Schools & Sports

GUTHRIE JH XC Guthrie's junior high girls raced in a field of 159 runners at a distance of 2 miles. | COURTESY PHOTO

GUTHRIE JH XC Guthrie's junior high girls raced in a field of 159 runners at a distance of 2 miles. | COURTESY PHOTO

Guthrie hosts area XC meet last week; Foster finishes 2nd

Staff Reports
Tuesday, September 17, 2024
Body The Guthrie Jaguarss and Lady Jags hosted their annual cross tournament on September 11, including 494 athletes.The high school boys were up first. They competed in a field of 109 runners, at a distance of 5000 meters. Guthrie’s Kaleb Green finished 7th with a time of 20:03.
Last week Valley took a tough loss from the top team in Division I, and this week they were stopped by the top-ranked football squad in Division II. Jayton (3-0) handed the same kind of loss to the Patriots (0-3), notching a 61-0 win. | COURTESY PHOTO

Last week Valley took a tough loss from the top team in Division I, and this week they were stopped by the top-ranked football squad in Division II. Jayton (3-0) handed the same kind of loss to the Patriots (0-3), notching a 61-0 win. | COURTESY PHOTO

VALLEY FALLS TO JAYTON

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Tuesday, September 17, 2024
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Paisley Cruse won a 10th-place medal in junior high cross country at the Guthrie XC meet last week. | COURTESY PHOTO

Paisley Cruse won a 10th-place medal in junior high cross country at the Guthrie XC meet last week. | COURTESY PHOTO

VALLEY HONOR

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Tuesday, September 17, 2024
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WET CONDITIONS on the field played havoc with the Owls’ best efforts, as the Vernon Northside Indians squeezes by them for the win Thursday night. | COURTESY PHOTO

WET CONDITIONS on the field played havoc with the Owls’ best efforts, as the Vernon Northside Indians squeezes by them for the win Thursday night. | COURTESY PHOTO

Silverton loses heartbreaker with seconds left

Kodie Fairchild |
Wednesday, September 11, 2024
Body The Silverton Owls faced the Vernon Northside Indians on Thursday night, ending with a heartbreaking loss, 31–32. It was a backand- forth battle all night and a nail-biting fourth quarter.The Owls began the 4th quarter behind the Indians 25–26.
STICKER PLAYER OF THE WEEK

STICKER PLAYER OF THE WEEK

STICKER PLAYER OF THE WEEK

News Staff
Wednesday, September 11, 2024
Body SILVERTON STANDOUT Senior Jace Alvarado of Silverton was selected a Texas 1A Fan Player of the Week in the Owl’s game versus Vernon Northside. | COURTESY PHOTO
LOOKING BACK

LOOKING BACK

LOOKING BACK

News Staff
Wednesday, September 11, 2024
Body September 12, 1985: High school events and sportsSeptember 12, 1985—Owls earn big 56-6 victory in season opener.... Stodghill reunion to be held here Friday and Saturday.... Enrollment in Silverton Schools this year is 245, which is about the same as in 1984.
MATADORS KEEP LIONS INTHE DEN in an away matchup at Roby last Friday, not allowing their opponents a single point. | DOUBLE MOUNTAIN CHRONICLE

MATADORS KEEP LIONS INTHE DEN in an away matchup at Roby last Friday, not allowing their opponents a single point. | DOUBLE MOUNTAIN CHRONICLE

Matadors secure 46-point shutout

Kodie Fairchild |
Wednesday, September 11, 2024
Body The Division 2 ranked–#12 Motley County Matadors faced the Division 1 ranked–#65 Roby Lions last Friday, pulling off a good ol’ six-man mercy rule, 46-0 victory in the third quarter.

Flomot News

News Staff
Wednesday, September 11, 2024
Body Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Travis Kendall and Mr. and Mrs. Tim Kendall were Mr. and Mrs. Jere Kendall of Lubbock and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kendall, Gracie and Mason of Quitaque.Susan and Franklin Jameson of Northfield visited Earlyne Jameson Sunday.
Matador Connect

Matador Connect

Matador Connect

News Staff
Wednesday, September 11, 2024
Body Week of September 12, 2024 Email news items to Marilyn Hicks at mimhicks@msn.comBy the time this comes to you, Motley County Schools will be amid their annual homecoming week.