Vol. 70 No. 219 Weekend, Jan. 12-13, 2019 48 Pages • $1.25 Home of Inside Fay Harrell Officers praised while SPD is shorthanded By Steve Reagan make up for the shortage. not be fixed overnight. SDN Staff Writer Officers are taking on extra respon- “There’s a couple of things we’re do- sibilities and their chief had nothing but ing,” he said. “There are some job fairs There’s no “Help Wanted” sign out- praise for their work. out there we’re going to. In fact, we’re side the Scurry County Law Enforce- “They’ve all been really good about going to one in Amarillo at the end of ment Center, but Snyder Police Depart- pitching in where they’re needed,” Hag- January. We’re also keeping in contact ment officials want prospective officers gard said. “We’re handling it pretty well. with all the police academies in the area. to know that the hiring lamp is definitely I don’t think most people would realize South Plains (College) in particular has lit. we were that short-handed. I really have been very good about keeping in contact The department is currently short- to give my officers a shout-out for how with us.” staffed by five patrol officers and two well they’ve handled the situation.” The job openings also are posted on Inside today’s edition is sergeants. Chief Brian Haggard said the Haggard also is busy trying to recruit the Texas Municipal League website the 2019 Snyder Daily News department is doing everything it can to new officers, but said the situation will See Officers, Page 2A Winter Sports Preview sec- tion. The 28-page section features stories and pic- tures of local high school and Western Texas College Lila LaVerne Farquhar A wish comes true for Brown basketball teams and the U.S. Army Nurse Corps Snyder High School soccer 1942-44 Make-A-Wish program. Today’s Veteran sponsored by Nix’s Auto & Tire Service Foundation 1510 25th Street 573-3567 builds playhouse Man arrested Weather for local girl following By Brittni Clemons SDN Staff Writer high-speed She wished to have a playhouse built in her back chase Friday yard last year through the Make-A-Wish program. Af- A Snyder man faces felony ter a year of waiting, Alexius charges after leading law en- forcement on a high-speed Angelenya Lujan Brown was granted her wish Thursday. chase early Friday afternoon. Friday’s high: 59 degrees “I am so excited it’s fi- Rubin Thomas DeLoera, Friday’s low: 42 degrees nally here,” Alexius shouted 33, was arrested on a third- 7 a.m. reading today: 37 with joy. “It’s so pretty and I degree felony charge of evad- degrees want everyone to come and ing arrest with a vehicle for Rainfall: 0.15 of an inch SDN Photos/ Brittni Clemons play.” Volunteers built a playhouse for Alexius Brown through the Make A Wish Foundation on Thurs- his alleged role in the pursuit, 2019 precipitation: 0.25 of which involved nine Snyder an inch Make-A-Wish North Tex- day. Pictured are (l-r) Eduardo Huerta, Gustavo Huerta and Gustvao Hueta Jr., all with Ulrich as received Alexius’ wish Barns; Make-A-Wish grantor Janet Spence; Ruthie Brown, Alexius’ mother; Lillie Pittman, Alexi- Police Department and Scur- last year after her heart doc- us’ grandmother; Alexius Brown; and Make-Wish grantors Dee Chasteen and Bobbie Hale. ry County Sheriff’s Office Finances tor referred her to the pro- units. gram. ing today and I just couldn’t The chase began at 11:59 WT-Int. Crude $51.59 believe it,” Alexius’ mother a.m. Friday at the intersection WTIC Posted $48.00 Make-A-Wish Grantor Janet Spence said Alexius’ Ruthie Brown said. “Lexi of Coliseum Drive and 37th Natural Gas $3.10 Street when officers informed Patterson-UTI $12.72 wish was initiated by two has been jumping around in Texas Tech coeds. However, excitement all day. I am re- dispatchers they were in pur- Oxy-Permian $66.22 suit of a black Chevrolet Cor- Kinder Morgan $17.11 after the school year, she and ally grateful (Ulrich Barns) other Snyder residents were knew how important this vette traveling east at a high asked to take over. was to Lexi and made sure rate of speed. Today’s Quote “This is all volunteer,” her playhouse would be The suspected vehicle Spence said. “Just seeing built.” then exited U.S. Hwy. 180 All that is necessary for and began heading south on the triumph of evil is for the kids’ faces and watching Spence said Ulrich Barns Lexi jump around all day delivered, assembled and U.S. Hwy. 84 before turning good men to do