district game.
The Taylor game, and all games from that point on, will be broadcast over KACQ 101.9FM and on the internet at Lampasas Radio.com.
Soccer
Varsity Boys with Monday’s loss against Salado Badgers will finish 3rd in district with Salado 2nd and Liberty Hill 1st. The Varsity will finish their regular season next Tuesday 3/19 with senior night and parent’s night vs. Liberty Hill at 4 and 5:30pm.
JV Boys sits 7-1-1 in district after their picked up a win against Salado yesterday. If they beat Liberty Hill on the 19th they will be JV District Champions.
Varsity Girls have secured their spot in playoffs and are playoff bound.
Powerlifting
Boys powerlifting won the Regional Championship for the third straight year this last weekend Jack Jerome and Preston Fox won their classes and will advance to the state powerlifting meet. The boys will head to Abilene on Saturday, March 23.
badger sports march 14 2019
Softball
The Badger Varsity girls will be playing their first district game this Saturday at 10am at Salado. The game had originally been scheduled for Wednesday but weather pushed it to Saturday.
Baseball
The Badgers last outing saw them losing 0-9 to Llano in one of those nothing-went-right games. The team will be back on Badger Field Friday for a double-header with Caldwell. The first game will be at noon and the second following about 2:30pm. On Monday, they’ll be on the road to La Grange, then Friday, the 22nd, the team will go on the road to Taylor for the first district game.
The Taylor game, and all games from that point on, will be broadcast over KACQ 101.9FM and on the internet at Lampasas Radio.com.
Soccer
Varsity Boys with Monday’s loss against Salado Badgers will finish 3rd in district with Salado 2nd and Liberty Hill 1st. The Varsity will finish their regular season next Tuesday 3/19 with senior night and parent’s night vs. Liberty Hill at 4 and 5:30pm.
JV Boys sits 7-1-1 in district after their picked up a win against Salado yesterday. If they beat Liberty Hill on the 19th they will be JV District Champions.
Varsity Girls have secured their spot in playoffs and are playoff bound.
Powerlifting
Boys powerlifting won the Regional Championship for the third straight year this last weekend Jack Jerome and Preston Fox won their classes and will advance to the state powerlifting meet. The boys will head to Abilene on Saturday, March 23.
The Badger Varsity girls will be playing their first district game this Saturday at 10am at Salado. The game had originally been scheduled for Wednesday but weather pushed it to Saturday.
Baseball
The Badgers last outing saw them losing 0-9 to Llano in one of those nothing-went-right games. The team will be back on Badger Field Friday for a double-header with Caldwell. The first game will be at noon and the second following about 2:30pm. On Monday, they’ll be on the road to La Grange, then Friday, the 22nd, the team will go on the road to Taylor for the first district game.
The Taylor game, and all games from that point on, will be broadcast over KACQ 101.9FM and on the internet at Lampasas Radio.com.
Soccer
Varsity Boys with Monday’s loss against Salado Badgers will finish 3rd in district with Salado 2nd and Liberty Hill 1st. The Varsity will finish their regular season next Tuesday 3/19 with senior night and parent’s night vs. Liberty Hill at 4 and 5:30pm.
JV Boys sits 7-1-1 in district after their picked up a win against Salado yesterday. If they beat Liberty Hill on the 19th they will be JV District Champions.
Varsity Girls have secured their spot in playoffs and are playoff bound.
Powerlifting
Boys powerlifting won the Regional Championship for the third straight year this last weekend Jack Jerome and Preston Fox won their classes and will advance to the state powerlifting meet. The boys will head to Abilene on Saturday, March 23.
badger sports March 13 2019
Baseball
The Badger Varsity dropped their Spring Break Tuesday game to Llano 2-9. It was Lampasas 2nd loss to Llano this year.
The loss went to Marty Ybarra, who went 5 innings, giving up 5 hits and 8 runs with 5 strikeouts and 5 walks. The ball was handed over to Austin Hilgenberg in the 6th inning but after 9 pitches and another Jacket run the ball was passed to Daniel Lang. Lang stayed on the mound for the last inning, giving up 1 hit, 1 walk and no strikeouts.
At bat it was Ace Whitehead and Maxwell Ramsour with the only Badger runs, though neither of them had a hit. Hits came from Logan Coleman with an RBI triple and Gauge Gholson with a double that brought the other RBI for the Badgers. Both of those came in the last inning. Two more hits came from Austin Hilgenberg and Ethan Rascoe.
Lampasas is now 11-9-1 on the season, counting exhibition games, 8-8 in regular games, and there are just two more games to play before district starts Friday 3/22nd at Taylor. They’ll play Caldwell here on Friday in a double-header that will see the first game at noon and the second one following, probably at 2:30pm.
Next Monday the team will be on the road at La Grange for a 6pm game for the last pre-district outing. Softball
The Lady Badger Softball game that have been canceled today due to the weather. The Badger Varsity girls will be playing Saturday at 10am at Salado.
Soccer
Varsity Boys: With Monday’s loss against Salado Badgers will finish 3rd in district, with Salado 2nd and Liberty Hill 1st. The Varsity will finish their regular season on Tuesday March 19th at home, with senior night and parent’s night. The Badgers will play. Liberty Hill with JV at 4 and Varsity at 5:30pm.
JV Boys sit 7-1-1 in district after they picked up a win against Salado yesterday. If they beat Liberty Hill on the 19th they will be JV District Champions.
Varsity Girls have secured their spot in playoffs and are playoff bound.
Powerlifting
Boys powerlifting won the Regional Championship for the third straight year this last weekend Jack Jerome and Preston Fox won their classes and will advance to the state powerlifting meet. The boys will head to Abilene on Saturday, March 23.
The Badger Varsity dropped their Spring Break Tuesday game to Llano 2-9. It was Lampasas 2nd loss to Llano this year.
The loss went to Marty Ybarra, who went 5 innings, giving up 5 hits and 8 runs with 5 strikeouts and 5 walks. The ball was handed over to Austin Hilgenberg in the 6th inning but after 9 pitches and another Jacket run the ball was passed to Daniel Lang. Lang stayed on the mound for the last inning, giving up 1 hit, 1 walk and no strikeouts.
At bat it was Ace Whitehead and Maxwell Ramsour with the only Badger runs, though neither of them had a hit. Hits came from Logan Coleman with an RBI triple and Gauge Gholson with a double that brought the other RBI for the Badgers. Both of those came in the last inning. Two more hits came from Austin Hilgenberg and Ethan Rascoe.
Lampasas is now 11-9-1 on the season, counting exhibition games, 8-8 in regular games, and there are just two more games to play before district starts Friday 3/22nd at Taylor. They’ll play Caldwell here on Friday in a double-header that will see the first game at noon and the second one following, probably at 2:30pm.
Next Monday the team will be on the road at La Grange for a 6pm game for the last pre-district outing. Softball
The Lady Badger Softball game that have been canceled today due to the weather. The Badger Varsity girls will be playing Saturday at 10am at Salado.
Soccer
Varsity Boys: With Monday’s loss against Salado Badgers will finish 3rd in district, with Salado 2nd and Liberty Hill 1st. The Varsity will finish their regular season on Tuesday March 19th at home, with senior night and parent’s night. The Badgers will play. Liberty Hill with JV at 4 and Varsity at 5:30pm.
JV Boys sit 7-1-1 in district after they picked up a win against Salado yesterday. If they beat Liberty Hill on the 19th they will be JV District Champions.
Varsity Girls have secured their spot in playoffs and are playoff bound.
Powerlifting
Boys powerlifting won the Regional Championship for the third straight year this last weekend Jack Jerome and Preston Fox won their classes and will advance to the state powerlifting meet. The boys will head to Abilene on Saturday, March 23.
badger sports March 11 2019
Softball
Lady Badgers will be playing Wednesday during this spring break against Gatesville at 1pm followed by the girls’ JV team at 3pm at the Lampasas High School field. Then the Badger Varsity girls will be playing Saturday at 10am at Salado.
Baseball
Lampasas Baseball Tournament started Thursday and ended on Saturday. The boys started strong in the tournament against Academy with a 17-2 win. Their next game of the tournament was a heart breaker. Marble Falls won 5-4 with a double in the top of the sixth. The Badgers then played in the championship bracket against Cylde. A walk-off single by Logan Coleman which pushed the Badgers to a 9-8 victory. That win put the Badger boys in the championship game against Troy. Badgers totaled 11 hits in the game. Gholson, Hilgenberg, and Davis each racked up multiple hits for Badgers. Gholson went 3-for-4 at the plate to lead Badgers in hits. The Badgers won the Lampasas Baseball Tournament.
Soccer
Varsity Boys will be playing Salado at 5:30pm.
JV Boys sits 6-1-1 in district after their 3-0 win over Burnet last Friday. They will be back in action today as they travel to Salado for a 4pm match.
Varsity Girls (left) have secured their spot in playoffs after beating Burnet 2-1 in one of the best games of the season. The girls are playoff bound.
Powerlifting
Boys powerlifting won the Regional Championship for the third straight year. Jack Jerome and Preston Fox won their classes and will advance to the state powerlifting meet.
Lady Badgers will be playing Wednesday during this spring break against Gatesville at 1pm followed by the girls’ JV team at 3pm at the Lampasas High School field. Then the Badger Varsity girls will be playing Saturday at 10am at Salado.
Baseball
Lampasas Baseball Tournament started Thursday and ended on Saturday. The boys started strong in the tournament against Academy with a 17-2 win. Their next game of the tournament was a heart breaker. Marble Falls won 5-4 with a double in the top of the sixth. The Badgers then played in the championship bracket against Cylde. A walk-off single by Logan Coleman which pushed the Badgers to a 9-8 victory. That win put the Badger boys in the championship game against Troy. Badgers totaled 11 hits in the game. Gholson, Hilgenberg, and Davis each racked up multiple hits for Badgers. Gholson went 3-for-4 at the plate to lead Badgers in hits. The Badgers won the Lampasas Baseball Tournament.
Soccer
Varsity Boys will be playing Salado at 5:30pm.
JV Boys sits 6-1-1 in district after their 3-0 win over Burnet last Friday. They will be back in action today as they travel to Salado for a 4pm match.
Varsity Girls (left) have secured their spot in playoffs after beating Burnet 2-1 in one of the best games of the season. The girls are playoff bound.
Powerlifting
Boys powerlifting won the Regional Championship for the third straight year. Jack Jerome and Preston Fox won their classes and will advance to the state powerlifting meet.
badger sports March 9 2019
Soccer
Varsity Girls brought home a win last night against Burnet and with that, secured a playoff spot.
Coach Kiff Weimers shared with Lampasas Radio that the Lady Badgers came out swinging last night and walked away victorious against the Burnet Bulldogs 2-1. We struck first in the first half with a goal by Olivia Zmolik. Sadly within 10 minutes, Burnet tied the score. At halftime the score was 1-1 and at the end of regulation the score was the same.
Goalie Pricilla Rodriguez was on her A game last night with 25 saves on the evening. The first half of over time kept the score at 1-1 with both teams struggling to keep pace, but at the start of the second overtime period Sydne Bunce was able to find Olivia Zmolik to finish out our game.
I will post additional information once a post-season game has been scheduled. The Lady Badgers have 2 district games left, one on Monday in Saldo, then taking the Liberty Hill Panthers on the 19th at home.
Varsity Boys lost 1-0 to Burnet yesterday. They had a rough game, but are looking to turn things around on Monday when they play Salado at 5:30pm
JV Boys 6-1-1 in district after their 3-0 win over Burnet. The boys are currently siting in second which is only two points back of Liberty Hill. They will be back in action on Monday as they travel to Salado for a 4pm match.
Softball
Lady Badgers will be playing Wednesday during spring break against Gatesville. Varsity will start at 1pm followed by the girls’JV team at 3pm at the Lampasas High School field.
Baseball
Lampasas Baseball Tournament started Thursday. The boys started strong against Academy with a 17-2 win. Their next game of the tournament was a heart breaker. Marble Falls won 5-4 with a double in the top of the sixth. The boys will be playing Llano on Tuesday at the Badger baseball field.
Tennis
Varsity Tennis was in Copperas Cove yesterday. Belanger - 1st place. This is the highest finish for him in high school. Coach Kenneth Peiser said, “He came out strong and played like he did last week. He was able to keep pressure on his opponents and finish off his matches.”
Soccer
Varsity Girls brought home a win last night against Burnet and with that, secured a playoff spot.
Coach Kiff Weimers shared with Lampasas Radio that the Lady Badgers came out swinging last night and walked away victorious against the Burnet Bulldogs 2-1. We struck first in the first half with a goal by Olivia Zmolik. Sadly within 10 minutes, Burnet tied the score. At halftime the score was 1-1 and at the end of regulation the score was the same.
Goalie Pricilla Rodriguez was on her A game last night with 25 saves on the evening. The first half of over time kept the score at 1-1 with both teams struggling to keep pace, but at the start of the second overtime period Sydne Bunce was able to find Olivia Zmolik to finish out our game.
I will post additional information once a post-season game has been scheduled. The Lady Badgers have 2 district games left, one on Monday in Saldo, then taking the Liberty Hill Panthers on the 19th at home.
Varsity Boys lost 1-0 to Burnet yesterday. They had a rough game, but are looking to turn things around on Monday when they play Salado at 5:30pm
JV Boys 6-1-1 in district after their 3-0 win over Burnet. The boys are currently siting in second which is only two points back of Liberty Hill. They will be back in action on Monday as they travel to Salado for a 4pm match.
Softball
Lady Badgers will be playing Wednesday during spring break against Gatesville. Varsity will start at 1pm followed by the girls’JV team at 3pm at the Lampasas High School field.
Baseball
Lampasas Baseball Tournament started Thursday. The boys started strong against Academy with a 17-2 win. Their next game of the tournament was a heart breaker. Marble Falls won 5-4 with a double in the top of the sixth. The boys will be playing Llano on Tuesday at the Badger baseball field.
Tennis
Varsity Tennis was in Copperas Cove yesterday. Belanger - 1st place. This is the highest finish for him in high school. Coach Kenneth Peiser said, “He came out strong and played like he did last week. He was able to keep pressure on his opponents and finish off his matches.”
badger sports
Softball
Today’s game against Comanche has been canceled.
Baseball
Lampasas Baseball Tournament started yesterday. The boys started strong against Academy with a 17-2 win. Ethan Rascoe drove in five runs on two hits with a passed ball in the first and a grand slam in the third. The boys had nine runs in the first inning. Their next game of the tournament was a heart breaker. Marble Falls won 5-4 with a double in the top of the sixth. Marty Ybarra was on the mound for the Badgers, he surrendered five runs on seven hits over six innings, while striking out four. Haydn Hammerschmidt, Hunter Rebando, Logan Coleman, Jon Davis, Gauge Gholson, and Ethan Rascoe each had one hit in the game. The badger boys were able to tie things up in the fourth when Ace Brooks laid down a sacrifice bunt. In the end the boys came up short, but they will continue the tournament through Saturday.
Soccer
Both the boys and the girls will be playing against the Burnet Bulldogs tonight in Burnet
Tennis
The JV tennis team only took two boys and 14 girls.
Breanna Sanguinet / Lyla Skiles brought home their first gold medal. Earning the 1st place spot. Larissa Sneed / Abriana Flores won consolation by defeating fellow Badgers Emma Jones / Lacey Beavers. Caylin Watson also won consolation in the girl’s singles defeating Badger singles player Kailr Clements. Riley Hamilton placed 3rd with her best finish in singles this year. Julia Hairston / Kelsea Moyer finished 3rd, while Abby Valdez won her first and lost her second. Jessica Miller / Ashley Sharkey won their first but fell in the second. Coach Kenneth Peiser said, “All the players played good today and just need more matches to get more confidence and play time.” The Badger tennis team will have a Cove tournament a couple weeks after spring break and then District.
Varsity Tennis will be in Copperas Cove today
Track
Competed in the Llano Relays yesterday.
JV Track tailed in 3rd place with 121.3 points. Kyle Stephens-Billings took first place in the 100M , 200M dash, and long jump. Fellow teammate Abby Valdez took home first in 1600 M run. Cobie Chandler grabbed the blue ribbon in pole vault.
Varsity boys placed 1st in the meet with 161 points and completely blew away any competition. Luke Palacios and Dylan Alpha took home the 1st and 2nd place in the 100 M Dash. The 4x100 M relay team, the 4x200 relay team, and the 4x400 team took home gold.
Varsity Girls took home 9th
Power lifting
The boys will be headed to Smithville for the Regional Boys Powerlifting meet today.
Color Guard/Winter Guard
Lampasas High School Color Guard will be traveling to Lehman High School today to compete in the Winter Guard Contest.
Golf
Varsity Girls’ Golf will be going to Oso Beach Course in Corpus Christi this weekend for the Golf Regional preview.
Today’s game against Comanche has been canceled.
Baseball
Lampasas Baseball Tournament started yesterday. The boys started strong against Academy with a 17-2 win. Ethan Rascoe drove in five runs on two hits with a passed ball in the first and a grand slam in the third. The boys had nine runs in the first inning. Their next game of the tournament was a heart breaker. Marble Falls won 5-4 with a double in the top of the sixth. Marty Ybarra was on the mound for the Badgers, he surrendered five runs on seven hits over six innings, while striking out four. Haydn Hammerschmidt, Hunter Rebando, Logan Coleman, Jon Davis, Gauge Gholson, and Ethan Rascoe each had one hit in the game. The badger boys were able to tie things up in the fourth when Ace Brooks laid down a sacrifice bunt. In the end the boys came up short, but they will continue the tournament through Saturday.
Soccer
Both the boys and the girls will be playing against the Burnet Bulldogs tonight in Burnet
Tennis
The JV tennis team only took two boys and 14 girls.
Breanna Sanguinet / Lyla Skiles brought home their first gold medal. Earning the 1st place spot. Larissa Sneed / Abriana Flores won consolation by defeating fellow Badgers Emma Jones / Lacey Beavers. Caylin Watson also won consolation in the girl’s singles defeating Badger singles player Kailr Clements. Riley Hamilton placed 3rd with her best finish in singles this year. Julia Hairston / Kelsea Moyer finished 3rd, while Abby Valdez won her first and lost her second. Jessica Miller / Ashley Sharkey won their first but fell in the second. Coach Kenneth Peiser said, “All the players played good today and just need more matches to get more confidence and play time.” The Badger tennis team will have a Cove tournament a couple weeks after spring break and then District.
Varsity Tennis will be in Copperas Cove today
Track
Competed in the Llano Relays yesterday.
JV Track tailed in 3rd place with 121.3 points. Kyle Stephens-Billings took first place in the 100M , 200M dash, and long jump. Fellow teammate Abby Valdez took home first in 1600 M run. Cobie Chandler grabbed the blue ribbon in pole vault.
Varsity boys placed 1st in the meet with 161 points and completely blew away any competition. Luke Palacios and Dylan Alpha took home the 1st and 2nd place in the 100 M Dash. The 4x100 M relay team, the 4x200 relay team, and the 4x400 team took home gold.
Varsity Girls took home 9th
Power lifting
The boys will be headed to Smithville for the Regional Boys Powerlifting meet today.
Color Guard/Winter Guard
Lampasas High School Color Guard will be traveling to Lehman High School today to compete in the Winter Guard Contest.
Golf
Varsity Girls’ Golf will be going to Oso Beach Course in Corpus Christi this weekend for the Golf Regional preview.
badger sports
Softball
The softball team played at Fredericksburg last night. The game was tied at six with Fredericksburg batting in the bottom of the seventh when an error scored one run for Fredericksburg. The Badgers collected ten hits and Fredericksburg had 11, which allowed them to collect the 7-6 win. Collyn and Callie all managed multiple hits for Lampasas Badgers Varsity. Callie and Collyn all had two hits to lead Lampasas Badgers Varsity. Fridays game against Comanche has been canceled.
Baseball
Lampasas Baseball Tournament started today. The boys played at 9am against Academy. Their next game will be at 2pm today against Marble Falls. They will continue the tournament through Saturday.
Soccer
Boys Varsity Coach Ryan Race had this to say about last Tuesday’s win, “Truly another team win, and our defense's 5th shutout in district play. Gutheridge, Bredeson, Cook, Hess, J. Woods, and Cisneroz played well all night, with Cisneroz coming up big with a pk save!”. The boys have secured playoffs and are now looking to move up the rankings over the last 3 games. The next match will be away tomorrow at Burnet.
Boys JV are now 5-1-1 in district after winning against Jarrell on Tuesday. Next game will be at Burnet tomorrow, 4pm.
Girls Varsity will be playing this Friday at Burnet. Tennis
JV Tennis will be playing against the Belton tennis team today at Belton.
Varsity Tennis will be in Copperas Cove on tomorrow.
Track
Will be competing in the Llano Relays in Llano today.
Power lifting
The boys will be headed to Smithville for the Regional Boys Powerlifting meet on tomorrow.
Color Guard/Winter Guard
Lampasas High School Color Guard will be traveling to Lehman High School on tomorrow to compete in the Winter Guard Contest.
Golf
Varsity Girls’ Golf will be going to Oso Beach Course in Corpus Christi this weekend for the Golf Regional preview.
Lampasas Middle School
The LMS track will be hosting a track meet at the Lampasas High School track today starting at 3:30pm.
There will be a pre- UIL concert Festival at the Burnet High School today.
The softball team played at Fredericksburg last night. The game was tied at six with Fredericksburg batting in the bottom of the seventh when an error scored one run for Fredericksburg. The Badgers collected ten hits and Fredericksburg had 11, which allowed them to collect the 7-6 win. Collyn and Callie all managed multiple hits for Lampasas Badgers Varsity. Callie and Collyn all had two hits to lead Lampasas Badgers Varsity. Fridays game against Comanche has been canceled.
Baseball
Lampasas Baseball Tournament started today. The boys played at 9am against Academy. Their next game will be at 2pm today against Marble Falls. They will continue the tournament through Saturday.
Soccer
Boys Varsity Coach Ryan Race had this to say about last Tuesday’s win, “Truly another team win, and our defense's 5th shutout in district play. Gutheridge, Bredeson, Cook, Hess, J. Woods, and Cisneroz played well all night, with Cisneroz coming up big with a pk save!”. The boys have secured playoffs and are now looking to move up the rankings over the last 3 games. The next match will be away tomorrow at Burnet.
Boys JV are now 5-1-1 in district after winning against Jarrell on Tuesday. Next game will be at Burnet tomorrow, 4pm.
Girls Varsity will be playing this Friday at Burnet. Tennis
JV Tennis will be playing against the Belton tennis team today at Belton.
Varsity Tennis will be in Copperas Cove on tomorrow.
Track
Will be competing in the Llano Relays in Llano today.
Power lifting
The boys will be headed to Smithville for the Regional Boys Powerlifting meet on tomorrow.
Color Guard/Winter Guard
Lampasas High School Color Guard will be traveling to Lehman High School on tomorrow to compete in the Winter Guard Contest.
Golf
Varsity Girls’ Golf will be going to Oso Beach Course in Corpus Christi this weekend for the Golf Regional preview.
Lampasas Middle School
The LMS track will be hosting a track meet at the Lampasas High School track today starting at 3:30pm.
There will be a pre- UIL concert Festival at the Burnet High School today.
badger sports
Softball
The softball team will be at Fredericksburg tonight. JV will play at 5pm while Varsity plays at 7pm. Fridays game against Comanche has been canceled.
Baseball
The Badgers played Brentwood Christian last night on the home field. The Badger boys put up seven runs in the first inning to start their 11-1 victory over Brentwood Christian. Badgers's big inning was driven by singles by Marty Ybarra, Ace Whitehead, and Logan Coleman, a walk by Gauge Gholson, and a triple by Hunter Rebando. Ethan Rascoe was on the pitcher's mound and lasted five innings, allowing four hits and one run while striking out five. The boys racked up 11 hits on the day. Coleman and Whitehead each collected three hits to lead Badgers. The baseball team will be hosting the Lampasas Baseball Tournament this weekend the times are TBD.
Soccer
Boys Varsity took home the win with 5 minutes left! Kannan was able to get through Jarrell’s back line, where get got fouled in the box and earned a pk which he put home. Coach Ryan Race had this to say about last night’s win, “Truly another team win, and our defense's 5th shutout in district play. Gutheridge, Bredeson, Cook, Hess, J. Woods, and Cisneroz played well all night, with Cisneroz coming up big with a pk save!”. The boys have secured playoffs and are now looking to move up the rankings over the last 3 games. The next match will be away Friday at Burnet.
Boys JV are now 5-1-1 in district after winning against Jarrell last night. It took the Badgers a little while to even up the score but when Blake Willis followed up on a rebounded save with a goal the board read 1-1. The team did a great job keeping pressure on the other the team and the pressure payed off as Ethan Sanchez chipped a shot in from just outside the 18-yard box to put them up 2-1, sealing the win for the Badgers. Next game will be at Burnet on Friday, 4pm.
Girls Varsity will be playing this Friday at Burnet.
Tennis
JV Tennis will be playing against the Belton tennis team tomorrow at Belton.
Varsity Tennis will be in Copperas Cove on Friday.
Track
Will be competing in the Llano Relays in Llano tomorrow.
Power lifting
The boys will be headed to Smithville for the Regional Boys Powerlifting meet on Friday.
Color Guard/Winter Guard
Lampasas High School Color Guard will be traveling to Lehman High School on Friday to compete in the Winter Guard Contest.
Golf
Girls’ JV Golf is headed to Salado for a tournament today.
Varsity Girls’ Golf will be going to Oso Beach Course in Corpus Christi this weekend for the Golf Regional preview.
Boys’ JV Golf will also be at Salado with the girls’ JV team.
Lampasas Middle School
The LMS track will be hosting a track meet at the Lampasas High School track tomorrow starting at 3:30pm.
There will be a pre- UIL concert Festival at the Burnet High School tomorrow
Lampasas High School
There will be a Dodge Ball Tournament in the Practice Gym today at 4:30-7pm
The High School Library will be hosting a Video Game Tournament tomorrow from 3:20-6pm.
