Wolverines Enter 12 Backfield Combinations in 3A Prep
Springlake-Earth coach Duane Locke builds a flexible offense as 12 of 20 lettermen return. Key backfield options include Hoyt Glasscock, Mike Cleavinger, Tony Barton, and Jerry Barden with front five unsettled after graduation. End candidates Glasscock, Cleavinger, and Barden could switch roles. Center contenders Kent Coker and Hollis Daniels. Guards in free-for-all: Chris Brock, Terry Ott, Johnny McNamard, Tony Keith. Tackles solid with Kent Parrish and George Nance. Supporting backs Mike Fe, Monte Windsor, Gayle Solder battle for starts. Nance and Barton join Barden for all-state potential. Passing game to be measured but capable.
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Maroon football preview notes depth worries and veer offense
The article outlines Hart High football prospects with limited depth after many lettermen and juniors, detailing key players such as quarterback Egan, backs Hawkins and Castillo, linemen Bell Crosby Cox and Martine, and the shift to a veer offense. It notes the Wolverines face an improved district and potential challengers Farwell Vega and Sue, with freshmen to bolster the squad.
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Hatchett Leads In Final Push To Victory
A golfer, Hatchett, battles for the lead against Ansuiied on the final five holes before securing the win. The clash showcases a tight finish with the outcome decided late.
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Monroe Captures Littlefield title in city tournament
Monroe shot an even par 72 on Sunday to win the Littlefield City Tournament, finishing 146 strokes ahead of the nearest rival. Smiley notes the men’s event and mentions a separate ladies city crown last weekend.
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Floydada Whirlwinds eye repeat with strong experience
Floydada High School football coach L G Wilson says the Whirlwinds return many experienced players after last season’s district crown and regional run to Iowa Park. Key positions anchor the squad with Andy Hale at quarterback and Frank Watson moving to guard, while depth and versatility are emphasized for a repeat bid.
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Matadors Seek Breakthrough District 3-B Optimism Looms
Coach Stan Irvine plans an aggressive season for the Matadors after a 3-7 record last year. With 11 returning players and key new weight gains, Irvine predicts a better year though five wins would still be a marker of progress. Hart and Gintonio highlight a hopeful roster as the team aims for improved ground attack and two-way play if injuries stay away.
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