The Sundown Roughnecks took on the New Home Leopards in the Regional Quarterfinals. New Home would win game one with a final score of nine-to-three, and the Leopards would win game two with a final score of four-to-zero while Logan Addison would throw a no hitter.
GAME ONE New Home 9, Sundown 3
The Roughnecks would be the first on the scoreboard in the first inning with one run on the board. New Home would then score three in the second, three in the third, and two in the fourth. Each team would score a run in the fifth, and Sundown would score one more in the seventh.
New Home would score nine runs on six hits, and the Leopards would commit three errors and left seven on base. Sundown would score three runs on four hits, while the Roughnecks would commit five errors and leave eight on base.
Jair Johnson would get the start and the win for New Home. Johnson would throw four and two thirds while allowing two earned runs on four hits, five walks, and eight strikeouts. Owen Morris would throw two and a third in relief, and would allow one unearned run on no hits, one walk, and three strikeouts.
Jayson Martinez would get the start and take the loss for Sundown. Martinez would throw three complete allowing six runs one earned on four hits, two walks, and one strikeout. Caleb Clausen would throw the back three innings allowing three unearned runs on two hits, three walks, and three strikeouts.
GAME TWO New Home 4, Sundown 0
Sundown would be held scoreless and hitless in game two, as New Home would score three runs in the third and one in the sixth.
New Home would score four runs on six hits, as the Leopards would not commit and error and leave six on base. Sundown would not score in the game, and the Roughnecks would commit three errors while leaving three on base.
Logan Addison would throw the no hit shutout for a complete seven innings. Addison would walk three and strikeout 19.
Issac Lopez would get the start for Sundown and throw three complete while allowing three runs, one earned on five hits, no walks, no strikeouts, and one homerun to Avin Madrid. Jaxon Rodriguez would throw the last four while allowing one unearned run on one hit, three walks, and seven strikeouts.
The Sundown Roughnecks would end their season with a fourth place spot in district, Bi-District Champions, Area Champions, and a final record of 13-and-13. The Roughnecks will say farewell to Seniors Caleb Clausen, Jayson Martinez, Landon Sehon, and Jaxon Rodriguez.
Congratulations to First Year Head Coach Matthew Schovajsa and the Sundown Roughnecks on a great 2024 season.
The Levelland Loboettes have released their All-District Honors for the 2024 Softball Season.
#1 Saydi Mendez- Named District Defensive MVP
#8 Madison Seat- District Catcher of the Year
#7 Angelica Gonzalez- 1st Team Third Baseman, and Academic All-District
#9 Aubriana Rivas- 1st Team Pitcher and First Baseman, and Academic All-District
#15 Adrianna Castellano- 1st Team First Baseman, and Designated Player
#10 Delaney Delgado- 2nd Team Second Baseman
#6 Danica Rivera- 2nd Team Short Stop and Pitcher, and Academic All-District
#12 Jazlyn Diaz- 2nd Team Right Fielder, and Designated Player
#2 Delylah Paredez- Honorable Mention for Outfielder
#5 Tiffany File- Honorable Mention for Utility Player
#12 Tambree Vargas- Academic All-District
Manager Zoe Jordan- Academic All-District
Congratulations to all these Loboettes on earning these district accolades!