nothing. around and heading north on - Edmund Burke waiting for her playhouse to painted the playhouse, but be finished is heartwarming the interior will be complet- the highway and exiting at because she is finally getting ed using local businesses. Ennis Creek Road. Lottery her wish.” Along with Alexius’ wish, Officers eventually lost The playhouse came from Spence said they are work- sight of the vehicle, which Friday’s Numbers was traveling at speeds of Mega Millions Ulrich Barns in the Dal- ing on two other wishes, one 4-5-31-62-69 MB: 20 las area and the company in Snyder and one in Lame- more than 110 mph, near CR Megaplier: 3 planned to spend the week- sa. 146. end building the playhouse, “Our wishes have includ- At 12:03 p.m., dispatchers Cash Five but since rain was forecast ed trips to Disney, to Lake received a call from a resident 3-12-15-19-25 for the weekend they decid- Tahoe, to Alaska, to Nassau, who said the Corvette was ed to come a day early and to Hawaii, to NFL football parked between two houses Pick 3 Morning spent Thursday building the games, a shopping spree, a in the 100 block of FM 1673 7-4-1 12 Sum It Up: house, Spence said. home exercise room, a me- Alexius Brown was excited to play in her new playhouse. The and that the driver was on the Pick 3 Day “I got the call from (Spen- dia wish, a parade in Sweet- interior will be equipped with flooring, electricity, insulation, a resident’s porch, knocking on 6-9-2 Sum It Up: 17 ce) saying they were com- See Brown, Page 2A toy kitchen, dining set and kitchen supplies. the door. Pick 3 Evening See Chase, Page 2A 9-0-2 Sum It Up: 11 Pick 3 Night 8-1-4 Sum It Up: 13 Ira ISD establishes millionaire club for readers By Ben Barkley Daily 4 Morning SDN Managing Editor 6-6-5-6 Sum It Up: 23 Daily 4 Day There are millionaires 4-7-3-4 Sum It Up: 18 walking the halls at Ira ISD Daily 4 Evening this year. 7-0-3-4 Sum It Up: 14 They may not have that Daily 4 Night much money, but they have 9-3-4-8 Sum It Up: 24 read 1 million Accelerated Reader (AR) words this year. Each time the milestone is Ask Us reached, the millionaire is led down the hallway by the Q. — Will the Western cheerleaders. The entire stu- Texas College board of dent body congratulates them trustees hold a meeting in along the way. January? Sixth grader Heather A. — No. With the spring Spires was the first member semester beginning next of the club. She did not real- week, the board canceled ize she reached the milestone its January meeting because until being told the day she no action items were on the SDN Photo/Ben Barkley took her AR test. SDN Photo/Steve Reagan agenda. Blake Williamson (left) and Heather Spires are the first two mem- “I just like to read a lot of Scurry County United Way officials (l-r) Executive Director bers of the millionaire club at Ira ISD this year. Both students have books,” she said. Sheila Hale and board members Magan Thomas, Brooke read 1 million Accelerated Reader words this year. See Million, Page 2A Proctor and Sonya Vinson are shown next to the thermom- Index eter that tracks the progress of the 2018 campaign. Classifieds...... 7A-9A Community Calendar...... 2A January proclaimed School Board Recognition Month Dear Abby...... 9B United Way campaign Entertainment...... 4B Scurry County’s three pub- elected to establish the poli- sion for the school district. Obituaries...... 2A lic school districts are join- cies that provide the frame- “They provide vision and Opinions...... 6A ing other Texas public school work for our public schools.” leadership in their roles as SDN Column...... 6A districts to thank members of Members of the Snyder ISD advocates and they will con- surpasses $118,00 goal Sports...... 10A their boards of trustees dur- board of trustees are president tinue to stand up for public The 2018 Scurry County United Campaign surpassed TV Guide...... 5B-9B ing this month’s School Board Ralph Ramon, vice president education and guard against its goal. Weather...... 