Sports

The Alpine Cowboys will carry plenty of momentum into one of the biggest weekends of their season after winning two of three games on the road against the Tucson Saguaros, setting the stage for their annual Independence Day homestand at Historic Kokernot Field.

Of the three divisions in the Pecos League, the Alpine Cowboys are leading the Mountain Division South with a 19-11 record. They currently sit three games behind the Trinidad Triggers of the Mountain Division North, and one game behind the Garden City Wind, also in the Mountain Division North, and the Dublin Leprechauns of the Pacifi c Division in terms of games won, but the percentages tell a little bit different story.

.

VARSITY FOOTBALL Aug. 14 Scrimmage TBD Aug.

Jun 25–27 Alpine @ Tucson 7 p.m. Jun 29 RoswellvsAlpine 4/6:30p.m.

The Alpine Cowboys continued to strengthen their position atop the Pecos League Mountain South Division during a busy stretch of games that featured dominant pitching performances, explosive offensive outings, and a key series against one of the league’s top teams.

VARSITY FOOTBALL Aug 28 McCamey vs Alpine 7 p.m. Sept 4 Alpine @ Fabens 7 p.m.

Alpine’s summer 7-on-7 football season came to a close this month after the Bucks were unable to secure a berth in the Texas State 7-on-7 Tournament, falling in both of their state qualifying opportunities.

The Big Bend Amateur Softball Association’s (BBASA) All-Star teams traveled to Midland this past weekend to compete in the Texas Pre-All-Star Tournament. All Big Bend teams placed in the top four.

.