The Levelland Lobos committed nine errors on Tuesday night and surrendered eight unearned runs as the Lobos dropped their district opener 10-to-nine to the San Angelo Lake View Chiefs. The Lobos drop to 13-and-eight overall and oh-and-one in the district.
It looked like it would go Levelland’s way early as Joel Pena singled and Marco Guillen doubled to open the bottom of the first. Pena scored on a Rusty Johnson ground ball and Blake Klose drove in Guillen on a groundout and the Lobos lead two-to-nothing after one frame.
Levelland got another in the second as Tyler Pemberton doubled and scored on a Noah Tienda double putting the Lobos in front three-to-nothing after three.
That lead disappeared in the third as the Lake View Chiefs sent nine to the plate and on four singles, a walk and three Lobo errors, Lake View plated four runs taking a four-to-three lead to the bottom of the third.
The Lobos got that run back in the third when Blake Klose was hit by a pitch, stole a base and scored on the only Lake View error of the night. After three the game stood tied Levelland 4, San Angelo Lake View 4.
Levelland would retake the lead in the bottom of the fourth.
The Lobos would be bases loaded and no one out and had two runners cut down at home plate before they broke through with Wyatt Baccus driving in two and pushing the Lobos in front six-to-four after four innings.
Lake View would get it all back in the fifth with a lead off walk attached to a botched double play ball and three singles. Two runs crossed in the fifth and tied the game at six all.
Levelland would come up empty in the fifth but San Angelo Lake View surged ahead in the top of the sixth.
The Chiefs batted eight in the sixth and two hit batters, one single and two more errors San Angelo Lake View scored three taking a nine-to-six lead to the bottom of the sixth.
Levelland responded again.
Joel Pena doubled to start the inning and after an intentional walk to Marco Guillen and a walk to Rusty Johnson, the bases were loaded with nobody out. The first run scored on a RBI walk to Blake Klose. The second on a ground ball fielder’s choice from Wyatt Baccus and the third on a passed ball. Levelland’s three run sixth retied the game at nine all.
Lake View would end up getting the only one that mattered in the seventh when Nolan Green would walk, Trey Henry would single and an eighth Lobo error allowed Green to score giving Lake View a ten-to-nine lead to the bottom of the seventh.
Levelland would get the tying run to second as Pena singled with two out in the bottom of the seventh. He would steal second before Marco Guillen would be retired on strikes and the Lobos fell to the Lake View Chiefs ten-to-nine.
San Angelo Lake View got ten runs on 11 hits with one error and left 11. Levelland got nine runs on nine hits with eight errors and eight left.
Neither starter figured into the win as Trey Henry threw five innings allowing nine runs with seven earned on eight hits, four walks, two intentional walks, two hit batters and two strikeouts. Joseph Kofron took the win working two shutout innings on one hit, one walk and three strikeouts.
Carson Boggs got the start for Levelland and worked four and a third allowing six runs with just two earned. Those came on six hits, two walks, and seven strikeouts. Jerry Haile tossed an inning and two-thirds allowing three runs with none earn. Those tallied on four hits, two hit batters and two strikeouts. Brayden Moore threw an inning in relief and took the loss allowing a run unearned on one hit, one walk and struck out two.
The Lake View Chiefs start the season at one-and-oh in district play as they host Snyder on Friday and Sweetwater on Tuesday.
The Levelland Lobos are 13-and-eight overall and oh-and-one in district as they host Big Spring on Friday and travel to Snyder on Tuesday April 4th.