2A Recognition Month. Brad Hinton, secretary Doug anything that takes away Executive Director Sheila Hale announced Friday the “School board members Neff, Ronnie Anderson, Car- from our children or under- campaign reached $118,326 in cash donations, including tackle a difficult job and rie Richardson, Lauren Col- mines our public schools,” he a $15,000 match from an anonymous donor. Hale said the shoulder enormous responsi- lier and Steven Pena. said. donor “successfully encouraged the community to come bilities,” Snyder ISD Superin- Hermleigh ISD Interim Su- Members of the Hermleigh together for a brighter tomorrow.” tendent Dr. Eddie Bland said. perintendent Skip Casey said ISD board of trustees are See Campaign, Page 2A “These men and women are board members provide a vi- See Board, Page 2A Page 2A Snyder Daily News Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Brown Community Calendar All-region band Continued from Page 1A Game night water and several more,” after surviving open heart The Scurry County Senior Citizens Center will host game Spence said. “Although surgery shortly after birth. night at 6 p.m. Monday. Make-A Wish handles the On July 9, 2012, three-week expenses of each wish itself, old Alexius was airlifted to Concert we try to do a little something Lubbock Covenant Women’s extra for the ‘wish kids’ when and Children’s Hospital with The Scurry County Museum will host a free Piatigorsky time allows. We couldn’t do congestive heart failure. Four Concert at 6 p.m. Monday. The concert will feature cellist what we do without the sup- congenital heart defects were Evan Drachman and pianist Efi Hackmey. port of families, friends and discovered — transposition local businesses.” of the great arteries, ventricu- Quilt guild The playhouse is expected lar septal defect, atrial septal The White Buffalo Quilt Guild will meet at 6 p.m. Mon- to be completed next week defect and she had only one day at the Scurry County Senior Citizens Center. Everyone after electricity, a toy kitchen, coronary artery. is asked to bring a quilted project for show-and-tell. A quilt- table set and kitchen utensils She stayed at the hospital ing-themed game will be played during the meeting. are delivered and installed. for a month before she un- “I can’t take my family derwent an eight-hour, open Retired teachers and friends on a trip, but I heart surgery on Aug. 6. The Scurry County Retired Teachers Association will Contributed Photos can invite them here to play “She was supposed to stay hold a “souper” lunch at 11:30 a.m. Monday in the Colonial Snyder High School Pride of the West band members Nirvana with me in my playhouse,” another month after surgery,” Hill Baptist Church Family Life Center. Campos (left photo) and Georgiana Crist (right photo) will Alexius said. “I want to share Ruthie Brown said. “But we participate in the all-region band concert next week in Mid- my playhouse with my family prayed for a quick recovery ACU Springboard competition land. The two seniors will participate in a clinic on Friday and and friends.” and she was released a week Alexius Brown’s after surgery. We thank God The Abilene Christian University (ACU) Springboard perform at the Wagner Noel Performing Arts Center on Sat- Medical History everyday for our miracle competition will hear pitches in Snyder from people with urday. Crist also advanced to the all-area band contest, which Alexius is considered a girl.” good business ideas from 5:30-6:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Sny- was held today in Levelland. “miracle girl” by her parents Now six years old, Alexius der Chamber of Commerce office. is healthy and doing great, Brown said. The only thing Board she has to watch for is mak- Police Blotter ing sure Alexius does not Continued from Page 1A overheat. • Thefts Friday near the intersection of 42nd Street president Roy Gill, vice presi- Justin Donalson, Justin Tay- “She can do anything any Theft of a bicycle was reported at 12:04 and Denison Ave., at 11:33 a.m. Friday in the dent Larry Don Nachlinger, lor and Jerry Jamison. other child can do,” Brown a.m. today in the 2700 block of Ave. E. 100 block of Coyote Lane in Ira, at 2:49 p.m. secretary Bubba Botts, Justin “Please take a moment and said. “She loves to play with Theft was reported at 4:50 a.m. today in the Friday on the United Supermarket parking lot White, David Digby, Gerald tell school board members, her friends, Barbies, MyLife 1900 block of Coleman. and at 9:36 p.m. Friday in the 3800 block of Rodriguez and Joe Taylor. ‘Thanks for caring for our dolls and listen to music. She • Accidents Muriel Ave. Ira ISD Superintendent children and giving so much is just an active little girl.” A hit-and-run accident was reported at 4:52 Loose cattle were reported at 5:19 p.m. Brian Patterson said trustees to our