The Student Council will be hosting their annual Student Council Talent Show in the Cafeteria this Friday from 11:20am-11:50am.
The softball team will be at Fredericksburg tonight. JV will play at 5pm while Varsity plays at 7pm. Fridays game against Comanche has been canceled.
Baseball
The Badgers played Brentwood Christian last night on the home field. The Badger boys put up seven runs in the first inning to start their 11-1 victory over Brentwood Christian. Badgers's big inning was driven by singles by Marty Ybarra, Ace Whitehead, and Logan Coleman, a walk by Gauge Gholson, and a triple by Hunter Rebando. Ethan Rascoe was on the pitcher's mound and lasted five innings, allowing four hits and one run while striking out five. The boys racked up 11 hits on the day. Coleman and Whitehead each collected three hits to lead Badgers. The baseball team will be hosting the Lampasas Baseball Tournament this weekend the times are TBD.
Soccer
Boys Varsity took home the win with 5 minutes left! Kannan was able to get through Jarrell’s back line, where get got fouled in the box and earned a pk which he put home. Coach Ryan Race had this to say about last night’s win, “Truly another team win, and our defense's 5th shutout in district play. Gutheridge, Bredeson, Cook, Hess, J. Woods, and Cisneroz played well all night, with Cisneroz coming up big with a pk save!”. The boys have secured playoffs and are now looking to move up the rankings over the last 3 games. The next match will be away Friday at Burnet.
Boys JV are now 5-1-1 in district after winning against Jarrell last night. It took the Badgers a little while to even up the score but when Blake Willis followed up on a rebounded save with a goal the board read 1-1. The team did a great job keeping pressure on the other the team and the pressure payed off as Ethan Sanchez chipped a shot in from just outside the 18-yard box to put them up 2-1, sealing the win for the Badgers. Next game will be at Burnet on Friday, 4pm.
Girls Varsity will be playing this Friday at Burnet.
Tennis
JV Tennis will be playing against the Belton tennis team tomorrow at Belton.
Varsity Tennis will be in Copperas Cove on Friday.
Track
Will be competing in the Llano Relays in Llano tomorrow.
Power lifting
The boys will be headed to Smithville for the Regional Boys Powerlifting meet on Friday.
Color Guard/Winter Guard
Lampasas High School Color Guard will be traveling to Lehman High School on Friday to compete in the Winter Guard Contest.
Golf
Girls’ JV Golf is headed to Salado for a tournament today.
Varsity Girls’ Golf will be going to Oso Beach Course in Corpus Christi this weekend for the Golf Regional preview.
Boys’ JV Golf will also be at Salado with the girls’ JV team.
Lampasas Middle School
The LMS track will be hosting a track meet at the Lampasas High School track tomorrow starting at 3:30pm.
There will be a pre- UIL concert Festival at the Burnet High School tomorrow
Lampasas High School
There will be a Dodge Ball Tournament in the Practice Gym today at 4:30-7pm
The High School Library will be hosting a Video Game Tournament tomorrow from 3:20-6pm.
The Student Council will be hosting their annual Student Council Talent Show in the Cafeteria this Friday from 11:20am-11:50am.
badger sports
Softball
The softball team will now be at Fredericksburg tomorrow night. JV will play at 5pm while Varsity plays at 7pm. Fridays game against Comanche has been canceled.
Baseball
The Badgers will be playing Brentwood Christian tonight on the home field. Game times start at 4:30 for JV and Varsity at 7:00pm. The baseball team will be hosting the Lampasas Baseball Tournament this weekend the times are TBD.
The softball team will now be at Fredericksburg tomorrow night. JV will play at 5pm while Varsity plays at 7pm. Fridays game against Comanche has been canceled.
Baseball
The Badgers will be playing Brentwood Christian tonight on the home field. Game times start at 4:30 for JV and Varsity at 7:00pm. The baseball team will be hosting the Lampasas Baseball Tournament this weekend the times are TBD.
badger sports
Softball
The Lady Badger Varsity, at Gatesville for a tournament, beat Caddo Mills 16-10, then came back to lose to Gatesville 6-8 in day 1 of that series that runs through Saturday.
JV Girls are on the road through Saturday in the Marble Falls tournament.
Baseball
The Badger Varsity is at Llano through Saturday for a tournament. So far they are 2-1 at the series, beating Comfort 20-2 and Lanier 8-0, but losing to Blanco 3-9 in a Thursday game.
Today they play Llano at 2pm and on Saturday it’s THI-Episcopal at 4:30pm.
The Badger JV is at Jarrell today and Saturday for a tournament.
Soccer
Varsity Boys and Varsity Girls are at Academy today for action that starts with the JV Boys at 4pm then Varsity boys at 5:30pm.
The Varsity Girls will play at 7:30pm.
Tennis
Varsity Tennis is at Hendrickson to take on the Hawks team today..
Track
The Varsity Badger Boys and Girls were at Gatesville on Thursday for the Hornet Relays. The boys Varsity team, and the JV team finished 2nd in their divisions.
For the Varsity team Dylan Alpha took 1st in the 100M Dash with an 11.39. Case Brister had a 12.2.
Cody Hinson had a 4th in the 1600 Run and Juan Saldana a 3rd in the 3200, followed by Zach East in 4th.
Ace Whitehead took 1st in the 300M Hurdles with a 41.34
The 4X100M Relay team of Luke Palacios, Brady Carroll, Case Brister and Dylan Alpha took 1st Place with a time of 43.40.
The 4X200M Relay team of Luke Palacios, Cameron Everts, Brady Carroll and Dylan Alpha took 1st Place with a time of 1:33.81.
The 4X400M Relay team of Ace Whitehead, Luke Palacios, Cameron Everts and Brady Carroll took 1st Place with a time of 3:27.32.
In the field events Case Brister took a 4th in Long Jump with a jump of 19-2.
Ace Whitehead took 2nd Place in the Triple Jump with a 40-0.
Case Brister took a 4th Place in the Pole Vault with a 10-6.
The Varsity Girls
Juliana Dwamena took 2nd in the 200M Dash with a 27.59
Victoria Renteria took a 4th in the 100M Hurdles with an 18.93
The 4X200M Hurdles team of Olivia Zmolik, Kailey O’Donnel, Juliana Dwamena and Abby Martin took 3rd Place with a 1:57.61.
Power lifting
The girls will be hitting the road to Del Valle on Saturday for the Regional Girl’s Power lifting meet.
Color Guard/Winter Guard
Lampasas High School Color Guard will be traveling to Atkins High School in Austin on Saturday to compete in the Winter Guard Contest.
The Lady Badger Varsity, at Gatesville for a tournament, beat Caddo Mills 16-10, then came back to lose to Gatesville 6-8 in day 1 of that series that runs through Saturday.
JV Girls are on the road through Saturday in the Marble Falls tournament.
Baseball
The Badger Varsity is at Llano through Saturday for a tournament. So far they are 2-1 at the series, beating Comfort 20-2 and Lanier 8-0, but losing to Blanco 3-9 in a Thursday game.
Today they play Llano at 2pm and on Saturday it’s THI-Episcopal at 4:30pm.
The Badger JV is at Jarrell today and Saturday for a tournament.
Soccer
Varsity Boys and Varsity Girls are at Academy today for action that starts with the JV Boys at 4pm then Varsity boys at 5:30pm.
The Varsity Girls will play at 7:30pm.
Tennis
Varsity Tennis is at Hendrickson to take on the Hawks team today..
Track
The Varsity Badger Boys and Girls were at Gatesville on Thursday for the Hornet Relays. The boys Varsity team, and the JV team finished 2nd in their divisions.
For the Varsity team Dylan Alpha took 1st in the 100M Dash with an 11.39. Case Brister had a 12.2.
Cody Hinson had a 4th in the 1600 Run and Juan Saldana a 3rd in the 3200, followed by Zach East in 4th.
Ace Whitehead took 1st in the 300M Hurdles with a 41.34
The 4X100M Relay team of Luke Palacios, Brady Carroll, Case Brister and Dylan Alpha took 1st Place with a time of 43.40.
The 4X200M Relay team of Luke Palacios, Cameron Everts, Brady Carroll and Dylan Alpha took 1st Place with a time of 1:33.81.
The 4X400M Relay team of Ace Whitehead, Luke Palacios, Cameron Everts and Brady Carroll took 1st Place with a time of 3:27.32.
In the field events Case Brister took a 4th in Long Jump with a jump of 19-2.
Ace Whitehead took 2nd Place in the Triple Jump with a 40-0.
Case Brister took a 4th Place in the Pole Vault with a 10-6.
The Varsity Girls
Juliana Dwamena took 2nd in the 200M Dash with a 27.59
Victoria Renteria took a 4th in the 100M Hurdles with an 18.93
The 4X200M Hurdles team of Olivia Zmolik, Kailey O’Donnel, Juliana Dwamena and Abby Martin took 3rd Place with a 1:57.61.
Power lifting
The girls will be hitting the road to Del Valle on Saturday for the Regional Girl’s Power lifting meet.
Color Guard/Winter Guard
Lampasas High School Color Guard will be traveling to Atkins High School in Austin on Saturday to compete in the Winter Guard Contest.
badger sports
Softball
Varsity girls The Lady Badgers will be making their way down to Gatesville today through Saturday to play in their last tournament of the season.
JV Girls will also be hitting the road today through Saturday to play in the Marble Falls tournament.
Baseball
Varsity Boys shut out Lanier Tuesday 8-0. Varsity will be at Llano today through Saturday for a tournament.
JV1 had an 11-4 victory over Lanier on Tuesday. JV2 also stomped Lanier 12-1
The boy’s JV teams are gearing up to travel to Jarrell Friday and Saturday for a tournament.
Soccer
Varsity Boys This Friday they go up against Academy one more time. JV will be playing at 4pm then varsity boys will play at 5:30pm.
Varsity Girls – The Lady Badgers are still in 4th place in district. They play tomorrow against Academy at Academy. Varsity will be playing at 7:30pm
Tennis
Varsity Tennis will be going to Hendrickson on Friday to take on the Hawks team.
Track
The Varsity Badger Boys and Girls will be headed to Gatesville today
Middle School Track will be at Copperas Cove today.
Wrestling
The Regional Meet will be Saturday March 10th in Smithville.
Power lifting
The girls will be hitting the road to Del Valle on Saturday for the Regional Girl’s Power lifting meet.
Color Guard/Winter Guard
Lampasas High School Color Guard will be traveling to Atkins High School in Austin on Saturday to compete in the Winter Guard Contest.
Varsity girls The Lady Badgers will be making their way down to Gatesville today through Saturday to play in their last tournament of the season.
JV Girls will also be hitting the road today through Saturday to play in the Marble Falls tournament.
Baseball
Varsity Boys shut out Lanier Tuesday 8-0. Varsity will be at Llano today through Saturday for a tournament.
JV1 had an 11-4 victory over Lanier on Tuesday. JV2 also stomped Lanier 12-1
The boy’s JV teams are gearing up to travel to Jarrell Friday and Saturday for a tournament.
Soccer
Varsity Boys This Friday they go up against Academy one more time. JV will be playing at 4pm then varsity boys will play at 5:30pm.
Varsity Girls – The Lady Badgers are still in 4th place in district. They play tomorrow against Academy at Academy. Varsity will be playing at 7:30pm
Tennis
Varsity Tennis will be going to Hendrickson on Friday to take on the Hawks team.
Track
The Varsity Badger Boys and Girls will be headed to Gatesville today
Middle School Track will be at Copperas Cove today.
Wrestling
The Regional Meet will be Saturday March 10th in Smithville.
Power lifting
The girls will be hitting the road to Del Valle on Saturday for the Regional Girl’s Power lifting meet.
Color Guard/Winter Guard
Lampasas High School Color Guard will be traveling to Atkins High School in Austin on Saturday to compete in the Winter Guard Contest.
badger sports
Softball
Varsity girls The Lady Badgers will be making their way down to Gatesville tomorrow through Saturday to play in their last tournament of the season.
JV Girls will also be hitting the road tomorrow through Saturday as they head to play in the Marble Falls tournament.
Baseball
Varsity Boys shut out Lanier Tuesday 8-0. Hunter Rebando on the mound was credited with the win. He surrendered zero runs on two hits over seven innings, striking out 11. The boys got their offense started in the second inning when Gauge Gholson singled on a 1-1 count, scoring one run. In the fifth inning the boys were able to put 3 more runs on the board. The Badgers saw the ball very well, racking up ten hits. Gauge Gholson and Ace Whitehead each managed multiple hits. Gholson led three hits in four at bats.
The boys will be headed to Llano Thursday through Saturday for a tournament.
JV1 had an 11-4 victory over Lanier. The team had 10 hits on the day. Dax Brookreson, Hayden Waldrip, Kian Kennedy, and Carson Bekker got 8 of the 10 hits. Each of them went 2 for 2 at the plate, and each had at least 1 RBI. Kian Kennedy scraped up 4 and led the team in RBI’s.
JV2 stomped Lanier yesterday 12-1. Akimi Sosa, Avery Smith, and Taylor Davis all went 2 for 2 and scored 2 runs each. Avery Smith led the team in RBIs. They had 4 runs in the second inning and then doubled that number with 8 runs in the third. The team ended the day with 8 hits and 0 errors. Nate Calvert was on the mound and got the win with a total of 7 strikeouts.
The boys JV is gearing up to travel to Jarrell Friday and Saturday for a tournament.
Soccer
Varsity Boys This Friday they go up against Academy to test their mettle one more time. JV will be playing at 4pm then varsity boys will play at 5:30pm.
Varsity Girls – The Lady Badgers are still in 4th place in district. They play on Friday against Academy at Academy. Varsity will be playing at 7:30
Tennis
Varsity Tennis will be going to Hendrickson on Friday to take on the Hawks team.
Track
The Badger Boys and Girls will be headed to Gatesville Friday.
Middle School Track will be at Copperas Cove Thursday.
Wrestling
The Regional Meet will be Saturday March 10th in Smithville. The qualifiers are:
KJ Stevens 114
Preston Fox 123
Kyle Arriola 132
Jack Jerome 165
Case Brister 165
Koby Allen 165
Jeremy Rogers 242
Rudy Esparza 242
John Long and Owen Seaver are alternates
Power lifting
The girls will be hitting the road to Del Valle on Saturday for the Regional Girl’s Power lifting meet.
Varsity girls The Lady Badgers will be making their way down to Gatesville tomorrow through Saturday to play in their last tournament of the season.
JV Girls will also be hitting the road tomorrow through Saturday as they head to play in the Marble Falls tournament.
Baseball
Varsity Boys shut out Lanier Tuesday 8-0. Hunter Rebando on the mound was credited with the win. He surrendered zero runs on two hits over seven innings, striking out 11. The boys got their offense started in the second inning when Gauge Gholson singled on a 1-1 count, scoring one run. In the fifth inning the boys were able to put 3 more runs on the board. The Badgers saw the ball very well, racking up ten hits. Gauge Gholson and Ace Whitehead each managed multiple hits. Gholson led three hits in four at bats.
The boys will be headed to Llano Thursday through Saturday for a tournament.
JV1 had an 11-4 victory over Lanier. The team had 10 hits on the day. Dax Brookreson, Hayden Waldrip, Kian Kennedy, and Carson Bekker got 8 of the 10 hits. Each of them went 2 for 2 at the plate, and each had at least 1 RBI. Kian Kennedy scraped up 4 and led the team in RBI’s.
JV2 stomped Lanier yesterday 12-1. Akimi Sosa, Avery Smith, and Taylor Davis all went 2 for 2 and scored 2 runs each. Avery Smith led the team in RBIs. They had 4 runs in the second inning and then doubled that number with 8 runs in the third. The team ended the day with 8 hits and 0 errors. Nate Calvert was on the mound and got the win with a total of 7 strikeouts.
The boys JV is gearing up to travel to Jarrell Friday and Saturday for a tournament.
Soccer
Varsity Boys This Friday they go up against Academy to test their mettle one more time. JV will be playing at 4pm then varsity boys will play at 5:30pm.
Varsity Girls – The Lady Badgers are still in 4th place in district. They play on Friday against Academy at Academy. Varsity will be playing at 7:30
Tennis
Varsity Tennis will be going to Hendrickson on Friday to take on the Hawks team.
Track
The Badger Boys and Girls will be headed to Gatesville Friday.
Middle School Track will be at Copperas Cove Thursday.
Wrestling
The Regional Meet will be Saturday March 10th in Smithville. The qualifiers are:
KJ Stevens 114
Preston Fox 123
Kyle Arriola 132
Jack Jerome 165
Case Brister 165
Koby Allen 165
Jeremy Rogers 242
Rudy Esparza 242
John Long and Owen Seaver are alternates
Power lifting
The girls will be hitting the road to Del Valle on Saturday for the Regional Girl’s Power lifting meet.
sports
Softball
The Varsity girls left the Marble F
The Lady Badgers will head to Gatesville on Thursday.
Baseball
The Badger Varsity team played in the Marble Falls tournament last weekend. They lost a couple of close games on Thursday and Friday with 0-1 scores against Marble Falls and La Grange. Saturday, they lost big to a good Boerne team 1-11. The Badgers met Houston 2nd Baptist at noon to finish the tournament; Austin Hilgenberg led things off on the pitcher's mound for Badgers. He allowed five hits and seven runs over two and two-thirds innings, striking out four. Ethan Rascoe threw one inning in relief. Logan Coleman, Marty Ybarra, Ace Whitehead, Davis, Gauge Gholson, and Rascoe each collected one hit to help the Badgers, but it wasn’t enough compared to scattered hits that Houston 2nd Baptist racked up. The boys stayed competitive the entire time but couldn’t take home the win. The final score was 8-10 and left the boys leaving the tournament with no wins, just some close ones. The Badger Varsity will head to Nelson Field in Austin to play against Lanier today, while the JV teams will play Lanier at home.
Soccer
Varsity Boys and Varsity Girls will play next on Friday against Academy.
Tennis
Varsity Tennis went to the Fredericksburg for a tough tournament this last cool and windy weekend.
Each player played four matches and was able to play 2 out of 3 sets. Tennis coach Kenneth Peiser said, “This was a very good tourney for the players to get this much playing against tough competition and to work on their endurance.” The results are as follows:
Megan Dwamena 5th
Micah Bellanger 5th Brady Carroll and Dani Claussen
(above) w/Consolation medals in Doubles.
David Neary / Joel Allan (only played first day) 7th
Guillian Lampen / Kodi Green 13th
Mario Aguirre 14th
Luke Salvato / Exavier Gonzalez 16th
Emma Jones / Rory Magill 16th first time to play varsity
Jade Beavers / Riley Hamilton 16th
The Varsity girls left the Marble F
The Lady Badgers will head to Gatesville on Thursday.
Baseball
The Badger Varsity team played in the Marble Falls tournament last weekend. They lost a couple of close games on Thursday and Friday with 0-1 scores against Marble Falls and La Grange. Saturday, they lost big to a good Boerne team 1-11. The Badgers met Houston 2nd Baptist at noon to finish the tournament; Austin Hilgenberg led things off on the pitcher's mound for Badgers. He allowed five hits and seven runs over two and two-thirds innings, striking out four. Ethan Rascoe threw one inning in relief. Logan Coleman, Marty Ybarra, Ace Whitehead, Davis, Gauge Gholson, and Rascoe each collected one hit to help the Badgers, but it wasn’t enough compared to scattered hits that Houston 2nd Baptist racked up. The boys stayed competitive the entire time but couldn’t take home the win. The final score was 8-10 and left the boys leaving the tournament with no wins, just some close ones. The Badger Varsity will head to Nelson Field in Austin to play against Lanier today, while the JV teams will play Lanier at home.
Soccer
Varsity Boys and Varsity Girls will play next on Friday against Academy.
Tennis
Varsity Tennis went to the Fredericksburg for a tough tournament this last cool and windy weekend.
Each player played four matches and was able to play 2 out of 3 sets. Tennis coach Kenneth Peiser said, “This was a very good tourney for the players to get this much playing against tough competition and to work on their endurance.” The results are as follows:
Megan Dwamena 5th
Micah Bellanger 5th Brady Carroll and Dani Claussen
(above) w/Consolation medals in Doubles.
David Neary / Joel Allan (only played first day) 7th
Guillian Lampen / Kodi Green 13th
Mario Aguirre 14th
Luke Salvato / Exavier Gonzalez 16th
Emma Jones / Rory Magill 16th first time to play varsity
Jade Beavers / Riley Hamilton 16th
sports
Softball
Varsity girls The Marble Falls tournament started out a little rough for the Lady Badgers with a 10-1 loss to Copperas Cove. Our Lampasas Badgers Varsity team was able to turn around and beat Canyon Lake 9-4. Then the girls continued Friday with a hard 4-13 loss to Sharyland Pioneer and then loss to Midlothian 7-9. On the last day of the tournament our girls really turned things around taking a 12-0 win over S.A. Churchhill then finishing off the tournament by playing the hosting team Marble Falls and took another great win 9-5. Although Marble Falls got things started in the first inning the Lampasas Badgers Varsity tied things up with both teams sitting on two runs. The girls really pulled away for good with they scored two more runs in the second inning and then four runs in the third inning. Mia and Monica both had a great game at the plate. Mia went 2-for-2 at the plate and led the Lampasas Badgers Varsity in hits for the game. Callie was in the pitcher's circle and surrendered five runs on seven hits over five innings, striking out one and walking one. The girls left the tournament with a 3-3 record. The Lady Badgers will be making their way down to Gatesville on Thursday.
Baseball
The Badger Varsity team played in the Marble Falls tournament this last weekend. The boys lost a couple of close games on Thursday and Friday with a 0-1 score against both hosting team, Marble Falls and to La Grange. Saturday, they lost big to a good Boerne team 1-11. The Badgers met Houston 2nd Baptist at noon to finish the tournament, Austin Hilgenberg led things off on the pitcher's mound for Badgers. He allowed five hits and seven runs over two and two-thirds innings, striking out four. Ethan Rascoe threw one inning in relief. Logan Coleman, Marty Ybarra, Ace Whitehead, Davis, Gauge Gholson, and Rascoe each collected one hit to help the Badgers, but it wasn’t enough compared to scattered hits that Houston 2nd Baptist racked up. The boys stayed competitive the entire time but couldn’t take home the win. The final score was 8-10. The boys will be making their way down to Nelson Field on tomorrow to play against Lanier.
Soccer
Varsity Boys had another win, 6-0 over Florence this last Friday. Next Friday they go up against Academy to test their mettle one more time.
Varsity Girls – The Lady Badgers hosted Florence last Friday and won it 3-0, still in 4th place in district. They play next on Friday against Academy.
Tennis
Varsity Tennis went to the Fredericksburg tournament this last weekend.
Track
The Badger Boys and Girls competed in Gatesville Hornet Relays and will be headed to Gatesville on Thursday.
Wrestling
Lampasas High School Boys/Girls wrestling team are in the state qualifiers meet in Berry-Cypress on Saturday and are waiting for results.
Golf
Boys JV/V Golf went to Waco this weekend to the Spring Invitational at the Cotton Creek Golf Course. They will be playing in the Bluebonnet Invitational at the Brownwood Gold Course today
Girls’ Varsity traveled to the Raven Nest Golf Course to play in the Huntsville invitational this weekend.
Cheer
Will be holding a cheer tryout clinic in the practice gym from 5pm to 6pm at the Lampasas High School practice gym.
Varsity girls The Marble Falls tournament started out a little rough for the Lady Badgers with a 10-1 loss to Copperas Cove. Our Lampasas Badgers Varsity team was able to turn around and beat Canyon Lake 9-4. Then the girls continued Friday with a hard 4-13 loss to Sharyland Pioneer and then loss to Midlothian 7-9. On the last day of the tournament our girls really turned things around taking a 12-0 win over S.A. Churchhill then finishing off the tournament by playing the hosting team Marble Falls and took another great win 9-5. Although Marble Falls got things started in the first inning the Lampasas Badgers Varsity tied things up with both teams sitting on two runs. The girls really pulled away for good with they scored two more runs in the second inning and then four runs in the third inning. Mia and Monica both had a great game at the plate. Mia went 2-for-2 at the plate and led the Lampasas Badgers Varsity in hits for the game. Callie was in the pitcher's circle and surrendered five runs on seven hits over five innings, striking out one and walking one. The girls left the tournament with a 3-3 record. The Lady Badgers will be making their way down to Gatesville on Thursday.
Baseball
The Badger Varsity team played in the Marble Falls tournament this last weekend. The boys lost a couple of close games on Thursday and Friday with a 0-1 score against both hosting team, Marble Falls and to La Grange. Saturday, they lost big to a good Boerne team 1-11. The Badgers met Houston 2nd Baptist at noon to finish the tournament, Austin Hilgenberg led things off on the pitcher's mound for Badgers. He allowed five hits and seven runs over two and two-thirds innings, striking out four. Ethan Rascoe threw one inning in relief. Logan Coleman, Marty Ybarra, Ace Whitehead, Davis, Gauge Gholson, and Rascoe each collected one hit to help the Badgers, but it wasn’t enough compared to scattered hits that Houston 2nd Baptist racked up. The boys stayed competitive the entire time but couldn’t take home the win. The final score was 8-10. The boys will be making their way down to Nelson Field on tomorrow to play against Lanier.
Soccer
Varsity Boys had another win, 6-0 over Florence this last Friday. Next Friday they go up against Academy to test their mettle one more time.
Varsity Girls – The Lady Badgers hosted Florence last Friday and won it 3-0, still in 4th place in district. They play next on Friday against Academy.
Tennis
Varsity Tennis went to the Fredericksburg tournament this last weekend.
Track
The Badger Boys and Girls competed in Gatesville Hornet Relays and will be headed to Gatesville on Thursday.
Wrestling
Lampasas High School Boys/Girls wrestling team are in the state qualifiers meet in Berry-Cypress on Saturday and are waiting for results.