The Steers are in town on Friday with first pitch set for 7:00pm and you can catch the Lobos live on http://www.klvtradio.com and on Levelland Sports Nation on Facebook. Pregame starts at
DISTRICT SCOREBOARD
San Angelo Lakeview 10, Levelland 9
Snyder 8, Lubbock Estacado 7
Big Spring 10, Sweetwater 0
DISTRICT STANDINGS
(1t) Snyder (1-0)
(1t) San Angelo Lakeview (1-0)
(1t) Big Spring (1-0)
(6t) Levelland (0-1)
(6t) Lubbock Estacado (0-1)
(6t) Sweetwater (0-1)
DISTRICT SCHEDULE 03/31/2023
Big Spring @ Levelland
Sweetwater @ Lubbock Estacado
Snyder @ San Angelo Lakeview
DISTRICT SCHEDULE 04/04/2023
Levelland @ Snyder
Sweetwater @ San Angelo Lakeview
Lubbock Estacado @ Big Spring
Natalie Coronado was on point Tuesday night as the Loboette senior tosses a five inning no hitter on the San Angelo Lake View Maidens in a 16-to-nothing win that moves the Loboettes to three-and-oh in district play.
Loboettes would score four in the first, on four singles, one double, and a one run homerun for Chloe Constantino. The lead from Levelland would be four-to-zero until the second.
Levelland would strike 11 more in the second. Mendez would single followed by a triple by Coronado, and a two run homerun from Angelica Gonzalez. Constantino would then double as well as Rico and Paredez. Mendez would get a two RBI triple and Coronado and Gonzalez would both double. Chloe Constantino would then hit her second homerun of the day this time scoring two runs.
Loboettes would score one more in the bottom of the fourth on a double and two singles, and the final score after five would be 16-to-zero in favor of the Loboettes.
Levelland would score 16 runs on 22 hits. The Loboettes would commit one error and leave seven on base. Lakeview would score no runs on no hits in the game. The Maidens would committ no errors and leave one stranded.
Natalie Coronado would throw the no-hiiter in five innings, as she would walk one and strikeout five in the win.
Tatum Aguirre would take the loss for the Maidens, as she would throw all four innings. Aguirre would allow 16 runs all of them earned on 22 hits. She would walk two, strikeout one, but allow three homeruns.
The Loboettes would improve to three-and-oh in district play, as the Maidens would fall to oh-and-three in district. Loboettes are back in action on Friday as they play host to the Big Spring Lady Steers.
The Lake View Maidens are oh-and-three on the season as they host Snyder on Friday and Sweetwater Tuesday April 4th.
The #8 Levelland Loboettes are 19-and-three on the season and three-and-oh in the district as they host Big Spring on Friday before heading to Snyder on the 4th.
Catch the Loboettes Friday on KLVT AM1230, http://www.klvtradio.com and on Levelland Sports Nation on Facebook with Loboette Pregame Show starting at 4:30pm.
DISTRICT SCOREBOARD
Levelland 16, San Angelo Lakeview 0
Sweetwater 15, Big Spring 13
Snyder 10, Lubbock Estacado 0
DISTRICT STANDINGS
(1) Levelland (3-0)
(2t) Snyder (2-1)
(2t) Sweetwater (2-1)
(4t) Big Spring (1-2)
(4t) Lubbock Estacado (1-2)
(6) San Angelo Lakeview (0-3)
DISTRICT SCHEDULE 03/31/2023
Big Spring @ Levelland
Sweetwater @ Lubbock Estacado
Snyder @ San Angelo Lakeview
DISTRICT SCHEDULE 04/04/2023
Levelland @ Snyder
Sweetwater @ San Angelo Lakeview
Lubbock Estacado @ Big Spring
Sundown Roughnecks would beat the Seagraves Eagles in a 10-to-six game, as the Roughnecks would use the community pitch.
The Roughnecks would strike first in the bottom of the first on three walks and a single from Jaxon Rodriguez. They would score one more in the second on two singles and two errors.
Seagraves would tie it up in the top of the fourth scoring three runs on a walk, two hit batters, and two singles. Sundown would score four in the bottom of the inning to take the lead back leading the Eagles seven-to-three.
Both Sundown and Seagraves would score two in the fifth inning and the Roughnecks would hold the lead nine-to-five.
