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Soccer struggles for both SRSU men, women

Sul Ross’ men’s and women’s soccer teams seem to be struggling on the field this season. With only one win thus far for the men, they are already through over half the season. The women’s team is only up one win over the men’s record.

Lady Bucks players named Texas stat leaders

Recently a list of Texas high school volleyball statistical leaders was published, written by national sportswriter Eric Frantz, and several of the Lady Bucks made the top 50. Paula Vargas was recently named as an assist stat leader, ranked number 35 out of 200 players in Texas in number of assists.

Sul Ross Lady Lobos calling it a comeback

The Sul Ross Lady Lobo volleyball team took on Le Tourneau University Saturday afternoon at the Pete P. Gallego Center. Although it took a fourth set to conquer the Yellowjackets, the Lobos were able to pull it off.
Loren Garcia prepares to serve a ball to the visiting Le Tourneau Yellowjackets this past Saturday. Photo courtesy of Kayley Diaz

Fightin’ Bucks win first district game

The Alpine Fightin’ Bucks faced Odessa Compass Academy on Friday, September 22 in Alpine’s first district game this season, winning 28-21. Played at Ratliff stadium, this game showcased the potential for game turnover in each quarter.
Last Friday’s pep rally themed “Soccer Moms vs BBQ Dads” rallied the Fightin’ Bucks to persevere and come back from a deficit score to overcome Odessa Compass 28-21 in Friday night’s game, the Bucks first district game of the season. From left to right, Caroline Fox, Imelda Galindo, Chris Valenzuela, and Doug Fox. Courtesy photo

Runnin’ Bucks compete in Lubbock

Both the varsity girls’ and boys’ teams competed in Lubbock this past weekend previewing the Region 1 Championship course. This was the first time many of the athletes had raced on the Lubbock course.
The Alpine Runnin’ Buck Cross-Country team posed for a team photo at this past weeken’s Lubbock Invitational. Courtesy photo

Runnin’ Bucks take 2nd and 3rd in Presidio

According to Alpine Cross Country Coach Cory Cason, the Presidio course is the most difficult course they will run all year. “It is a great warmup as the varsity travels to the Lubbock Invitational this weekend to preview the regional championship course which is also pretty tough.”
Alpine Runnin’Bucks Cross Country Team
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