6A
BI-DISTRICT: G1: EP Montwood 3, Frenship 1 G2: Frenship 4, EP Montwood 0 G3: Frenship 8, EP Montwood 3
AREA: G1: Keller 4, Frenship 1 G2: Keller 6, Frenship 0
—Frenship OUT—
5A
BI-DISTRICT: G1: Monterey 2, AM High 1 G2: Monterey 7, AM High 3
AREA: G1: Monterey 8, Horizon 0 G2: Monterey 7, Horizon 1
REG-QUARTERS: Lubbock Monterey vs. Lubbock Cooper, BEST OF THREE at Dan Law Field at Rip Griffin Park G1: Friday, May 17th, 7:00pm G2: Following Game Two G3: Saturday, May 18th, 12:00pm, IF NEEDED
BI-DISTRICT: G1: Cooper 15, Tascosa 0 G2: Cooper 5, Tascosa 3
AREA: G1: Cooper 4, Hanks 0 G2: Cooper 7, Hanks 1
REG-QUARTERS: Lubbock Cooper vs. Lubbock Monterey, BEST OF THREE at Dan Law Field at Rip Griffin Park G1: Friday, May 17th, 7:00pm G2: Following Game Two G3: Saturday, May 18th, 12:00pm, IF NEEDED
BI-DISTRICT: G1: AB High 11, Plainview 3 G2: Plainview 5, AB High 3 G3: AB High 4, Plainview 3
—Plainview OUT—
4A
BI-DISTRICT: Snyder vs. Glenn Rose BEST OF THREE G1: Glenn Rose 8, Snyder 1 G2: Snyder 3, Glenn Rose 2 G3: Glenn Rose 4, Snyder 3
—Snyder OUT—
BI-DISTRICT: G1: Stephenville 11, Big Spring 0 G2: Stephenville 4, Big Spring 2
—Big Spring OUT—
BI-DISTRICT: G1: Lakeview 2, Mineral Wells 0 G2: Lakeview 7, Mineral Wells 0
AREA: G1: Krum 4, Lakeview 0 G2: Krum 2, Lakeview 1
—Lakeview OUT—
BI-DISTRICT: G1: Brownwood 6, Levelland 5 G2: Brownwood 8, Levelland 3
—Levelland OUT—
3A
BI-DISTRICT: G1: Shallowater 13, Dalhart 0 G2: Shallowater 10, Dalhart 0
AREA: G1: Shallowater 10, Stanton 0 G2: Shallowater 10, Stanton 0
REG-QUARTER: Shallowater vs. Littlefield, BEST OF THREE at Lubbock Cooper G1: Shallowater 0, Littlefield 0 (In First) Game to restart Friday, at Noon G2: Saturday, May 18th, 12:00pm G3: Directly Following Game Two IF NEEDED
BI-DISTRICT: G1: Idalou 21, Dimmit 2 G2: Idalou 9, Dimmit 0
AREA: G1: Idalou 14, Denver City 3 G2: Idalou 6, Denver City 4
REG-QUARTERS: Idalou vs. Cooper-Liberty, BEST OF THREE at Frenship G1: Friday, May 17th, 6:00pm G2: Saturday, May 18th, 12:00pm G3: Directly Following Game Two IF NEEDED
BI-DISTRICT: G1: Bushland 12, Slaton 3 G2: Bushland 15, Slaton 5
—Slaton OUT—
BI-DISTRICT: G1: Tornillo 7, Brownfield 2 G2: Brownfield 5, Tornillo 2 G3: Tornillo 4, Brownfield 2
—Brownfield OUT—
BI-DISTRICT: G1: Cooper-Liberty 4, Tulia 3 G2: Cooper-Liberty 5, Tulia 1
AREA: G1: Cooper-Liberty 4, Tornillo 3 G2: Cooper-Liberty 3, Tornillo 0
REG-QUARTER: Cooper-Liberty vs. Idalou, BEST OF THREE at Frenship G1: Friday, May 17th, 6:00pm G2: Saturday, May 18th, 12:00pm G3: Directly Following Game Two IF NEEDED
BI-DISTRICT: G1: Denver City 7, Alpine 5 G2: Denver City 11, Alpine 3
AREA: G1: Idalou 14, Denver City 3 G2: Idalou 6, Denver City 4
—Denver City OUT—
BI-DISTRICT: G1: Stanton 4, Lamesa 1 G2: Lamesa 12, Stanton 2 G3: Stanton 9, Lamesa 7
—Lamesa OUT—
BI-DISTRICT: G1: Littlefield 3, Crane 2 G2: Littlefield 11, Crane 1
AREA: Littlefield 7, Bushland 4
REG-QUARTER: Littlefield vs. Shallowater, BEST OF THREE at Lubbock Cooper G1: Shallowater 0, Littlefield 0 (In First) Game to restart Friday, at Noon G2: Saturday, May 18th, 12:00pm G3: Directly Following Game Two IF NEEDED
2A
BI-DISTRICT: G1: New Home 13, Lockney 1 G2: New Home 15, Lockney 1
AREA: G1: New Home 10, Gruver 6 G2: New Home 7, Gruver 1
REG-QUARTER: New Home vs. Sundown, BEST OF THREE at Frenship HS G1: New Home 9, Sundown 2 G2: Friday, May 17th, 2:00pm G3: Directly Following Game Two IF NEEDED
BI-DISTRICT: G1: New Deal 5, Sundown 4 G2: Sundown 18, New Deal 8 G3: Sundown 14, New Deal 12