Golf
Boys JV/V Golf went to Waco this weekend to the Spring Invitational at the Cotton Creek Golf Course. They will be playing in the Bluebonnet Invitational at the Brownwood Gold Course today
Girls’ Varsity traveled to the Raven Nest Golf Course to play in the Huntsville invitational this weekend.
Cheer
Will be holding a cheer tryout clinic in the practice gym from 5pm to 6pm at the Lampasas High School practice gym.
sports
Softball
Varsity girls: The Marble Falls
tournament started out a little rough for the Lady
Badgers with a 10-1 loss to Copperas Cove. Our Lampasas Badgers Varsity team was able to grab defeat from Canyon Lake in the second game.
Canyon Lake was quick to get things started with a homer in the first inning, but the girls collected nine hits on the day. Monica and Collyn each racked up multiple hits for the team. Callie Reding (left with Coaches Doyen and Cleavinger) had a home run this morning, her 3rd of the year. The girls lost to Sharyland Pioneer this morning (13-4)and will play Midlothian at 6pm.
Baseball
The Badger Varsity team, now looking toward outing #8 of their 30+ game schedule, including scrimmages is sitting at 3 scrimmage wins, 1 loss and a tie. In the two games played, they are 1-1, with a win over Gatesville and yesterday a 0-1 loss at the Marble Falls tournament against the host Mustangs.
Both teams did an outstanding job at the mound, but in the end Marble Falls had a better day at the plate. Ybarra started in the circle for Badgers. He lasted six innings, allowing four hits and one run while striking out eight, walking zero, and recorded 18 outs. Ace Whitehead led Badgers with two hits in three at bats. The Badgers were steady handed and didn't commit a single error. Haydn Hammerschmidt made the most plays with nine.
With the 1-1 season game record, they go up against La Grange today at 5pm in that tournament, then do two games on Saturday, Boerne at 9:30am and Houston 2nd Baptist at noon.
JV Boys lost to Salado for their first game of the Harker Heights Tournament. Ashton Knowles was 2 for 3 with a double, while fellow teammate Keagan Richardson was 2 for 2. The next game will be Today against Temple at 12:15pm and then Harker Heights at 5pm.
Soccer
Varsity Boys have now moved into the second half of district sitting at 3rd place. The boys will be playing at home tonight at 5:30pm against Florence. No boys JV game tonight
JV Girls Soccer will be starting the games off tonight against Florence at 4pm
Varsity Girls the Lady Badgers sit squarely in 4th place as of this moment. The girls will be hosting Florence in Lampasas tonight starting at 7:15 under the Badger field lights.
Tennis
Varsity Tennis will be making their way down the road to Fredericksburg today to take on the Battlin’ Billies.
Track
The Badger Boys and Girls will be traveling to Gatesville tonight for the Gatesville Hornet Relays.
Wrestling
Lampasas High School Boys/Girls wresting team will be competing in the state qualifiers meet in Berry-Cypress today.
Golf
Boys’ Varsity will be making their way down to Waco to the Spring invitational and play at the Cotton Creek Golf Course
Girls’ Varsity will also be hitting the road. They will be traveling to the Raven Nest Golf Course to play in the Huntsville invitational.
Lampasas Middle School
Cheer will be having mascot tryouts today at the LMS gym after school at 3:30pm.
Softball
Varsity girls: The Marble Falls
tournament started out a little rough for the Lady
Badgers with a 10-1 loss to Copperas Cove. Our Lampasas Badgers Varsity team was able to grab defeat from Canyon Lake in the second game.
Canyon Lake was quick to get things started with a homer in the first inning, but the girls collected nine hits on the day. Monica and Collyn each racked up multiple hits for the team. Callie Reding (left with Coaches Doyen and Cleavinger) had a home run this morning, her 3rd of the year. The girls lost to Sharyland Pioneer this morning (13-4)and will play Midlothian at 6pm.
Baseball
The Badger Varsity team, now looking toward outing #8 of their 30+ game schedule, including scrimmages is sitting at 3 scrimmage wins, 1 loss and a tie. In the two games played, they are 1-1, with a win over Gatesville and yesterday a 0-1 loss at the Marble Falls tournament against the host Mustangs.
Both teams did an outstanding job at the mound, but in the end Marble Falls had a better day at the plate. Ybarra started in the circle for Badgers. He lasted six innings, allowing four hits and one run while striking out eight, walking zero, and recorded 18 outs. Ace Whitehead led Badgers with two hits in three at bats. The Badgers were steady handed and didn't commit a single error. Haydn Hammerschmidt made the most plays with nine.
With the 1-1 season game record, they go up against La Grange today at 5pm in that tournament, then do two games on Saturday, Boerne at 9:30am and Houston 2nd Baptist at noon.
JV Boys lost to Salado for their first game of the Harker Heights Tournament. Ashton Knowles was 2 for 3 with a double, while fellow teammate Keagan Richardson was 2 for 2. The next game will be Today against Temple at 12:15pm and then Harker Heights at 5pm.
Soccer
Varsity Boys have now moved into the second half of district sitting at 3rd place. The boys will be playing at home tonight at 5:30pm against Florence. No boys JV game tonight
JV Girls Soccer will be starting the games off tonight against Florence at 4pm
Varsity Girls the Lady Badgers sit squarely in 4th place as of this moment. The girls will be hosting Florence in Lampasas tonight starting at 7:15 under the Badger field lights.
Tennis
Varsity Tennis will be making their way down the road to Fredericksburg today to take on the Battlin’ Billies.
Track
The Badger Boys and Girls will be traveling to Gatesville tonight for the Gatesville Hornet Relays.
Wrestling
Lampasas High School Boys/Girls wresting team will be competing in the state qualifiers meet in Berry-Cypress today.
Golf
Boys’ Varsity will be making their way down to Waco to the Spring invitational and play at the Cotton Creek Golf Course
Girls’ Varsity will also be hitting the road. They will be traveling to the Raven Nest Golf Course to play in the Huntsville invitational.
Lampasas Middle School
Cheer will be having mascot tryouts today at the LMS gym after school at 3:30pm.
sports
Baseball
Varsity Baseball had an 8-2 victory over Gatesville Monday. The boys will head to Marble Falls to play in the Marble Falls tournament this afternoon through Saturday.
Softball
The girls had a great weekend. The Lady Badger Varsity softball team played in the Killeen tournament and worked their way up to second place in the Gold bracket. It was a great tournament for the Lady Badgers who are 8-2 overall for the season and will be hitting the road to play in the Marble Falls tournament today through Friday.
Soccer
JV Boys had a 0-3 loss to Liberty Hill in their last game. It was their first district loss.
Varsity Boys are moving into the second half of district play and go up against Florence at home this Friday at 5:30pm .
Varsity Girls fell 0-8 to a state quality Liberty Hill team. The girls gave up 4 in each half. They kept up the pressure up top and forced Liberty Hill to make a few errors which the girls were able to capitalize on. The Lady Badgers sit squarely in 4th place as of this moment. The girls will be hosting Florence on Friday night starting at 7:15 under the Badger field lights.
Tennis
Varsity Tennis will be make their way down the road to Fredericksburg Friday to meet the Battlin’ Billies.
Track
The Badger Boys and Girls will travel to Gatesville on Friday for the Gatesville Hornet Relays.
Lampasas Middle School
Will be having cheer tryouts today at the LMS gym after school at 3:30pm. Mascot tryouts will be held at the same place at time tomorrow
Varsity Baseball had an 8-2 victory over Gatesville Monday. The boys will head to Marble Falls to play in the Marble Falls tournament this afternoon through Saturday.
Softball
The girls had a great weekend. The Lady Badger Varsity softball team played in the Killeen tournament and worked their way up to second place in the Gold bracket. It was a great tournament for the Lady Badgers who are 8-2 overall for the season and will be hitting the road to play in the Marble Falls tournament today through Friday.
Soccer
JV Boys had a 0-3 loss to Liberty Hill in their last game. It was their first district loss.
Varsity Boys are moving into the second half of district play and go up against Florence at home this Friday at 5:30pm .
Varsity Girls fell 0-8 to a state quality Liberty Hill team. The girls gave up 4 in each half. They kept up the pressure up top and forced Liberty Hill to make a few errors which the girls were able to capitalize on. The Lady Badgers sit squarely in 4th place as of this moment. The girls will be hosting Florence on Friday night starting at 7:15 under the Badger field lights.
Tennis
Varsity Tennis will be make their way down the road to Fredericksburg Friday to meet the Battlin’ Billies.
Track
The Badger Boys and Girls will travel to Gatesville on Friday for the Gatesville Hornet Relays.
Lampasas Middle School
Will be having cheer tryouts today at the LMS gym after school at 3:30pm. Mascot tryouts will be held at the same place at time tomorrow
sports
Baseball
JV Boys had a great game against Gatesville on Monday. Ashton Knowles started out on the mound and allowed only two hits in four innings. Knowles had eight strikeouts and zero runs scored. His teammates did a heck of a job at the plate putting nine hits on the board. No time was wasted as the boys started to momentum of the game by scoring in the first inning. Waldrip, Keagan Richardson, and Elijah Stanly all had multiple hits throughout the game. Bobby Millican managed to get ahold of one and send it over the fence. On top of all those hits the Badger Boys had zero errors. The boys ended 11-0
Varsity had an 8-2 victory over Gatesville Monday. Ace Whitehead earned the win for the game by allowing only two hits and two runs over five innings – strinking out 10. The boys will head to Marble Falls to play in the Marble Falls tournament this Thursday through Saturday.
Softball
The girls had a great weekend. The Lady Badger Varsity softball team played in the Killeen tournament and worked their way up to second place in the Gold bracket. It was a great tournament for the Lady Badgers who are 8-2 overall for the season and will be hitting the road to play in the Marble Falls tournament this Thursday through Friday.
Soccer
JV Boys had a 0-3 loss to Liberty Hill. They played hard, but couldn't get an attack going. The boys gave up 2 goals in the first half, another in the second for their first district loss.
Varsity Boys are moving into the second half of district ply and go up against Florence at home this Friday at 5:30pm .
Varsity Girls fell 0-8 to a state quality Liberty Hill team. The girls gave up 4 in each half. They kept up the pressure up top and forced Liberty Hill to make a few errors which the girls were able to capitalize on. The Lady Badgers sit squarely in 4th place as of this moment. The girls will be hosting Florence on Friday night starting at 7:15 under the Badger field lights.
Tennis
Varsity Tennis will be make their way down the road to Fredericksburg Friday to meet the Battlin’ Billies.
Track
The Badger Boys and Girls will travel to Gatesville on Friday for the Gatesville Hornet Relays.
JV Boys had a great game against Gatesville on Monday. Ashton Knowles started out on the mound and allowed only two hits in four innings. Knowles had eight strikeouts and zero runs scored. His teammates did a heck of a job at the plate putting nine hits on the board. No time was wasted as the boys started to momentum of the game by scoring in the first inning. Waldrip, Keagan Richardson, and Elijah Stanly all had multiple hits throughout the game. Bobby Millican managed to get ahold of one and send it over the fence. On top of all those hits the Badger Boys had zero errors. The boys ended 11-0
Varsity had an 8-2 victory over Gatesville Monday. Ace Whitehead earned the win for the game by allowing only two hits and two runs over five innings – strinking out 10. The boys will head to Marble Falls to play in the Marble Falls tournament this Thursday through Saturday.
Softball
The girls had a great weekend. The Lady Badger Varsity softball team played in the Killeen tournament and worked their way up to second place in the Gold bracket. It was a great tournament for the Lady Badgers who are 8-2 overall for the season and will be hitting the road to play in the Marble Falls tournament this Thursday through Friday.
Soccer
JV Boys had a 0-3 loss to Liberty Hill. They played hard, but couldn't get an attack going. The boys gave up 2 goals in the first half, another in the second for their first district loss.
Varsity Boys are moving into the second half of district ply and go up against Florence at home this Friday at 5:30pm .
Varsity Girls fell 0-8 to a state quality Liberty Hill team. The girls gave up 4 in each half. They kept up the pressure up top and forced Liberty Hill to make a few errors which the girls were able to capitalize on. The Lady Badgers sit squarely in 4th place as of this moment. The girls will be hosting Florence on Friday night starting at 7:15 under the Badger field lights.
Tennis
Varsity Tennis will be make their way down the road to Fredericksburg Friday to meet the Battlin’ Billies.
Track
The Badger Boys and Girls will travel to Gatesville on Friday for the Gatesville Hornet Relays.
Sports
Baseball
JV Boys had a great game against Gatesville yesterday. Ashton Knowles started out on the mound and allowed only two hits in four innings. Knowles had eight strikeouts and zero runs scored. His teammates did a heck of a job at the plate yesterday putting nine hits on the board. No time was wasted as the boys started to momentum of the game by scoring in the first inning. Waldrip, Keagan Richardson, and Elijah Stanly all had multiple hits throughout the game. Bobby Millican managed to get ahold of one and send it over the fence. On top of all those hits the Badger Boys had zero errors. The boys ended 11-0
Varsity had 8-2 victory over Gatesville. Ace Whitehead earned the win for the game by allowing two hits and two runs over five innings. Whitehead also had an astonishing ten strikeouts and zero walks. Ybarra finished off the game and took the last six outs. The boys started the game off right with five runs in the first inning. Hunter Rebando, Austin Hilgenberg, Gauge Gholson, and Ace Brooks all helped drive the runs. The boys ended the day with nine hits total. Ethan Rascoe, Gauge Gholson, and Hunter Rebando all had two hits. The boys will be making their way down the road to Marble Falls to play in the Marble Falls tournament.
Softball
The girls had a great weekend. The Lady Badger Varsity softball team played in the Killeen tournament this last weekend and worked their way up to second place in the Gold bracket. It was a great tournament for the lady Badgers. They are now 8-2 overall for the season and will be hitting the road to play Lorena tonight at 7pm.
Soccer
Both the boys and the girls’ teams will be playing at home tonight. The JV teams will be starting the day off with games at 4pm, followed by the Girls’ Varsity at 5:30pm and then the last game of the night the Boys’ Varsity playing at 7:30pm.
Varsity Tennis will be making their way down the road to Fredericksburg this Friday to take on the Battlin’ Billies.
Track
Badger Boys & Girls will be traveling to Gatesville on Friday for the Gatesville Hornet Relays.
JV Boys had a great game against Gatesville yesterday. Ashton Knowles started out on the mound and allowed only two hits in four innings. Knowles had eight strikeouts and zero runs scored. His teammates did a heck of a job at the plate yesterday putting nine hits on the board. No time was wasted as the boys started to momentum of the game by scoring in the first inning. Waldrip, Keagan Richardson, and Elijah Stanly all had multiple hits throughout the game. Bobby Millican managed to get ahold of one and send it over the fence. On top of all those hits the Badger Boys had zero errors. The boys ended 11-0
Varsity had 8-2 victory over Gatesville. Ace Whitehead earned the win for the game by allowing two hits and two runs over five innings. Whitehead also had an astonishing ten strikeouts and zero walks. Ybarra finished off the game and took the last six outs. The boys started the game off right with five runs in the first inning. Hunter Rebando, Austin Hilgenberg, Gauge Gholson, and Ace Brooks all helped drive the runs. The boys ended the day with nine hits total. Ethan Rascoe, Gauge Gholson, and Hunter Rebando all had two hits. The boys will be making their way down the road to Marble Falls to play in the Marble Falls tournament.
Softball
The girls had a great weekend. The Lady Badger Varsity softball team played in the Killeen tournament this last weekend and worked their way up to second place in the Gold bracket. It was a great tournament for the lady Badgers. They are now 8-2 overall for the season and will be hitting the road to play Lorena tonight at 7pm.
Soccer
Both the boys and the girls’ teams will be playing at home tonight. The JV teams will be starting the day off with games at 4pm, followed by the Girls’ Varsity at 5:30pm and then the last game of the night the Boys’ Varsity playing at 7:30pm.
Varsity Tennis will be making their way down the road to Fredericksburg this Friday to take on the Battlin’ Billies.
Track
Badger Boys & Girls will be traveling to Gatesville on Friday for the Gatesville Hornet Relays.
sports
Baseball
13-3 was the blow-out score from Friday’s varsity game
against Killeen. The badgers were able to score
periodically throughout the game and in almost
every inning. The Badger Varsity boys have a home
non-conference game vs. Gatesville today at 4:30 pm and JV will follow.
Softball
The Lady Badger Varsity softball team (left) played in the Killeen tournament this last
Weekend and worked their way up to second place in
the Gold bracket. It was a great tournament for the
lady Badgers They are now 8-2 overall for the
season.
Tennis JV
Played last week at Cove. Lyla Skiles/Breanna
Sanguinet went 3-1 and got 2nd place. While Emma
Jones played singles for the first time this year making
it into the consolation-semi’s. Kelsea Moyer/Julia Hariston also went 3-1 to get 2nd place. The girls ran a good team early. Kailr Clements played singles for the first time and was able place second. Larissa Sneed/
Abriana Flores won consolation in a come from
behind win in the finals. Sarah Jarboe/ Jesica Miller
went 2-1 on the day while Abby Valdez/Caylin
Wattson went 1-1. Bredon Burgress went 0-2,
Brendon Burke 0-2 and Travis Calk/Elias Arellano
0-2
Powerlifting
Coach David Brister reports that his boys powerlifting
team took a first place Thursday at Lago Vista. They
took away 34 points in the match, ahead of Burnet
with 26 and Liberty Hill with 24. This was the last
invitational. The next regional meet for the team is March 9th. The qualifiers for that match will be announced next week. Right now, coming out of the Lago Vista match, Preston Fox was #1, along with Jack Jerome, in their individual classes. In a number 2 slot was Kyle Arriola, and number 3s were KJ Stephens, Rudy Esparza and Jeremy Rodgers.
13-3 was the blow-out score from Friday’s varsity game
against Killeen. The badgers were able to score
periodically throughout the game and in almost
every inning. The Badger Varsity boys have a home
non-conference game vs. Gatesville today at 4:30 pm and JV will follow.
Softball
The Lady Badger Varsity softball team (left) played in the Killeen tournament this last
Weekend and worked their way up to second place in
the Gold bracket. It was a great tournament for the
lady Badgers They are now 8-2 overall for the
season.
Tennis JV
Played last week at Cove. Lyla Skiles/Breanna
Sanguinet went 3-1 and got 2nd place. While Emma
Jones played singles for the first time this year making
it into the consolation-semi’s. Kelsea Moyer/Julia Hariston also went 3-1 to get 2nd place. The girls ran a good team early. Kailr Clements played singles for the first time and was able place second. Larissa Sneed/
Abriana Flores won consolation in a come from
behind win in the finals. Sarah Jarboe/ Jesica Miller
went 2-1 on the day while Abby Valdez/Caylin
Wattson went 1-1. Bredon Burgress went 0-2,
Brendon Burke 0-2 and Travis Calk/Elias Arellano
0-2
Powerlifting
Coach David Brister reports that his boys powerlifting
team took a first place Thursday at Lago Vista. They
took away 34 points in the match, ahead of Burnet
with 26 and Liberty Hill with 24. This was the last
invitational. The next regional meet for the team is March 9th. The qualifiers for that match will be announced next week. Right now, coming out of the Lago Vista match, Preston Fox was #1, along with Jack Jerome, in their individual classes. In a number 2 slot was Kyle Arriola, and number 3s were KJ Stephens, Rudy Esparza and Jeremy Rodgers.
sports
Basketball
Varsity girls aka Bi-District Champions are using their energy from the win that was on Monday night in Johnson City against Boerne. (51-30) The girls will be traveling to Bastrop Cedar Creek tonight to compete in the second round of playoffs against El Campo. Tip off starts at 7pm. The game will be broadcast on KCYL 1450 AM (streaming at lampasasradio.com)! Don’t forget to tune in and listen!
Don’t forget to tune in and listen!
Soccer
Varsity Girls varsity soccer team lost Tuesday night’s home conference game against rival school Burnet by a score of 5-1. The girls will be working hard to get back a win tonight because they will be playing Salado at home. JV will be at 4pm follow by varsity at 5:30
Varsity Boys are now 4-0 in district. They took a 3-0 victory against Burnet Tuesday night in a rough match. Miller Boykin and Victor Castuita made the first score possible for our Badgers. The boys kept the tempo rolling though out the game. The boys have a big match up at home tonight as they take on Salado at 7:30pm.
JV Boys beat the Burnet Bulldogs 2-0 Tuesday. Andrew Grant and teammate Chris Guzman worked together to get the opening score of the game, followed by last goal of the game from Rafael Mendoza. The boys are 2-0-1 in district. The boys will be on Badger field at 4pm tonight.
Baseball
Varsity boys The boys will be playing against Killeen this tonight at home. Game time starts at 5pm
Softball
The Varsity team will be traveling to Killeen today and tomorrow for a tournament. While the JV team isn’t too far away, playing on Saturday in Cove. Yesterday the Varsity team played their first game against Ellison with a 5-4 victory. The girls did a great job as a team by stringing together a couple RBI’s. They will be playing game 3 of the tournament at 9am against Midway JV, followed by game 4 at 12pm against Austin LBJ, and ending the day with game 5 against Rockdale at 3pm.
Tennis JV
Played yesterday at Cove. Lyla Skiles/Breanna Sanguinet went 3-1 to get 2nd place. While Emma Jones played singles for the first time this year making it to the conso- semi's. Kelsea Moyer/Julia Hariston also went 3-1 to get 2nd place. They ran into a good team from Early. Kailr Clements played singles for the first time and placed 2nd.
Larissa Sneed/Abriana Flores won consolation in a come from behind win in the finals.
Sarah Jarboe/Jessica Miller went 2-1 on the day. Abby Valdez/Caylin Watson went 1-1
Brendon Burgess went 0-2 Brendon Burke 0-2
Travis Calk/Elias Arellano 0-2
Varsity girls aka Bi-District Champions are using their energy from the win that was on Monday night in Johnson City against Boerne. (51-30) The girls will be traveling to Bastrop Cedar Creek tonight to compete in the second round of playoffs against El Campo. Tip off starts at 7pm. The game will be broadcast on KCYL 1450 AM (streaming at lampasasradio.com)! Don’t forget to tune in and listen!
Don’t forget to tune in and listen!
Soccer
Varsity Girls varsity soccer team lost Tuesday night’s home conference game against rival school Burnet by a score of 5-1. The girls will be working hard to get back a win tonight because they will be playing Salado at home. JV will be at 4pm follow by varsity at 5:30
Varsity Boys are now 4-0 in district. They took a 3-0 victory against Burnet Tuesday night in a rough match. Miller Boykin and Victor Castuita made the first score possible for our Badgers. The boys kept the tempo rolling though out the game. The boys have a big match up at home tonight as they take on Salado at 7:30pm.
JV Boys beat the Burnet Bulldogs 2-0 Tuesday. Andrew Grant and teammate Chris Guzman worked together to get the opening score of the game, followed by last goal of the game from Rafael Mendoza. The boys are 2-0-1 in district. The boys will be on Badger field at 4pm tonight.
Baseball
Varsity boys The boys will be playing against Killeen this tonight at home. Game time starts at 5pm
Softball
The Varsity team will be traveling to Killeen today and tomorrow for a tournament. While the JV team isn’t too far away, playing on Saturday in Cove. Yesterday the Varsity team played their first game against Ellison with a 5-4 victory. The girls did a great job as a team by stringing together a couple RBI’s. They will be playing game 3 of the tournament at 9am against Midway JV, followed by game 4 at 12pm against Austin LBJ, and ending the day with game 5 against Rockdale at 3pm.
Tennis JV
Played yesterday at Cove. Lyla Skiles/Breanna Sanguinet went 3-1 to get 2nd place. While Emma Jones played singles for the first time this year making it to the conso- semi's. Kelsea Moyer/Julia Hariston also went 3-1 to get 2nd place. They ran into a good team from Early. Kailr Clements played singles for the first time and placed 2nd.
Larissa Sneed/Abriana Flores won consolation in a come from behind win in the finals.
Sarah Jarboe/Jessica Miller went 2-1 on the day. Abby Valdez/Caylin Watson went 1-1
Brendon Burgess went 0-2 Brendon Burke 0-2
Travis Calk/Elias Arellano 0-2
sports
Basketball
Varsity girls aka Bi-District Champions remain the last area team in the girls’ basketball playoffs after their win Monday night in Johnson City against Boerne. (51-30) It was an intense game, because both teams were competing to the best of their ability for the win, but the Boerne Greyhounds couldn’t outwork our Lady Badgers. The girls will be traveling to Bastrop Cedar Creek tomorrow to compete in the second round of playoffs against El Campo. Tip off starts at 7pm.
Soccer
Varsity Girls varsity soccer team lost Tuesday night’s home conference game against rival school Burnet by a score of 5-1. The Girls will be working hard to get back a win. Tomorrow they will be playing Salado at home. JV will be at 4pm follow by varsity at 5:30
Varsity Boys are now 4-0 in district. They took a 3-0 victory against Burnet tuesday night in a rough match. Miller Boykin and Victor Castuita made the first score possible for our Badgers. The boys kept the tempo rolling though out the game. The boys have a big match up at home tomorrow as they take on Salado at 7:30pm.
JV Boys beat the Burnet Bulldogs 2-0 Tuesday. Andrew Grant and teammate Chris Guzman worked together to get the opening score of the game, followed by last goal of the game from Rafael Mendoza. The boys are 2-0-1 in district. The boys will be on Badger field at 4pm tomorrow.
Baseball
Varsity boys traveled to Brownwood Tuesday and ended up with a 4-4 tie. The Badgers caught the first run of the game in the second inning when Brooks setting the pace of the game by hitting a single to help score. In the top of the 9th the Badgers tied up the game after Ace Whitehead took advantage of a 3-0 count, driving his teammate in. Whitehead lead the Badgers in hits and went 2 for 3 at the plate. The boys will be playing against Killeen this tomorrow at home. Game time starts at 5pm
Softball
Both the Varsity and the JV girls fell to Rogers last night. The Varsity team will be traveling to Killeen today through Saturday for a tournament. While the JV team isn’t too far away playing today and Saturday in Cove.
