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| Bonnie Wilkinson scored 22 points in the win over Hawley. |
The Plowgirls won one and lost one this past week, knocking off Hawley 44-32 in Hawley and then losing a close one to Albany 33-31 at home last night.
Bonnie Wilkinson and Veronica Cuellar both had big weeks. Bonnie scored 22 against Hawley and 6 against Albany, while Veronica scored 17 against Hawley and 10 against Albany.
Here are the scores by quarters and individual scoring for both games:
Plowgirls 44 – Hawley 32
1 2 3 4
Plowgirls 15 20 34 44
Hawley 6 12 22 32
Individual Plowgirl Scoring: Bonnie Wilkinson 22, Veronica Cuellar 17, Jaci Alexander 3, Shauna McCambridge 2.
Albany 33 – Plowgirls 31
Albany 6 12 18 33
Plowgirls 6 17 29 31
Individual Plowgirl scoring: Cuellar 10, Wilkinson 6, Alexander 4, Sh. McCambridge 4, Jovana Peña 3, Martinez 2, Sa. McCambridge 2.
The Plowgirls next play Haskell in Haskell on Friday and wind up district play at home next Tuesday with Cross Plains. Both games are scheduled to begin at 6:30pm.
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PLOWBOYS BEAT HAWLEY IN OVERTIME, LOSE TO ALBANY
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| Plowboys win one in overtime. (Sports photos by Tamara Alexander) |
Here are the scores by quarters and the individual Plowboy scoring for both games:
Plowboys 55 – Hawley 52
1 2 3 4 OT
Plowboys 12 24 29 43 55
Hawley 8 18 30 43 52
Individual Plowboy scoring: Caleb Gray 21, Jayden Gonzales 10, Ryan Highsmith 9, Brayan Medina 6, Brandon Lavalais 5, Hunter Anglin 3, Jose Ortega 1.
Albany 61 – Plowboys 36
Albany 6 29 43 61
Plowboys 4 11 18 36
Individual Plowboy scoring: Highsmith 13, Barrett Beal 6, Ortega 5, Tristan Baker 4, Anglin 4, Gonzales 2, Gray 2.
The Plowboys’ next games are with Haskell in Haskell Friday evening and Cross Plains at home next Tuesday. Tip-off for both games is at 8:00pm, following the girls’ games.
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2019 NOLAN COUNTY JUNIOR LIVESTOCK SHOW RESULTS
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| Kelbi Parks shows her hog. (Stock show photos by Shelley Gunter) |
Goats Places
Cameron Greenwood 4
Carson Greenwood 7
Swine
Reese Kiser 3
Jacob Kiser 5
Zeke Murphy 3, 4, 6
Kelbi Parks 3, 5
Aiden Richburg 8
Fernando Ramirez 4
Rabbits
Vonnie Watts 5, 10
Cheyenne Moorhead 6
Kaycee Gunter 7, 9|
Layla Herrera 10
Kadence Lane 12
Darbee Drake 16
Chickens
Shannon Sanders 6
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WEATHER REPORT: COOLER, WINDY MONDAY
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| Monday's wind blew over this pole by the Thrift Store. (Photo by Felix Pantoja) |
Monday morning had the highest winds we’ve seen in Roscoe for some time, though. A blast from the north blew in with high winds reaching 35mph with gusts up to 50mph. The winds snapped one telephone pole on Cypress and blew one into a permanent lean behind the Thrift Store on Broadway. They abated somewhat on Monday afternoon, but were still strong enough to be unpleasant.
Otherwise, the weather was generally unremarkable with highs in the fifties (except Sunday which reached 60°) and lows in the twenties or thirties. The high for the week was Sunday’s 60° and the low for the week was Friday morning’s 22°. Yesterday’s high reached only 44°, and there was no precipitation to speak of for the week.
The forecast for today is similar to yesterday—mostly cloudy and cool—with a high of 52° this afternoon. Starting tomorrow, though, the weather is going to be noticeably warmer with highs of 66° tomorrow and Friday, 70° Saturday, 75° Sunday, 73° Monday, and 71° Tuesday. Skies will be cloudy or partly cloudy until Monday, and there will be wind, with the windiest days being tomorrow and Sunday. Winds will be from the southwest from tomorrow until next Wednesday.
Any measurable precipitation in the coming week is highly unlikely.
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† KENNETH WAYNE “KENNY” JENKINS
Graveside services for Kenneth Wayne “Kenny” Jenkins, 43, will be at 2:00pm today, January 30, with Reverend Vic Meyer officiating. McCoy Funeral Home of Sweetwater is in charge of arrangements. He passed away Friday, January 25, at Rolling Plains Memorial Hospital in Sweetwater.
Kenny was born August 10, 1975, in Canyon, Texas. He has lived in Nolan County since 1977 and worked in hotel maintenance.
He is survived by his sons: Marquees Jenkins of Lubbock, and Taylor Jenkins of Sweetwater; daughter, Monica Jenkins of Randolph, Texas; step-daughter, Teisha Maldonado of Sherman, Texas; fiancée, Monica Cana of Sweetwater; mother and step-father, Kathy and Todd Bollinger of Roscoe; brothers, Michael Trotter, Billy Murphy, and Greg Bollinger all of Roscoe; and sisters, Shelly Hall of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, and Amber Bollinger of Roscoe.
Kenny is preceded in death by his father, Paul Jenkins; sister, Tonya Jenkins; and grandparents, Mable and Harry Jenkins.
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† LOIS M. BRAWLEY
A family visitation will be held tomorrow from 6-8pm at McCoy Funeral Home.
Lois was born April 18, 1926, in Winsboro, Texas, to the late George and Bertha (Doyle) Folmar. She moved to Nolan County when she was three years old, living in Champion, Roscoe, and Sweetwater. She married Walter R. Brawley in Sweetwater on December 20, 1941. She was a long-time member of the First Baptist Church of Roscoe and worked many years as a CNA at the Roscoe Nursing Home until its closing. She also did home healthcare for others, including Mac Jones, Turner Harvey, and Betty Patton.
She is survived by two daughters: Sandra Mulanax of Sweetwater and Patsy Huntley & husband Dan of Ft. Walton Beach, Florida; 7 grandchildren, 17 great-grandchildren, and 7 great-great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Walter Brawley, on April 21, 1975; sons, Kenith and Dennis Brawley; two brothers; and two sisters.
Pallbearers will be grandsons Chris Brawley, Matt Brawley, Caleb Bilbo, Jeff Mulanax, and Eddie Mulanax.
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