community,’” the su- p.m. Friday near the intersection of U.S. Hwy. along Cavender Road, at 7:17 p.m. Friday near keep the students’ best inter- perintendents said in a state- 180 and FM 1673. the intersection of Ave. A and 23rd Street and ests in mind during the deci- ment. “Let them know we END ROLLS $1 & up A two-vehicle accident was reported at 7:50 at 8:41 p.m. Friday in the 200 block of CR 112. sion-making process. support them and that their PALLETS 2 for $1 p.m. Friday at the intersection of 42nd Street Livestock on the highway were reported “Our district benefits from dedicated service is recog- and Austin Ave. at 7:38 p.m. Friday at the intersection of U.S. the tireless and countless nized and truly appreciated.” Come by Snyder Daily News A one-vehicle accident was reported at 9:27 Hwy. 84 and FM 1673. hours contributed by these p.m. Friday at the intersection of U.S. Hwy. • Friday blotter notes local citizens who work with- 180 and FM 1606. Scurry County EMS responded to three out pay,” Patterson said. “It’s Scurry County School • Fire medical calls. more important than ever be- A controlled burn was reported at 11:54 Seven 911 hang-ups were reported. fore that the public support Federal Credit Union a.m. Friday two miles north of FM 1269. Law enforcement responded to four civil public education so that to- • Noise complaint calls. day’s students are prepared to Cordially invites our Members Loud music was reported at 5:03 p.m. Fri- Four non-accident, traffic-related calls be productive citizens and the to attend the day in the 700 block of 37th Street. were received. leaders of tomorrow.” • Animal concerns Three close patrols were requested. Members of the Ira ISD Dogs at-large were reported at 8:54 a.m. One welfare check was requested. board of trustees are presi- dent Dirk Dunn, vice presi- Annual Meeting dent J.J. Caswell, secretary Million Trump hails drug Chuck Barbee, Russell Wall, Monday, January 21, 2019 Continued from Page 1A price decline 7:00 pm Her favorite books are adventure and she especially likes Fertilizer Louis L’Armour. WASHINGTON (AP) — The One That Works at The Coliseum Third grader Blake Williamson was the second member of President Donald Trump In Snyder! the club. Like Spires, he enjoys reading adventure books, but claims drug prices fell in 50 Lb. 21-0-0 900 E. Coliseum Dr. admitted he does not look at the author’s name. He also enjoys 2018 for the first time in near- $15.95 books that are part of a series. ly 50 years, but the evidence 50 Lb. 16-8-8 Snyder, Texas Both students said their parents have read to them in the doesn’t appear to be on his $17.95 past. side. AS OF OCT. 20TH WE NO LONGER ARE Williamson said he has at least two friends close to joining A recent AP analysis of OPEN ON SATURDAYS. BBQ Dinner **** Cash Prizes him in the club. prices for brand-name drugs Today’sMcCormick Marketing weather In addition to the parade, the students have their photo on found more increases than 2401 Ave. Q 573-6365 **** Giveaways the millionaire club wall in the library and enjoy lunch with cuts in the first seven months two friends on the cafetorium stage. of 2018. The number of in- Forecast for Saturday, January 12, 2019 “It is great to celebrate our students who go above and be- creases had slowed somewhat yond,” Principal Dale Jones said. “We want them to know that and were not quite as steep as Amarillo everything is important, including sports, clubs and reading.” past years. N.M. 44/22 OKLA. ARK. Campaign Wichita Falls Continued from Page 1A 46/31 Board President Jonathan will begin preparing for 2019. fore us.” Farmer said reaching the goal “We are eternally grateful Farmer said the board is Dallas was a community effort and to the community for their currently planning a com- 51/35 said it took hard work by ev- support and look forward to munity celebration event to Midland LA. eryone involved. our upcoming impact projects honor the 2018 campaign’s 56/30 “The hard work of our new for the 2019 year,” Hale said. success. El Paso executive director Sheila Hale “Stay tuned, United Way is The 2018 campaign will 57/37 Austin and all of the board members going to make this year one of provide financial support to 64/36 put in this year has paid off,” the greatest. This year is the Scurry Community Services, Farmer said. “I think we are 65th anniversary of Scurry Gateway Family Services, heading into a bright