Varsity girls aka Bi-District Champions remain the last area team in the girls’ basketball playoffs after their win Monday night in Johnson City against Boerne. (51-30) It was an intense game, because both teams were competing to the best of their ability for the win, but the Boerne Greyhounds couldn’t outwork our Lady Badgers. The girls will be traveling to Bastrop Cedar Creek tomorrow to compete in the second round of playoffs against El Campo. Tip off starts at 7pm.
Soccer
Varsity Girls varsity soccer team lost Tuesday night’s home conference game against rival school Burnet by a score of 5-1. The Girls will be working hard to get back a win. Tomorrow they will be playing Salado at home. JV will be at 4pm follow by varsity at 5:30
Varsity Boys are now 4-0 in district. They took a 3-0 victory against Burnet tuesday night in a rough match. Miller Boykin and Victor Castuita made the first score possible for our Badgers. The boys kept the tempo rolling though out the game. The boys have a big match up at home tomorrow as they take on Salado at 7:30pm.
JV Boys beat the Burnet Bulldogs 2-0 Tuesday. Andrew Grant and teammate Chris Guzman worked together to get the opening score of the game, followed by last goal of the game from Rafael Mendoza. The boys are 2-0-1 in district. The boys will be on Badger field at 4pm tomorrow.
Baseball
Varsity boys traveled to Brownwood Tuesday and ended up with a 4-4 tie. The Badgers caught the first run of the game in the second inning when Brooks setting the pace of the game by hitting a single to help score. In the top of the 9th the Badgers tied up the game after Ace Whitehead took advantage of a 3-0 count, driving his teammate in. Whitehead lead the Badgers in hits and went 2 for 3 at the plate. The boys will be playing against Killeen this tomorrow at home. Game time starts at 5pm
Softball
Both the Varsity and the JV girls fell to Rogers last night. The Varsity team will be traveling to Killeen today through Saturday for a tournament. While the JV team isn’t too far away playing today and Saturday in Cove.
sports
Basketball
Varsity girls will head to Bastrop on Friday for their 7pm second round playoff game against El Campo. It will be at Cedar Creek High School’s gym.
The team needs a big crowd of fans in the gym. But, if you can’t make it, the game will be broadcast over KCYL 1450AM and online at lampasasradio.com at the listenlive KCYL stream site.
Varsity Boys
The Badger’s played their last game of the season last night against the top team in the district, Liberty Hill’s Panthers, and lost it 46-66. High points was turned in by senior Kolbe Penick with 18, followed by Asiel Gary with 11, Jett Bramon with 7 and freshman Nate Borchardt had 6.
They finish the season 15-17 and 2-8 in district. It was well below what the team and coach, Aaron Nuckles, would have liked. But the year before, a big crop of seniors had graduated after a much better season ending record. It should be a brighter future next year as there are a number of starters that will return for the 2019/20 season.
The JV team also lost to Liberty Hill last night, 46-57, and the freshmen suffered a worse loss, 33-78.
Outstanding high points in that JV game came from Ryan Linney with 30 points. In the freshmen game Quinn Pace had 21 points.
Soccer
Varsity Girls varsity soccer team lost last night’s home conference game against rival school Burnet by a score of 5-1. The Girls will be working hard to get back a win. This Friday they will be playing Salado at home.
JV girls unfortunately fell to burnet 1-0 but will use that game a learning game. They play Friday at home against Salado.
Varsity Boys are now 4-0 in district. They took a 3-0 victory against Burnet last night in a rough match. Miller Boykin and Victor Castuita made the first score possible for our Badgers. The boys kept the tempo rolling though out the game and the team’s defense continues to play great games this season. The boys have a big match up at home this Friday as they take on Salado at 7:30pm.
JV Boys beat the Burnet Bulldogs 2-0 last night. Andrew Grant and teammate Chris Guzman worked together to get the opening score of the game, followed by last goal of the game from Rafael Mendoza. The boys are 2-0-1 in district. The next game will be this Friday on Badger field at 4pm.
Baseball
Varsity boys traveled to Brownwood last night and ended up with a 4-4 tie. The Badgers caught the first run of the game in the second inning when Brooks setting the pace of the game by hitting a single to help score. In the top of the 9th the Badgers tied up the game after Ace Whitehead took advantage of a 3-0 count, driving his teammate in. Whitehead lead the Badgers in hits and went 2 for 3 at the plate. The boys will be playing against Killeen this Friday at home. Game time starts at 5pm
Softball
Both the Varsity and the JV girls fell to Rogers last night. The Varsity team will be traveling to Killeen Thursday-Saturday for a tournament. While the JV team isn’t too far away playing Thursday and Saturday in Cove.
Varsity girls will head to Bastrop on Friday for their 7pm second round playoff game against El Campo. It will be at Cedar Creek High School’s gym.
The team needs a big crowd of fans in the gym. But, if you can’t make it, the game will be broadcast over KCYL 1450AM and online at lampasasradio.com at the listenlive KCYL stream site.
Varsity Boys
The Badger’s played their last game of the season last night against the top team in the district, Liberty Hill’s Panthers, and lost it 46-66. High points was turned in by senior Kolbe Penick with 18, followed by Asiel Gary with 11, Jett Bramon with 7 and freshman Nate Borchardt had 6.
They finish the season 15-17 and 2-8 in district. It was well below what the team and coach, Aaron Nuckles, would have liked. But the year before, a big crop of seniors had graduated after a much better season ending record. It should be a brighter future next year as there are a number of starters that will return for the 2019/20 season.
The JV team also lost to Liberty Hill last night, 46-57, and the freshmen suffered a worse loss, 33-78.
Outstanding high points in that JV game came from Ryan Linney with 30 points. In the freshmen game Quinn Pace had 21 points.
Soccer
Varsity Girls varsity soccer team lost last night’s home conference game against rival school Burnet by a score of 5-1. The Girls will be working hard to get back a win. This Friday they will be playing Salado at home.
JV girls unfortunately fell to burnet 1-0 but will use that game a learning game. They play Friday at home against Salado.
Varsity Boys are now 4-0 in district. They took a 3-0 victory against Burnet last night in a rough match. Miller Boykin and Victor Castuita made the first score possible for our Badgers. The boys kept the tempo rolling though out the game and the team’s defense continues to play great games this season. The boys have a big match up at home this Friday as they take on Salado at 7:30pm.
JV Boys beat the Burnet Bulldogs 2-0 last night. Andrew Grant and teammate Chris Guzman worked together to get the opening score of the game, followed by last goal of the game from Rafael Mendoza. The boys are 2-0-1 in district. The next game will be this Friday on Badger field at 4pm.
Baseball
Varsity boys traveled to Brownwood last night and ended up with a 4-4 tie. The Badgers caught the first run of the game in the second inning when Brooks setting the pace of the game by hitting a single to help score. In the top of the 9th the Badgers tied up the game after Ace Whitehead took advantage of a 3-0 count, driving his teammate in. Whitehead lead the Badgers in hits and went 2 for 3 at the plate. The boys will be playing against Killeen this Friday at home. Game time starts at 5pm
Softball
Both the Varsity and the JV girls fell to Rogers last night. The Varsity team will be traveling to Killeen Thursday-Saturday for a tournament. While the JV team isn’t too far away playing Thursday and Saturday in Cove.
Sports
Basketball
Varsity girls won their first playoff game last night in Johnson City against Boerne. (51-30) It was an intense game, because both teams were competing to the best of their ability for the win, but the Boerne Greyhounds couldn’t outwork our Lady Badgers.
Varsity Boys
The Badger team’s last game of the season will be tonight against Liberty Hill in Badger gym. Not only is it the last game of the Badger Boys season, but it will be the last time that the 2019 seniors will be playing on their home court. Game times for the boys are Freshman 5pm, JV 5pm, Varsity 6:30pm.
Soccer
Varsity Girls continue to remain undefeated in district. Rain and cold weather can’t even hold them back. Tonight, the girls will be going up against Burnet, who like them is a team to be reckon with. JV games will be starting at 4pm and Varsity at 5:30pm.
Varsity Boys had a 5-1 win over Jarrell Friday night and will be using the energy from that win as they take on Burnet on tonight. JV will start at 4pm, Varsity at 7:30pm.
Baseball & Softball
Both the baseball and softball teams will be hitting the road tonight. Baseball is headed down to Brownwood for a friendly scrimmage, while softball goes to Roger to also play a scrimmage.
Varsity girls won their first playoff game last night in Johnson City against Boerne. (51-30) It was an intense game, because both teams were competing to the best of their ability for the win, but the Boerne Greyhounds couldn’t outwork our Lady Badgers.
Varsity Boys
The Badger team’s last game of the season will be tonight against Liberty Hill in Badger gym. Not only is it the last game of the Badger Boys season, but it will be the last time that the 2019 seniors will be playing on their home court. Game times for the boys are Freshman 5pm, JV 5pm, Varsity 6:30pm.
Soccer
Varsity Girls continue to remain undefeated in district. Rain and cold weather can’t even hold them back. Tonight, the girls will be going up against Burnet, who like them is a team to be reckon with. JV games will be starting at 4pm and Varsity at 5:30pm.
Varsity Boys had a 5-1 win over Jarrell Friday night and will be using the energy from that win as they take on Burnet on tonight. JV will start at 4pm, Varsity at 7:30pm.
Baseball & Softball
Both the baseball and softball teams will be hitting the road tonight. Baseball is headed down to Brownwood for a friendly scrimmage, while softball goes to Roger to also play a scrimmage.
sports
Basketball
Varsity girls will be going into the playoffs tonight at Johnson City with the game scheduled for 8pm. The opponent is Boerne, who beat Bandera Friday night in a “play-in game.”
Lampasas and Boerne both played Burnet this year and both lost to Burnet by just a few points. The matchup seems to be pretty equal so it ought to be a great game.
Coach Aaron Nuckles and the Varsity Boys lost their round two matchup with Salado Friday night 31-49. They jumped out front early but fell behind by the end of the first period, then it was a steady deficit to the end against the strong 2nd place Salado team.
Freshman Nate Borchardt led in scoring with 13, senior leader Kolbe Penick was sick and out for the game. Nate was followed by Jett Bramon with 8 and Asiel Gary with 6. The Badger team’s last game of the season will be tomorrow(Tuesday) against Liberty Hill in Badger gym.
The JV team also lost their game with Salado 41-44. They were led by Ryan Linney with 10, followed close by Lane Haviland with 9 and Jacob Hodega with 8.
Soccer
Coach Kiff Wiemers Varsity Girls won another district game Friday night, beating Jarrell 2-0 in a cold game hampered by sleet and rain. He says about their challenge to remain undefeated in district, “Our next true test will be a very comparable Burnet game here in Lampasas on Tuesday.” Lady Badger Soccer is at home on Tuesday with JV starting at 4pm and Varsity at 5:30pm.
Coach Ryan Race reports the Varsity Boys had a 5-1 win over Jarrell Friday night. Like the girls, they played in inclement weather but got through it with a great team effort. They play Burnet on Tuesday at 7:30pm.
Coach Carl Gehring reports that the JV Boys finished their game with Jarrell in a 1-1 draw on Friday. They’ll start the play with Burnet on Badger field at 4pm Tuesday.
Varsity girls will be going into the playoffs tonight at Johnson City with the game scheduled for 8pm. The opponent is Boerne, who beat Bandera Friday night in a “play-in game.”
Lampasas and Boerne both played Burnet this year and both lost to Burnet by just a few points. The matchup seems to be pretty equal so it ought to be a great game.
Coach Aaron Nuckles and the Varsity Boys lost their round two matchup with Salado Friday night 31-49. They jumped out front early but fell behind by the end of the first period, then it was a steady deficit to the end against the strong 2nd place Salado team.
Freshman Nate Borchardt led in scoring with 13, senior leader Kolbe Penick was sick and out for the game. Nate was followed by Jett Bramon with 8 and Asiel Gary with 6. The Badger team’s last game of the season will be tomorrow(Tuesday) against Liberty Hill in Badger gym.
The JV team also lost their game with Salado 41-44. They were led by Ryan Linney with 10, followed close by Lane Haviland with 9 and Jacob Hodega with 8.
Soccer
Coach Kiff Wiemers Varsity Girls won another district game Friday night, beating Jarrell 2-0 in a cold game hampered by sleet and rain. He says about their challenge to remain undefeated in district, “Our next true test will be a very comparable Burnet game here in Lampasas on Tuesday.” Lady Badger Soccer is at home on Tuesday with JV starting at 4pm and Varsity at 5:30pm.
Coach Ryan Race reports the Varsity Boys had a 5-1 win over Jarrell Friday night. Like the girls, they played in inclement weather but got through it with a great team effort. They play Burnet on Tuesday at 7:30pm.
Coach Carl Gehring reports that the JV Boys finished their game with Jarrell in a 1-1 draw on Friday. They’ll start the play with Burnet on Badger field at 4pm Tuesday.
sports
Basketball
Varsity girls will be going into the playoffs on Monday at Johnson City with the game scheduled for 8pm. The opponent is Boerne, who beat Bandera last night in a “play-in game.”
Coach Aaron Nuckles and the Varsity Boys lost their round two matchup with Salado last night 31 to 49. They jumped out front but fell behind by the end of the first period, then it was a steady deficit to the end against the strong 2nd place Salado team.
Freshman Nate Borchardt led in scoring with 13, senior leader Kolbe Penick was sick and out for the game. Nate was followed by Jett Bramon with 8 and Asiel Gary with 6. The team’s last game of the season will be Tuesday against Liberty Hill in Badger gym.
The JV team also lost their game with Salado 41-44. They were led by Ryan Linney with 10, followed close by Lane Haviland with 9 and Jacob Hodeg with 8.
Soccer
Coach Kiff Wiemers Varsity Girls won another district game last night, beating Jarrell 2-0 in a cold game hampered by sleet and rain. He says about their challenge to remain undefeated in district, “Our next true test will be a very comparable Burnet game here in Lampasas on Tuesday.”
Coach Ryan Race reports the Varsity Boys had a 5-1 win over Jarrell Friday night. Like the girls, they played in inclement weather but got through it with a great team effort. They play Burnet on Tuesday at home.
Coach Carl Gehring reports that the JV Boys finished their game with Jarrell in a 1-1 draw yesterday. They’ll start the play with Burnet on Badger field at 4pm Tuesday.
Badger Tennis
Coach Kenneth Peiser reports that, in 28° weather wind chilling to 18..tennis is tough. The team was at Copperas Cove where the Varsity was cut short by the weather, making the court slick. Next week they’ll head to Fredericksburg for a two day tourney.
Varsity girls will be going into the playoffs on Monday at Johnson City with the game scheduled for 8pm. The opponent is Boerne, who beat Bandera last night in a “play-in game.”
Coach Aaron Nuckles and the Varsity Boys lost their round two matchup with Salado last night 31 to 49. They jumped out front but fell behind by the end of the first period, then it was a steady deficit to the end against the strong 2nd place Salado team.
Freshman Nate Borchardt led in scoring with 13, senior leader Kolbe Penick was sick and out for the game. Nate was followed by Jett Bramon with 8 and Asiel Gary with 6. The team’s last game of the season will be Tuesday against Liberty Hill in Badger gym.
The JV team also lost their game with Salado 41-44. They were led by Ryan Linney with 10, followed close by Lane Haviland with 9 and Jacob Hodeg with 8.
Soccer
Coach Kiff Wiemers Varsity Girls won another district game last night, beating Jarrell 2-0 in a cold game hampered by sleet and rain. He says about their challenge to remain undefeated in district, “Our next true test will be a very comparable Burnet game here in Lampasas on Tuesday.”
Coach Ryan Race reports the Varsity Boys had a 5-1 win over Jarrell Friday night. Like the girls, they played in inclement weather but got through it with a great team effort. They play Burnet on Tuesday at home.
Coach Carl Gehring reports that the JV Boys finished their game with Jarrell in a 1-1 draw yesterday. They’ll start the play with Burnet on Badger field at 4pm Tuesday.
Badger Tennis
Coach Kenneth Peiser reports that, in 28° weather wind chilling to 18..tennis is tough. The team was at Copperas Cove where the Varsity was cut short by the weather, making the court slick. Next week they’ll head to Fredericksburg for a two day tourney.
sports
Basketball
Varsity girls for the 10th year in a row the girls will be going into playoffs. Tonight, they will find out who, when, and where they will be playing after Boerne and Bandera plays. The Badgers will play the winning team next week.
Varsity Boys had a great game Tuesday night against Eastside memorial leading to a 66-52 victory! They will be carrying the energy from the win to tonight’s games! Be sure to listen live on KCYL 1450 or on lampasasradio.com if you can’t make it out to the game. The boys will be playing Salado tonight at Salado. Game times are JV 5pm and Varsity at 6:15
Soccer
Varsity Girls will make their way down to Jarrell tonight to play the Cougars. The girls are currently 2-0 in District. Tuesday night they played Academy with a 1-0 win and will be using that win as they go into their game tonight.
The girl’s game will start at 5:30pm
Varsity Boys had a 3-0 win over Academy Tuesday. The boys are also making their way down the road to Jarrell tonight the game starts at 7:30pm.
JV Boys The boy’s JV game will be played before the varsity at 4pm.
Baseball
Varsity boys
The boys had a rough game on Tuesday but are hoping to turn things around today against Kyle Lehman at 5pm tonight. Be sure to bundle up with extra layers and come support the boys on their home field.
Softball
Lady Badger Softball will be taking a short ride today in this chilly weather to take over Brownwood on Brownwood’s home field.
Wrestling
The boys Powerlifting team went to Brady yesterday afternoon and scored 45 points, finishing 1st in the meet. They have 1 more invitational meet in Lago Vista next week before the Regional Meet. Individual results from the Brady meet are as follows:
Name Weight Class Total Place
KJ Stephens 114 595 3
Preston Fox 123 870 1
Kyle Arriola 132 870 2
Jack Jerome 165 1235 1
Koby Allen 165 1000 5
Case Brister 181 1150 1
Keagan Richardson 181 1025 5
Owen Seaver 220 1070 5
Jeremy Rodgers 242 1370 1
Adam Murphy 275 1175 5
John Long SHW 1275 2
Basketball
Varsity girls for the 10th year in a row the girls will be going into playoffs. Tonight, they will find out who, when, and where they will be playing after Boerne and Bandera plays. The Badgers will play the winning team next week.
Varsity Boys had a great game Tuesday night against Eastside memorial leading to a 66-52 victory! They will be carrying the energy from the win to tonight’s games! Be sure to listen live on KCYL 1450 or on lampasasradio.com if you can’t make it out to the game. The boys will be playing Salado tonight at Salado. Game times are JV 5pm and Varsity at 6:15
Soccer
Varsity Girls will make their way down to Jarrell tonight to play the Cougars. The girls are currently 2-0 in District. Tuesday night they played Academy with a 1-0 win and will be using that win as they go into their game tonight.
The girl’s game will start at 5:30pm
Varsity Boys had a 3-0 win over Academy Tuesday. The boys are also making their way down the road to Jarrell tonight the game starts at 7:30pm.
JV Boys The boy’s JV game will be played before the varsity at 4pm.
Baseball
Varsity boys
The boys had a rough game on Tuesday but are hoping to turn things around today against Kyle Lehman at 5pm tonight. Be sure to bundle up with extra layers and come support the boys on their home field.
Softball
Lady Badger Softball will be taking a short ride today in this chilly weather to take over Brownwood on Brownwood’s home field.
Wrestling
The boys Powerlifting team went to Brady yesterday afternoon and scored 45 points, finishing 1st in the meet. They have 1 more invitational meet in Lago Vista next week before the Regional Meet. Individual results from the Brady meet are as follows:
Name Weight Class Total Place
KJ Stephens 114 595 3
Preston Fox 123 870 1
Kyle Arriola 132 870 2
Jack Jerome 165 1235 1
Koby Allen 165 1000 5
Case Brister 181 1150 1
Keagan Richardson 181 1025 5
Owen Seaver 220 1070 5
Jeremy Rodgers 242 1370 1
Adam Murphy 275 1175 5
John Long SHW 1275 2
Badger Sports 2/7/19
Basketball
Varsity girls blew Eastside Memorial out of the water on Tuesday 73-5 win! After gaining a 20+ point lead in the first quarter every player was able to play in every quarter for the rest of the game. The Lady Badgers are on their way to playoffs for the 10th year in a row and finished 3rd their district season with a district record of 7-3 ad 28-6 for the season.
JV girls also had a great night of team work working in an amazing win of 53-4.
Varsity Boys had a great game Tuesday night against Eastside memorial leading to a 66-52 victory! Asiel Gary led the team in points scored (21) and rebounds (7). Qadir Tolliver wasn’t far behind with 4 rebounds. The team did an exceptional job of working together and communicating during the game. Freshman Nate Borchardt led the team in 3 pointers, while fellow teammate, senior Kolbe Penick topped the team off with 8 free throws.
The boys will be playing Salado tomorrow at Salado. Game times are JV 5pm and Varsity at 6:15
Soccer
Varsity Girls soccer are now 2-0 in District. Tuesday night they played Academy with a 1-0 win. The lone goal of the game was made by Cobie Chandler after Madi Walden and Winter Mendez helped get the ball down field and into the perfect scoring position.
The girls play an away tomorrow in Jarrell.
Varsity Boys had a 3-0 win over Academy Tuesday. The boys’ soccer really started playing as a united team with the defense of Cook, Woods, Gutheridge, Hess, Bredeson, and Cisneroz coming together to keep Academy from scoring. The next game with be Tomorrow 7:30pm in Jarrell.
JV Boys also took home a victory Tuesday with a 2-0 win. An early score made by KJ Stephens set the intensity for the game. Chris Guzman also grabbed the other score for the game. The boys will be traveling to Jarrell tomorrow play their next game.
Baseball
Varsity boys
Tuesday night Ellison gained an early lead on the Lampasas Badgers, scoring the first run in the first inning, follow by 3 more runs in the 5th. The boys were able to score in the last 3 innings but could not catch up. Which led to Ellison capturing the win. The final score was 9-6 with the Badgers falling short. The boys will be playing at home against Kyle Lehman on Tomorrow with games starting 5:00.
Softball
Lady Badger Softball will be play at Brownwood tomorrow
Wrestling
Results from the District tournament at Delco in Austin yesterday.
JV Badgers:
Landon DiBattiste Consolation Champion
Dylan Shoulders 4th
Peyton Underwood 4th
Jacob Miller 5th
JR Lockhart Runner Up
Paul Acosta 4th
Jonathon Dill Runner Up
Anthony Harris Consolation Champion
Avery Smith 5th
Varsity Boys:
Dillon Best Consolation Champion and Regional Qualifier
Austin Kielpinski 5th and Regional Alternate
Adam Murphy Consolation Champion and Regional Qualifier (for the second time)
Varsity Girls:
DIST 13-5A RUNNERSUP! (Second Time )
Kylee Rutlidge 4th
Christie Dobberton 4th
Mackenzie Best Consolation Champion
Brianna Miller 4th
Madelyn Hess 5th, Regional Alternate
Taylor Dill 4th
Mia Martell DISTRICT CHAMPION
Taylor Talbert Consolation Champion
Riley Edwards Consolation Champion
All the girls are qualifiers (or alternates) with Mia and Mackenzie returning for the second year in a row.
Varsity Badgers will travel back to Delco next Friday and Saturday in hopes of advancing to State.
Varsity girls blew Eastside Memorial out of the water on Tuesday 73-5 win! After gaining a 20+ point lead in the first quarter every player was able to play in every quarter for the rest of the game. The Lady Badgers are on their way to playoffs for the 10th year in a row and finished 3rd their district season with a district record of 7-3 ad 28-6 for the season.
JV girls also had a great night of team work working in an amazing win of 53-4.
Varsity Boys had a great game Tuesday night against Eastside memorial leading to a 66-52 victory! Asiel Gary led the team in points scored (21) and rebounds (7). Qadir Tolliver wasn’t far behind with 4 rebounds. The team did an exceptional job of working together and communicating during the game. Freshman Nate Borchardt led the team in 3 pointers, while fellow teammate, senior Kolbe Penick topped the team off with 8 free throws.
The boys will be playing Salado tomorrow at Salado. Game times are JV 5pm and Varsity at 6:15
Soccer
Varsity Girls soccer are now 2-0 in District. Tuesday night they played Academy with a 1-0 win. The lone goal of the game was made by Cobie Chandler after Madi Walden and Winter Mendez helped get the ball down field and into the perfect scoring position.
The girls play an away tomorrow in Jarrell.
Varsity Boys had a 3-0 win over Academy Tuesday. The boys’ soccer really started playing as a united team with the defense of Cook, Woods, Gutheridge, Hess, Bredeson, and Cisneroz coming together to keep Academy from scoring. The next game with be Tomorrow 7:30pm in Jarrell.
JV Boys also took home a victory Tuesday with a 2-0 win. An early score made by KJ Stephens set the intensity for the game. Chris Guzman also grabbed the other score for the game. The boys will be traveling to Jarrell tomorrow play their next game.
Baseball
Varsity boys
Tuesday night Ellison gained an early lead on the Lampasas Badgers, scoring the first run in the first inning, follow by 3 more runs in the 5th. The boys were able to score in the last 3 innings but could not catch up. Which led to Ellison capturing the win. The final score was 9-6 with the Badgers falling short. The boys will be playing at home against Kyle Lehman on Tomorrow with games starting 5:00.
Softball
Lady Badger Softball will be play at Brownwood tomorrow
Wrestling
Results from the District tournament at Delco in Austin yesterday.