AREA: G1: Sundown 10, Wellington 3 G2: Sundown 19, Wellington 5
REG-QUARTER: Sundown vs. New Home, BEST OF THREE at Frenship HS G1: New Home 9, Sundown 2 G2: Friday, May 17th, 2:00pm G3: Directly Following Game Two IF NEEDED
BI-DISTRICT: G1: Tahoka 9, Sudan 5 G2: Sudan 14, Tahoka 6 G3: Sudan 11, Tahoka 10
—Tahoka OUT—
BI-DISTRICT: Ropes 9, Olton 0
AREA: G1: Ropes 8, Sunray 4 G2: Ropes 3, Sunray 2
REG-QUARTER: Ropes vs. Clarendon, BEST OF THREE at Plainview G1: Ropes 1, Clarendon 0 G2: Friday, May 17th, 10:00am G3: Directly Following Game Two IF NEEDED
1A
BI-DISTRICT: Morton 9, Crosbyton 5
REG-QUARTERS: G1: Morton 11, Claude 4 G2: Morton 9, Claude 4
REG-SEMIFINALS: Morton vs. Nazareth, BEST OF THREE at Littlefield HS G1: Friday, May 17th, 11:00am G2: Directly Following Game Two G3: Saturday, May 18th, 6:00pm IF NEEDED
BI-DISTRICT: G1: Borden County 14, Springlake-Earth 5 G2: Borden County 20, Springlake-Earth 9
—Springlake-Earth OUT—
6A
BI-DISTRICT: G1: Frenship 8, EP Eastlake 3 G2: Frenship 7, EP Eastlake 6
AREA: G1: Timber Creek 2, Frenship 1 G2: Frenship 4, Timber Creek 2 G3: Timber Creek 10, Frenship 4
—Frenship OUT—
5A
BI-DISTRICT: G1: Monterey 13, Caprock 0 G2: Monterey 14, Caprock 3
AREA: G1: Monterey 15, Del Valle 4 G2: Monterey 13, Del Valle 0
REG-QUARTERS: G1: Cooper 8, Monterey 3 G2: Monterey 7, Cooper 3 G3: Monterey 15, Cooper 6
REG-SEMIFINALS: Lubbock Monterey vs. Aledo, BEST OF THREE at Midwestern St. Univ, G1: Friday, May 17th, 5:30pm G2: Saturday, May 18th, 11:00am G3: Directly Following Game Two IF NEEDED
BI-DISTRICT: G1: Lubbock Cooper 11, Plainview 1 G2: Lubbock Cooper 11, Plainview 1
AREA: G1: Cooper 13, Chapin 6 G2: Cooper 4, Chapin 3
REG-QUARTERS: G1: Cooper 8, Monterey 3 G2: Monterey 7, Cooper 3 G3: Monterey 15, Cooper 6
—Lubbock Cooper OUT—
BI-DISTRICT: Plainview G1: Lubbock Cooper 11, Plainview 1 G2: Lubbock Cooper 11, Plainview 1
—Plainview OUT—
4A
BI-DISTRICT: G1: Snyder 11, Brownwood 1 G2: Snyder 14, Brownwood 4
AREA: G1: Snyder 13, Decatur 2 G2: Decatur 6, Snyder 5 G3: Snyder 6, Decatur 2
REG-QUARTERS: G1: Snyder 7, Burkburnett 3 G2: Burkburnett 6, Snyder 5 G3: Burkburnett 12, Snyder 2
—Snyder OUT—
BI-DISTRICT: G1: Glenn Rose 5, Levelland 4 G2: Levelland 11, Glenn Rose 10 G3: Levelland 7, Glenn Rose 4
AREA: G1: Krum 11, Levelland 1 G2: Krum 11, Levelland 2
—Levelland OUT—
BI-DISTRICT: G1: Sweetwater 5, Stephenville 3 G2: Stephenville 9, Sweetwater 4 G3: Stephenville 8, Sweetwater 7 (10 Innings)
—Sweetwater OUT—
BI-DISTRICT: G1: Graham 11, Estacado 1 G2: Graham 20, Estacado 6
—Estacado OUT—
3A
BI-DISTRICT: Lamesa 20, Kermit 1
AREA: G1: Lamesa 4, Tulia 3 G2: Lamesa 14, Tulia 4
REG-QUARTERS: Amarillo River Road 16, Lamesa 3
—Lamesa OUT—
BI-DISTRICT: Shallowater 11, Dalhart 6
AREA: G1: Shallowater 7, Stanton 4 G2: Stanton 14, Shallowater 9 G3: Shallowater 18, Stanton 8
REG-QUARTERS: Bushland 18, Shallowater 1
—Shallowater OUT—
BI-DISTRICT: G1: Stanton 12, Muleshoe 2 G2: Muleshoe 5, Stanton 4 G3: Stanton 8, Muleshoe 6
—Muleshoe OUT—
BI-DISTRICT: Presidio 9, Littlefield 3
—Littlefield OUT—
BI-DISTRICT: G1: Brownfield 9, Alpine 7 G2: Alpine 17, Brownfield 5 G3: Alpine 14, Brownfield 5
—Brownfield OUT—
BI-DISTRICT: Bushland 12, Lubbock Roosevelt 0
—Roosevelt OUT—
BI-DISTRICT: G1: Slaton 14, Tulia 3 G2: Tulia 15, Slaton 13 G3: Tulia 10, Slaton 9
—Slaton OUT—
2A
BI-DISTRICT: G1: Sundown 17, Post 0 G2: Sundown 15, Post 0
AREA: G1: Sundown 16, Sunray 1 G2: Sundown 16, Sunray 3
REG-QUARTERS: G1: Forsan 7, Sundown 1 G2: Forsan 2, Sundown 1
—Sundown OUT—