future.” County United Way and we West Texas Children’s Ad- Houston After celebrating reaching have plans to recognize the vocacy Center, Buffalo Trail San Antonio 67/38 the 2018 goal, the local board legacy of the path paved be- Boy Scouts, Texas-Oklahoma 68/37 Plains Girl Scouts, Cancer Officers Chase Services Network, Scurry County Food Cupboard and Laredo Continued from Page 1A Continued from Page 1A the Snyder Volunteer Fire De- MEXICO 76/44 partment. and Haggard is hopeful that Law enforcement units world-of-mouth contact helps quickly arrived and arrested Brownsville steer some new officers to DeLoera. A passenger in the 79/54 Snyder. Corvette was escorted to the THE SNYDER Snyder struggles to attract Snyder Police Department, experienced police officers. but was not arrested. DAILY NEWS Haggard said the majority of At one point, the caller told Published each Monday through new hires have been recent dispatchers a person had a Saturday afternoon, except Christmas gun, but no weapons charges Day and Independence Day, by Snyder police academy graduates, Publishing Co., Inc., 3600 College Ave., meaning that filling the lo- were filed at the time of the Snyder, Texas 79549. ©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. cal vacancies will likely be a arrest. Periodicals postage paid at the post A spokesperson at the office at Snyder, Texas, Publication gradual process. Number USPS611-520. “We have one candidate Scurry County Jail would not POSTMASTER send change of ad- release bond information on dress to P.O. Box 949, Snyder, Texas, Scurry County 3 Day Weather Forecast that we’re going to send 79550. through the academy, but DeLoera this morning. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By car- that’s a four to five month rier in Snyder, $11.50 per month. Sunday 1/13 Monday 1/14 Tuesday 1/15 By mail in Scurry and adjoining process,” he said. “It’s going counties, one year $108.00 balance of to take time to fill our vacan- Personal, Texas and out of state $138.00. cies.” Ben Barkley, Managing Editor Professional Service Bill Crist, Publisher 42/30 49/34 57/41 by our staff with over MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Partly Sunny Mostly Sunny Sunny 100 years experience The Associated Press is exclusively NE wind Mostly Mostly Clear entitled to use for republication all news dispatches in this newspaper and 5-10 mph Cloudy Evening Evening BELL-CYPERT-SEALE also local news published for republi- Sunrise 7:46 am, Sunset 5:59 pm cation of special dispatches. 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Contributed Photo Contributed Photo Former Snyder ISD trustee Kay Hopper (left) was the guest Mary Ann Masters (right) spoke about the Price Daniel Unit speaker at the December Cosmorama Club meeting at Mar- prison ministry during Wednesday’s Altrurian Daughters tha Ann Woman’s Club. Also pictured is club member Martha Club meeting. Also pictured is hostess Maria Patterson. Martin. NBC News, Megyn Kelly reach separation agreement NEW YORK (AP) — NBC ure for NBC News Chairman the type of big-money con- News announced a separation Andrew Lack, who lured her tract that was once standard Congratulations! agreement with Megyn Kelly from Fox News Channel with in television news. late Friday, ending an asso- ciation with the former Fox News Channel star whose at- Texas Super tempt to become a network ® morning television star as part of the Today show fl oun- Doctors dered. Terms were not disclosed. Hall of Fame Honoree Kelly was in the second of a three-year contract that re- portedly paid her more than Elbert A. “Teb” Thames Jr. M.D., FACS $20 million a year. She’s been off the air since Outpatient General Surgery October after creating a furor after making a racial com- A native of Lubbock, Texas, Dr. Thames has over three decades of experience as a surgeon. ment on air, and exit nego- tiations had dragged for two Dr. Thames is board-certified by the American Board of Surgery and has offices and surgical privileges months over the holidays. in both Lubbock and Snyder, Texas. Dr. Thames has been honored by Texas Super Doctors® since Even before the commentary, 2005 & is a member of the Texas Super Doctors® Hall of Fame. her future was considered limited at NBC News. Gallbladder Breast Hernia NBC said Kelly will be re- Thyroid Soft Tissue Parathyroid placed in the third hour of the surgical surgical services Today show by anchors Craig Skin Lesions Other Outpatient Procedures Melvin, Al Roker, Dylan Dreyer and Sheinelle Jones. 1700 Cogdell Blvd. Snyder, TX 79549 3711 22nd St. Suite C Lubbock, Texas 79410 Her tenure was also a fail- 325-573-6374 806-370-0478 Page 4A Snyder Daily News Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019

