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Lamar Democrat/Chris Morrow The young Lockwood Lady Tigers crew is on a roll. They slipped past Liberal, 55-50 in the district title game and then put together a dominating performance in the Class 1 state sectional Monday when they routed Hurley 56-35. They advanced to Saturday's quarterfinal against Chadwick. Here Asa Lasater dribbles through traffic in the district semifinal win over Dadeville. Look for additional coverage of the Lady Tigers in next week's Democrat.
Lockwood Lady Tigers advance with district semi...
Cash Brown, son of Scott and Carlie Brown, is the sixth grade Lamar Middle School Student of the Week. Cash plays football, but his main sport is rodeo. He has lots of horses and two dogs. Cash attends FCA and is a member of LMS Student Council.
Students of the week
East Primary Tigers of the Month for February were, fourth row, left to right, Clayton Eaves, Chloe Schnittger, Alexander Foster, Kalvary Lucas, Nattalie Pruente, Xavier Unruh, Chandler Blanchard, Laken Todd; third row, left to right, Riley Magruder, Kinsley Coy, Waylon Maberry, Karter Bishop, Eric Kavanagh, Jamison Pruente, Kaydence Lawrence, Rhiannon Townsend, second row, left to right, Eliza Dixon, Tallon Pennell, Remi Mendez, Mia Castro, Stella Ehrsam, Owen Guiheen first row, left to right, Zoey Austin, Elon Yarnell, Hudsyn Hockett, Blakely Oetker.
February East Primary Tigers of the Month
Photo by Terry Redman No. 1 senior guard Trey Pittsenbarger drives to the basket for a shot in the Lamar Tigers 70-60 victory over New Heights Christian Academy. The Tigers will travel across the state to take on the Thayer Bobcats on Friday evening.
Lamar Tigers move on to quarterfinals
Shot in January, this buck was only crippled to die later miles away.
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The Postscript
Lamar Democrat/Chris Morrow Archers from all over the area came together recently for a large day-long tournament at Lamar. Here several take aim in a round at Lamar Middle School.
Archers come together for day long tournament
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