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ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Culley Lawrence and Paul Johannes were named to the All-Tournament team following the Matadors’ 5-0 tournament streak in Hermleigh over the weekend and remain undefeated for the season. | COURTESY PHOTO

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Culley Lawrence and Paul Johannes were named to the All-Tournament team following the Matadors’ 5-0 tournament streak in Hermleigh over the weekend and remain undefeated for the season. | COURTESY PHOTO

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM

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MADI ADAMS UP STRONG against the Knox City Lady Grehounds during the Roddy Shipman Classic basketball tournament in Guthrie last weekend. | SHERI BATY

MADI ADAMS UP STRONG against the Knox City Lady Grehounds during the Roddy Shipman Classic basketball tournament in Guthrie last weekend. | SHERI BATY

Lady Jags undefeated at Roddy Shipman Classic

Body Guthrie CISD hosted the Roddy Shipman Classic basketball tournament Friday and Saturday, Dec. 5 and 6.The Jaguars varsity boys team found the lineup of games tough, going 0-3 all weekend, losing 37-55 to Aspermont, 34-49 to Knox City and 25-80 to Crosbyton.
TWO IN THE PAINT Senior Carson Tucker drives the lane against the Borden County Coyotes at home Dec. 4. | DEY LANE

TWO IN THE PAINT Senior Carson Tucker drives the lane against the Borden County Coyotes at home Dec. 4. | DEY LANE

Valley hoops add three wins last week

Body The Valley Patriots and Lady Patriots have added a few more victories to their belts, taking on Springlake- Earth and Borden County last week.HostingSpringlake-Earth at home, the Lady Patriots topped the Lady Wolverines 72-27, followed by a Patriot 80-14 victory.
FIRST PLACE OAP The Guthrie JH One Act Play cast earned first place and several honors in Munday on Wednesday, Dec. 3. | COURTESY PHOTO

FIRST PLACE OAP The Guthrie JH One Act Play cast earned first place and several honors in Munday on Wednesday, Dec. 3. | COURTESY PHOTO

JH Jags earn 1st with ‘Any Body for Tea?’

Body The Guthrie Junior High One Act Play cast performed “Any Body for Tea?” in Munday on Wednesday, Dec. 3, taking home first place and several honors.Brantley, Karter and Joshua won Best Technical Crew, while Brantley earned Best Technician.
DRAGONS TAKE THIRD attheMemphistournament,going2-1overtheweekendandwinningbyone point 44-43 in the consolation game. The Dragons and Lady Dragons were to host Aspermont and Haskell at home onTuesday, Dec. 9 and end the week in more tournament play. | COURTESY PHOTO

DRAGONS TAKE THIRD attheMemphistournament,going2-1overtheweekendandwinningbyone point 44-43 in the consolation game. The Dragons and Lady Dragons were to host Aspermont and Haskell at home onTuesday, Dec. 9 and end the week in more tournament play. | COURTESY PHOTO

DRAGONS TAKE THIRD

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Community members looking to share joy during the holidays may stop by the First National Bank in Quitaque and pick an angel from their tree. The generosity of donors helps make Christmas a little brighter for children in our community. Wrapped gifts should be returned to the bank by December 15. | COURTESY PHOTO

Community members looking to share joy during the holidays may stop by the First National Bank in Quitaque and pick an angel from their tree. The generosity of donors helps make Christmas a little brighter for children in our community. Wrapped gifts should be returned to the bank by December 15. | COURTESY PHOTO

ANGEL TREE

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TEXAS GIRLS COACHES ASSOCIATION STATE BASKETBALL POLL

Body CLASS 1A1. Gordon 7-0 2. Silverton 7-0 3. Walnut Springs 7-04. Westbrook 10-05. Eula 10-06. Dodd City 3-07. Kress 7-18. Nueces Canyon 4-09. Brookesmith 4-010. Austwell-Tivoli 6-011. Nazareth 4-212. Hartley 4-113. Happy 6-214. Zavalla 7-115.Klondike 5-016. Perrin-Whitt 5-017.

LOOKING BACK

Body December 5, 1985: All-District players from four decades agoWhen the coaches met to elect the All-District football teams, four players, including Todd Reagan, were named as All-Stars.