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Borger’s bark was worse than its bite, Rangers crush Bulldogs 50-17

Borger’s bark was worse than its bite, Rangers crush Bulldogs 50-17

Borger’s bark was worse than its bite, Rangers crush Bulldogs 50-17

Body – The Greenwood Rangers won their first playoff game since 2020 after beating Borger, 5017, in the Class 4A Division II playoff game at Lubbock-Cooper Liberty’s Patriot Stadium last Friday night.
Greenwood’s Caili McDonald and Emily Jones pick up the defensive pressure and help the Rangerettes to a 50-46 victory over Stanton.

Greenwood’s Caili McDonald and Emily Jones pick up the defensive pressure and help the Rangerettes to a 50-46 victory over Stanton.

No. 3 Rangerettes still perfect through seven games

Body - The Greenwood girls went 4-0 over the weekend to win the Merkel Tournament and battled back to beat a tough Stanton team on Tuesday to improve to 7-0 on the season. The No.
Rangers ready for playoff battle with

Rangers ready for playoff battle with

Rangers ready for playoff battle with Borger

Body – The Greenwood Rangers didn’t a have a letdown in the meaningless last distrit game, instead they were energized and completed the undefeated district season by destroyed the Snyder Tigers at Grant Teaff Stadium in Snyder and putting a stamp on their District 1-4A DII...

Rangerettes win first two games on the hardwood

Body – The Greenwood Rangerettes have put up back-to-back 52 point performances to beat Sands and Big Spring in the season opening basketball games. Greenwood started the season with Sands on Nov.
Greenwood falls to Hereford in Bi-District match

Greenwood falls to Hereford in Bi-District match

Greenwood falls to Hereford in Bi-District match

Body – A terrific volleyball season came to an end on Tuesday as the Greenwood Rangerettes lost to the Hereford Whitefaces in the Bi-District round of the Class 4A playoffs in Denver City. Set 1 was a back-andforth battle with Hereford taking a late 22-18 advantage.
Greenwood’s Lee Bingham celebrates with his coaches after recovering a fumble that allowed the offense to run out the clock and beat No. 4 Seminole last Friday.

Greenwood’s Lee Bingham celebrates with his coaches after recovering a fumble that allowed the offense to run out the clock and beat No. 4 Seminole last Friday.

Rangers rally to beat Seminole, win district title

Body – The Greenwood Rangers pulled off the improbable last Friday night beating No. 4 state ranked Seminole Indians and winning the District 1-4A Division II trophy at J.M. King Memorial Stadium in Greenwood.

Greenwood is undefeated district champion

Body – Greenwood sophomore Mae Savage had a great day in Lubbock at the Region I-4A cross country meet as she finished 17th overall and qualified for the State Meet in Round Rock. Savage and the rest of the Rangerettes ran the two-mile course at Mae Simmons Park on Oct.

Greenwood golf season is underway

Body – Greenwood golfers spent Friday and Saturday at the Seminole Invitational golf tournament at Gaines County Golf Course. The Andrews boys were team champions and Seminole won the girls team title.