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2019-09-19 10:21:00
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SWEETWATER — Serena Dobbs kicked it into high gear as she neared the finish sprinting from 10th to sixth place before crossing the line at the Roscoe Invitational cross country meet held on Monday.
The Coahoma High School freshman recorded her best time this season at 14 minutes, 20 seconds, which is one minute, 29 seconds faster than her last outing at the Western Texas Invitation held in Snyder last week.
Fellow teammate Mason Hudgins also had an impressive day. He sprinted across the finish line at 20 minutes, 55 seconds which is down a full two minutes, 43 seconds from his last race. That was enough to land the CHS sophomore with a medal for ninth place.
In the junior high boys division, Jake Freeman earned another medal. He placed ninth with a time of six minutes, three seconds.
Next: The Coahoma Cross Country team will head to Abilene on Saturday, Sept. 28 for the ACU Invitational.
Roscoe Invitational
TSTI Campus, Sweetwater
Sept. 16, 2019
Results (Coahoma only)
High School boys
9 — Mason Hudgins, 20:05
11 — Nick Biddison, 20:14
13 — Tanner Atkins, 20:44
14 — Hector Colon-Rivera, 20:56.
21 — D’Kota Biddison, 22:08
High School girls
6 — Serena Dobbs, 14:20.
23 — Katelyn Johnson, 15:46.
35 — Kalie Kacyzk, 17:19.
JH Boys
9 — Jake Freeman, 6:03
15 — Juan Carlos Garza, 6:20.
18 — Keiston Harrison, 6:27.
19 — Rochelle Gavin, 6:28.
40 — Caleb Klug, 8:42.
JH Girls
11—Katie Jones, 8:33.
15 — MacKayla Gonzales, 9:57.
Posted
2019-09-18 17:27:00
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COAHOMA — The Coahoma Bulldogettes came back from a seven-point deficit to earn a victory against the McCamey Lady Badgers in three sets — 25-12, 25-19, 26-24 — on Tuesday night.
After two straight losses to Kermit and Big Spring, the ‘Dogettes (8-13) needed a win to get their focus back on district which opens Sept. 28 at Jim Ned.
“It was a huge win for us, especially after our loss last week to Kermit in five sets,” said Jamie Bonner, Bulldogettes Head Volleyball Coach following the game. “That was a heartbreaker. We had a really good practice yesterday, and I told them we have to learn how to finish, and we have to win in the end.”
And that’s just what her team did on Tuesday night. After falling to a seven-point deficit (4-11) in the third set, Coahoma went on a five-point streak to cut the Lady Badger’s lead down to two (9-11). By mid-match, the Bulldogettes tied the game after a solid kill by Julia Cox and surged ahead on the next serve.
The Lady Badgers were not so easily dissuaded from attempting to force a fourth set as they came back three times to tie the match before Coahoma put away the game 26-24.
“I’ve been telling them we have to finish,” Bonner said. “We can’t be scared to hit the ball. We have to use our offense the entire game. If it’s working for us, we can’t get scared because it’s game point and just push or tip the ball. We have to hit, and I think we did a good job of doing that tonight.”
Cox led the Bulldogettes to victory with 12 kills. MaKynlee Overton had six and Kirah Kimball pounded out five. Zoie Joslin recorded a whopping 21 assists
Next: Coahoma heads to San Angelo Lake View on Saturday. The two JV teams play at 5 p.m. and the varsity game begins at 6 p.m.
Coahoma DEF. McCamey: 25-12, 25-19, 26-24
Aces: Kirah Kimball 1.
Kills: Madison Rodgers 1, Julia Cox 12, Zoie Joslin 1, Kirah Kimball 5, Sydney Rinard 1, Caitlyn Corley 4, MaKynlee Overton 6.
Blocks: Kirah Kimbal 1, MaKynlee Overton 1.
Assists: Madison Rodgers 1, Zoie Joslin 21, MaKynlee Overton 1
Digs: Julia Cox 3, Caitlyn Corley 1.
McCamey DEF. JV Red: 23-25, 25-18, 14-16
McCamey DEF. JV White: 23-25, 23-25.
Posted
2019-09-17 10:47:00
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Football tickets for Big Spring’s Homecoming game are on sale now at the Big Spring ATC, located just behind Big Spring High School. Advance tickets for students are $2.00 and Adults are $4.00.