BI-DISTRICT: G1: Tahoka 16, Floydada 5 G2: Floydada 13, Tahoka 8 G3: Floydada 9, Tahoka 8
AREA: Floydada 19, Seymour 0
REG-QUARTERS: G1: Floydada 4, Colorado City 3 G2: Colorado City 9, Floydada 0 G3: Floydada 13, Colorado City 6
REG-SEMIFINALS: Floydada vs. Anson, BEST OF THREE at Lamesa, G1: Friday, May 17th, 5:00pm G2: Directly Following Game Two G3: Saturday, May 18th, 11:00am IF NEEDED
BI-DISTRICT: Colorado City 10, Sudan 5
—Sudan OUT—
BI-DISTRICT: G1: Forsan 18, Ralls 6 G2: Forsan 12, Ralls 1
—Ralls OUT—
The Sundown Roughettes would take on the Forsan Lady Buffs for the Regional Quarterfinals on Friday and Saturday. Sundown would fall to Forsan in game one on Friday with a final score of seven-to-one, and on Saturday with a final score of two-to-one. The Roughettes would end their 2024 season with a record of 30-six-and-one.
GAME ONE Forsan 7, Sundown 1
In game one Forsan would score first in the bottom of the second with two runs. The Lady Buffs would add three in the fifth and two in the sixth, while the Roughettes would score their only run in the top of the sixth.
Forsan would score seven runs on eight hits, and commit just one error. Sundown would score one run on eight hits, and the Roughettes would commit nine errors.
Bree Tubb would get the start and the win for Forsan throwing the first five innings. Tubb would allow no runs on three hits, and three strikeouts. Maddie Roach would finish the last two innings in relief for the Lady Buffs. Roach would allow one earned run on five hits, one walk, and one strikeout.
Breigh Gregory would take the loss for Sundown throwing all six innings. Gregory would allow seven runs, four earned on eight hits, two walks, and eight strikeouts.
GAME TWO Forsan 2, Sundown 1
Sundown would score their only run in the bottom of the second, but Forsan would tie the game in the seventh with back-to-back doubles to force extra innings. In the eighth Forsan would score another run to take the two-to-one win.
Forsan would score to runs on eight hits, and the Lady Buffs would commit two errors and leave six on base. Sundown would score one run on five hits, while the Roguhettes would commit just one error and leave six on base.
Destiny Garza would take the loss for the Roughettes throwing all eight. Garza would allow two earned runs on eight hits, one walk, and five strikeouts.
Makayla Garza would take the win for Forsan throwing all eight as well. Garza would allow one unearned run on five hits, two walks, and six strikeouts.
Sundown would fall in two games to the Forsan Lady Buffs to end their 2024 season. The Roughettes would end the season with a final record of 30-six-and-one, Co-District Champions, Bi-District Champions, and Area Champions. The Roughettes would say farewell to senior Ariel Hernandez.
Congratulations to the Coach Meagan Gonzalez and the Sundown Roughettes on a great 2024 softball season!
The Sundown Roughnecks took on the Wellington Skyrockets for the Area Round at Lockney on Friday. Sundown would launch themselves into the Regional Quarterfinals with back to back wins over Wellington. Sundown would win game one with a final of 10-to-three, and game two with a final of 19-to-five.
GAME ONE Sundown 10, Wellington 3
Sundown would score first in the third inning with a run across. The Roughnecks would score three more in the fourth, and Wellington would cut the lead in the fifth with three runs. With a one run lead Sundown would score six more in the bottom of the sixth to win the game 10-to-three.