JV Badgers:
Landon DiBattiste Consolation Champion
Dylan Shoulders 4th
Peyton Underwood 4th
Jacob Miller 5th
JR Lockhart Runner Up
Paul Acosta 4th
Jonathon Dill Runner Up
Anthony Harris Consolation Champion
Avery Smith 5th
Varsity Boys:
Dillon Best Consolation Champion and Regional Qualifier
Austin Kielpinski 5th and Regional Alternate
Adam Murphy Consolation Champion and Regional Qualifier (for the second time)
Varsity Girls:
DIST 13-5A RUNNERSUP! (Second Time )
Kylee Rutlidge 4th
Christie Dobberton 4th
Mackenzie Best Consolation Champion
Brianna Miller 4th
Madelyn Hess 5th, Regional Alternate
Taylor Dill 4th
Mia Martell DISTRICT CHAMPION
Taylor Talbert Consolation Champion
Riley Edwards Consolation Champion
All the girls are qualifiers (or alternates) with Mia and Mackenzie returning for the second year in a row.
Varsity Badgers will travel back to Delco next Friday and Saturday in hopes of advancing to State.
badger sports 2/5/19
Busy, busy day for the Lampasas Badger athletic department. There are Basketball, Soccer and Baseball games tonight!
Basketball
Game times for tonight’s games: JV girls play at 5:00pm, Varsity plays at 6:15pm
Girl’s district standings are: Liberty Hill 8-1, Burnet is 7-2, Lampasas is 6-3, Salado is 4-5, Taylor is 2-7 and Eastside Memorial is 0-9.
The Lady Badgers will play their last game of the district season tonight against Eastside Memorial in front of the home crowd in Badger Gym. It is Parent’s Night and the Seniors will be specially recognized for all their hard work this season.
All road games will be broadcast over KCYL Radio and on our internet stream on lampasasradio.com
The Varsity Boys Basketball team(14-13/1-4)
Game time for tonight's game is going to be 7:30pm
Boy’s District Varsity Standings are:
Liberty Hill 6-1, Salado is now and Taylor are tied at 5-2, Burnet is 4-3, Lampasas with 1-6 and Eastside is 0-7.
The Badger Varsity’s next challenge of the year will be against Eastside Memorial tonight in Badger gym.
Badger Soccer
The Girls Varsity soccer teams will play tonight against Academy. Girls JV will play at 4:00pm and the Varsity Girls will play at 5:30.
The Badger Boys Varsity team will be on the field again tonight at 7:30pm against Academy.
The Boys JV team will also be up against Academy at 4:00pm.
Badger Softball
The JV will be at home on this afternoon against Holy Trinity High School.
The Lady Badgers will be headed to Brownwood Friday for their next scrimmage game.
Badger Baseball
The Badger Baseball at Killeen Ellison for their next scrimmage action at 5pm tonight.
Basketball
Game times for tonight’s games: JV girls play at 5:00pm, Varsity plays at 6:15pm
Girl’s district standings are: Liberty Hill 8-1, Burnet is 7-2, Lampasas is 6-3, Salado is 4-5, Taylor is 2-7 and Eastside Memorial is 0-9.
The Lady Badgers will play their last game of the district season tonight against Eastside Memorial in front of the home crowd in Badger Gym. It is Parent’s Night and the Seniors will be specially recognized for all their hard work this season.
All road games will be broadcast over KCYL Radio and on our internet stream on lampasasradio.com
The Varsity Boys Basketball team(14-13/1-4)
Game time for tonight's game is going to be 7:30pm
Boy’s District Varsity Standings are:
Liberty Hill 6-1, Salado is now and Taylor are tied at 5-2, Burnet is 4-3, Lampasas with 1-6 and Eastside is 0-7.
The Badger Varsity’s next challenge of the year will be against Eastside Memorial tonight in Badger gym.
Badger Soccer
The Girls Varsity soccer teams will play tonight against Academy. Girls JV will play at 4:00pm and the Varsity Girls will play at 5:30.
The Badger Boys Varsity team will be on the field again tonight at 7:30pm against Academy.
The Boys JV team will also be up against Academy at 4:00pm.
Badger Softball
The JV will be at home on this afternoon against Holy Trinity High School.
The Lady Badgers will be headed to Brownwood Friday for their next scrimmage game.
Badger Baseball
The Badger Baseball at Killeen Ellison for their next scrimmage action at 5pm tonight.
badger sports
Basketball
Lady Badgers Varsity(27-6/6-3) lost a game 44-66 to Burnet on Friday that they would very much have preferred to win. It will put Lampasas in the number 3 position in District 27 as they go into the post season playoffs. It’s not that it meant a lot one way or the other, according to Coach Mark Myers, in the playoff seeding. “…because of who we’d have to play,” he said, but it was just a game they wanted to win. Coming off the second round victory over Liberty Hill, and after Liberty Hill had just beat Burnet... it just looked like Lampasas could pull off the win. But, it just wasn’t to be.
Burnet came out with a flurry of 3 point shots and just weren’t to be denied the victory over Lampasas’ girls.
Now, the Lady Badgers will play their last game of the district season on Tuesday against Eastside Memorial in front of the home crowd in Badger Gym. It will be Parent’s Night and the Seniors will be especially recognized.
All road games will be broadcast over KCYL Radio and on our internet stream.
The JV Girls lost to Burnet 31-47 and the 9th grade team won 39-31.
District standings are: Liberty Hill 8-1, Burnet is 7-2, Lampasas is 6-3, Salado is 4-5, Taylor is 2-7 and Eastside Memorial is 0-9.
Congratulations to Kamri Corbin who, following the Liberty Hill victory, was named the Killeen Daily Herald’s Player of the Week. How ‘bout that!
The Varsity Boys Basketball team(14-13/1-4)
The Badger Varsity lost to Burnet last night 20 to 45.
The loss wasn’t a really big surprise as Burnet is a pretty solid team and Lampasas is fairly young but growing into a real contender. The Badger 9th graders lost to Liberty Hill 72-41 and the JV lost 68-56.
The Badger Varsity’s last challenge of the year will be against Eastside Memorial on Tuesday in Badger gym. Though Lampasas was able to win their first round game, Eastside is the team with the premiere player of the district in Cory Canada...and he is the scary part of any matchup with that team.
District Varsity Standings are:
Liberty Hill 6-1, Salado is now and Taylor are tied at 5-2, Burnet is 4-3, Lampasas with 1-6 and Eastside is 0-7.
Middle School Basketball 8th Grade Boys in the Hamilton Tournament went 2 of 3 and took 3rd place in the tourney. Against Tolar they lost 35-40. Ethan Moreno had 12 points. In game two with Deleon they won 48-33 with Carter Johnson scoring 9, followed close by Adan Rascoe with 8 and Owen Stubbs with 7.
The final game, Coach Jim Burks said was the best the team has played all year, saw them crushing Hico 53-5. Tak Stinnett and Ethan Moreno had 9, Owen Stubbs had 7, Carter Johnson 6 and Adan Rascoe, Caleb Kennedy and Jose Parra had 5 each.
Badger Soccer
The Girls Varsity soccer team will play Tuesday against Academy.
The Badger Boys Varsity team will be on the field again Tuesday at 7:30pm against Academy.
The Boys JV team will also be up against Academy, likely at 4pm, on Tuesday.
Badger Softball
The Lady Badgers will head for Brownwood for the next Varsity action on Friday with a scrimmage game.
The JV will be at home on Tuesday afternoon against Holy Trinity High School.
Badger Baseball
Yes, it’s time for baseball again. The pre-season action has started with Coach Shane Doege getting his team – minus a basketball player or two – back on the field. On Saturday they beat Johnson City 7-2 and Shoemaker 14-2.
Game one it was Marty Ybarra on the mound for 4.1 innings, getting 9 strikeouts in the process. Jose Uvalle went 1.2 innings and Austin Caylor 1 inning. Uvalle picked up 3 strikeouts in his brief 1.2 inning stand. Big hitting was by Ace Whitehead with 3. Austin Hilgenberg had 2 RBIs and Jon Davis 1.
In game two, on the mound for the Badgers were Jon Davis, Haydn Hammerschmidt and Ace Whitehead with each going a couple of innings. Whitehead had 5 strikeouts and Davis and Hammerschmidt had 3 each. Big hitters were Davis with 2, along with 2 RBIs. Jose Uvalle had 3 RBIs, and Brooks had two RBIs.
The team will be at Killeen Ellison for their next scrimmage action at 5pm Tuesday.
Lady Badgers Varsity(27-6/6-3) lost a game 44-66 to Burnet on Friday that they would very much have preferred to win. It will put Lampasas in the number 3 position in District 27 as they go into the post season playoffs. It’s not that it meant a lot one way or the other, according to Coach Mark Myers, in the playoff seeding. “…because of who we’d have to play,” he said, but it was just a game they wanted to win. Coming off the second round victory over Liberty Hill, and after Liberty Hill had just beat Burnet... it just looked like Lampasas could pull off the win. But, it just wasn’t to be.
Burnet came out with a flurry of 3 point shots and just weren’t to be denied the victory over Lampasas’ girls.
Now, the Lady Badgers will play their last game of the district season on Tuesday against Eastside Memorial in front of the home crowd in Badger Gym. It will be Parent’s Night and the Seniors will be especially recognized.
All road games will be broadcast over KCYL Radio and on our internet stream.
The JV Girls lost to Burnet 31-47 and the 9th grade team won 39-31.
District standings are: Liberty Hill 8-1, Burnet is 7-2, Lampasas is 6-3, Salado is 4-5, Taylor is 2-7 and Eastside Memorial is 0-9.
Congratulations to Kamri Corbin who, following the Liberty Hill victory, was named the Killeen Daily Herald’s Player of the Week. How ‘bout that!
The Varsity Boys Basketball team(14-13/1-4)
The Badger Varsity lost to Burnet last night 20 to 45.
The loss wasn’t a really big surprise as Burnet is a pretty solid team and Lampasas is fairly young but growing into a real contender. The Badger 9th graders lost to Liberty Hill 72-41 and the JV lost 68-56.
The Badger Varsity’s last challenge of the year will be against Eastside Memorial on Tuesday in Badger gym. Though Lampasas was able to win their first round game, Eastside is the team with the premiere player of the district in Cory Canada...and he is the scary part of any matchup with that team.
District Varsity Standings are:
Liberty Hill 6-1, Salado is now and Taylor are tied at 5-2, Burnet is 4-3, Lampasas with 1-6 and Eastside is 0-7.
Middle School Basketball 8th Grade Boys in the Hamilton Tournament went 2 of 3 and took 3rd place in the tourney. Against Tolar they lost 35-40. Ethan Moreno had 12 points. In game two with Deleon they won 48-33 with Carter Johnson scoring 9, followed close by Adan Rascoe with 8 and Owen Stubbs with 7.
The final game, Coach Jim Burks said was the best the team has played all year, saw them crushing Hico 53-5. Tak Stinnett and Ethan Moreno had 9, Owen Stubbs had 7, Carter Johnson 6 and Adan Rascoe, Caleb Kennedy and Jose Parra had 5 each.
Badger Soccer
The Girls Varsity soccer team will play Tuesday against Academy.
The Badger Boys Varsity team will be on the field again Tuesday at 7:30pm against Academy.
The Boys JV team will also be up against Academy, likely at 4pm, on Tuesday.
Badger Softball
The Lady Badgers will head for Brownwood for the next Varsity action on Friday with a scrimmage game.
The JV will be at home on Tuesday afternoon against Holy Trinity High School.
Badger Baseball
Yes, it’s time for baseball again. The pre-season action has started with Coach Shane Doege getting his team – minus a basketball player or two – back on the field. On Saturday they beat Johnson City 7-2 and Shoemaker 14-2.
Game one it was Marty Ybarra on the mound for 4.1 innings, getting 9 strikeouts in the process. Jose Uvalle went 1.2 innings and Austin Caylor 1 inning. Uvalle picked up 3 strikeouts in his brief 1.2 inning stand. Big hitting was by Ace Whitehead with 3. Austin Hilgenberg had 2 RBIs and Jon Davis 1.
In game two, on the mound for the Badgers were Jon Davis, Haydn Hammerschmidt and Ace Whitehead with each going a couple of innings. Whitehead had 5 strikeouts and Davis and Hammerschmidt had 3 each. Big hitters were Davis with 2, along with 2 RBIs. Jose Uvalle had 3 RBIs, and Brooks had two RBIs.
The team will be at Killeen Ellison for their next scrimmage action at 5pm Tuesday.
badger sports
Basketball
Lady Badgers Varsity(27-5/6-2) There is some justice in life. The Lady Badgers are now ranked ahead of Liberty Hill by one prognostigator and just behind the Panthers by another.
The Texas Association of Basketball coaches shows Liberty Hill as number 22 and Lampasas at 23.
On the other hand, the Texas Girls Coaches Association had this writeup after Lampasas’ victory over the Liberty Hill girls, “Jelecia Magee-Hodges scored 17 points and grabbed ten rebounds as Lampasas halted a 58 game district win streak by beating Liberty Hill 55-46. The victory was a milestone for the lady Badgers who had not beaten the Panthers this century.”
And, the Association’s polling put Lampasas at #14 in State 4A, while they listed Liberty Hill at a distant #24.
All right!
So, with our bragging session over, we look forward to tonight’s road game in Burnet. Here’s the prize in tonight’s game...the winner will be number 2 in district, the loser number 3.
That changes the picture a little as both teams are going to the playoffs anyway, but the seeding will affect who they play. Coach Myers says that is not a big deal really, because the level of teams they have to play will be about the same. One thing we know is interesting, if they get a couple games deep in the playoffs, Lampasas may wind up playing Burnet again.
Burnet is a good team. They beat Lampasas in the first round of play, so Lampasas has a score to settle there. Liberty Hill also beat Lampasas in the first round, but Lampasas came back to win the second round game.
Liberty Hill beat Burnet in both rounds, so anyway you look at it, this one could go either way.
The biggest prize of all is just that blue vs green, highway 281 rivalry that we’ve fought for in all sports for many years. So, tonight the Lady Badgers will be going for the prize of that second round win, a friendly win over our neighbors, and the title of number two in district.
Go Lady Badgers!
The Burnet games will start with the JV playing at 5pm, Varsity at 6:30pm and the 9th grade will play about 7:45pm.
The JV Girls beat Taylor 45-20.
District standings are: Liberty Hill 7-1, Burnet is 6-2, Lampasas is 6-2, Salado is 3-5, Taylor is 2-6 and Eastside Memorial is 0-8.
The Varsity Boys Basketball team(14-12/1-3) have lost a bunch of close ones this year. And they did it again in the Taylor game.
Now, with the season getting close to the end, thoughts turn playoffs. The top four teams will go into the playoffs and the Badger boys team is still looking for a second win after losing that close one to Taylor on Tuesday.
Coach Nuckles says that if they lose to Burnet tonight the chances of a playoff berth disappear for this year, so the team is going to be fighting hard in that uphill battle.
The teams head to Burnet for tonight’s games with the JV team playing at 5pm, the 9th grade teams playing at 6:15pm, and the Varsity at 7:30pm.
The JV team(13-11/4-2) beat Taylor 53-27, led by Cody Richardson with 14 points. Ryan Linney and Lane Haviland both added 10.
The 9th grade team (3-3) beat Taylor 52-35, led by Jett Bramon with 13, Dax Brookerson and Quinn Pace both had 10.
District Varsity Standings:
Liberty Hill got a dose of humility on Tuesday as the Boys team lost to Salado 79-74. That now leaves us with Salado in the #1 spot at 5-1, Liberty Hill at 5-1, Taylor 4-2, Burnet 3-3, Lampasas 1-5 and Eastside 0-6.
Middle School Basketball played Burnet on Thursday, with the 8th A boys losing it in a 41-24 game. Coach Burks said the team played well on defense but had trouble scoring. Caleb Kennedy led with 6, Damian Bruant and Ethan Moreno had 5 each and McKane Steele had 4.
The Middle School Boys will be in a Hamilton tournament on Saturday.
MS Girls 8B lost to Burnet 31-10. Courtney Allen led with 6 points. Madison Roedler and Aspen Pena had 2.
7B beat Burnet 21-13 at home with Bella Lindsey turning in 6 and Kalyn Mulcahy had 4.
The 7A had a good win, pulling in front early, then falling behind by halftime. They came back in the 2nd half in the close game and won it 40-37. Amelia Stanly led with 13, followed by Jamie Ball with 10.
The 8A team won big over Burnet 47-20, dominating the entire game. Peyton Tatum led with 19, followed by Morgan Lovejoy with 11.and Julia Andrade with 8.
Badger Soccer
Coach Kiff Wiemers Lady Badger Soccer team (1-0) will play a non-district game in Lampasas Friday against Rockdale at 5pm, then it will be back to district play against Little River Academy next Tuesday.
Coach Ryan Race reports that Badger boys’ soccer had a win in the first district game Tuesday and they’ll play Rockdale on Friday at 7pm and the JV will be at Marble Falls at 5:30pm.
Badger Wrestling
The Boys JV team will be in a tournament at Leander Rouse on Saturday.
Badger Golf
The Girls Varsity team is at the Marble Falls Classic on Friday and Saturday at Slick Rock and Hidden Falls with 9am tee time.
Tennis
The JV Tennis team is at Georgetown on Thursday.
Lady Badgers Varsity(27-5/6-2) There is some justice in life. The Lady Badgers are now ranked ahead of Liberty Hill by one prognostigator and just behind the Panthers by another.
The Texas Association of Basketball coaches shows Liberty Hill as number 22 and Lampasas at 23.
On the other hand, the Texas Girls Coaches Association had this writeup after Lampasas’ victory over the Liberty Hill girls, “Jelecia Magee-Hodges scored 17 points and grabbed ten rebounds as Lampasas halted a 58 game district win streak by beating Liberty Hill 55-46. The victory was a milestone for the lady Badgers who had not beaten the Panthers this century.”
And, the Association’s polling put Lampasas at #14 in State 4A, while they listed Liberty Hill at a distant #24.
All right!
So, with our bragging session over, we look forward to tonight’s road game in Burnet. Here’s the prize in tonight’s game...the winner will be number 2 in district, the loser number 3.
That changes the picture a little as both teams are going to the playoffs anyway, but the seeding will affect who they play. Coach Myers says that is not a big deal really, because the level of teams they have to play will be about the same. One thing we know is interesting, if they get a couple games deep in the playoffs, Lampasas may wind up playing Burnet again.
Burnet is a good team. They beat Lampasas in the first round of play, so Lampasas has a score to settle there. Liberty Hill also beat Lampasas in the first round, but Lampasas came back to win the second round game.
Liberty Hill beat Burnet in both rounds, so anyway you look at it, this one could go either way.
The biggest prize of all is just that blue vs green, highway 281 rivalry that we’ve fought for in all sports for many years. So, tonight the Lady Badgers will be going for the prize of that second round win, a friendly win over our neighbors, and the title of number two in district.
Go Lady Badgers!
The Burnet games will start with the JV playing at 5pm, Varsity at 6:30pm and the 9th grade will play about 7:45pm.
The JV Girls beat Taylor 45-20.
District standings are: Liberty Hill 7-1, Burnet is 6-2, Lampasas is 6-2, Salado is 3-5, Taylor is 2-6 and Eastside Memorial is 0-8.
The Varsity Boys Basketball team(14-12/1-3) have lost a bunch of close ones this year. And they did it again in the Taylor game.
Now, with the season getting close to the end, thoughts turn playoffs. The top four teams will go into the playoffs and the Badger boys team is still looking for a second win after losing that close one to Taylor on Tuesday.
Coach Nuckles says that if they lose to Burnet tonight the chances of a playoff berth disappear for this year, so the team is going to be fighting hard in that uphill battle.
The teams head to Burnet for tonight’s games with the JV team playing at 5pm, the 9th grade teams playing at 6:15pm, and the Varsity at 7:30pm.
The JV team(13-11/4-2) beat Taylor 53-27, led by Cody Richardson with 14 points. Ryan Linney and Lane Haviland both added 10.
The 9th grade team (3-3) beat Taylor 52-35, led by Jett Bramon with 13, Dax Brookerson and Quinn Pace both had 10.
District Varsity Standings:
Liberty Hill got a dose of humility on Tuesday as the Boys team lost to Salado 79-74. That now leaves us with Salado in the #1 spot at 5-1, Liberty Hill at 5-1, Taylor 4-2, Burnet 3-3, Lampasas 1-5 and Eastside 0-6.
Middle School Basketball played Burnet on Thursday, with the 8th A boys losing it in a 41-24 game. Coach Burks said the team played well on defense but had trouble scoring. Caleb Kennedy led with 6, Damian Bruant and Ethan Moreno had 5 each and McKane Steele had 4.
The Middle School Boys will be in a Hamilton tournament on Saturday.
MS Girls 8B lost to Burnet 31-10. Courtney Allen led with 6 points. Madison Roedler and Aspen Pena had 2.
7B beat Burnet 21-13 at home with Bella Lindsey turning in 6 and Kalyn Mulcahy had 4.
The 7A had a good win, pulling in front early, then falling behind by halftime. They came back in the 2nd half in the close game and won it 40-37. Amelia Stanly led with 13, followed by Jamie Ball with 10.
The 8A team won big over Burnet 47-20, dominating the entire game. Peyton Tatum led with 19, followed by Morgan Lovejoy with 11.and Julia Andrade with 8.
Badger Soccer
Coach Kiff Wiemers Lady Badger Soccer team (1-0) will play a non-district game in Lampasas Friday against Rockdale at 5pm, then it will be back to district play against Little River Academy next Tuesday.
Coach Ryan Race reports that Badger boys’ soccer had a win in the first district game Tuesday and they’ll play Rockdale on Friday at 7pm and the JV will be at Marble Falls at 5:30pm.
Badger Wrestling
The Boys JV team will be in a tournament at Leander Rouse on Saturday.
Badger Golf
The Girls Varsity team is at the Marble Falls Classic on Friday and Saturday at Slick Rock and Hidden Falls with 9am tee time.
Tennis
The JV Tennis team is at Georgetown on Thursday.
badger sports
Basketball
Lady Badgers Varsity(27-5/6-2) big win over Taylor Tuesday night sets up a huge game in Burnet Friday evening. Both teams will be fighting to maintain the second place position going into the post-season playoffs.
The Burnet games will start with the JV playing at 5pm, Varsity at 6:30pm and the 9th grade will play about 7:45pm.
The JV Girls beat Taylor 45-20.
District standings are: Liberty Hill 7-1, Burnet is 6-2, Lampasas is 6-2, Salado is 3-5, Taylor is 2-6 and Eastside Memorial is 0-8.
The Varsity Boys Basketball team(14-12/1-3) lost a close one 36-34 to Taylor on Tuesday. It was a great performance by the Badgers, but came up short in the end.
The Badger boys team is still looking for a win as they lost to Taylor on Tuesday. Coach Nuckles told us this morning in our weekly basketball show on Lampasas Radio that the team needs the win against Burnet Friday. Otherwise, they won’t have a chance at a playoff berth.
Looking around the district, Nuckles noted that in Salado’s win over Liberty Hill Tuesday, the Panthers had made 17 3 pointers…and still lost the game.
He also repeated the incident in the game between Burnet and Eastside on Tuesday. Burnet won big, but a part of that was the fact that Cory Canada, Eastside’s phenomenal shooter, missed the bus to the game. Without Canada in the first half it was a disaster for Eastside, but his Dad drove him to the game for the last half, and he made 25 points by himself. Not enough…but amazing!
The teams will all head to Burnet for Friday play with the JV team playing at 5pm, the 9th grade teams playing at 6:15pm, and the Varsity at 7:30pm.
The JV team(13-11/4-2) beat Taylor 53-27, led by Cody Richardson with 14 points. Ryan Linney and Lane Haviland both added 10.
The 9th grade team (3-3) beat Taylor 52-35, led by Jett Bramon with 13, Dax Brookerson and Quinn Pace both had 10.
District Varsity Standings:
Liberty Hill got another dose of humility on Tuesday as the Boys team lost to Salado 79-74. That now leaves us with Salado in the #1 spot at 5-1, Liberty Hill at 5-1, Taylor 4-2, Burnet 3-3, Lampasas 1-5 and Eastside 0-6.
Middle School Basketball plays Burnet on Thursday, with the Boys teams at Burnet and the Girls teams hosting Burnet here. The games will start at 5pm and roll from there. The Middle School Boys will be in a Hamilton tournament on Saturday.
Badger Soccer
Coach Kiff Wiemers Lady Badger Soccer team (1-0) won over Florence Tuesda night in their first district game 8-0. The team will play a non-district game in Lampasas Friday against Rockdale at 5pm, then it will be back to district play against Little River Academy next Tuesday.
The Lady Badger JV team also beat Florence Tuesday night, 3-0.
Coach Ryan Race reports that Badger boys’ soccer had a win in the first district game Tuesday, 3-1 over Florence. They’ll play Rockdale on Friday at 7pm and the JV will be at Marble Falls at 5:30pm.
Badger Wrestling
The teams were in a dual meet Wednesday at Leander Glenn. The Boys JV team will be in a tournament at Leander Rouse on Saturday.
Badger Powerlifting
The team will go to Hico on Thursday, Jan. 31th for their next meet.
Badger Golf
The Girls Varsity team is at the Marble Falls Classic on Friday and Saturday at Slick Rock and Hidden Falls with 9am tee time.
The JV Badger Golf teams are teeing off at 10am today at Hancock Park in the Lampasas Invitational.
Tennis
The JV Tennis team is at Georgetown on Thursday.
Lady Badgers Varsity(27-5/6-2) big win over Taylor Tuesday night sets up a huge game in Burnet Friday evening. Both teams will be fighting to maintain the second place position going into the post-season playoffs.
The Burnet games will start with the JV playing at 5pm, Varsity at 6:30pm and the 9th grade will play about 7:45pm.
The JV Girls beat Taylor 45-20.
District standings are: Liberty Hill 7-1, Burnet is 6-2, Lampasas is 6-2, Salado is 3-5, Taylor is 2-6 and Eastside Memorial is 0-8.
The Varsity Boys Basketball team(14-12/1-3) lost a close one 36-34 to Taylor on Tuesday. It was a great performance by the Badgers, but came up short in the end.
The Badger boys team is still looking for a win as they lost to Taylor on Tuesday. Coach Nuckles told us this morning in our weekly basketball show on Lampasas Radio that the team needs the win against Burnet Friday. Otherwise, they won’t have a chance at a playoff berth.