Student athletes can get in free by going to the side gate with their athletic pass, but must also have their school ID with them to show.
Big Spring ISD staff can also get in free going to the side gate with their employee ID.
Advance tickets for students can be purchased at any campus for $2.00, but only on Fridays.
General Admission at the gate for all adults and students is $6.00.
The Rotary Club will be holding their fundraiser @ homecoming so get out there a little early and support them as well!
Posted
2019-09-16 11:14:00
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Money raised from the game between the two Howard County teams including T-Shirt sales will be donated to the victims of the Odessa shooting.
Big Spring DEF. Coahoma: 10-25, 17-25, 10-25 (Coahoma scores first)
Aces: Madison Rodgers 3.
Kills: Julia Cox 2, Caitlyn Corley1, Abby Lopez 3.
Blocks: Julia Cox 1, Kirah Kimball 2, Caitlyn Corley 3.
Assists: Zoie Joslin 5, Julia Cox 1.
Digs: Kenzi Canales 1, Kirah Kimball 1, Caitlyn Corley 1, Abby Lopez 3.
Next: Coahoma hosts McCamey at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Posted
2019-09-15 10:59:00
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The Coahoma Junior High girls cross country team turned more than a few heads at the Crane Invitational on Saturday after four runners earned medals and the team won the meet for the girls junior high division.
Nevaeh Kirby led the girls cross team to the championship by placing fourth. Baylor Wright, Isabella Cox, and Sophie Biddison also earned medals and finished sixth, seventh, and 17 respectively.
Next: The cross country team heads to Roscoe on Monday.
Crane Invitational
Saturday, Sept. 14
(Coahoma results only)
HS Boys
63 — Hector Colon-Rivera, 20:53
70 — Ethan Biddsion, 21:32.
72 — Tanner Atkins, 21:42.
77 — Nick Biddison, 22:15
92 — D’Kota Harrison, 23:20
HS Girls
63 — Kalie Kacyzk, 15:58
JH Boys
19 — Jake Freeman
31 — Gavin Rochelle
66 — Keiston Harrison
130 — Caleb Klug
JH Girls
4 — Nevaeh Kirby
6 — Baylor Wright
7 — Isabella Cox
17 — Sophie Biddison
35 — Merrick Alvarez
46 — Abigail Bose
47 — Natalie East
121 — Katie Jones
140 — MacKayla Gonzales
157 — Savannah Mecham
Because of a glitch in the clock system, no times for both the junior high boys or girls teams are available yet.
Posted
2019-09-13 00:38:00
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8th Grade B Team won 20-6 over Monahans Loboes, the team was led by QB Michael Munoz, WR Jose Munoz and RB Jesse Olguin, with great Special Teams support by Breck Elam, and outstanding Defensive stands by the team.
8th Grade A Team suffered a hard loss in a close dog fight losing by 4 in the last minutes of the game with a final score of 26-22. The whole team played hard and pushed through adversity. Offense was led by QB Gavin Padron, RBs Kavion Ford and AJ Jackson, and Center Jeremiah Presas. The Defense, led by Keyshawn Woodruff and Jayden Overton, fought hard and came up with big plays. And Bailey Simpson returned a kickoff for a touchdown to tie the game late in the 3rd quarter.
First home game, next week at Memorial Stadium against Pecos!
Posted
2019-09-11 11:15:00
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Big Spring v. Lamesa - Jr. High Volleyball, 09/09/19
7th Grade A Team:
Although the 7th Grade A Team played extremely well as a team, they lost to Lamesa (20-25 and 20-25). Isis Nesbit and Niomi Wines led the Lady Steers on the front row net coverage. Alondra Salgado and Hazel Rangel played great defense on the back row. The coaches are so proud of the team’s constant improvement each week.
7th Grade B Team:
The 7th Grade B Team suffered a loss last night to Lamesa (7-25 and 5-25). The girls started off slow and then began to pick back up and fight halfway through the first set. They were making great plays getting three hits and are preparing for a win next Monday against Sweetwater. Our player of the game was Marlynn Bermea with her strong serves and preparation on offense and defense.