Sundown would score 10 runs on six hits, while committing only one error and leaving eight on base. Wellington would score three runs on six hits, but the Skyrockets would commit five errors and leave six on base.
Jaxon Rodriguez would take the win throwing all seven innings. Rodriguez would allow three earned runs on six hits, two walks and 10 strikeouts.
TJ Salinas would take the loss for Wellington throwing five innings. Salinas would allow seven runs, six earned on five hits, six walks, and four strikeouts. Hunter Hedrick would finish the last inning on the mound. Hedrick would allow three runs, one earned on one hit, one walk, and two strikeouts.
GAME TWO Sundown 19, Wellington 5
Sundown would and Wellington would each score a run in the first inning, but Sundown would score six more runs in the second while Wellington would score one in the inning. The Skyrockets would score just three more runs in the fourth, while the Roughnecks would score five in the fifth, two in the sixth, and five in the fifth.
Sundown would score 19 runs on 16 hits, while the Roughnecks would commit five errors and leave 13 on base. Wellington would score five runs, on eight hits, while the Skyrockets would commit seven errors and leave 13 on base.
Rian Rose would get the win for Sundown throwing four complete innings. Rose would allow five runs, two earned on six hits, three walks, and two strikeouts. Issac Lopez would finish the last three for the Roughnecks allowing no runs on two hits, four walks, and five strikeouts.
Caleb Strickland would get the start and take the loss for Wellington. Strickland would throw five innings and allow 12 runs, seven earned on nine hits, six walks, and three strikeouts. Hunter Hedrick would throw an inning of relief allowing two earned runs on two hits, one walk, and one strikeout. Major Brown would finish the last inning for the Skyrockets allowing five earned runs on five hits, one walk, and one strikeout.
The Sundown Roughnecks would improve to 13-and-11 on the year and Area Champions. The Roughnecks move on to the Regional Quarterfinals to take on the 29-and-three New Home Leopards. Sundown vs. New Home for a best of three series at Frenship. Game one Thursday, May 16th, at 4:00pm, Game two will directly follow game one on Thursday, Game three will be Friday, May 17th, at 2:00pm.
The Morton Indians would take on the Claude Mustangs on Thursday night at Wayland Baptists University. Morton would win in two games with a final score of 11-to-four for game one and a score of nine-to-four for game two. The Indians would become the Regional Quarterfinal Champions and look forward to the Nazareth Swifts.
GAME ONE Morton 11, Claude 4
The Mustangs would be first on the scoreboard with two runs accross in the bottom of the first, but the lead would be short lived. In the second Cade Lyon, Luis Yanez, Brayden Villerreal would all draw walks to load the bases. Lyon would score as Christian Enriquez would draw a one out walk. EJ Rivas would then hit a line drive to right-centerfield and have a true inside the park grand slam to score in four runs. The lead would be five-to-two through two innings.
The Indians would score two runs a piece in the third, fourth, and seventh, while Claude would score just one a piece in the third and seventh.
Morton would score 11 runs on seven hits, while the Indians would commit just two errors and left eight on base. Claude would score four runs on 10 hits, while the Mustangs would commit two errors and leave 11 on base.
Lane Lyon would take the win throwing five and a third. Lyon would allow three runs, two earned on seven hits, three walks, and nine strikeouts. AJ Mendoza would throw one and two thirds to finish. Mendoza would allow one unearned run on three hits, and one walk.
Jayden Blandford would throw two and a third taking the loss for Claude. Blandford would allow seven earned runs on one hits, seven walks, five strikeouts, and one homerun. Luke Knox would finish the last four and two thirds allowing four earned runs on six hits, seven walks, and 10 strikeouts.
GAME TWO Morton 9, Claude 4
The Indians would take game two to finish the sweep of the Mustangs. Morton would start with four runs in the first and two in the second. Claude would score three in the fourth and one in the sixth, but the Indians would score one more in the fifth, and two in the sixth.
Morton would score nine runs on 12 hits, while committing six errors and leaving 11 on base. Claude would score four runs on four hits, while the Mustangs would commit two errors and leave eight on base.
Cade Lyon would take the win for Morton throwing five and one third innings. Lyon would allow four runs, one earned on two hits, five walks, and seven strikeouts. AJ Mendoza would again finish for the Indians throwing one and two thirds. Mendoza would allow no runs on two hits, and a strikeout.