Looking around the district, Nuckles noted that in Salado’s win over Liberty Hill Tuesday, the Panthers had made 17 3 pointers…and still lost the game.
He also repeated the incident in the game between Burnet and Eastside on Tuesday. Burnet won big, but a part of that was the fact that Cory Canada, Eastside’s phenomenal shooter, missed the bus to the game. Without Canada in the first half it was a disaster for Eastside, but his Dad drove him to the game for the last half, and he made 25 points by himself. Not enough…but amazing!
The teams will all head to Burnet for Friday play with the JV team playing at 5pm, the 9th grade teams playing at 6:15pm, and the Varsity at 7:30pm.
The JV team(13-11/4-2) beat Taylor 53-27, led by Cody Richardson with 14 points. Ryan Linney and Lane Haviland both added 10.
The 9th grade team (3-3) beat Taylor 52-35, led by Jett Bramon with 13, Dax Brookerson and Quinn Pace both had 10.
District Varsity Standings:
Liberty Hill got another dose of humility on Tuesday as the Boys team lost to Salado 79-74. That now leaves us with Salado in the #1 spot at 5-1, Liberty Hill at 5-1, Taylor 4-2, Burnet 3-3, Lampasas 1-5 and Eastside 0-6.
Middle School Basketball plays Burnet on Thursday, with the Boys teams at Burnet and the Girls teams hosting Burnet here. The games will start at 5pm and roll from there. The Middle School Boys will be in a Hamilton tournament on Saturday.
Badger Soccer
Coach Kiff Wiemers Lady Badger Soccer team (1-0) won over Florence Tuesda night in their first district game 8-0. The team will play a non-district game in Lampasas Friday against Rockdale at 5pm, then it will be back to district play against Little River Academy next Tuesday.
The Lady Badger JV team also beat Florence Tuesday night, 3-0.
Coach Ryan Race reports that Badger boys’ soccer had a win in the first district game Tuesday, 3-1 over Florence. They’ll play Rockdale on Friday at 7pm and the JV will be at Marble Falls at 5:30pm.
Badger Wrestling
The teams were in a dual meet Wednesday at Leander Glenn. The Boys JV team will be in a tournament at Leander Rouse on Saturday.
Badger Powerlifting
The team will go to Hico on Thursday, Jan. 31th for their next meet.
Badger Golf
The Girls Varsity team is at the Marble Falls Classic on Friday and Saturday at Slick Rock and Hidden Falls with 9am tee time.
The JV Badger Golf teams are teeing off at 10am today at Hancock Park in the Lampasas Invitational.
Tennis
The JV Tennis team is at Georgetown on Thursday.
Lady Badgers Win Again, Setting up Big Game Friday
The Lampasas girls basketball team beat Taylor last night 61-25. That leaves them with a fight for second place in district with Burnet. Both teams are 6-2, behind Liberty Hill at 7-1.
In the first round of district play the two teams met and Burnet won. That would, all else equal, put Burnet out front, so it now comes down to who wins Friday’s game. If Lampasas wins, and the beat the winless Eastside Memorial team the next week, they’ll own the 2nd seed position going into the playoffs, and Burnet would get the 3rd seed, likely playing a better team.
So-o, it’s an important game, made even more important because there’s always been a friendly rivalry between the Bulldogs and Badgers. It’s a short drive to Burnet and undoubtedly the Lady Badgers morale would be boosted by a good crowd of Lampasas fans following them in Burnet Gym.
If you can’t make it to the game, be sure to tune in to KCYL 1450AM for the live broadcast of the game. You can also hear the broadcast at lampasasradio.com, on one of our two stream services there. Go Badgers!
In the first round of district play the two teams met and Burnet won. That would, all else equal, put Burnet out front, so it now comes down to who wins Friday’s game. If Lampasas wins, and the beat the winless Eastside Memorial team the next week, they’ll own the 2nd seed position going into the playoffs, and Burnet would get the 3rd seed, likely playing a better team.
So-o, it’s an important game, made even more important because there’s always been a friendly rivalry between the Bulldogs and Badgers. It’s a short drive to Burnet and undoubtedly the Lady Badgers morale would be boosted by a good crowd of Lampasas fans following them in Burnet Gym.
If you can’t make it to the game, be sure to tune in to KCYL 1450AM for the live broadcast of the game. You can also hear the broadcast at lampasasradio.com, on one of our two stream services there. Go Badgers!
badger sports
Basketball
Lady Badgers Varsity(27-5/6-2) won big, 61-25 over Taylor last night. This sets up a huge game in Burnet on Friday evening, with the two teams fighting to maintain the second place position going into the post-season playoffs.
The Burnet games will be JV playing at 5pm, Varsity at 6:30pm and the 9th grade will play about 7:45pm.
The JV Girls beat Taylor 45-20.
District standings are: Liberty Hill 7-1, Burnet is 6-2, Lampasas is 6-2, Salado is 2-5, Taylor is 2-6 and Eastside Memorial is 0-7.
The Varsity Boys Basketball team(14-12/1-3) lost a close one 36-34 to Taylor.
The Badger team was led in scoring by Qadir Tolliver with 8 and Asiel Gary with 7. Nate Borchardt and Raven Wade had 5. Kolbe Penick was held to 4 for the night. The Badgers were held to just a couple of 3 pointers, made by Borchardt and Ethan Rascoe.
The teams will all head to Burnet for Friday play with the JV team playing at 5pm, the 9th grade teams playing at 6:15pm, and the Varsity at 7:30pm.
The JV team(13-11/4-2) beat Taylor 53-27, led by Cody Richardson with 14 points. Ryan Linney and Lane Haviland both added 10.
The 9th grade team (3-3) beat Taylor 52-35, led by Jett Bramon with 13, Dax Brookerson and Quinn Pace both had 10.
District Varsity Standings:
Liberty Hill got another dose of humility on Tuesday as the Boys team lost to Salado 79-74. That now leaves us with Salado in the #1 spot at 5-1, Liberty Hill at 5-1, Taylor 4-2, Burnet 3-3, Lampasas 1-5 and Eastside 0-6.
Middle School Basketball plays Burnet on Thursday, with the Boys teams at Burnet and the Girls teams hosting Burnet here. The games will start at 5pm and roll from there. The Middle School Boys will be in a Hamilton tournament on Saturday.
Badger Soccer
Coach Kiff Wiemers Lady Badger Soccer team (1-0) won over Florence last night in their first district game 8-0. The team will play a non-district game in Lampasas Friday against Rockdale at 5pm, then it will be back to district play against Little River Academy next Tuesday.
The Lady Badger JV team also beat Florence last night, 3-0.
Coach Ryan Race reports that Badger boys’ soccer had a win in the first district game yesterday, 3-1 over Florence. They’ll play Rockdale on Friday at 7pm and the JV will be at Marble Falls at 5:30pm.
Badger Wrestling
The teams are in a dual meet today at Leander Glenn. The Boys JV team will be in a tournament at Leander Rouse on Saturday.
Badger Powerlifting
The team will go to Hico on Thursday, Jan. 31th for their next meet.
Badger Golf
The Girls Varsity team is at the Marble Falls Classic on Friday and Saturday at Slick Rock and Hidden Falls with 9am tee time.
The JV Badger Golf teams are teeing off at 10am tomorrow morning at Hancock Park in the Lampasas Invitational.
Tennis
The JV Tennis team is at Georgetown on Thursday.
Lady Badgers Varsity(27-5/6-2) won big, 61-25 over Taylor last night. This sets up a huge game in Burnet on Friday evening, with the two teams fighting to maintain the second place position going into the post-season playoffs.
The Burnet games will be JV playing at 5pm, Varsity at 6:30pm and the 9th grade will play about 7:45pm.
The JV Girls beat Taylor 45-20.
District standings are: Liberty Hill 7-1, Burnet is 6-2, Lampasas is 6-2, Salado is 2-5, Taylor is 2-6 and Eastside Memorial is 0-7.
The Varsity Boys Basketball team(14-12/1-3) lost a close one 36-34 to Taylor.
The Badger team was led in scoring by Qadir Tolliver with 8 and Asiel Gary with 7. Nate Borchardt and Raven Wade had 5. Kolbe Penick was held to 4 for the night. The Badgers were held to just a couple of 3 pointers, made by Borchardt and Ethan Rascoe.
The teams will all head to Burnet for Friday play with the JV team playing at 5pm, the 9th grade teams playing at 6:15pm, and the Varsity at 7:30pm.
The JV team(13-11/4-2) beat Taylor 53-27, led by Cody Richardson with 14 points. Ryan Linney and Lane Haviland both added 10.
The 9th grade team (3-3) beat Taylor 52-35, led by Jett Bramon with 13, Dax Brookerson and Quinn Pace both had 10.
District Varsity Standings:
Liberty Hill got another dose of humility on Tuesday as the Boys team lost to Salado 79-74. That now leaves us with Salado in the #1 spot at 5-1, Liberty Hill at 5-1, Taylor 4-2, Burnet 3-3, Lampasas 1-5 and Eastside 0-6.
Middle School Basketball plays Burnet on Thursday, with the Boys teams at Burnet and the Girls teams hosting Burnet here. The games will start at 5pm and roll from there. The Middle School Boys will be in a Hamilton tournament on Saturday.
Badger Soccer
Coach Kiff Wiemers Lady Badger Soccer team (1-0) won over Florence last night in their first district game 8-0. The team will play a non-district game in Lampasas Friday against Rockdale at 5pm, then it will be back to district play against Little River Academy next Tuesday.
The Lady Badger JV team also beat Florence last night, 3-0.
Coach Ryan Race reports that Badger boys’ soccer had a win in the first district game yesterday, 3-1 over Florence. They’ll play Rockdale on Friday at 7pm and the JV will be at Marble Falls at 5:30pm.
Badger Wrestling
The teams are in a dual meet today at Leander Glenn. The Boys JV team will be in a tournament at Leander Rouse on Saturday.
Badger Powerlifting
The team will go to Hico on Thursday, Jan. 31th for their next meet.
Badger Golf
The Girls Varsity team is at the Marble Falls Classic on Friday and Saturday at Slick Rock and Hidden Falls with 9am tee time.
The JV Badger Golf teams are teeing off at 10am tomorrow morning at Hancock Park in the Lampasas Invitational.
Tennis
The JV Tennis team is at Georgetown on Thursday.
badger sports
Basketball
Lady Badgers Varsity (26-5) will play at home tonight against the Taylor Ducks. The Lady Badgers will use their 55-46 win against Liberty Hill on Friday to keep the wins rolling in.
The Varsity game will be at 6:30pm, preceded by the freshmen at 5pm. There will be no JV game.
The Varsity Boys Basketball Team will go up against Taylor Ducks Game time for Varsity is 8:00pm.
The JV team will play at 5pm against Taylor
The Freshman team will be playing at 6:30.
Badger Soccer
The Girls Varsity Soccer Team fell 0-1 Friday night against Gateway Prep on Badger Field. They will be playing the district opener tonight at Florence at 5:30pm
The Girls JV Soccer Team went 1-2 while competing in the Salado JV tournament this past weekend. Starting the tournament with a 0-3 loss to the Taylor Ducks, but quickly recovering a win in their next game against Cameron which put them in the Consolation Cup Championship. The Lady Badgers came up short in the last game against Florence (3-2). Redemption is sought out tonight. The team plays against Florence at 4:00 tonight for their district opener.
The Boys Varsity Soccer Team lost 0-2 to Wimberly on Badger Field Friday. It was a fight until the end, tied 0-0 at the half, but Wimberley managed to score a couple of goals putting them ahead in the end. The team plays tonight at 7:30pm for the district opener in Florence.
Softball
The Lady Badgers softball team split the day at their first outing in the Stephenville tournament. The first game against Granbury was a loss of 4-1. The Lady Badgers brought back the fight and won their second game 9-6 against the hosting team, Stephenville. Callie Reding was the opening pitcher in both. Other pitchers who saw some action in the circle were; Collyn Schuricht, Harley Wakeman and Mia Maldonado.
Best bats for the day came from Callie Reding, Hannah Greenberg, Monica Garza, and Collyn Schuricht.
Lady Badgers Varsity (26-5) will play at home tonight against the Taylor Ducks. The Lady Badgers will use their 55-46 win against Liberty Hill on Friday to keep the wins rolling in.
The Varsity game will be at 6:30pm, preceded by the freshmen at 5pm. There will be no JV game.
The Varsity Boys Basketball Team will go up against Taylor Ducks Game time for Varsity is 8:00pm.
The JV team will play at 5pm against Taylor
The Freshman team will be playing at 6:30.
Badger Soccer
The Girls Varsity Soccer Team fell 0-1 Friday night against Gateway Prep on Badger Field. They will be playing the district opener tonight at Florence at 5:30pm
The Girls JV Soccer Team went 1-2 while competing in the Salado JV tournament this past weekend. Starting the tournament with a 0-3 loss to the Taylor Ducks, but quickly recovering a win in their next game against Cameron which put them in the Consolation Cup Championship. The Lady Badgers came up short in the last game against Florence (3-2). Redemption is sought out tonight. The team plays against Florence at 4:00 tonight for their district opener.
The Boys Varsity Soccer Team lost 0-2 to Wimberly on Badger Field Friday. It was a fight until the end, tied 0-0 at the half, but Wimberley managed to score a couple of goals putting them ahead in the end. The team plays tonight at 7:30pm for the district opener in Florence.
Softball
The Lady Badgers softball team split the day at their first outing in the Stephenville tournament. The first game against Granbury was a loss of 4-1. The Lady Badgers brought back the fight and won their second game 9-6 against the hosting team, Stephenville. Callie Reding was the opening pitcher in both. Other pitchers who saw some action in the circle were; Collyn Schuricht, Harley Wakeman and Mia Maldonado.
Best bats for the day came from Callie Reding, Hannah Greenberg, Monica Garza, and Collyn Schuricht.
sports
Basketball
Lady Badgers Varsity(26-5/5-2)
In what could best be described as a glorious win, the Lampasas Lady Badgers beat Liberty Hill’s Lady Panthers 55-46 Friday night in Liberty Hill.
It was a huge comeback victory game with the Lady Badgers fighting illness in the days leading up to the game, the Lampasas girls came back after a significant first half deficit to command almost the entire last half.
This was the first time since 1999 that Lampasas was able to beat the Liberty Hill girls teams.
Our girls now play Taylor on Tuesday in front of an appreciative home crowd. If they are able to wind this one, it will set up a huge game on Friday in Burnet.
All road games will be broadcast over KCYL Radio and on our internet stream.
The JV Girls lost to Liberty Hill 34-48 and the 9th grade team lost 32-45.
District standings are: Liberty Hill 6-1, Burnet is 5-2, Lampasas is 5-2, Salado is 3-4, Taylor is 2-5 and Eastside Memorial is 0-7.
The Varsity Boys Basketball team(14-13/1-4)
The Badger Varsity lost to Liberty Hill 69-41 Friday.
The undefeated Panthers shows the district, over and over again, just how good they are.
In Friday’s loss to the Panthers, Senior Kolbe Penick led the Badger team in scoring with 17, followed by Nate Borchardt and Asiel Gary who both had 9 each.
The Badger 9th graders lost to Liberty Hill 72-41 and the JV lost 68-56.
District Varsity Standings are:
Liberty Hill 5-0, Salado is now in 2nd place at 4-1, followed by Taylor at 3-2, and Burnet at 2-3, then Lampasas with 1-4 and Eastside has fallen to 0-5.
Middle School Basketball
The boys results in the Jarrell tournament saw the 8th A boys winning game one over Burnet 36-33. They trailed by 10 midway through the 4th quarter but came back to take the lead with a clutch 3 pointer by Luke Shivers. High points was by Ethan Moreno with 8, Carter Johnson had 6 and McKane Steele, Tak Stinnett and Luke Shivers had 5 each.
The boys lost game two to Salado 46-28, led by Adan Rascoe with 8, Ethan Moreno with 7 and Own Stubbs 5.
Badger Soccer
The Girls Varsity soccer team fell 0-1 last night to Gateway Prep on Badger Field. They play in the district opener at Florence on Tuesday.
The Badger Boys Varsity team lost 0-2 to Wimberley on Badger Field Friday. It was a close one, tied 0-0 at the half but a couple of runs put Wimberley ahead. The team will open district play at Florence at 7:30pm on Tuesday.
Softball
The Lady Badgers softball team, in its first outing at the Stephenville tournament, split the day in the win/loss column. They went on the field first against Grandbury and lost that first game 4-1.
Game two, immediately after the first one, saw the Badger girls beating Stephenville, the host team, 9-6. Callie Reding started in the pitcher’s circle in both games, going two innings. Other pitchers seeing action were Collyn Schuricht, Harley Wakeman and Mia Maldonado.
Best bats for the day came from Callie Reding, Hannah Greenberg, Monica Garza and Collyn Schuricht/.
Funeral/Death Notices
William Dean Brown, 32 of Georgetown, TX died January 23, 2019.
He was born December 1, 1986 in Fort Worth, TX to parents Edward Earl Brown Jr. and Rita R (Romans ) Brown. William grew up in Lampasas and graduated from Lampasas High School in 2005. He went to Texas A&M University and graduated with class of 2009 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Ag Systems Management. He was a financial services specialist. William enjoyed hunting, playing golf, football, baseball, doing things with his son, pitching washers and playing 42. He was very competitive. He loved the Dallas Cowboys and Texas Rangers.
He is survived by his wife, Lana Brown; son, Landry Brown; (Baby to be Watson Dean Brown); parents, Ed and Rita Brown; brothers Nathan Brown and Jeremy Brown; mother-in-law and father-in-law, Shannon and Jim Trott; maternal grandfather, Merritt Romans; paternal grandmother, Patsy Brown; brother-in-law, Jay Trott and sister-in-law, Tara Laging.
William was preceded in death by maternal grandmot
Lady Badgers Varsity(26-5/5-2)
In what could best be described as a glorious win, the Lampasas Lady Badgers beat Liberty Hill’s Lady Panthers 55-46 Friday night in Liberty Hill.
It was a huge comeback victory game with the Lady Badgers fighting illness in the days leading up to the game, the Lampasas girls came back after a significant first half deficit to command almost the entire last half.
This was the first time since 1999 that Lampasas was able to beat the Liberty Hill girls teams.
Our girls now play Taylor on Tuesday in front of an appreciative home crowd. If they are able to wind this one, it will set up a huge game on Friday in Burnet.
All road games will be broadcast over KCYL Radio and on our internet stream.
The JV Girls lost to Liberty Hill 34-48 and the 9th grade team lost 32-45.
District standings are: Liberty Hill 6-1, Burnet is 5-2, Lampasas is 5-2, Salado is 3-4, Taylor is 2-5 and Eastside Memorial is 0-7.
The Varsity Boys Basketball team(14-13/1-4)
The Badger Varsity lost to Liberty Hill 69-41 Friday.
The undefeated Panthers shows the district, over and over again, just how good they are.
In Friday’s loss to the Panthers, Senior Kolbe Penick led the Badger team in scoring with 17, followed by Nate Borchardt and Asiel Gary who both had 9 each.
The Badger 9th graders lost to Liberty Hill 72-41 and the JV lost 68-56.
District Varsity Standings are:
Liberty Hill 5-0, Salado is now in 2nd place at 4-1, followed by Taylor at 3-2, and Burnet at 2-3, then Lampasas with 1-4 and Eastside has fallen to 0-5.
Middle School Basketball
The boys results in the Jarrell tournament saw the 8th A boys winning game one over Burnet 36-33. They trailed by 10 midway through the 4th quarter but came back to take the lead with a clutch 3 pointer by Luke Shivers. High points was by Ethan Moreno with 8, Carter Johnson had 6 and McKane Steele, Tak Stinnett and Luke Shivers had 5 each.
The boys lost game two to Salado 46-28, led by Adan Rascoe with 8, Ethan Moreno with 7 and Own Stubbs 5.
Badger Soccer
The Girls Varsity soccer team fell 0-1 last night to Gateway Prep on Badger Field. They play in the district opener at Florence on Tuesday.
The Badger Boys Varsity team lost 0-2 to Wimberley on Badger Field Friday. It was a close one, tied 0-0 at the half but a couple of runs put Wimberley ahead. The team will open district play at Florence at 7:30pm on Tuesday.
Softball
The Lady Badgers softball team, in its first outing at the Stephenville tournament, split the day in the win/loss column. They went on the field first against Grandbury and lost that first game 4-1.
Game two, immediately after the first one, saw the Badger girls beating Stephenville, the host team, 9-6. Callie Reding started in the pitcher’s circle in both games, going two innings. Other pitchers seeing action were Collyn Schuricht, Harley Wakeman and Mia Maldonado.
Best bats for the day came from Callie Reding, Hannah Greenberg, Monica Garza and Collyn Schuricht/.
Funeral/Death Notices
William Dean Brown, 32 of Georgetown, TX died January 23, 2019.
He was born December 1, 1986 in Fort Worth, TX to parents Edward Earl Brown Jr. and Rita R (Romans ) Brown. William grew up in Lampasas and graduated from Lampasas High School in 2005. He went to Texas A&M University and graduated with class of 2009 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Ag Systems Management. He was a financial services specialist. William enjoyed hunting, playing golf, football, baseball, doing things with his son, pitching washers and playing 42. He was very competitive. He loved the Dallas Cowboys and Texas Rangers.
He is survived by his wife, Lana Brown; son, Landry Brown; (Baby to be Watson Dean Brown); parents, Ed and Rita Brown; brothers Nathan Brown and Jeremy Brown; mother-in-law and father-in-law, Shannon and Jim Trott; maternal grandfather, Merritt Romans; paternal grandmother, Patsy Brown; brother-in-law, Jay Trott and sister-in-law, Tara Laging.
William was preceded in death by maternal grandmot
What a Win!
For the first time since 1999, the Lampasas Lady Badgers beat Liberty Hill’s Lady Panthers – in their house!
The score was convincing too, 55-46, not bad for a game against the up-to-then undefeated in district team.
It was also bigger than ever when you consider the adversity the Lady Badgers had been facing the last few days. Several of the girls were questionable for the game, out of school the day before with illness. Right up to game time, Coach Mark Myers didn’t know who would be able to play or how long or how well.
The game started out about the way we expected, with Liberty Hill going ahead early and into the locker room at the half ahead 27-18.
But something happened! The Lampasas girls came out of that locker room and attacked the game with a huge 3rd and 4th quarter to overcome and hand Liberty Hill their first district loss. It was a huge surprise and let down for Liberty Hill’s fans, but it was a glorious lift for Badger fans. And for the team, it was a good day!
Congratulations, Lady Badgers!!!
The score was convincing too, 55-46, not bad for a game against the up-to-then undefeated in district team.
It was also bigger than ever when you consider the adversity the Lady Badgers had been facing the last few days. Several of the girls were questionable for the game, out of school the day before with illness. Right up to game time, Coach Mark Myers didn’t know who would be able to play or how long or how well.
The game started out about the way we expected, with Liberty Hill going ahead early and into the locker room at the half ahead 27-18.
But something happened! The Lampasas girls came out of that locker room and attacked the game with a huge 3rd and 4th quarter to overcome and hand Liberty Hill their first district loss. It was a huge surprise and let down for Liberty Hill’s fans, but it was a glorious lift for Badger fans. And for the team, it was a good day!
Congratulations, Lady Badgers!!!
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Basketball
Lady Badgers Varsity(26-5/5-2) won over Liberty Hill Friday night in Liberty Hill’s gym. It was a huge night for the Lady Badgers with the big win, over the big school that had dominated the district for years, coming in a last half come-back. The first quarter ended with the Lady Panthers ahead 13-6 and the half ended with the Panther going to their locker room with a typical lead of 27-18.
In the second half the Badger girls came back with a careful but determined push and outscored the Panthers 20-8 in that quarter. That put the Badgers ahead 38-35. The Lampasas girls kept coming and outscored again, 17-11 in the quarter, to finish it with a big 55-46 victory. The win was huge!
Lampasas now plays Taylor on Tuesday in front of an appreciative home crowd. If they are victorious, as expected, on Tuesday…this will set up a huge game next Friday in the road game against Burnet.
All road games will be broadcast over KCYL Radio and on our internet stream.
The JV Girls lost to Liberty Hill 34-48 and the 9th grade team lost 32-45.
District standings are: Liberty Hill 6-1, Burnet is 5-2, Lampasas is 5-2, Salado is 3-4, Taylor is 2-5 and Eastside Memorial is 0-7.
The Varsity Boys Basketball team(14-13/1-4)
The Badger Varsity lost to Liberty Hill 69-41 last night.
The undefeated Panthers showed their home crowd, as well as a large Lampasas crowd, just how good they are. They came out quick,
Senior Kolbe Penick led in scoring with 17, followed by Nate Borchardt and Asiel Gary who both had 9 each.
The Badger 9th graders lost to Liberty Hill 72-41 and the JV lost 68-56.
District Varsity Standings are:
Liberty Hill 5-0, Salado is now in 2nd place at 4-1, followed by Taylor at 3-2, and Burnet at 2-3, then Lampasas with 1-4 and Eastside has fallen to 0-5.
Badger Soccer
The Girls Varsity soccer team fell 0-1 last night to Gateway Prep on Badger Field. They play in the district opener at Florence on Tuesday.
The Badger Boys Varsity team lost 0-2 to Wimberley on Badger Field Friday. It was a close one, tied 0-0 at the half but a couple of runs put Wimberley ahead. The team will open district play at Florence at 7:30pm on Tuesday.
Badger Softball
The Lady Badgers are at Stephenville today for a tournament where they’ll go up against the host and Granbury.
Lady Badgers Varsity(26-5/5-2) won over Liberty Hill Friday night in Liberty Hill’s gym. It was a huge night for the Lady Badgers with the big win, over the big school that had dominated the district for years, coming in a last half come-back. The first quarter ended with the Lady Panthers ahead 13-6 and the half ended with the Panther going to their locker room with a typical lead of 27-18.
