Schools & Sports

SEASON OPENER The Motley County Matadors kicked off their new football season taking on Division 1 school Valley in the Gridiron Classic in Jayton. They fell to the Patriots 74–48. | COURTESY PHOTO

SEASON OPENER The Motley County Matadors kicked off their new football season taking on Division 1 school Valley in the Gridiron Classic in Jayton. They fell to the Patriots 74–48. | COURTESY PHOTO

SEASON OPENER

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Wednesday, August 30, 2023
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STICKER STANDOUT Motley County Senior Kadyn Roys was selected as Texas 1A Fan’s sticker player of the week. | TEXAS 1A FAN

STICKER STANDOUT Motley County Senior Kadyn Roys was selected as Texas 1A Fan’s sticker player of the week. | TEXAS 1A FAN

STICKER PLAYER OF THE WEEK

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Wednesday, August 30, 2023
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MATADORS, MAVERICKS AFLOAT

MATADORS, MAVERICKS AFLOAT

MATADORS

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Wednesday, August 30, 2023
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STANDOUT SCHUELTER Valley’s Tucker Schuelter, a senior, was selected by Texas 1A Fan as the outstanding sticker player in Friday night’s Valley win over Motley County in the Gridiron Classic in Jayton. | COURTESY PHOTO

STANDOUT SCHUELTER Valley’s Tucker Schuelter, a senior, was selected by Texas 1A Fan as the outstanding sticker player in Friday night’s Valley win over Motley County in the Gridiron Classic in Jayton. | COURTESY PHOTO

STICKER PLAYER OF THE WEEK

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Wednesday, August 30, 2023
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SILVERTON SCRIMMAGE

SILVERTON SCRIMMAGE

SILVERTON SCRIMMAGE

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Tuesday, August 22, 2023
Body The Silverton Owls were a part of an eight-team scrimmage in McLean on Friday night. Teams included Amarillo PCHEA, Booker, Claude, Darrouzett, Follett, Groom, Lefors, McLean, Miami, Silverton and Wildorado. | COURTESY PHOTOS
FRIENDSHIP QUILTERS

FRIENDSHIP QUILTERS

FRIENDSHIP QUILTERS

Joy Stodghill What A Good Weekend.
Wednesday, August 16, 2023
Body What a good weekend. Silverton had and also the May reunion had at Tulia. There were several of the May family that were Silverton students and grads that would love to have been at both places.