Braygon Conrad would take the loss throwing five and two thirds. Conrad would allow seven earned runs on 10 hits, four walks, and 10 strikeouts. Jayden Blandford would finish the last third inning. Blandford would allow two earned runs on two hits, and three walks.
The Morton Indians would improve to 13-and-five on the year and Regional Quarterfinal Champions. The Indians will advance to take on the 11-and-five Nazareth Swifts. Morton vs. Nazareth, Best of Three at Littlefield High School, Game One Thursday, May 16th, at 6:00pm, Game Two Friday, May 17th, at 12:00pm, Game Three if needed Saturday, May 18th, at 6:00pm.
An era comes to an end this spring at Levelland ISD as longtime educator and Coach Nelda Munoz is retiring after 39 years of service.
Munoz is just the second cross country coach in the history of the district. After Frank Barker founded the program in the 1970’s, Munoz has been coaching the fall distance runners since 2008. Munoz has also served as the Loboette Track and Field coach during her time with the district.
At the Levelland Athletic Booster Club Banquet on Monday May 6th, the Levelland ISD Athletic Department announced that the track and field meet held in Levelland will now be known as the “Nelda Munoz Relays.”
Thanks to Coach Munoz for her years of service and congratulations on your retirement.
Seniors Austin Ellis and Taylynn Ladesma were named the top GPA student athletes on Monday night as the Levelland Athletic Booster Club in conjunction with Levelland ISD honored athletes across the spectrum.
LEVELLAND CROSS COUNTRY
Ariani Lopez — Fighting Heart
Evelyn Mendias and Saul Hernandez — Most Valuable Runners
LOBOETTE VOLLEYBALL
Mia Morin — Fight Heart
Saydi Mendez — Most Improved
Tanaeasia Brackens and Aubree Gaona — Defensive MVPs
Addison Campbell — Offensive MVP
Taylyn Ladesma — Most Valuable Player
LOBO FOOTBALL
Ben Alvarado — Lobo Character Award
Kain Maldonado — Defensive Lineman
Joe Pena — Offensive Lineman
Austin Ellis — MVP
Gage Potter — Offensive MVP
Noah Tienda — Defensive MVP
Eli Randol — Special Team Player
STUDENT TRAINERS
Mackenzie Dominguez and Destini Blair — Newcomers of the Year
Bella Campos — Most Valuable Trainer
LOBO BASKETBALL
Jaden Castillo — Heart of a Lobo, Offensive MVP
Sean Landrum — Newcomer of the Year
Eryk Jones — Defensive MVP
Graham Gibbs — Gano Tubb Most Valuable Player
LOBOETTE BASKETBALL
Mia Morin — Fighting Heart
Leilani Sanchez — Defensive MVP
Olivia Velardez — Offensive MVP
Carley Tienda — Most Valuable Player
LOBO AND LOBOETTE POWERLIFTING
Alex Keene, Avani Lopez, and Maria Erriguin — Newcomers of the Year
Joe Pena and Emmina Collins — Most Improved Lifters
Zaden Carillo and Malaya Tienda — Most Valuable Lifters
LOBO AND LOBOETTE TENNIS
Danny Perez-Garcia and William Canon — Fighting Heart Awards
Jasmin Mendoza and Ryeton McMahan — Pack Pride Awards
Daisy Perez and Nathan Ellis — Most Valuable Players
LOBO AND LOBOETTE GOLF
Max Vergara and Aubrey Morin — Most Valuable Golfers
LOBO BASEBALL
Jake Potter — Newcomer of the Year
Danny Ochoa — Fighting Heart
Rusty Johnson — Silver Slugger
Brayden Moore — Cy Young
Tyler Pemberton — Golden Glove Award
Anson McMahan — Defensive MVP
Noah Tienda — Offensive MVP
LOBOETTE SOFTBALL
Delaney Delgado — Fighting Heart
Aubriana Rivas — Golden Glove
Madison Seat — Newcomer of the Year
Saydi Mendez — Silver Slugger
Angelica Gonzalez — Most Valuable Player, Homerun Queen
LOBO TRACK AND FIELD
Ryan Jeanneret — Runner of the Year
Austin Ellis — Thrower of the Year
Saul Hernandez — Newcomer of the Year
LOBOETTE TRACK AND FIELD
Addison Campbell, Karina Lara — Most Improved
Zanity Sanchez — Newcomer of the Year
Keyleigh Barron and Olivia Velardez — Field MVPs
Evelyn Medias — Most Valuable Player
LOBO UNIFIED TRACK AND FIELD
Yasmine Vargas — Champion Award
Isidro Guzman — Most Valuable Player
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