8th Grade A Team:
8th Grade A Team came out with a big win over Lamesa last night in three sets. They won the first set 25-20, lost the second set 24-26, and came back with a big win in the third set 25-10. Cloe Visiana had some great kills and Brooklynn Hyatt made some amazing servers. Each girl stepped up to do their part in taking this win.
8th Grade B Team:
The 8th Grade B Team came out with a win over Lamesa last night winning in two sets (26-24 and 25-19). Analisa De Los Santos and Presleigh Emerson had excellent passes; and, Lauren Bryan had great serves. It was a great team effort.
Posted
2019-09-10 11:19:00
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Midland Christian Volleyball Games on Thursday, 09/05/2019
7 th Grade A Team:
The Lady Steer 7 th Grade A team was defeated in two sets by the Midland Christrian Mustangs during their home opener last night (7-25 and 3-25). Angelica Hernandez, Hazel Rangel, and Elena Lopez were awesome leaders in the court.
7 th Grade B Team:
Our Lady Steer 7 th Grade B team was defeated in two sets by Midland Christian (5-25 and 5-25). The girls were able to pick themselves up and play better the second set rather than the first. We are very proud of the attitudes on and off of the court during this match. The standout players in this game were Karisma Cepeda, Sofia Lozano, and Emily Starr for their attitudes and willingness to go after the ball all game.
8 th Grade A Team:
The 8 th Grade A Team played a tough match against Midland Christian which ended in a loss in two sets. Our standout player this game in Brooklyn Hyatt. She put extra effort into digging hits.
8 th Grade B Team:
The 8 th Grade B Team played Midland Christian first was a win. The second and third sets ended in losses. Our standout player is Madison Hamm with her amazing serves.
Forsan Volleyball Tournament on Friday, 09/06/2019 and Saturday, 09/07/2019:
Friday:
7 th Grade B Team:
Our 7 th Grade B Team played really well in the Forsan Tournament on Friday. The first game was played against Water Valley. We lost in two sets (8-25 and 7-25) sending us to the consolation bracket. Our second game was played against Forsan and resulted in a win (25-21 and 25-19).
Then our final game was for Consolation Champion against Coahoma. This game was fought hard until the end resulting in a loss (13-25 and 17- 25). These girls played hard and showed some major love for the game. We could not be prouder of the improvement they have been making each day. Our standout players for the tournament include Karisma Cepeda,
Natavia Robinson, Trinity Muniz, Alliana Chavarria, Sofia Lozano, and Emily Starr.
8 th Grade B Team:
Our 8 th Grade B Team played well in the Forsan tournament on Friday. In the first game we won against Colorado City (25-16 and 29-25). In the second game, we played Coahoma and won (25-15 and 23-25). The third game was against Coahoma and was lost (23-25 and 13-25). In the Championship game, we rallied but fell short to Coahoma (23-25 and 25- 15). We placed second in the Forsan Tournament. Standout players in the tournament were Maddison Hamm, J’Alia Groage, and Analisa De Los Santos as well as the rest of the team.
Way to Go Lady Steers.
Saturday:
7 th Grade A Team:
Our 7 th Grade A Team played well at the Forsan Tournament on Saturday. In the first game, we lost to Colorado City in two sets (17-25 and 14-25). We then split sets with Coahoma (25-14 and 11-25), The first set was won with a comeback from being behind. There was no third set tournament wide so instead there was a point differential in which Coahoma took the win. Jaycee Smith, Ambrie Franco, Niomi Wines, Nevvaeh Morris, Elena Lopez, and Carnesha Rutledge played well consistently throughout the tournament. We are so proud of how the entire team communicated and encouraged each other on the court.
8 th Grade A Team:
Our 8 th Grade A team started out playing Water Valley and won the first set 25-22 but fell short in the second set losing 25-23. We played Sterling City and beat them in two sets, and moved on to play Colorado City. This game was also won to win the Consolation Bracket. Stand-out players this tournament include Cloe Viasana, Brooklyn Hyatt, and Kylee Haynie.
Junior High Volleyball Highlights for the 2019-2020 Season They were strong and consistent even though all the rest of the girls stepped up to help the team.
