Sports

The Alpine Cowboys will host a baseball camp on July 26 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. The camp is open to kids ages six and up and participants will need a glove and workout clothes, which includes running shoes, shorts or baseball pants, and a water bottle and a hat are highly recommended. The Cowboys’ players will work on batting, fielding, and throwing and catching with each group of kids. Children will be grouped into younger and older groups. There will also be a water balloon fight and hot dogs, chips, and a drink will be provided. For more information contact Katie at 512-6446397.

Sul Ross State University is the birthplace of the college rodeo. It is where the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association began, and its history has helped pave the way for a cowboy from Idaho to help achieve his dreams.

The dog days of summer roll on for the Alpine Cowboys. Facing their toughest stretch of the Pecos League schedule, the Cowboys lost four of six to the Tucson Saguaros and four of five on the road to the Roswell Invaders.

O6 ALPINE COWBOYS BASEBALL June 29 vsTrinidadTriggers 7 p.m. June 30 vsTrinidadTriggers 7 p.m.

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The Alpine High School and Alpine Middle School cheerleading squads participated at the NCA Summer Cheer Camp in Lubbock last week. The middle school squad received one spirit stick, a technical excellence award in motions, excellent ribbons for game day cheer and chant, a superior ribbon for band chant, an NCA National Championship bid, NFHS squad credentialing, an overall spirit award, and top team honors for a large junior high squad game day cheer.

Playing their first home series since the passing of pitcher Jared Strait, the Alpine o6 Cowboys swept the Garden City Wind at Kokernot Field June 12-14. Alpine trailed early in each game but managed to complete the comeback through clutch hits and capitalizing on Garden City’s mistakes.

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