Lockwood Tigers win homecoming contest in overtime

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Lamar Democrat/Chris Morrow Lockwood's Reed Parker defends a Marionville shooter during the Tigers 59-57 homecoming overtime win Friday night.


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Lamar Democrat/Chris Morrow The 2024-25 Lockwood basketball homecoming coronation took place prior to the Tigers exciting overtime win over Marionville Friday night. Here, queen Adriana Price is pictured with escort Sean Contreras.
Price crowned Lockwood homecoming queen
Lamar Democrat/Melody Metzger Golden City High School seniors Tyra Mandue and Nathan Weiser were named homecoming royalty on Monday evening, Feb. 17. Pictured are, left to right, Clayton Pennington, Jasmine Day, Jade Pennington, King Nathan Weiser, Queen Tyra Manadue, Reese Moore, Carissa Floyd and Hunter Taylor. Crown bearers were Markhem Gersper and Harper Ruth.
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Photo courtesy of Terry Redman Tiger point guard No. 21 Jude Harris drives down the baseline in homecoming action against Seneca. The Tigers lost a hard fought game to the Indians 66-63.
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Photo courtesy of Terry Redman Crowned during ceremonies held Friday night, Feb. 14, were 2025 Lamar Homecoming Queen Ashton Coble and King Avery Reed.
Lamar homecoming royalty crowned
Pictured are, left to right, Kami Frieden, Dr. Jeremy Sturgell, Judy Good and Brittany Henson, coordinator of the American Heart Association’s Get with the Guidelines®-Stroke program.
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Members of the Lamar Community Exploratory Board consist of, back row, left to right, Eric England, Lisa Banks and Fair Acres Family YMCA CEO Jonathan Roberts; front row, left to right, Susan Ray, Susan Roland, Pam Maberry and Elizabeth Davis. Not pictured are Dr. Jeff Moyer, Joel Dermott, Christy Heins and Brandon Plank. During the evening, Matt Brown presented Roberts with a check for $200,000 from the Lamar Community Betterment Council Inc., with funds donated by a local couple and Robb Hodson with the First Baptist Church of Lamar was presented a check for $500 from Roberts. The First Baptist Church is one of three facilities that were recognized and presented a check for $500 for use of their facilities currently housing YMCA programs in Lamar. The other facilities include the Barton County Senior Center and the Lamar Christian Church.
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