Posted
2019-09-15 10:03:00
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Big Spring Steers 21 - Monahans Loboes 13
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Sonic Offensive Player of the Game: Gabriel Baeza
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Sonic Defensive Player of the Game: Branden Zarroga
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Big Spring Ford Big Hit of the Game: Orlando Sanchez
Stanton Buffaloes 19 - Forsan Buffs 22
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Sonic Offensive Player of the Game: Adrian De La O
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Sonic Defensive Player of the Game: Ashton Smith
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White Motor Company Big Hit of the Game: Evan Cox
Coahoma Bulldogs 55 - Wink Wildcats 22
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Sonic Offensive Player of the Game: Sean Striegler
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Sonic Defensive Player of the Game: Brant Gartman
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Big Spring Ford Big Hit of the Game: Collin Daniels
Lakeview 32 Snyder 19
Andrews 44 Levelland 19
Seminole 27 Pecos 21
Loraine 50 Rotan 0
Ballinger 49 Colorado City 14
Midland Lee 72 Montwood 7
Coronado 44 Odessa 27
Carroll 48 Permian 7
Cedar Park 41 Central 35
Frenship 61 Lubbock Cooper 53
New Deal 21 Slaton 14
Idalou 38 Littlefield 21
Westbrook 50 Veribest 0
Ira 50 Lueders-Avoca 0
Munday 39 Non UIL-opponent 0
Grape Creek 40 Rocksprings 0
Ropes 44 O'Donnell 32
Sterling City 52 Hermleigh 0
Happy 40 Turkey Valley 36
Canyon 55 Lamesa 6
Hirschi 70 Sweetwater 41
Balmorhea 68 Garden City 22
Posted
2019-09-09 10:15:00
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The Lady Steers volleyball team is dedicating their Saturday game against Coahoma on 9/14/19 to those affected by the horrible tragedy in Odessa. A donation will be passed around for the victims’ families. The game will be held at Steer Gym, and the public is encouraged to attend. Games begin at 10 AM with Varsity teams playing at 12 PM.
Posted
2019-09-13 13:06:00
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Big Spring Steers will travel to Monahans tonight. Kick off is at 7 PM, and you can listen to that broadcast on KBest Country 95.7.
Coahoma Bulldogs will have their Homecoming game this evening against the Wink Wildcats. Homecoming festivities begin at 7 PM, with the announcement of Homecoming Queen at half-time. That broadcast can be heard on The Mighty 1490 AM.
Tonight, it’s the battle of the buffaloes with Forsan hosting Stanton. Kick off is at 7:30 PM, and you can listen to that game on 94.3 The Fuse and on our KBest Media Facebook page.
Posted
2019-09-11 06:15:00
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Kermit DEF Coahoma: 25-27, 25-9,19-25, 25-21, 10-15 (Coahoma scores first)
Aces: Kirah Kimball 2, MaKynlee Overton 2.
Kills: Julia Cox 6, Zoie Joslin 1, Kirah Kimball 12, Caitlyn Corley 8, MaKynlee Overton 12.
Blocks: Kirah Kimbal 2, MaKynlee Overton 1.
Assists: Zoie Joslin 25, MaKynlee Overton 1.
Digs: Julia Cox 2, Zoie Joslin 8, Kenzi Canales 1, MaKynlee Overton 1.
Posted
2019-09-09 11:04:00
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Southwest College for the Deaf (SWCD) had their only volleyballs for the season this past weekend, September 7-8th, 2019. The Lady Rattlers played against Southwestern Adventist University.
Although Southwestern Adventist University came out on top, Head Volleyball Coach and SWCD Athletic Director Roderica Johnson advised that this weekend's games were "by far the best games we've had since we've started the volleyball program."
Scores for Saturday night were 25-7, 25-17, 25-22.
Scores for Sunday were 25-21, 25-13, 25-4.
Posted
2019-09-09 10:00:00
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POST — MaKynlee Overton led the Coahoma Bulldogettes (7-11) to a victory against the Post Lady Antelopes on Saturday with a team high of nine kills. Coahoma took the match in three sets 25-22, 25-12, 25-17.
Julia Cox and Kirah Kimball had two kills apiece. Kimball also pounded out two aces. Madison Rodgers, Zoie Joslin, and Overton all earned one ace each. Joslin recorded five assists.
