PLAINVIEW-- The only thing that delayed the Seminole baseball team was Mother Nature. After winning Game 1 of a Class 4A bidistrict playoff series against Perryton, the Indians were forced to wait as inclement weather, including hail, pushed back the start of Game 2 on Friday at Plainview High School.

Seminole’s tennis team will be well-represented at the Region I-4A Tennis Championships at the McLeod Tennis Center in Lubbock. The competition begins at 8 a.m.

AUSTIN-- It was the final day of the track and field season and Loop’s Lady Longhorns were right in the mix Competing at the 2024 UIL Class 1A State Track and Field Championships, Kamryn Dyck, Kiersten Wieler, Julie Fehr and Aubry Lowen were looking to mine some medals and put their team near the top of the standings.

The Seminole baseball team will face Perryton in a best-of-3 Class 4A bi-district series beginning Friday at Floydada High School. Game 1 is scheduled for 2 p.m., with Game 2 to start 30 minutes after the conclusion of Game 1.

The Seminole girl’s golf team is making a familiar trip. The Maidens are set to compete at the UIL Class 4A Girls Golf Championships on Monday and Tuesday at Legends Golf Course in Kingsland.

It’s a numbers game in track and field. Racing against the clock for the quickest time, working to score the maximum points for your team while cheering on teammates doing the same.

MIDLAND-- It went about as well as it could have for the Seminole tennis team at the District 3-4A Championships. Battling high temperatures and breezy conditions, the Indians and Maidens both won their respective crowns and combined to win the overall title Wednesday and Friday at the Bush Tennis Center in Midland.

The Seminole baseball team will face Perryton in the bi-district playoffs Coach Chris Gonzales’ squad is set for a bestof- 3 series against the Rangers at Floydada High School. Game 1 is scheduled for 2 p.m.

PLAINVIEW-- The Seminole softball team, in the end, didn’t have enough firepower or experience. Heart, talent, competitiveness, however, were overflowing.

By Lee Scheide Sports Editor LUBBOCK-- Athletes prepare for years for the one moment when everything falls into place on the biggest stage. For a pair of Seminole track and field athletes, it happened on what possibly was their final day in school colors.