Sundown would score one more in the bottom of the sixth, and Seagraves would only score one in the top of the seventh. The final score would be 10-to-six in favor of Sundown.
The Roughnecks would score 10 runs on 14 hits, they would committ three errors and leave seven stranded. The Eagles would score six runs on four hits, they would committ three errors of their own and leave four on base.
The win would go to Roughneck pitcher Jeffery Rodriguez as he would throw the first four innings and allow three runs, two of them earned on two hits. He would walk one and strikeout nine. Rian Rose would throw for one inning of relief allowing two earned runs on no hits. Rose would walk and strikeout one batter a piece. Jaxon Rodriguez would finish the last two innings allowing one earned run on two hits. Rodriguez would strikeout four batters.
The loss would go to Raymond Rodriguez as he would pitch for three and a third, allowing seven runs six earned on nine hits. Rodriguez would walk three, and strikeout three. Zane Thompson would pitch the last two and two thirds, and allow three earned runs on five hits. Thompson would walk one and strikeout one.
The Sundown Roughnecks would continue their undefeated season with a record of 17-and-oh and a district record of four-and-oh. The Roughnecks will be back in action on Saturday April 1st as they host New Home.
DISTRICT SCOREBOARD
Sundown 10, Seagraves 6
Ropes 3, New Home 1
Smyer 17, Tahoka 6
Post (BYE)
DISTRICT STANDINGS
(1) Sundown (4-0)
(2t) New Home (5-1)
(2t) Ropes (5-1)
(4) Smyer (2-2)
(7t) Post (0-4)
(7t) Seagraves (0-4)
(7t) Tahoka (0-4)
DISTRICT SCHEDULE 04/01/2023
New Home @ Sundown
Smyer @ Ropes
Seagraves @ Post
Tahoka (BYE)
DISTRICT SCHEDULE 04/04/2023
Sundown @ New Home
Ropes @ Smyer
Post @ Seagraves
Tahoka (BYE)
District golf is two rounds deep in 2023 and the Lobos are the team to beat with one round to go.
After Day Two of the district field is added tot he card Levelland currently sits in the top spot at 667 while Sweetwater is six strokes back at 673 and Big Spring is creeping up from third at 674.
After rounds of 81 and 71 Max Vergara is leading the field at 152 while Reece Harris of Big Spring sits second at 154 and Levelland Brenden Lawless is in third at 156.
Other Levelland teams members include Gabe Gibbs currently at 174, Gunner Barrera at 180 and Christian Wheeler at 194.
Round three of the district field will be in Snyder on April 3rd.
The #8 Levelland Loboettes have a very good start to 2023 as they are 18-and-three overall and two-and-oh into district and some of that certainly falls on the bat of Levelland senior infielder Natalie Coronado.
Coronado is currently leading the Loboettes in nearly every offensive category hitting a lofty .633 in 74 trips to the plate. She has racked up 43 RBI on 12 doubles, three triples and 11 homeruns.
It’s been a big year for the senior and it was a big game in a district opening win over Sweetwater and for that Coronado is on the LoneStar Varsity Athlete of the Week ballot.
While the Loboettes were winning their district opener14-to-three over Sweetwater Coronado was busy hitting wo home runs, including a grand slam and driving in eight of Levelland’s 14 runs.
Coronado is joined on the ballot by Makayla Coronado from Lubbock Monterey and Niomi Wines from Lubbock Cooper.
You can vote for our Loboette by clicking the link below and thanks to the Lubbock Avalanche Journal for honoring our area athletes with the LoneStar Varsity Athlete of the Week.