Next: Coahoma will host Kermit on Tuesday. Game times are 4:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. for the two JV teams and 6:30 p.m. for varsity.
Coahoma DEF Post: 25-22, 25-12, 25-17
Aces: Madison Rodgers 1, Zoie Joslin 1, Kirah Kimball 2, MaKynlee Overton 1.
Kills: Madison Rodgers 1, Julia Cox 2, Kirah Kimball 2, Sydney Rinard 1, MaKynlee Overton 9.
Assists: Zoie Joslin 5, Kirah Kimball 1.
Next: Coahoma hosts Kermit on Tuesday, 09/10/19. Game time is 6:30 p.m.
Posted
2019-09-09 10:10:00
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Big Spring Steers 27 - Sweetwater Mustangs 48
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Sonic Offensive Player of the Game: Orlando Sanchez
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Sonic Defensive Player of the Game: Abel Clark
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Big Spring Ford Big Hit of the Game: Abel Clark
Stanton Buffaloes 2 - Wink Wildcats 8
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Sonic Offensive Player of the Game: Jaxson Lindell
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Sonic Defensive Player of the Game: Cody Hensley
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White Motor Company Big Hit of the Game: Evan Cox
Coahoma Bulldogs 40 - McCamey Badgers 9
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Sonic Offensive Player of the Game: Braxton Chandler
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Sonic Defensive Player of the Game: Colin Daniels
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Big Spring Ford Big Hit of the Game: Isaac Murrillo
Forsan 0 Post 32
Abernathy 42 Sundown 9
Coronado 21 Lubbock Cooper 35
Clyde 53 Merkel 14
Ballinger 48 Reagan County 7
Colorado City 0 Crane 43
Wall 20 Cisco 13
Kermit 26 Pecos 38
Ozona 65 Iraan 0
Lasmesa 0 Sonora 50
Westbrook 30 Borden County 62
Borger 33 Lubbock 23
Snyder 3 Brownwood 70
Seminole 22 Idalou 21
Bridgeport 54 Bowie 19
Decatur 49 Alvarado 42
West 7 Eastland 49
LakeView Centennial 14 North Mesquite 33
Tascoso 33 Amarillo 36
Dumas 48 Caprock 28
Franklin 49 Permian 28
Lee 35 Abilene 21
Andrews 44 Monahans 6
Morton 8 Garden City 69
Richland 13 Central 23
Ira 54 Sands 7
Non UIL opponent 14 Odessa 37
West Texas 32 Stratford 27
Bronte 0 Loraine 49
Southland School 6 Grady 51
Marshall 25 Taft 19
Balmorhea 42 Nueces Canyon 34
Pebbles Hills 42 Midland 43
Sterling City 58 Buena Vista 0
Robert Lee 34 Sidney 20
Posted
2019-09-06 17:33:00
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SWCD Women's Volleyball will be hosting their first home volleyball games of the season this weekend against Southwestern Adventist University. The first game will be on Saturday, September 7th at 8:30 PM and on Sunday, September 8th at 11:30 AM. Both games will be held at the SWCD Activity Center.
Be advised that these will be the only home games of the volleyball season due to their short season. The public is encouraged to wear some type of green, if possible, and all are welcomed to attend the games.
As for high school volleyball, both the Big Spring Lady Steers and the Coaohoma Bulldogettes will host home games on Saturday, 09/07/19, at 1 PM. Big Spring will take on Seminole, and Coahoma will face off against Post.
Posted
2019-09-06 17:30:00
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In high school football tonight, the Big Spring Steers will host their first home game of the season against Sweetwater at Memorial Stadium, and you can listen to that broadcast on KBest Country 95.7.
Coahoma Bulldogs will travel to McCamey to take on the Badgers. That broadcast can be heard on The Mighty 1490 AM.
Stanton Buffaloes will travel to Wink to battle against the Wildcats, and you can listen to that game on 94.3 The Fuse.
The Forsan Buffs will host a home game against Post, and you can keep up with that game on our KBest Media Facebook page. All 4 teams will kick off at 7:30 PM.
Posted
2019-09-05 15:28:00
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The Big Spring Varsity Tennis squad defeated Sweetwater in a hard-fought contest at Figure 7 Tennis Center in Comanche Trail Park by the final score of 14-5.