In the second half the Badger girls came back with a careful but determined push and outscored the Panthers 20-8 in that quarter. That put the Badgers ahead 38-35. The Lampasas girls kept coming and outscored again, 17-11 in the quarter, to finish it with a big 55-46 victory. The win was huge!
Lampasas now plays Taylor on Tuesday in front of an appreciative home crowd. If they are victorious, as expected, on Tuesday…this will set up a huge game next Friday in the road game against Burnet.
All road games will be broadcast over KCYL Radio and on our internet stream.
The JV Girls lost to Liberty Hill 34-48 and the 9th grade team lost 32-45.
District standings are: Liberty Hill 6-1, Burnet is 5-2, Lampasas is 5-2, Salado is 3-4, Taylor is 2-5 and Eastside Memorial is 0-7.
The Varsity Boys Basketball team(14-13/1-4)
The Badger Varsity lost to Liberty Hill 69-41 last night.
The undefeated Panthers showed their home crowd, as well as a large Lampasas crowd, just how good they are. They came out quick,
Senior Kolbe Penick led in scoring with 17, followed by Nate Borchardt and Asiel Gary who both had 9 each.
The Badger 9th graders lost to Liberty Hill 72-41 and the JV lost 68-56.
District Varsity Standings are:
Liberty Hill 5-0, Salado is now in 2nd place at 4-1, followed by Taylor at 3-2, and Burnet at 2-3, then Lampasas with 1-4 and Eastside has fallen to 0-5.
Badger Soccer
The Girls Varsity soccer team fell 0-1 last night to Gateway Prep on Badger Field. They play in the district opener at Florence on Tuesday.
The Badger Boys Varsity team lost 0-2 to Wimberley on Badger Field Friday. It was a close one, tied 0-0 at the half but a couple of runs put Wimberley ahead. The team will open district play at Florence at 7:30pm on Tuesday.
Badger Softball
The Lady Badgers are at Stephenville today for a tournament where they’ll go up against the host and Granbury.
badger sports
Basketball
Lady Badgers Varsity(25-5/4-2) was at school early this morning, with the team looking at film from the last Liberty Hill basketball game. The last one saw the girls losing to the Lady Panthers 56-64. Coach Mark Myers says the Panthers are really good at three pointers, and that’s one big thing the Badgers have to stop.
The Lady Panthers are good, and they’re undefeated so far this season at 6-0. The other top teams in the district are Lampasas and Burnet, and the Panthers beat Burnet on Tuesday. So-o, one would guess that if anybody is going to beat Liberty Hill this season, it will have to be Lampasas. That’s the challenge for the Badgers tonight, in Liberty Hill, with a 6:30pm game.
The game will be broadcast over KCYL Radio with pre-game at about 6pm. It will be broadcast over KCYL 1450am and on the internet at lampasasradio.com. It is scheduled for the “Sports” or “KCYL” stream but if there are technical problems, look for it on the “KACQ” stream instead.
The JV Girls will play at 5pm and the freshmen at 7:45pm.
District standings are: Liberty Hill 6-0, Burnet is 4-2, Lampasas is 4-2, Salado is 2-4, Taylor is 2-4 and Eastside Memorial is 0-6.
The Varsity Boys Basketball team(14-12/1-3)
Varsity goes up again the strong Liberty Hill Panthers at 7:30pm in Panther Gym tonight.
The undefeated Panthers are “that good” but the Badgers will concentrate on ball control and defense and try to hold the Liberty Hill scoring down. The best chance for the Badgers, in Coach Nuckles’ mind, is to keep everything at a slower pace and make it a low scoring game. The Panthers of course, will be trying to blow it out and make it one of their high scoring rounts.
The Badger 9th graders will play at 6:15pm and the JV will go at 5pm.
District Varsity Standings are:
Liberty Hill 4-0, Salado is now in 2nd place at 3-1, followed by a tie between Taylor and Burnet at 2-2, then Lampasas with 1-3 and Eastside has fallen to 0-4.
Badger Soccer
The girls varsity soccer team will host Gateway Prep at 5:30pm today. They’ll go into district play next week against Florence.
The Lady Badger JV team has been in a Salado tournament,
The Badger Boys JV and Varsity will host Wimberley today with 4pm and 7:30pm games and they’ll start district next Tuesday.
Badger Softball
The Lady Badgers are heading to Stephenville on Saturday for a tournament where they’ll go up against the host and Granbury.
Badger Powerlifting
The team was at Burnet Thursday and won the meet, picking up 48 points, ahead of Burnet with 33 and Liberty Hill with 32.
Out of 11 Badger lifters, 10 brought home medals with placings in the top 5 in their weight class.
KJ Stephans won gold in the 114 class. Preston Fox took a first in the 123 class. Kyle Arriola took a 2nd in the 132 class, Koby Allen was 2nd in the 165s, Case Brister was 2nd in the 181s.
Owen Seaver took gold in the 220 class and in the 242 class Jermy Rodgers had silver.
The varsity powerlifters will be off next week and some younger lifters will go to the Hico Invitational.
Spring Tennis
Tennis season is off and running again, starting at a JV tournament in Pflugerville. In a 15 team tournament the doubles team of Lyla Skiles and Breanna Sanguinet took at 3rd place in the A division. Larissa Sneed and Abriana Flores made it to the consolation finals but lost there and Abbey Valdez and Caylin Watson went 2-1, losing in the quarterfinals.
Lady Badgers Varsity(25-5/4-2) was at school early this morning, with the team looking at film from the last Liberty Hill basketball game. The last one saw the girls losing to the Lady Panthers 56-64. Coach Mark Myers says the Panthers are really good at three pointers, and that’s one big thing the Badgers have to stop.
The Lady Panthers are good, and they’re undefeated so far this season at 6-0. The other top teams in the district are Lampasas and Burnet, and the Panthers beat Burnet on Tuesday. So-o, one would guess that if anybody is going to beat Liberty Hill this season, it will have to be Lampasas. That’s the challenge for the Badgers tonight, in Liberty Hill, with a 6:30pm game.
The game will be broadcast over KCYL Radio with pre-game at about 6pm. It will be broadcast over KCYL 1450am and on the internet at lampasasradio.com. It is scheduled for the “Sports” or “KCYL” stream but if there are technical problems, look for it on the “KACQ” stream instead.
The JV Girls will play at 5pm and the freshmen at 7:45pm.
District standings are: Liberty Hill 6-0, Burnet is 4-2, Lampasas is 4-2, Salado is 2-4, Taylor is 2-4 and Eastside Memorial is 0-6.
The Varsity Boys Basketball team(14-12/1-3)
Varsity goes up again the strong Liberty Hill Panthers at 7:30pm in Panther Gym tonight.
The undefeated Panthers are “that good” but the Badgers will concentrate on ball control and defense and try to hold the Liberty Hill scoring down. The best chance for the Badgers, in Coach Nuckles’ mind, is to keep everything at a slower pace and make it a low scoring game. The Panthers of course, will be trying to blow it out and make it one of their high scoring rounts.
The Badger 9th graders will play at 6:15pm and the JV will go at 5pm.
District Varsity Standings are:
Liberty Hill 4-0, Salado is now in 2nd place at 3-1, followed by a tie between Taylor and Burnet at 2-2, then Lampasas with 1-3 and Eastside has fallen to 0-4.
Badger Soccer
The girls varsity soccer team will host Gateway Prep at 5:30pm today. They’ll go into district play next week against Florence.
The Lady Badger JV team has been in a Salado tournament,
The Badger Boys JV and Varsity will host Wimberley today with 4pm and 7:30pm games and they’ll start district next Tuesday.
Badger Softball
The Lady Badgers are heading to Stephenville on Saturday for a tournament where they’ll go up against the host and Granbury.
Badger Powerlifting
The team was at Burnet Thursday and won the meet, picking up 48 points, ahead of Burnet with 33 and Liberty Hill with 32.
Out of 11 Badger lifters, 10 brought home medals with placings in the top 5 in their weight class.
KJ Stephans won gold in the 114 class. Preston Fox took a first in the 123 class. Kyle Arriola took a 2nd in the 132 class, Koby Allen was 2nd in the 165s, Case Brister was 2nd in the 181s.
Owen Seaver took gold in the 220 class and in the 242 class Jermy Rodgers had silver.
The varsity powerlifters will be off next week and some younger lifters will go to the Hico Invitational.
Spring Tennis
Tennis season is off and running again, starting at a JV tournament in Pflugerville. In a 15 team tournament the doubles team of Lyla Skiles and Breanna Sanguinet took at 3rd place in the A division. Larissa Sneed and Abriana Flores made it to the consolation finals but lost there and Abbey Valdez and Caylin Watson went 2-1, losing in the quarterfinals.
badger sports
Basketball
Lady Badgers Varsity(25-5/4-2) will get ready for Liberty Hill one more time. They lost to the Lady Panthers 56-64 in the first round of play on Jan. 8th. Those Lady Panthers are so far undefeated in district at 6-0 and if they are going to lose one, it will have to be at the hands of the Lady Badgers. The other strong team in district, Burnet, lost to Liberty Hill on Tuesday 31-45.
The showdown? 6:30pm in Liberty Hill. It will be broadcast live over KCYL 1450am and on the internet at lampasasradio.com. It is scheduled for the “Sports” or “KCYL” stream but if there are technical problems, look for it on the “KACQ” stream instead.
The JV Girls will play at 5pm and the freshmen at 7:45pm.
District standings are: Liberty Hill 6-0, Burnet is 4-2, Lampasas is 4-2, Salado is 2-4, Taylor is 2-4 and Eastside Memorial is 0-6.
The Varsity Boys Basketball team(14-12/1-3)
Varsity goes up again the strong Liberty Hill Panthers at 7:30pm in Panther Gym on Friday.
The undefeated Panthers are “that good” but the Badgers game of slow it down offense and defense hard is the plan that Coach Aaron Nuckles hopes will allow the Badgers the upset win. Coach says they have to keep the Panthers total points to about 50. That will give the Badgers the best chance.
The Badger 9th graders will play at 6:15pm and the JV will go at 5pm.
District Varsity Standings are:
Liberty Hill 4-0, Salado is now in 2nd place at 3-1, followed by a tie between Taylor and Burnet at 2-2, then Lampasas with 1-3 and Eastside has fallen to 0-4.
Badger Soccer
On Friday, the schedule has the Lady Badgers playing Gateway Prep before going into district play next week against Florence.
The Lady Badger JV team will play today in the Salado tournament,
The Badger Boys Varsity will play Wimberley on Friday at 7:30pm and start district next Tuesday.
The JV team will be at home against Wimberley on Friday at 4pm.
Badger Wrestling
The teams were at Ellison Wednesday and had a rough outing against the 6A team. The only wins came from Mackenzie Best and Alex Hamilton.
The next outing will be will see them at Leander Glenn on Wednesday.
Badger Powerlifting
The team will go to Burnet today for their next meet.
Lady Badgers Varsity(25-5/4-2) will get ready for Liberty Hill one more time. They lost to the Lady Panthers 56-64 in the first round of play on Jan. 8th. Those Lady Panthers are so far undefeated in district at 6-0 and if they are going to lose one, it will have to be at the hands of the Lady Badgers. The other strong team in district, Burnet, lost to Liberty Hill on Tuesday 31-45.
The showdown? 6:30pm in Liberty Hill. It will be broadcast live over KCYL 1450am and on the internet at lampasasradio.com. It is scheduled for the “Sports” or “KCYL” stream but if there are technical problems, look for it on the “KACQ” stream instead.
The JV Girls will play at 5pm and the freshmen at 7:45pm.
District standings are: Liberty Hill 6-0, Burnet is 4-2, Lampasas is 4-2, Salado is 2-4, Taylor is 2-4 and Eastside Memorial is 0-6.
The Varsity Boys Basketball team(14-12/1-3)
Varsity goes up again the strong Liberty Hill Panthers at 7:30pm in Panther Gym on Friday.
The undefeated Panthers are “that good” but the Badgers game of slow it down offense and defense hard is the plan that Coach Aaron Nuckles hopes will allow the Badgers the upset win. Coach says they have to keep the Panthers total points to about 50. That will give the Badgers the best chance.
The Badger 9th graders will play at 6:15pm and the JV will go at 5pm.
District Varsity Standings are:
Liberty Hill 4-0, Salado is now in 2nd place at 3-1, followed by a tie between Taylor and Burnet at 2-2, then Lampasas with 1-3 and Eastside has fallen to 0-4.
Badger Soccer
On Friday, the schedule has the Lady Badgers playing Gateway Prep before going into district play next week against Florence.
The Lady Badger JV team will play today in the Salado tournament,
The Badger Boys Varsity will play Wimberley on Friday at 7:30pm and start district next Tuesday.
The JV team will be at home against Wimberley on Friday at 4pm.
Badger Wrestling
The teams were at Ellison Wednesday and had a rough outing against the 6A team. The only wins came from Mackenzie Best and Alex Hamilton.
The next outing will be will see them at Leander Glenn on Wednesday.
Badger Powerlifting
The team will go to Burnet today for their next meet.
Badger Sports
Basketball
Lady Badgers Varsity(25-5/4-2) won another one, beating Salado 55-33.
The JV Girls lost to Salado in an exciting close one 30-31.
The 9th Grade team beat Salado big, 46-22.
District standings are: Liberty Hill 6-0, Burnet is 4-2, Lampasas is 4-2, Salado is 2-4, Taylor is 2-4 and Eastside Memorial is 0-6.
The JV won their game with Eastside 65-23. There was no freshmen game.
The Varsity Boys Basketball team(14-12/1-3) went one game deeper into the loss column, losing 38-42 to Salado. Salado’s team was just a bit better than the Badgers last night, leading off and on, then being tied with the Badgers off and on, but coming on strong in the last minutes of the 4th quarter to seal their win over the Badgers.
The Badger team was led in scoring by Ethan Rascoe with 13, followed by Kobe Penick with 9 and Asiel Gary with 8.
The JV team(12-9/3-1) lost to Salado in a close, exciting game, 49-50. The team didn’t give it up easily, led by Ryan Linney with 18 points, followed by Eli Stanley with 11.
District Varsity Standings are:
Liberty Hill 4-0, Salado is now in 2nd place at 3-1, followed by a tie between Taylor and Burnet at 2-2, then Lampasas with 1-3 and Eastside has fallen to 0-4.
Badger Soccer
Coach Kiff Wiemers Lady Badger Soccer team was in a tough contest against Waco Robinson. It wound up in a 1-1 tie. On Friday, the schedule has them playing Gateway Prep before going into district play next week against Florence.
Coach Nathaniel Brayton reported that the Lady Badger JV team won their match with Eastside Memorial on Tuesday 3-2. The team came out early with a 3-0 lead, but in the later part of the game Eastside picked up 2. They’ll play again on Thursday in the Salado tournament.
Coach Ryan Race reports that Badger boys’ soccer had another loss last night. They fell 0-1 against the Waco Robinson boys. The team will play Wimberley on Friday at 7:30pm and start district next Tuesday.
Coach Carl Gehring’s Badger JV Soccer team, coming off a Championship wind in their last tournament outing, went up against Eastside Memorial on Tuesday and, in Coach’s words, “came up on the wrong side of a 0-5 match.” The team is at home Friday, facing Wimberley at 4pm.
Badger Wrestling
The teams will have a meet today at Killeen Ellison and a week later on Wednesday at Leander Glenn.
Badger Powerlifting
The team will go to Burnet on Thursday, Jan. 24th for their next meet.
Lady Badgers Varsity(25-5/4-2) won another one, beating Salado 55-33.
The JV Girls lost to Salado in an exciting close one 30-31.
The 9th Grade team beat Salado big, 46-22.
District standings are: Liberty Hill 6-0, Burnet is 4-2, Lampasas is 4-2, Salado is 2-4, Taylor is 2-4 and Eastside Memorial is 0-6.
The JV won their game with Eastside 65-23. There was no freshmen game.
The Varsity Boys Basketball team(14-12/1-3) went one game deeper into the loss column, losing 38-42 to Salado. Salado’s team was just a bit better than the Badgers last night, leading off and on, then being tied with the Badgers off and on, but coming on strong in the last minutes of the 4th quarter to seal their win over the Badgers.
The Badger team was led in scoring by Ethan Rascoe with 13, followed by Kobe Penick with 9 and Asiel Gary with 8.
The JV team(12-9/3-1) lost to Salado in a close, exciting game, 49-50. The team didn’t give it up easily, led by Ryan Linney with 18 points, followed by Eli Stanley with 11.
District Varsity Standings are:
Liberty Hill 4-0, Salado is now in 2nd place at 3-1, followed by a tie between Taylor and Burnet at 2-2, then Lampasas with 1-3 and Eastside has fallen to 0-4.
Badger Soccer
Coach Kiff Wiemers Lady Badger Soccer team was in a tough contest against Waco Robinson. It wound up in a 1-1 tie. On Friday, the schedule has them playing Gateway Prep before going into district play next week against Florence.
Coach Nathaniel Brayton reported that the Lady Badger JV team won their match with Eastside Memorial on Tuesday 3-2. The team came out early with a 3-0 lead, but in the later part of the game Eastside picked up 2. They’ll play again on Thursday in the Salado tournament.
Coach Ryan Race reports that Badger boys’ soccer had another loss last night. They fell 0-1 against the Waco Robinson boys. The team will play Wimberley on Friday at 7:30pm and start district next Tuesday.
Coach Carl Gehring’s Badger JV Soccer team, coming off a Championship wind in their last tournament outing, went up against Eastside Memorial on Tuesday and, in Coach’s words, “came up on the wrong side of a 0-5 match.” The team is at home Friday, facing Wimberley at 4pm.
Badger Wrestling
The teams will have a meet today at Killeen Ellison and a week later on Wednesday at Leander Glenn.
Badger Powerlifting
The team will go to Burnet on Thursday, Jan. 24th for their next meet.
Basketball tonight
In winter’s cold and early spring’s wind, a sports enthusiast’s fancy turns to basketball. Perhaps it’s because it’s warm in the gymnasium. In Lampasas it surely has something to do with the optimism around the basketball programs.
Lampasas High’s Badger athletics programs are generally doing well, but a lot of optimism is around the basketball teams. The brightest light is on the girl’s program after the hiring of Coach Mark Myers in 2016. He was well known in the Austin area for his success at Cedar Park, then cajoled into coming here for a shot at rebuilding the program. That’s been fun! The Varsity team is 24-5 this year so far, and hoping to keep going until it becomes the district’s team-to-beat, taking that place over Liberty Hill.
But Myers is quick to tell you that even though this year’s girls are great, it’s not just about them. It’s about the younger girls on the freshmen team and the 7the and 8th grade teams. They’re winning too, and before you know it, they’ll be on the Varsity team. Building a program starts early, and that’s what’s going on here.
It’s much the same thing with the boys program. Coach Aaron Nuckles Varsity this year suffers from the big senior team of last year that went into the playoffs. They’re all gone and now there are only a couple of seniors on the team. But the JV team behind them is undefeated so far, and there are some amazing freshmen players coming up with a couple of those showing up on the varsity. Freshman Rob Borchardt is one of them. He’s good, and he’s going to be on our gym floor for a few years now. And there are more like him coming up. Basketball is going to be fun.
The teams play tonight in Badger Gyms with games starting up about 5:15 for the JV girls and 9th grade girls. The girls Varsity will draw the big crowd at 6:30pm and that will stay through the boys Varsity that starts when the girls’ game finishes.
See you there!
Lampasas High’s Badger athletics programs are generally doing well, but a lot of optimism is around the basketball teams. The brightest light is on the girl’s program after the hiring of Coach Mark Myers in 2016. He was well known in the Austin area for his success at Cedar Park, then cajoled into coming here for a shot at rebuilding the program. That’s been fun! The Varsity team is 24-5 this year so far, and hoping to keep going until it becomes the district’s team-to-beat, taking that place over Liberty Hill.
But Myers is quick to tell you that even though this year’s girls are great, it’s not just about them. It’s about the younger girls on the freshmen team and the 7the and 8th grade teams. They’re winning too, and before you know it, they’ll be on the Varsity team. Building a program starts early, and that’s what’s going on here.
It’s much the same thing with the boys program. Coach Aaron Nuckles Varsity this year suffers from the big senior team of last year that went into the playoffs. They’re all gone and now there are only a couple of seniors on the team. But the JV team behind them is undefeated so far, and there are some amazing freshmen players coming up with a couple of those showing up on the varsity. Freshman Rob Borchardt is one of them. He’s good, and he’s going to be on our gym floor for a few years now. And there are more like him coming up. Basketball is going to be fun.
The teams play tonight in Badger Gyms with games starting up about 5:15 for the JV girls and 9th grade girls. The girls Varsity will draw the big crowd at 6:30pm and that will stay through the boys Varsity that starts when the girls’ game finishes.
See you there!
Badger Sports
Basketball
Lady Badgers Varsity(24-5/3-2) will begin their second round of district play by hosting Salado this evening in a game that should start about 6:30pm.
In the first round, Lampasas won 52-41 over the Lady Eagles and they hope to do it again in order to maintain their current 3rd Place in district.
Salado is 2-3 in district, losing to Lampasas, Liberty Hill and Burnet. District standings are: Liberty Hill 5-0, Burnet is 4-1, Lampasas is 3-2, Salado is 2-3, Taylor is 1-4 and Eastside Memorial is 0-5.
The JV won their game with Eastside 65-23. There was no freshmen game.
The Varsity Boys Basketball team(14-11/1-2) will play its 4th district game tonight, going up against 2-1 Salado in a 7:30pm game. Salado’s two wins have been over Eastside and Taylor so the better win-loss record doesn’t mean much. The outcome tonight will really “place” the teams better.
The JV team(12-8/3-0) will play tonight at 6:30pm. Note the fact that they are undefeated so far. There will be no freshmen game tonight as Salado doesn’t have one this year.
District Varsity Standings are:
Liberty Hill 3-0, Burnet and Salado are tied at 2-1, Lampasas and Taylor are tied at 1-2 and Eastside is 0-3.
Gametimes adjusted: Because Salado doesn’t have a 9th grade team right now, the schedules have been adjusted for Tuesday basketball in Badger Gyms.
Girls JV and 9th grade girls will play at 5:15pm. The Varsity Girls will play at 6:30pm, as will Boys JV. The Varsity Boys will play at about 7:45pm.
Middle School Basketball
The 8th A Girls team was at Cove on Saturday, where they won all three games. They beat Cove 42-12, led by Julia Andrade with 15. In game two they beat SC Lee 37-36, led by Payton Tatum and Morgan Lovejoy. That game was close but not as close as the next one against China Spring. It went through 4 overtimes before Lampasas came out on top 51-48. Julia Andrade had 19 and Payton Tatum had 16.
The 7th A girls had three great games, beating Cove 34-4, then SC Lee 32-19, but when it came to China Springs they lost steam and then lost the game 18-24. On Thursday the girls head to Wimberley.
Badger Soccer
Coach Kiff Wiemers Lady Badger Soccer team was at the Stephenville tournament last Friday and Saturday. They lost the first match to Lorena, then went up against Waco University and lost again. The third game saw them playing Stephenville and although the team did lose it 2-1, they are focused and getting ready for district play.
Coach Ryan Race reports that Badger boys’ soccer finished in 4th place at the Canyon Lake Tournament that wrapped up Saturday. They went up against Cole High School and lost it 0-1. It was a good game, tied scoreless most of the way, but with 4 minutes left the other guys snuck one in and won.
Next up for the team is Waco Robinson, here at 7pm this evening.
Coach Carl Gehring’s Badger JV Soccer team won the Championship honors at the Waco High Winter Classic JV tournament.
Saturday play saw them up against Salado, who they beat 4-0.
After that it was Waco High. The tough match ended 1-1 in regulation time and it went to penalty kicks to break the tie. It was tied after the first try, then Gavin Robinson made a diving save to null Waco’s next attempt. The Badgers made theirs. It came down to the third round which Waco missed, and it was over. Lampasas took the Championship.
Badger Wrestling
Last Saturday the teams went to College Station for the Cougar Classic. Coach Brandan Rosa reports the team brought home lots of hardware. The Lady Badgers finished 7th as a team, behind some strong 6A teams. The only Lady Badger to place was Mackenzie Best with a 4th in the largest girls’ bracket in the tournament.
The JV boys had lots of placers with Champions Landon DiBattiste, Peyton Underwood and Jonathon Dill, Runners-up Dylan Shoulders and Jacob Miller. Also, Avery Smith had a great 4th place finish. For the Varsity team, Adam Murphy was runner up with a great day on the mats.
The teams will have a meet Wednesday at Killeen Ellison and a week later on Wednesday at Leander Glenn.
Badger Powerlifting
Coach David Brister reported a first place win for Lampasas own meet last week. The team will go to Burnet on Thursday, Jan. 24th for their next meet.
Lady Badgers Varsity(24-5/3-2) will begin their second round of district play by hosting Salado this evening in a game that should start about 6:30pm.
In the first round, Lampasas won 52-41 over the Lady Eagles and they hope to do it again in order to maintain their current 3rd Place in district.
Salado is 2-3 in district, losing to Lampasas, Liberty Hill and Burnet. District standings are: Liberty Hill 5-0, Burnet is 4-1, Lampasas is 3-2, Salado is 2-3, Taylor is 1-4 and Eastside Memorial is 0-5.
The JV won their game with Eastside 65-23. There was no freshmen game.
The Varsity Boys Basketball team(14-11/1-2) will play its 4th district game tonight, going up against 2-1 Salado in a 7:30pm game. Salado’s two wins have been over Eastside and Taylor so the better win-loss record doesn’t mean much. The outcome tonight will really “place” the teams better.
The JV team(12-8/3-0) will play tonight at 6:30pm. Note the fact that they are undefeated so far. There will be no freshmen game tonight as Salado doesn’t have one this year.
District Varsity Standings are:
Liberty Hill 3-0, Burnet and Salado are tied at 2-1, Lampasas and Taylor are tied at 1-2 and Eastside is 0-3.
