The Coahoma Bulldogettes volleyball team will face Dublin for the bi-district game at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 5, at Abilene High School gym. Coahoma finished third in District 5-3A with a 3-5 district record and 11-19 overall. 

The Big Spring Lady Steers volleyball team will be competing against Graham for their playoff game in Hawley @ 6pm on Tuesday Nov. 5, 2019. Admission will be $4 for adults and $3 for students.

Big Spring Men's Cross Country Team takes 2nd at District Meet in Snyder, 10/16/19

Big Spring Cross Country teams competed in the District Meet for Region 1, District 5 that was held on Oct. 16, 2019 in Snyder at Western Texas College.

Varsity girls, junior varsity girls, junior high girls and junior high boys competed in the 2-mile. Varsity boys and junior varsity boys ran a 5k.

The teams placed as follows for the Varsity/JV Men's 5k:

Place  Team Name  Score

1st     Snyder            33

2nd    Big Spring       38

3rd     Lake View       71

4th     Sweetwater     94

Men's 5k

Place - Bib # - Name - Team - Time - Team Score

1  230 Cristian Escobedo - Snyder 17:44 1

2  284 Roman Perez - Big Spring 18:15 2

3  231 Corey Landin - Snyder 18:41 3

4  201 Eric Martinez - Sweetwater 18:47 4

5  232 Michael Jaramillo - Snyder 19:30 5

6  288 Isaac Gonzales - Big Spring 19:47 6

7  236 Jeremiah Rodriguez - Snyder 19:52 7

8  260 Alexis Ledesma - Lake View 19:53 8

9  286 Adrian Solis - Big Spring 19:54 9

10  283 Othon Villalobos - Big Spring 20:05 10

11  287 Isaiah Martinez - Big Spring 20:09 11

12  285 Dusty Chavez - Big Spring 20:13 12

13  261 Jon Gloria - Lake View 20:26 13

14  282 Augustin De Los Santos - Big Spring 20:27 14

15  262 Justin Vazquez - Lake View 20:36:00 15

16  264 Aiden Ayer - Lake View 20:44:00 16

17  234 Kevin Miranda - Snyder 20:49:00 17

18  233 Antonio Martinez - Snyder 20:56:00 18

19  263 Antonio Cabrera - Lake View 21:28:00 19

20  202 Jon Gallegos - Sweetwater 21:30:00 20

21  277 Agustin Panalez - Greenwood 21:32:00 -

22  204 Victor Rios - Sweetwater 21:34:00 21

23  203 Thomas Hernandez - Sweetwater 21:37:00 22

24  266 Roy Bohannon - Lake View 22:03:00 23

25  205 Ector Martinez - Sweetwater 22:10:00 24

26  265 Caleb Calcote - Lake View 22:35:00 25

27  275 Jakob Hickman - Greenwood 22:38:00 -

28  276 Rocky Ortega - Greenwood 22:46:00 -

29  206 Max Alvarado - Sweetwater 23:02:00 26

The teams placed as follows for the Varsity/JV Girls 2 mile:

Place    Team Name    Score
1    Snyder    34
2    Greenwood    47
3    Big Spring    80
4    Lakeview    87
5    Sweetwater    116

Girl's 2 mile

Place    Bib #    Name              Team    Time    Team Score
1    291    Elisabeth Jones    Big Spring    14:01    1
2    223    Kimberly Cortes    Snyder    14:20    2
3    225    Mary Kerr    Snyder    14:27    3
4    268    Leeanna Crudgington    Greenwood    14:31    4
5    270    Jaedyn Kuhlmann    Greenwood    14:32    5
6    227    Taryn Nobles    Snyder    14:37    6
7    209    Nevaeh Sarabia    Sweetwater    14:41    7
8    272    Jaclynn Ramirez    Greenwood    14:54    8
9    289    Falicity Calderon    Big Spring    14:57    9
10    255    Katherine Pippin    Lake View    14:59    10
11    226    Zairah Cabrera    Snyder    15:00    11
12    224    Kinsey Kelly    Snyder    15:02    12
13    229    Madison Yescas    Snyder    15:04    13
14    269    Kylie Knapp    Greenwood    15:18    14
15    253    Jada Parker    Lake View    15:26    15
16    274    Vage Savage    Greenwood    15:30    16
17    295    Felicity Yanez    Big Spring    15:40    17
18    254    Faith Miller    Lake View    15:41    18
19    228    Adrienne Salinas    Snyder    15:46    19
20    273    Karlie Savage    Greenwood    15:58    20
21    256    Amerie Orosco    Lake View    16:04:00    21
22    210    Victoria Gutierrez    Sweetwater    16:17:00    22
23    258    Daisy Herr    Lake View    16:21:00    23
24    212    Kyla Daniel    Sweetwater    16:23:00    24
25    293    Skylyn Rivera    Big Spring    16:26:00    25
26    257    Alexis Wade    Lake View    16:31:00    26
27    259    Juliana Mascorro    Lake View    16:43:00    27
28    292    Kayleigh Muniz    Big Spring    17:01:00    28
29    294    Heather Salgado    Big Spring    17:02:00    29
30    290    Esperanza De Los Santos    Big Spring    17:20:00    30
31    211    Morgan Strebeck    Sweetwater    17:46:00    31
32    213    Kate Hall    Sweetwater    17:49:00    32
33    271    Ruby Morales    Greenwood    17:54:00    33

(Photo by Amanda Goode.)
                    