Big Spring took a 5-2 lead after doubles winning several very close matches.
The Big Spring girls dominated in singles play winning all six singles matches. The Big Spring boys won three of six. Natalia Lopez was the clinching match.
Big Spring moves to 2-1 in district play after falling last week to San Angelo Lake View 12-7 in San Angelo.
Next up: Snyder Varsity on Saturday, September 7th at 10:00 a.m.
Posted
2019-09-04 17:18:00
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COAHOMA — The Veribest Lady Falcons quickly found out they were going to have to dig deep if they wanted to earn a win against the Coahoma Bulldogettes in their own home.
Veribest came out on top in three sets — 23-25, 22-25, 22-25 — in a match where both teams jostled the lead back and forth all night.
MaKynlee Overton led the Bulldogettes on offense. The Coahoma junior pounded out nine kills. Fellow teammates Kirah Kimball had six and Sydney Rinard spiked four. Zoie Joslin had 15 assists for the game and Madison Rodgers earned one ace.
In a game marked with a number of long rallies, Kenzi Canales had a team high of six digs to help keep the Bulldogettes in the match. Caitlyn Corley had four.
Next: The varsity Bulldogettes head to Post on Saturday. Game time is 1 p.m.
Veribest DEF Coahoma: 23-25, 22-25, 22-25
Veribest DEF Coahoma JV Red: 14-25, 21-25.
Varsity Game Stats only
Aces: Madison Rodgers 1.
Kills: Madison Rodgers 1, Julia Cox 2, Kirah Kimball 6, Sydney Rinard 4, Caitlyn Corley 3, MaKynlee Overton 9.
Blocks: Madison Rodgers 1, Kirah Kimball 4, Caitlyn Corley 1, MaKynlee Overton 3
Assists: Madison Rodgers 1, Zoie Joslin 15, Kenzi Canales 1, Kirah Kimball 1, Sydney Rinard 1, Caitlyn Corley 1, MaKynlee Overton 1.
Digs: Madison Rodgers 1, Kenzi Canales 6, Caitlyn Corley 4.
Posted
2019-09-03 10:27:00
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The 6th annual Howard County Bowl was played at Memorial Stadium on Friday evening, 08/30/19, between Forsan and Coahoma.
The Band Big Spring got the crowd and players fired up with a fantastic performance to kick off The Howard County Bowl. Both The Coahoma and the Forsan drumlines joined the hometown boys for a performance of Queen’s big hit “We Will Rock You” for the ultimate start to an action packed Friday night.
The marching bands for both schools performed during halftime before Big Spring High School graduate and country music artist Mark McKinney took the stage to perform.
The Bulldogs won the game with a final score of Coahoma 38, Forsan 0. Not only was there an incredible game with great hometown musicians, there were, also, thirty one recipients of $1000 scholarships, totaling $31,000. Delek Big Spring Refinery presented a donation in the amount of $10,000 to go toward the Howard County
Bowl.
For more information, visit the Facebook page for Howard County Bowl.
Posted
2019-09-02 15:28:00
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Big Spring Steers 6 - Greenwood Rangers 42
- Sonic Offensive Player of the Game: Orlando Sanchez
- Sonic Defensive Player of the Game: Elijah Darrow
- Big Spring Ford Big Hit of the Game: Abel Clark
Stanton Buffaloes 20 - Reagan County Owls 12
- Sonic Offensive Player of the Game: Jaxson Lindell
- Sonic Defensive Player of the Game: Evan Cox
- White Motor Company Big Hit of the Game: Ashton Smith
Coahoma Bulldogs 38 - Forsan Buffs 0
- Sonic Offensive Player of the Game: Zack Schneider
- Sonic Defensive Player of the Game: Gaige Hill
- Big Spring Ford Big Hit of the Game: Jonathon Schneider
Colorado City3 Albany 18
Sterling City 64 non UIL opponent 6
Garden City 46 Sanderson 0
Borden County 55 Straw 26
Grady 8 Highland 54
San Angelo Central 21 ShoeMaker 54
Abilene High 14 Tascosa 19
Odessa Permian 14 DeSota 38
Monahans 12 Clint 27
Andrews 20 Cooper 45
Pecos 0 Denver City 47
Sweetwater 27 Cisco 49
Snyder 27 Littlefield 34
Brownwood 10 Brock 0
Abilene Wylie 19 Georgetown 49
Seminole 57 Lubbock 7
Lamesa 20 Lakeview 38
Iraan 6 Crane 80
McCarney 39 Seymour 20
Ozona 13 Sonora 33
Robert Lee 8 Water Valley 53
Westbrook 8 Balmorhea 56
Midland Lee 49 Smithson Valley 21
Idalow 28 Shallwater 22
Hawley 39 Roscoe 0
Stamford 30 Merkel 0
Winter 21 Goldthwaite 0
Ira 50 Crowell
Midland 16 Randall 35
Posted
2019-08-30 16:31:00
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The following changes have been made to the 2019 Junior Varsity Bulldog football schedule.
