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Canyon ISD sweeps Bi-District round of the playoffs
MIDLAND - West Plains set a school record with the most points in a football playoff game Thursday night, eliminating El Paso Ysleta, 86-0 in the Class 4A Division I Bi-District playoffs in Midland. A year ago, West Plains tallied 85 points in its Bi-District playoff game, en route to advancing to the Region I-4A Division I State Quarterfinals. Down the road in Andrews, the Canyon Eagles swarmed El Paso Riverside, 47-14 to clinch their Bi-District game at Mustang Bowl. The Eagles led El Paso Riverside, 40-7 at halftime and utilized its depth in the second half to gain experience. Despite officials arriving late to start the game, the Randall Raiders topped El Paso Austin, 35-7, in their Bi-District opener at Kermit HS Stadium. The three decisive wins for Canyon ISD brought gold ball trophies back to each campus and advanced each team one step closer in the Class 4A Division I Area Finals. *** West Plains, behind a staunch rushing attack that tallied 576 total yards on 27 carries with eight touchdowns, never flinched in putting El Paso Ysleta away early. By the second quarter, West Plains led 34-0, scoring a good chunk of its points running the football.
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Randall punches ticket to 4A Division II State Volleyball Tourney
AMARILLO - The moment hadn't quite set in Tuesday night, but the feeling was one that Randall head volleyball coach Karli Morrison-Burson couldn't put into words. The Lady Raiders had just knocked off Canyon ISD rival Canyon in four sets - 21-25, 25-17, 25-23, 26-24 - of the Region I-4A Division II Championship before 2,000-plus fans at the Amarillo High School Activity Center. With the win, the Lady Raiders improved to 39-6 on the season and will face Sunnyvale at 1 p.m. Saturday in Fort Worth. The winner will advance to the Class 4A Division II State Finals next Friday in Garland against Wimberly or Madisonville. Canyon closed out its season with a 34-8 overall record after splitting the first two meetings with Randall in District 4-4A play. Prior to Tuesday's match with Randall, Canyon needed a reverse 5-set sweep to drop Lubbock Cooper Liberty in the regional semifinals. Randall, meanwhile, swept Brock in three sets to reach the regional finals for the third consecutive year under Morrison-Burson. "I'm just proud of the fight tonight. Getting beat in game one and then coming back and, I would say, settling in and making sure that we made plays ... we got
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Quirk, Lee voted Happy State Bank High School Athletes of the Week
Gruver cross country athlete Paisley Quirk has been voted the Happy State Bank Girls High School Athlete of the Week for Nov. 2-8. Quirk led the Lady Hounds to a Class 2A championship at the UIL State Cross Country Meet as the team’s top finisher. Quirk placed 15th with a time of 12 minutes, 37.6 seconds. The sophomore received 1,650 of the 3,436 votes cast for athlete of the week, which was 48.1% of total votes. Stratford football player Hunter Lee has been voted the Happy State Bank Boys High School Athlete of the Week for Nov. 2-8. Lee went 13-of-20 through the air, throwing for 290 yards and three touchdowns while adding 16 yards rushing in a win against West Texas. The Elks' quarterback received 1,460 of the 3,436 votes cast for athlete of the week, which was 42.5% of total votes. Students in all varsity sports are eligible and can only be named Athlete of the Week one time per season, per sport, and athletes from one school cannot win more than three consecutive weeks. Nominations are due by 5 p.m. each Saturday and can be submitted through email at sports@amarillo.com. Please include statistics from the week's games
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West Texas A&M Football Closes Season Against No. 8 Central Washington at Bain-Schaeffer Buffalo Stadium
Canyon, Texas – West Texas A&M Football (4-6, 4-4 LSC) close out their 2026 campaign on Saturday, November 14 as they host No. 8 Central Washington at Bain-Schaeffer Buffalo Stadium. Kickoff is set for 2:00 p.m. The game will be sponsored by The People's Federal Credit Union. Follow the...
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Hart, Segura Win Events at Texas Tech Rodeo for ENMU
Eastern New Mexico closed its fall rodeo stretch at Texas Tech with event titles from Orran Hart in steer wrestling and Evann Segura in breakaway roping. The women placed third as a team, while the men tied for seventh. Allie Murphy added a third-place barrel racing finish and fourth in the all-around.
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Tucumcari Wins Game, But Point Spread Gives Raton District Title
With one second left in the game, Tucumcari kicker Matthew Gomez lines up for a 42-yard field goal and it just clears the crossbar for the 2-point dramatic 16-14 win over the Raton Tigers Friday night in the regular season finale in the Jungle. The loss however was still a win for the Tigers as the 2 point margin of victory for Tucumcari was not enough to overcome the tie-breaking scenario, and gives Raton the District 2A title for 2026.
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Wildcats Give Greyhounds Frights in Halloween Win
ELLENSBURG, Wash. – The 12th-ranked Central Washington University Football Team (7-2, 7-0 LSC) made the trek to Eastern New Mexico(0-9, 0-7 LSC) where they powered past an explosive Greyhounds team by a 49-20 score from Al Whitehead Field at Steve Loy Family Foundation Stadium in Portales, N.M. Saturday afternoon.
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Running Wild 100 miles at a time
How far is 100 miles? Well, from Hobbs, it is 100 miles to parts of Lubbock. Getting to certain areas in Roswell is also 100 miles. Portales is just over that mark at 103 miles. So, what is the significance of 100 miles? Well, for most people, that is a drive, something you cover in a car or motorcycle trip, but for Hobbs wrestling coach and assistant football coach Tyler Schnaubert, that was the distance he ran.
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Wildcat Football Heads to Eastern New Mexico for Next Conference Test
ELLENSBURG, Wash. – The 12th-ranked Central Washington University Football Team heads back on the road where they look to ride more momentum that they've built after a huge victory last weekend at home, this time they head to Portales, N.M. to face the Eastern New Mexico Greyhounds (0-8, 0-6 LSC) for a spooky Halloween game on Saturday at 1:00 p.m. PST from Al Whitehead Field at Steve Loy Family Foundation Stadium.
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Farwell duo goes 1-2 to lead Lubbock's Region I-2A cross country results
Farwell teammates Alexis Wade and Ava Jaime went 1-2 in the girls Region I-2A cross country meet Monday, Oct. 26 at Mae Simmons Park to advance to the UIL state meet Nov. 6. Wade won the regional title in a 2-mile time of 12 minutes, 6.8 seconds, followed by Jaime in 12:28.7. Their efforts boosted the Lady Blue to a fourth-place finish to qualify for state as a team. Cheyenne Black (15th place), Jacqueline Calvillo (52nd) and Azaylia Everett-Gunter (66th) rounded out Farwell's 136 points. The Sundown girls were runner-up, led by Kaytlin Clausen's eighth-place finish in 12:59.2. The Roughettes totaled 117 points behind Reagan Reynolds (14th), Karter Hord (16th), Avyian McGlasson (38th) and Elizah Lopez (41st). Abernathy's Breanna Shorter ran a 13:28.4 to finish 22nd and advance to state as an individual. On the boys side, Ropes' Chase Schumm placed second in a 5K time of 16:11.7. Joining him at state from the South Plains are Floydada's Dalyn Lucio (6th, 17:17.6), New Deal's Grayson Broadus (11th, 17:44.6) and Farwell's Josiah Lopez (16th, 17:55.5). The 2A state meet is scheduled for Nov. 6 at Old Settlers Park in Round Rock. REGION I CROSS COUNTRY MEETS Monday at Mae Simmons Park