Gametimes adjusted: Because Salado doesn’t have a 9th grade team right now, the schedules have been adjusted for Tuesday basketball in Badger Gyms.
Girls JV and 9th grade girls will play at 5:15pm. The Varsity Girls will play at 6:30pm, as will Boys JV. The Varsity Boys will play at about 7:45pm.
Middle School Basketball
The 8th A Girls team was at Cove on Saturday, where they won all three games. They beat Cove 42-12, led by Julia Andrade with 15. In game two they beat SC Lee 37-36, led by Payton Tatum and Morgan Lovejoy. That game was close but not as close as the next one against China Spring. It went through 4 overtimes before Lampasas came out on top 51-48. Julia Andrade had 19 and Payton Tatum had 16.
The 7th A girls had three great games, beating Cove 34-4, then SC Lee 32-19, but when it came to China Springs they lost steam and then lost the game 18-24. On Thursday the girls head to Wimberley.
Badger Soccer
Coach Kiff Wiemers Lady Badger Soccer team was at the Stephenville tournament last Friday and Saturday. They lost the first match to Lorena, then went up against Waco University and lost again. The third game saw them playing Stephenville and although the team did lose it 2-1, they are focused and getting ready for district play.
Coach Ryan Race reports that Badger boys’ soccer finished in 4th place at the Canyon Lake Tournament that wrapped up Saturday. They went up against Cole High School and lost it 0-1. It was a good game, tied scoreless most of the way, but with 4 minutes left the other guys snuck one in and won.
Next up for the team is Waco Robinson, here at 7pm this evening.
Coach Carl Gehring’s Badger JV Soccer team won the Championship honors at the Waco High Winter Classic JV tournament.
Saturday play saw them up against Salado, who they beat 4-0.
After that it was Waco High. The tough match ended 1-1 in regulation time and it went to penalty kicks to break the tie. It was tied after the first try, then Gavin Robinson made a diving save to null Waco’s next attempt. The Badgers made theirs. It came down to the third round which Waco missed, and it was over. Lampasas took the Championship.
Badger Wrestling
Last Saturday the teams went to College Station for the Cougar Classic. Coach Brandan Rosa reports the team brought home lots of hardware. The Lady Badgers finished 7th as a team, behind some strong 6A teams. The only Lady Badger to place was Mackenzie Best with a 4th in the largest girls’ bracket in the tournament.
The JV boys had lots of placers with Champions Landon DiBattiste, Peyton Underwood and Jonathon Dill, Runners-up Dylan Shoulders and Jacob Miller. Also, Avery Smith had a great 4th place finish. For the Varsity team, Adam Murphy was runner up with a great day on the mats.
The teams will have a meet Wednesday at Killeen Ellison and a week later on Wednesday at Leander Glenn.
Badger Powerlifting
Coach David Brister reported a first place win for Lampasas own meet last week. The team will go to Burnet on Thursday, Jan. 24th for their next meet.
Badger Sports
Basketball
Lady Badgers Varsity(24-5/3-2) beat Eastside Memorial 81-20. The Lady Badgers, now with another district victory, will begin their second round of district play by hosting Salado Tuesday evening.
In the first round, Lampasas won 52-41 over the Lady Eagles and they hope to do it again in order to maintain their current 3rd Place in district.
Salado is 2-3 in district, losing to Lampasas, Liberty Hill and Burnet. District standings are: Liberty Hill 5-0, Burnet is 4-1, Lampasas is 3-2, Salado is 2-3, Taylor is 1-4 and Eastside Memorial is 0-5.
The JV won their game with Eastside 65-23. There was no freshmen game.
The Varsity Boys Basketball team(14-11/1-2) won its first district game Friday 43-39 over Eastside Memorial’s Panthers.
The low scoring and close game on Friday was nonetheless a victory for the Badgers, getting them out of the winless column. Now they must face Salado on Tuesday in Badger gym.
The JV team(12-8/3-0) won their game 76-18 over Eastside. There was no freshmen game.
District Varsity Standings are:
Liberty Hill 3-0, Burnet and Salado are tied at 2-1, Lampasas and Taylor are tied at 1-2 and Eastside is 0-3.
Gametimes adjusted: Because Salado doesn’t have a 9th grade team right now, the schedules have been adjusted for Tuesday basketball in Badger Gyms.
Girls JV and 9th grade girls will play at 5:15pm. The Varsity Girls will play at 6:30pm, as will
Lady Badgers Varsity(24-5/3-2) beat Eastside Memorial 81-20. The Lady Badgers, now with another district victory, will begin their second round of district play by hosting Salado Tuesday evening.
In the first round, Lampasas won 52-41 over the Lady Eagles and they hope to do it again in order to maintain their current 3rd Place in district.
Salado is 2-3 in district, losing to Lampasas, Liberty Hill and Burnet. District standings are: Liberty Hill 5-0, Burnet is 4-1, Lampasas is 3-2, Salado is 2-3, Taylor is 1-4 and Eastside Memorial is 0-5.
The JV won their game with Eastside 65-23. There was no freshmen game.
The Varsity Boys Basketball team(14-11/1-2) won its first district game Friday 43-39 over Eastside Memorial’s Panthers.
The low scoring and close game on Friday was nonetheless a victory for the Badgers, getting them out of the winless column. Now they must face Salado on Tuesday in Badger gym.
The JV team(12-8/3-0) won their game 76-18 over Eastside. There was no freshmen game.
District Varsity Standings are:
Liberty Hill 3-0, Burnet and Salado are tied at 2-1, Lampasas and Taylor are tied at 1-2 and Eastside is 0-3.
Gametimes adjusted: Because Salado doesn’t have a 9th grade team right now, the schedules have been adjusted for Tuesday basketball in Badger Gyms.
Girls JV and 9th grade girls will play at 5:15pm. The Varsity Girls will play at 6:30pm, as will
sports
Basketball
Lady Badgers Varsity(23-5/2-2) is now in 3rd place in district but looking for a long streak of wins now.
Lampasas heads to Eastside Memorial for its last game of the first round of district this evening. Eastside Memorial is new to the district and they are a weak team, due to a lack of personnel. The beginning of the year roster showed 10 team members, the lowest number in district and we’re not sure they’re all still there.
The team has lost three games and forfeited one for lack of players. The highest number of points they scored in any of those games was 23.
Coach Mark Myers and team members Kamri Corbin and Diane Hurst were in our studio this morning.
They are confident that they will get back into a winning streak after losing the Liberty Hill and Burnet games. So are we!
District Standings Now:
Liberty Hill is 4-0
Burnet is 3-1
Lampasas is 2-2
Salado is 2-2 after beating Taylor 56-34
Taylor is 1-3
Eastside Memorial is 0-4
Gametimes tonight: The Lady Badgers Varsity will play at 5:15pm and JV girls will play in the small gym at 6:45pm. The freshmen game was canceled.
A live broadcast of the varsity games will kick off at about 5pm on KCYL 1450am with Lampasas Radio broadcasters Chuck Lowery and Darrell Brooks.
The Varsity Boys Basketball team(13-11/0-2)
The Badgers head to Austin’s Eastside Memorial tonight to face the winless Panthers. But…Coach Aaron Nuckles says the Panthers have one of the premier basketball prospects in Cory Canada. He is a huge problem for all teams and the Badgers have to find a way to keep him away from the basket.
In addition to the Canada problem, Lampasas is still suffering from the loss of high scoring Mike Murray, out with an ankle injury for at least much of the season.
The team has been working on adjustments that have to be made. Senior Kolbe Penick continues to be the team leader but the Badgers have a huge shooter in freshman Nate Borchardt, if they can get him open. The recent teams have worked hard to defense him out of the picture.
If our guess is right, this could be a high scoring game.
If you’re headed to the game tonight, plan to leave early as the Badger Varsity will start at an earlier time due to some rescheduling (see below).
The Varsity will play at 6:45pm at Eastside Memorial this evening. The JVteam (14-10/2-0) will play Eastside in the small gym at 5:15pm. The freshmen game was cancelled as Eastside has no fish team..
The Badger Varsity game will be broadcast live over 1450AM radio and streamed over lampasasradio.com, listen live, KCYL or Sports. Darrell and Chuck will bring you expert coverage of the action.
Middle School Basketball vs Salado:
The 8thA Boys team lost to the Eagles 34-61 Thursday.
Tak Stinnett led the Badgers with 13, followed by Ethan Moreno with 11 and Owen Stubbs had 5. Luke Shivers scored 3 and Adan Rascoe had 2.
The 8thA girls beat Salado 41-28 with three girls tied with high points at 11 each; Julia Andrade, Morgan Lovejoy and Payton Tatum.
The 8thB girls beat Salado 20-13 with Aspen Pena leading the scoring with 11 points.
The 7thA girls had a huge win, 58-10 over Salado. Aspen Wheeler was high point with 16, Jamie Ball had 10 and Kenzie Roberts 8, followed by Fyness Gorecki with 7.
The 7B girls won over Salado too, scoring was spread out with Karissa Perez high pointing with 6, followed by Allison Valdez, Reagan Mcdonald and Lilee Hamil all coming in with 4 points each.
Badger Soccer
Coach Ryan Race reports on Badger Boys soccer with the varsity team beating Bandera 3-1. They play again today. The JV team played their first tournament match against Alvarado and tied at 1-1. Next up was Ellison where they won 2-1. The last game was against Midway where they tied again. They’ll play again on Saturday.
Badger Wrestling
Coach Brandan Rosa reports that although Lampasas didn’t win any of the top-tier team duels, the competition was hot in Dripping Springs matches.
Notable winners in individual matches were Adam Murphy, Austin Kielpinski, Dillon Best, Jonathon Dill, Alex Hamilton, Brianna Miller and Taylor Talbert.
The teams will compete again on Saturday in College Station at the Cougar Classic.
Lady Badgers Varsity(23-5/2-2) is now in 3rd place in district but looking for a long streak of wins now.
Lampasas heads to Eastside Memorial for its last game of the first round of district this evening. Eastside Memorial is new to the district and they are a weak team, due to a lack of personnel. The beginning of the year roster showed 10 team members, the lowest number in district and we’re not sure they’re all still there.
The team has lost three games and forfeited one for lack of players. The highest number of points they scored in any of those games was 23.
Coach Mark Myers and team members Kamri Corbin and Diane Hurst were in our studio this morning.
They are confident that they will get back into a winning streak after losing the Liberty Hill and Burnet games. So are we!
District Standings Now:
Liberty Hill is 4-0
Burnet is 3-1
Lampasas is 2-2
Salado is 2-2 after beating Taylor 56-34
Taylor is 1-3
Eastside Memorial is 0-4
Gametimes tonight: The Lady Badgers Varsity will play at 5:15pm and JV girls will play in the small gym at 6:45pm. The freshmen game was canceled.
A live broadcast of the varsity games will kick off at about 5pm on KCYL 1450am with Lampasas Radio broadcasters Chuck Lowery and Darrell Brooks.
The Varsity Boys Basketball team(13-11/0-2)
The Badgers head to Austin’s Eastside Memorial tonight to face the winless Panthers. But…Coach Aaron Nuckles says the Panthers have one of the premier basketball prospects in Cory Canada. He is a huge problem for all teams and the Badgers have to find a way to keep him away from the basket.
In addition to the Canada problem, Lampasas is still suffering from the loss of high scoring Mike Murray, out with an ankle injury for at least much of the season.
The team has been working on adjustments that have to be made. Senior Kolbe Penick continues to be the team leader but the Badgers have a huge shooter in freshman Nate Borchardt, if they can get him open. The recent teams have worked hard to defense him out of the picture.
If our guess is right, this could be a high scoring game.
If you’re headed to the game tonight, plan to leave early as the Badger Varsity will start at an earlier time due to some rescheduling (see below).
The Varsity will play at 6:45pm at Eastside Memorial this evening. The JVteam (14-10/2-0) will play Eastside in the small gym at 5:15pm. The freshmen game was cancelled as Eastside has no fish team..
The Badger Varsity game will be broadcast live over 1450AM radio and streamed over lampasasradio.com, listen live, KCYL or Sports. Darrell and Chuck will bring you expert coverage of the action.
Middle School Basketball vs Salado:
The 8thA Boys team lost to the Eagles 34-61 Thursday.
Tak Stinnett led the Badgers with 13, followed by Ethan Moreno with 11 and Owen Stubbs had 5. Luke Shivers scored 3 and Adan Rascoe had 2.
The 8thA girls beat Salado 41-28 with three girls tied with high points at 11 each; Julia Andrade, Morgan Lovejoy and Payton Tatum.
The 8thB girls beat Salado 20-13 with Aspen Pena leading the scoring with 11 points.
The 7thA girls had a huge win, 58-10 over Salado. Aspen Wheeler was high point with 16, Jamie Ball had 10 and Kenzie Roberts 8, followed by Fyness Gorecki with 7.
The 7B girls won over Salado too, scoring was spread out with Karissa Perez high pointing with 6, followed by Allison Valdez, Reagan Mcdonald and Lilee Hamil all coming in with 4 points each.
Badger Soccer
Coach Ryan Race reports on Badger Boys soccer with the varsity team beating Bandera 3-1. They play again today. The JV team played their first tournament match against Alvarado and tied at 1-1. Next up was Ellison where they won 2-1. The last game was against Midway where they tied again. They’ll play again on Saturday.
Badger Wrestling
Coach Brandan Rosa reports that although Lampasas didn’t win any of the top-tier team duels, the competition was hot in Dripping Springs matches.
Notable winners in individual matches were Adam Murphy, Austin Kielpinski, Dillon Best, Jonathon Dill, Alex Hamilton, Brianna Miller and Taylor Talbert.
The teams will compete again on Saturday in College Station at the Cougar Classic.
Basketball
Lady Badgers Varsity(23-5/2-2) is now in 3rd place in district but looking for a long streak of wins now.
Lampasas was way ahead of rival Burnet on Tuesday when a huge flurry of scoring came in from the Lady Dogs to pull them ahead 55-50 and move them to the second place position in district.
Now the Lady Badgers must pull out of the loss and produce a string of wins in the remaining six games.
On Friday, they have their best chance for a turnaround when they go up against a struggling Eastside Memorial team that is 0-4.
Coach Mark Myers will be in our studio on Friday, perhaps along with some of his team members, to talk Lady Badger basketball.
District Standings Now:
Liberty Hill is 4-0
Burnet is 3-1
Lampasas is 2-2
Salado is 2-2 after beating Taylor 56-34
Taylor is 1-3
Eastside Memorial is 0-4
The Burnet JV beat Lampasas 30-23.
The Lampasas freshmen beat Burnet 37-25.
On Friday, the Lady Badgers JV starts at 5pm, the Varsity at 6:30 and the freshmen team at 7:45pm.
The Varsity Boys Basketball team(13-11/0-2)
lost to Burnet 37-50 on Tuesday. Burnet led in scoring most of the game. Lampasas is suffering from the loss of high scoring Mike Murray, out with an ankle injury for at least much of the season. Senior Kolbe Penick continues to be the team leader. Coach Aaron Nuckles, in our studio this morning, suggests a lot of adjustments are going to be made to compensate for the loss.
As to the Eastside Memorial game tomorrow, Coach Nuckles says the Badgers will attempt to shut off Eastside’s high scoring star, Cory Canada. Canada has averaged over 33 points per game and is the absolute core of the team. Though the team is winless in district, they scored 76 points against Liberty Hill and 59 against Burnet. Their failing seems to be in defense as they gave up 101 to Liberty Hill and 70 to Burnet.
How will Coach Nuckles attempt to manage the game?. Either travel to Eastside Memorial on Friday, or tune in to 1450AM, or the stream at lampasasradio.com, listen live, KCYL or Sports, for live coverage of the 7:30pm game.
The Varsity will play at 7:30pm at Eastside Memorial on Friday, The JVteam (14-10/2-0) will play Eastside at 5pm on Friday. The 9th team(12-6/0-2) will play Eastside at 6:15pm on Friday..
Badger Soccer
Coach Kiff Wiemers reports losses at Gatesville with the JV playing a close and competitive game but losing in the end, 1-2 to the Gatesville JV.
The Varsity girls had a tougher night against a strong and aggressive team, losing 0-4.
Coming up next is the Stephenville tournament.
Lady Badgers Varsity(23-5/2-2) is now in 3rd place in district but looking for a long streak of wins now.
Lampasas was way ahead of rival Burnet on Tuesday when a huge flurry of scoring came in from the Lady Dogs to pull them ahead 55-50 and move them to the second place position in district.
Now the Lady Badgers must pull out of the loss and produce a string of wins in the remaining six games.
On Friday, they have their best chance for a turnaround when they go up against a struggling Eastside Memorial team that is 0-4.
Coach Mark Myers will be in our studio on Friday, perhaps along with some of his team members, to talk Lady Badger basketball.
District Standings Now:
Liberty Hill is 4-0
Burnet is 3-1
Lampasas is 2-2
Salado is 2-2 after beating Taylor 56-34
Taylor is 1-3
Eastside Memorial is 0-4
The Burnet JV beat Lampasas 30-23.
The Lampasas freshmen beat Burnet 37-25.
On Friday, the Lady Badgers JV starts at 5pm, the Varsity at 6:30 and the freshmen team at 7:45pm.
The Varsity Boys Basketball team(13-11/0-2)
lost to Burnet 37-50 on Tuesday. Burnet led in scoring most of the game. Lampasas is suffering from the loss of high scoring Mike Murray, out with an ankle injury for at least much of the season. Senior Kolbe Penick continues to be the team leader. Coach Aaron Nuckles, in our studio this morning, suggests a lot of adjustments are going to be made to compensate for the loss.
As to the Eastside Memorial game tomorrow, Coach Nuckles says the Badgers will attempt to shut off Eastside’s high scoring star, Cory Canada. Canada has averaged over 33 points per game and is the absolute core of the team. Though the team is winless in district, they scored 76 points against Liberty Hill and 59 against Burnet. Their failing seems to be in defense as they gave up 101 to Liberty Hill and 70 to Burnet.
How will Coach Nuckles attempt to manage the game?. Either travel to Eastside Memorial on Friday, or tune in to 1450AM, or the stream at lampasasradio.com, listen live, KCYL or Sports, for live coverage of the 7:30pm game.
The Varsity will play at 7:30pm at Eastside Memorial on Friday, The JVteam (14-10/2-0) will play Eastside at 5pm on Friday. The 9th team(12-6/0-2) will play Eastside at 6:15pm on Friday..
Badger Soccer
Coach Kiff Wiemers reports losses at Gatesville with the JV playing a close and competitive game but losing in the end, 1-2 to the Gatesville JV.
The Varsity girls had a tougher night against a strong and aggressive team, losing 0-4.
Coming up next is the Stephenville tournament.
Sports
Basketball
Lady Badgers Varsity(23-5/2-2) dropped back to third place in district last night, losing a tough 50-55 game to Burnet.
In the first quarter it was Burnet out front 16-14 but Lampasas came back strong with a 14-6 quarter, leaving them ahead 28-22 at half-time. Lampasas increased their lead in the third period to 38-31 and it was looking good. But, alas, in the last period it all fell apart and the Burnet girls came back with a 24 point quarter, doubling Lampasas scoring of 12. It finished 55-50 Burnet. What was a bitter pill to swallow for the Lady Badgers was a glorious come-back win for the Lady Bulldogs. The rival players and their fans left the gym a very happy bunch.
District Standings Now:
Liberty Hill is 4-0
Burnet is 3-1
Lampasas is 2-2
Salado is 2-2 after beating Taylor 56-34
Taylor is 1-3
Eastside Memorial is 0-4
The Burnet JV beat Lampasas 30-23.
The Lampasas freshmen beat Burnet 37-25.
On Friday, the Lady Badgers will be at Eastside Memorial in Austin for district basketball with the JV starting at 5pm, the Varsity at 6:30 and the freshmen team at 7:45pm.
Coach Myers will be in KCYL/KACQ studio on Friday morning to talk girls basketball.
The Varsity Boys Basketball team(13-11/0-2)
lost to Burnet 37-50 last night. Burnet led in scoring every quarter except the third, and that was a tie. Senior team leader Kolbe Penick once again led in scoring, picking up 21 of Lampasas 37 points. He was strong on field goals and under the basket on rebounds. Penick was backed up by Asiel Gary with 10 points, Raven Wade had 4 and Ethan Rascoe 2.
The Varsity will play at 7:30pm at Eastside Memorial on Friday.
The JVteam (14-10/2-0) beat Burnet 42-36 last night, led by Ryan Linney with 16 and Eli Stanley with 12. They will play Eastside at 5pm on Friday.
The 9th team(12-6/0-2) lost to Burnet 28-37 last night. Dax Brookerson led in scoring with 7 points. The team will play Eastside at 6:15pm on Friday..
Lady Badgers Varsity(23-5/2-2) dropped back to third place in district last night, losing a tough 50-55 game to Burnet.
In the first quarter it was Burnet out front 16-14 but Lampasas came back strong with a 14-6 quarter, leaving them ahead 28-22 at half-time. Lampasas increased their lead in the third period to 38-31 and it was looking good. But, alas, in the last period it all fell apart and the Burnet girls came back with a 24 point quarter, doubling Lampasas scoring of 12. It finished 55-50 Burnet. What was a bitter pill to swallow for the Lady Badgers was a glorious come-back win for the Lady Bulldogs. The rival players and their fans left the gym a very happy bunch.
District Standings Now:
Liberty Hill is 4-0
Burnet is 3-1
Lampasas is 2-2
Salado is 2-2 after beating Taylor 56-34
Taylor is 1-3
Eastside Memorial is 0-4
The Burnet JV beat Lampasas 30-23.
The Lampasas freshmen beat Burnet 37-25.
On Friday, the Lady Badgers will be at Eastside Memorial in Austin for district basketball with the JV starting at 5pm, the Varsity at 6:30 and the freshmen team at 7:45pm.
Coach Myers will be in KCYL/KACQ studio on Friday morning to talk girls basketball.
The Varsity Boys Basketball team(13-11/0-2)
lost to Burnet 37-50 last night. Burnet led in scoring every quarter except the third, and that was a tie. Senior team leader Kolbe Penick once again led in scoring, picking up 21 of Lampasas 37 points. He was strong on field goals and under the basket on rebounds. Penick was backed up by Asiel Gary with 10 points, Raven Wade had 4 and Ethan Rascoe 2.
The Varsity will play at 7:30pm at Eastside Memorial on Friday.
The JVteam (14-10/2-0) beat Burnet 42-36 last night, led by Ryan Linney with 16 and Eli Stanley with 12. They will play Eastside at 5pm on Friday.
The 9th team(12-6/0-2) lost to Burnet 28-37 last night. Dax Brookerson led in scoring with 7 points. The team will play Eastside at 6:15pm on Friday..
Badger Sports
Basketball
Lady Badgers Varsity(23-4/2-1) will play at home tonight against the third team that is in the top half of district 27, and is a traditional old friendly rival, the Burnet Lady Bulldogs.
Burnet(2-1) is coming off a win against Eastside and are as ready as Lampasas to keep the wins going.
The Varsity game will be at 6:30pm, preceded by the JV at 5pm and the freshmen will play at 7:30pm.
The Varsity Boys Basketball team(13-10/0-1) will go up against Burnet tonight. Gametime for Varsity is 7:30pm.
The JV team(13-10/1-0), coming off a victory last week, will play at 5pm against Burnet.
The freshmen team (12-5/0-1) will play Burnet at 6:15pm. against Burnet.
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Lady Badgers Varsity(23-4/2-1) will play at home tonight against the third team that is in the top half of district 27, and is a traditional old friendly rival, the Burnet Lady Bulldogs.
Burnet(2-1) is coming off a win against Eastside and are as ready as Lampasas to keep the wins going.
The Varsity game will be at 6:30pm, preceded by the JV at 5pm and the freshmen will play at 7:30pm.
The Varsity Boys Basketball team(13-10/0-1) will go up against Burnet tonight. Gametime for Varsity is 7:30pm.
The JV team(13-10/1-0), coming off a victory last week, will play at 5pm against Burnet.
The freshmen team (12-5/0-1) will play Burnet at 6:15pm. against Burnet.
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Badger BAsketball
Lady Badgers Varsity (21-3) is rolling on in pre-season, winning the Troy Christmas Classic tourney and we are anxious to see the TABC polls to see if they ease up into the top 10 in 4A. as of this Morning they were still at #12 in the TABC rankings and the TGCA has them at #7.
District Basketball play will begin on Friday, Jan. 4th, on the road at Salado. Varsity game time should be at 6:30pm.
The girls JV (13-9) will play at Salado Friday, at 5pm.
Freshman A team (16-3) will also play at Salado at 5pm.
Please Note** The Girls game at Salado will be broadcast live from the gym on Friday. Lampasas Radio’s broadcast team of Darrell Brooks and Chuck Lowery will cover all the Boys and Girls out of town games this year. For in town games, we urge you to join us in the bleachers to cheer on the Badgers.
The Varsity Boys (12-9) went 2-2 in the Brownwood tournament and Coach Nuckles said the team was “in bad need of getting back to the gym for some well deserved practice..” We’ll talk to him about how that’s going and about the upcoming game against Goldthwaite on Monday of next week about 5:45pm. After that, on Jan. 11th, they’ll go into district play, at Taylor, with game time at approximately 7:30pm.
JV(8-8) and the 9th team(12-4) will both play against Goldthwaite at 4:30pm on Jan. 7th.
Badger Soccer was confused a bit by weather over the last few days but Coach Ryan Race reports the boys Varsity team played at Jarrel on Monday against Shoemaker and lost 0-1, then played Taylor there and tied them 0-0. Coach notes that Taylor was a regional semi-finalist last year so he was proud of the tie. The upcoming schedule has the JV playing Friday against Taylor at 7:15pm here and the Varsity will head to Gonzales for a touornament.
The girls JV and Varsity will be at Leander Glenn on Friday, Jan. 4th for 5:30 and 7pm games.
AND…we can’t close out our sports today without saying Hook ‘em Horns!!! Sugar Bowl Winners
