Sports

The Cheyenne Wells Tigers know exactly how close they were.

The Lamar Thunder softball program has reached the point where simply getting to the postseason is no longer enough.

It was a good day for the Eads boys’ golf team as they placed tied for second as a team behind two strong performances from Eads senior Adyn Hough and sophomore Brantley Buller.

The level of women’s golf at the Eads Golf Course continues to climb, and Saturday’s annual Two-Woman Scramble Tournament offered perhaps the clearest evidence yet.

The Eads Golf Club hosted another strong field of veteran golfers on Friday, August 7, as the annual Senior Men’s Two-Man Scramble brought competitors to the local course for an 18-hole tournament divided into Championship, First and Second Flights.

The wait is over as competition for the 2026 high school boys golf season officially started on Friday, Aug. 7.

Expectations have been high for the Eads boys’ golf team as they entered their first 18-hole tournament of the season at the Swink Golf Classic held on Friday, August 7th.

Last season was one of transition for the Holly Wildcats football program.

The Cheyenne Wells Tigers enter the 2026 boys’ golf season with something every coach likes to have—experience.

It has become an epidemic this year, it seems, that boys are just not going out for football like they used to. That means there are many teams who have announced that they will not have a team this year—many of those programs have enjoyed great successes in the past.

The Wiley Panthers learned a great deal during their first two seasons of 6-man football. Now, with a veteran quarterback, considerable experience returning throughout the lineup and a group of young players who were thrown into varsity competition early, head coach Brad Phillips believes the Panthers are ready to take another step.

The McClave Cardinals football team enjoyed another outstanding regular season before hitting a roadblock in the Class A 8-man state playoffs last year.

Last year was a turbulent season for the Granada Bobcats football team according to their head coach Traegon Marquez.

After back-to-back first-round playoff losses, the Lamar Thunder football team hopes to make a deeper postseason run in 2026.

The official start of fall sports arrived Monday as the Eads High School boys’ golf team opened practice with expectations that continue to rise after one of the most successful seasons in program history.

The Lamar Thunder boys golf team tees off the 2026 season under the guidance of Shaun Degnan, who heads into his sixth year at the helm.