Top Row Managers: Illeigh Moreno, Jesenya Sanchez, Cy’Jai Mitchell 2nd Row Varsity Home/Travel Team: Taylyn Ledesma, Mia Sepulbeda, Alexandria Pina, Mykka Bihl, Jadyn Gamez, Cailey McKay 3rd Row Varsity Home Team:
Vanessa Catellano, Alianna Cervantez, Mattie Buxkemper, Kamilah Baeza, Meekness Childers, Karma Mitchell Bottom Row JV:
Aralyn Gipson, Hannah Murrillo, Carlee Rodriguez, Mariela Reyna, Elizabeth Hackler, Hailyn Grant, Destynii Jones, Sydnii Joyce, Makenzie Dominguez, Maricela Reyna …….Tarah Vargas (not pictured)
The Sundown Roughettes would fall to the Floydada Lady Winds in a 16-to-six contest, as the Lady Winds would sweep Sundown in the 15-to-10, and 16-to-six wins.
Sundown would strike first in the top of the second as they would score in four runs as a single from Araceli Ibarra would score Ashlyn Lara after reaching on a hit batter. Ariel Hernandez would reach on a fielders choice and Allie McCormick would load the bases on a catcher interference. An error and a single from Camry Jourden would score in two more, and McCormick would score from a wild pitch.
Floydada would strike in the bottom of the second for three runs. Annalise Perez would start with a single then score after three walked batters. Two errors would allow two runs in the inning and the lead would be Sundown’s four-to-three.
Roughettes would score one run on two hits from Lara, and Ibarra, but Floydada would score three more. The Lady Winds would score those three runs on a double, three singles and an error. Floydada would have the lead for the rest of the contest.
Sundown would score two in the fourth and one in the fifth compared to five a piece for Floydada. Sundown would score two more in the seventh but would fall to Floydada 16-to-six.
Sundown would score 10 runs on nine hits. The Roughettes would commit five errors while stranding eight baserunners. Floydada would score 16 runs on 16 hits, the Lady winds would commit seven errors and leave seven on base.
The loss would go to Daniella Reyna as she would throw for four complete innings. Reyna would allow 14 runs, eight of them earned off 12 hits. She would walk five and strikeout five. Emry Jourden would finish for the Roughettes going two complete innings. Jourden would allow two runs, both earned on four hits. She would walk one, and strikeout one.
The win would go to Alli Hernandez as she would throw all seven innings. Hernandez would allow ten runs, only two earned on nine hits. She would walk two and strikeout nine.
Sundown would fall in the district to a two-and-two record as Floydada improves to six-and-oh. Sundown Roughettes back in action as they host the Ralls Lady Rabbits Tuesday March 28th, first pitch at 5:00pm.
The Levelland Loboettes moved to 19-and-four overall and two-and-oh in district on Friday and followed a 12-to-three win over Lubbock Estacado with a trip to the studios of KCBD News Channel 11 as the #8 Loboettes were KCBD Sports Team of the Week.
The Loboettes needing a big back three innings on Friday to take down the Lady Matadors 12-to-three.
Levelland got a run in the first when Saydi Mendez doubled and scored on an Angelica Gonzalez single. They would add a second run in the third on a solo homerun from Chloe Constantino taking a two-to-nothing lead to the bottom of the third.
That would be wiped away as the Lady Matadors turned a single from Ishana Rudulph and a fielder’s choice from Zoey Vasquez into two runs on a passed ball and a RBI double from Nadia Huerta.
The game went the fourth at two all.
Levelland went away quiet in the fourth and Estacado would take the lead in the bottom of the fourth as Norma Salazar walked and scored on a Loboette throwing error. Lubbock Estacado would lead four-to-three after four.
That would be the last lead for Estacado.
The Loboettes got three in the fifth on doubles from Natalie Coronado and Madalon Rico coupled with a single from Angelica Gonzalez.
They added two more in the sixth on a walk to Delaney Delgado, a RBI double from Saydi Mendez and a sac fly RBI from Natalie Coronado.
They concluded the onslaught with five run fifth on a triple from Chloe Constantino, singles from Delany Delgado and Danica Rivera along with a two-run homerun from Aubriana Rivas.
