Loboettes sweep Ft Stockton as district record tops five
The Loboettes beat Ft Stockton in two 15-7 and 15-6 to improve to 5-1 in district and 19-4 overall. High servers were Tela Lindsey with eight and Tammy Bassett with five. JV won 15-3 and 15-11. Freshmen also prevailed in three sets.
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Fort Stockton
Panthers
Tela Lindsey
Tammy Bassett
Cathy Covington
Sylvia Ortega
Melanie McDaniel
Silvia Portillo
Miss McDaniel
Fly Don't Have a Flag Call the Chamber of Commerce
A brief notice urges readers to contact the Chamber of Commerce at 943-2187 for assistance with flag display issues. The item presents a civic service kind of reminder likely tied to local business or community organizations. The text suggests a help line rather than a policy or event.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Monahans High School Volleyball Schedule
Monahans High School announces volleyball schedule under coach Waynette Dolan with district games denoted.
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Monahans High School
Waynette Dolan
Loboes Visit Pecos in Second District Clash
The Loboes, 3-0, travel to Pecos to face the 2-1 Eagles in a district opener. Pecos boasts the league’s No 6 offense with 741 yards and 61 points, while Monahans’ defense is strong and Lake View leads the division in takeaways. Jenkins leads Pecos rushers, Boylan and Monte McGuire pace the Lobos, and McGuire tops the passers with 455 yards and eight TDs. The matchup promises a high intensity game as both teams seek district wins.
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Loboes
Pecos
Jenkins
Rick Boylan
Monte McGuire
Weinacht
Fort Stockton
Lamesa
Sweetwater
Snyder
Andrews
Ector
Brooks
Scurlark
Monahans Williams
Campbell
Richardson
Gamble
Boysaw
Bozeman
Lake View Garcia
Hall
Nelson
Scott
Harvey
Petross
Clemons
J. McGuire
Johnson
Lucio
Lamesa Fay
Harris
Dickey
Rush
Sweetwater Lake View
Team Nords
Andrews Boysaw
Jeffrey
Snyder Harvey
Huckaby
Edmond
Alexander
Williams
Ray
Andrews Miller
Garcia
Archer
Dunn
Fay
M. McGuire
Mon
McGuire
Morris Ector
Black
Hansard
Whipple
Gray
FS Beck
Bowhunters Ready as Texas Archery Season Opens
Archery season for deer begins October in most of Texas with bowhunters preparing months in advance. Wildlife experts say a month of prep builds muscle, timing, and shot discipline, with practice at varying distances up to 45 yards and from elevated positions to focus on merging aim with a precise spot rather than the whole animal.
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Archery Gear Checks Ahead of Deer Season
Guynn urges updating District 2 4A statistics and replacement gear. Bowstrings wear warrants replacement and a spare string is essential. Check arrows for straightness, refletching needs, and touch up or replace hunting points. Inspect compound bow cables and eccentric wheels before use. Early prep avoids last minute rush as deer may appear at about 20 yards.
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