Clyde DEF. Coahoma: 10-25, 12-25, 22-25

Kills: Madison Rodgers 1, Julia Cox 5, Kirah Kimball 2, Caitlyn Corley 2, MaKynlee Overton 5.

Blocks: Kirah Kimball 1, Caitlyn Corley 1, MaKynlee Overton 3.

Assists: Zoie Joslin 12, Caitlyn Corley 1. 

Digs: Julia Cox 4, Kenzi Canales 1, Kirah Kimball 1, Caitlyn Corley 2, MaKynlee Overton 2. 

Next: Coahoma hosts Jim Ned on Tuesday for the second round of district play. Game time is 6:30 p.m. and it’s Senior Night. 

Clyde DEF Coahoma JV White (freshman team): 17-5, 25-18, 8-25

Clyde DEF Coahoma JV Red: 15-25, 18-25

Next: JV teams host Jim Ned on Tuesday, 4:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m.

TUSCOLA — The Coahoma Bulldogettes dropped their district opener to a tough Jim Ned team on Saturday in three sets, 16-25, 14-25, 18-25.

Caitlyn Corley had three digs for Coahoma and Zoie Joslin had two assists. Next, the Coahoma varsity squad takes a mid-week break, but the JV teams will face the Forsan Lady Buffaloes on Tuesday. Game time is 4:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. at the Coahoma Elementary School competition gym. 

The varsity Bulldogettes (0-1, 8-15) will be back in action when they face the Lady Wolves in Colorado City on Saturday for a district game. The JV teams play at 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. The varsity game begins at noon.

Jim Ned DEF. Coahoma : 16-25, 14-25, 18-25

Aces: Madison Rodgers 1. 

Kills: Julia Cox 1, Caitlyn Corley 1, MaKynlee Overton 1. 

Blocks: MaKynlee Overton 1.

Assists: Zoie Joslin 2.

Digs: Caitlyn Corley 3. 

Jim Ned DEF. JV White: 11-25, 20-25

Jim Ned DEF. JV Red: 12-25, 20-25

Lake View DEF. Coahoma 23-25, 18-25, 22-25

Kills: Julia Cox 2, Kirah Kimball 6, Sydney Rinard 2, Caitlyn Corley 9, MaKynlee Overton 8. 

Blocks: Caitlyn Corley 2, MaKynlee Overton 1.

Assists: Zoie Joslin 21.

Digs: Kenzi Canales 1.

Next: Coahoma at Jim Ned, noon on Saturday, district opener. 

Lake View DEF. JV Red: 14-25, 15-25

Lake View DEF. JV White 16-25, 22-25.

Big Spring Steers 6 - Pecos Eagles 25

• Sonic Offensive Player of the Game: Kaegan Mitchell

• Sonic Defensive Player of the Game: Johnathan Miller

• Big Spring Ford Big Hit of the Game: CJ Harris

Stanton Buffaloes 0 - New Deal Lions 14 (Game canceled in 3rd quarter due to lightening)

• Sonic Offensive Player of the Game: Evan Cox

• Sonic Defensive Player of the Game: Peyton Barnhill

• White Motor Company Big Hit of the Game: Tyler Bennedict

Coahoma Bulldogs 26 -  Slaton Tigers 28

• Sonic Offensive Player of the Game: Zack Schneider

• Sonic Defensive Player of the Game: Keegan Dobbs

• Big Spring Ford Big Hit of the Game: Braxton Chandler

Forsan 34 Colorado City 14
Andrews 58 Snyder 13
Lakeview 21 Fort Stockton 60
Seminole 7 Greenwood 38
Permian 47 Palm Desert 14
Midland Lee 72 Eastwood 26
Monahans 0 Midland Christian 49
Midland 7 Abilene 28
Sweetwater 0 Iowa Park 46
Garden City 48 Buena Vista 7
McLean 35 Balmorhea 48
Iraan 0 Eldorado 36
Crane 48 Kermit 25
Sterling City 55 Irion County 8
Westbrook 8 Rankin 61
Lamesa 13 Lubbock 61
Canyon 50 Amarillo Caprock 27
Alpine 30 Wink 13
Levelland 28 Pampa 34
Loraine 0 Highland 50
Idalou 25 Denver City 28
Cedar Park 51 Katy Cinco Ranch 3

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.