That was way more offense then Lubbock Estacado could counter and Levelland cruised in for the 12-to-three win moving the #8 Levelland Loboettes 19-and-four overall and two-and-oh in district.
The Loboettes tallied 12 runs on 13 hits with two errors and left six while Estacado got three runs on six hits with six errors and seven left.
Aubriana Rivas tossed a five inning win on 95 pitches with 58 strikes. She allowed three runs with two earned on five hits, four walks, and nine strikeouts. Natalie Coronado tossed a two inning save in shutout fashion. She would allow a single, a walk and struck out two.
Zoey Vasquez took the loss working all seven innings and allowing 12 runs with seven earned on 13 hits, two walks, and two strikeouts.
The Estacado Lady Matadors slide to 9-and-16 overall and one-and-one in district play as they head to one-and-one Snyder on Tuesday before hosting Sweetwater on Friday.
The #8 Levelland Loboettes move to 19-and-four overall and two-and-oh in district. They will host the San Angelo Lakeview Maidens coming into Tuesday at oh-and-two. Big Spring will be in town on Friday.
Catch the Loboettes Tuesday on http://www.klvtradio.com and on Levelland Sports Nation on Facebook with Loboette Pregame Show starting at 4:30pm
DISTRICT SCOREBOARD
Levelland 12, Lubbock Estacado 3
Big Spring 14, San Angelo Lakeview 1
Sweetwater 10, Snyder 5
DISTRICT STANDINGS
(1) Levelland (2-0)
(2t) Big Spring (1-1)
(2t) Lubbock Estacado (1-1)
(2t) Snyder (1-1)
(2t) Sweetwater (1-1)
(6) San Angelo Lakeview (0-2)
DISTRICT SCHEDULE 03/28/2023
San Angelo Lakeview @ Levelland
Sweetwater @ Big Spring
Lubbock Estacado @ Snyder
DISTRICT SCHEDULE 03/31/2023
Big Spring @ Levelland
Sweetwater @ Lubbock Estacado
Snyder @ San Angelo Lakeview
Sundown Roughettes would drop one to Floydada. They would mount a bit of a comeback after traling 11-to-three through four innings. The final score would be 15-to-10 in favor of the Lady Winds.
Floydada would be the talk of the first four innings leading the Roughettes 11-to-three, but Sundown would not go quietly.
Sundown bats would catch fire in the bottom of the fifth as they trailed 13-to-three. Camry Jourden would lead off the inning with a stand-up triple, Emry Jourden would score her the next pitch on a home run to deep left field. Daneilla Reyna would double, Ciena Jackson would do the baseruning but only for a moment as she would score from a single from Araceli Ibarra, and Ella McCormick would follow after a passed ball.
In the sixth inning Floydada would score one run on an erro, and Sundown would continue the hit parade in the bottom of the sixth. Camry Jourden would have a one out single, and Emry Jourden woould hit another shot to left for a two run homerun. Ashlyn Lara would then have a one run homerun to deep center.
Floydada would have get another homerun from Kirsten Pyle to make the lead 15-to-10 and that would end it.
Sundown Roguhettes would move to two-and-one in district play, as they get set to make the trip to Floydada for the second game of the series. First pitch is scheduled for 11:00am Saturday morning with a Pregame starting at 10:45am on http://www.klvtradio.com and on Sundown Sports Nation on Facebook.
DISTRICT SCOREBOARD
Floydada 15, Sundown 10
New Deal 3, Sudan 2
Ralls 15, Hale Center 1
Lockney (BYE)
DISTRICT STANDINGS
(1) Floydada (5-0)
(2) Ralls (3-0)
(3) New Deal (3-2)
(4) Sundown (2-1)
(5) Sudan (2-3)
(6) Lockney (0-4)
(7t) Hale Center (0-5)
DISTRICT SCHEDULE 03/25/2023
Sundown @ Floydada
Hale Center @ Ralls
Sudan @ New Deal
Lockney (BYE)
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