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Sept. 5, JV Bulldogs vs Stanton, away, 6 p.m.
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Sept. 12, Open
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Oct. 3, JV Bulldogs vs Forsan, home, 6 p.m.
Two teams cancelled because their programs can not field a JV team this year.
“As in any sport, if we have teams cancel on us I will do anything in my power to find replacement games,” said Chris Joslin, CISD Athletic Director and Head Football Coach. “Our kids work and prepare every week and need to play games. Even if it means playing the same team multiple times, we need to compete.”
The JV Bulldogs football team opened the season with a win over the Forsan Buffaloes Thursday night in Forsan. Coahoma won 20-0.
Posted
2019-08-28 09:00:00
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The Howard County Bowl is this Friday and 1 lucky football fans will have an opportunity to walk away with cold hard cash by participating in a special Sonic Kick for Cash during halftime.
The selected participant will attempt to make a field goal by kicking the KBST football from 25 yards out. Usually, if the participant makes the field goal, he or she will win a cash prize of at least $100. Since this week’s game is the Howard County Bowl, the cash prize has been increased to $200.
To register for the Sonic Kick for Cash, visit kbst.com and click on the Sonic Kick for Cash link to register online to kick at this week’s Howard County Bowl at Memorial Stadium.
Plus, don’t forget that pre-sale tickets for the Howard County Bowl are still available. Adult tickets are $6 and student tickets are $4. Ticket prices will increase to $8 for both adults and students at the gate. Tickets can be purchased at KBest Media, 608 Johnson in Big Spring.
Posted
2019-08-26 10:33:00
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MIDLAND — Coahoma High School cross country runner Ethan Biddison ran a team best at the Midland Invitational held on Saturday and finished 32nd out of 173 competitors in the boys race.
Overall, the boys team finished 13th out of 26 teams representing schools from Class 1A to 6A. Fellow teammate Hector Colon-Rivera finished 67th followed closely by Mason Hudgins who was the 68th runner to cross the finish line.
Rounding out the Coahoma boys team, Tanner Atkins finished 73rd, D’Kota Harrison ended in 81st place, and Nick Biddison came in at 86th place.
Serena Dobbs showed an impressive start for the season. The CHS freshman finished 38th out of 171 runners and Katleyn Johnson came in at 59th place.
Next: The Coahoma Cross Country high school and junior high teams head to Snyder to compete at the Western Texas Invitational on Sept. 7.
Posted
2019-08-23 11:36:00
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It’s time to meet the 2019-2020 Coahoma Bulldogs and Bulldogettes.
Meet the Bulldogs, a community pep rally, will be held at 7 p.m. on Monday in the Bill Easterling Memorial Stadium.
“We are so excited for this year,” said Coahoma ISD Athletic Director and Head Football Coach Chris Joslin. “Our kids have worked hard through the summer to prepare for this year from athletics to band and cheerleading. In athletics alone, we had 75 of the students who attended summer conditioning make the 100 percent club and their hard work is already showing in their performance.”
The event will begin at 7 p.m. Monday when the community will have a chance to meet and cheer for junior high and high school athletes playing football, volleyball, and cross country along with members of the award-winning Big Red Band and the Coahoma cheerleaders.
The crowd will also have a chance to meet the 2019-2020 coaching staff and their families along with student trainers, ball boys and flag runners.
The Big Red Band’s drumline will perform and to cap off the night, the band will play the school song and fight song.
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