Senior Center News Atheneum Study Club Activities scheduled at the class will be held at 10 a.m. search puzzle, a monthly nu- Scurry County Senior Citi- Participants will make a Ma- trition program and quilting. zens Center this week are: son jar design with flowers. Dominoes is played Mon- Monday: The game “42” Everyone is asked to bring day through Thursday. will be played at 12:45 p.m. their own silk flowers. To The noon meal is served in Game night will be held at 6 participate, sign up at the reg- the dining room and is deliv- p.m. istration desk in the center. ered to homes by volunteers. Tuesday: Kitchen band Cornhole will be played at 10 Menu practice is at 9:30 a.m. Corn- a.m. Popcorn will be served Monday: Beef pepper hole will be played at 10 a.m. at 10:30 a.m. Bridge will be steak, rice, egg roll, fortune A paper embroidery class is played at 12:45 p.m. cookie, Mandarin oranges also scheduled for 10 a.m. Friday: The kitchen band Tuesday: Beef stew, boiled Card games will begin at 1 will practice at 3 p.m. potatoes, cornbread, blushing p.m. The center also provides pears Wednesday: Bingo will be access to Zaaz fitness ma- Wednesday: Barbecue played at 10 a.m. The booster chines, a gym, treadmills, riblet on a bun, corn, cucum- club will meet at noon. Card stationary bikes, a paperback ber and tomato salad, cherry games will begin at 1 p.m. library, magazines, a com- crisp Thursday: A string art puter for games, a daily word Thursday: Ham and beans, carrots, cornbread, bread pudding Friday: Meatloaf, mashed potatoes, okra and tomatoes, Contributed Photo roll, banana pudding with wa- Scurry County Library Children’s Librarian Amy Hodges (second from right) was the guest speak- fers er at this month’s Atheneum Study Club. She is pictured with hostesses (l-r) Kathleen Baker, Kathy Post and Shirley Hodges. Not pictured is hostess Nelda Fields. Texas set to remove Confederate plaque from state Capitol AUSTIN (AP) — Texas Gov. Greg Abbott thing else,” Johnson said. “I don’t think it’s a Community Calendar agreed Friday to remove a plaque in the state conversation we should be afraid to have, not Capitol that rejects slavery as the underlying in 2019 in America, in Texas.” January 15th cause of the Civil War, bending after years of The State Preservation Board, which also Fluid Art Class resistance by state Republican leaders in the includes Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and newly cho- face of Confederate monuments falling na- sen House Speaker Dennis Bonnen, quickly College on the tionwide. voted to remove the plaque with no discussion Square A unanimous vote by the State Preservation and left without speaking to about a dozen re- Board, which Abbott chairs, ordered the re- porters in the room. Springboard moval of the 60-year-old plaque that pledges The only other lawmaker on the board was Competition to teach “the truths of history,” adding that Republican state Rep. Jeff Leach, who tweet- Chamber “one of the most important of which is that the ed after the meeting, “The plaque should nev- Snyder war between the states was not a rebellion, nor er have been installed — and it has been there Trent M Driggers, CFP®, AAMS® was its underlying cause to sustain slavery.” for far too long. We celebrate because today is 1906 30th Street 325-574-2951 January 24th www.edwardjones.com Morning Water color The plaque is among nearly a dozen Con- the day that ends.” Tim Riggan Member SIPC federate markers in and around the Texas The plaque remained mounted to a wall 4204 College Avenue 325-573-4055 College on the Square Capitol. next to a staircase in the Capitol after the vote, Russell Riggan, AAMS® To list your event, call the Dallas state Rep. Eric Johnson appeared and it was unclear when it would be removed. 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Vought, deputy ple,” he said. stitutionally forced to return whether they’ll make ends some leeway to choose which seem targeted at shielding director of the Office of Man- The Trump administra- to work without pay. meet should the stalemate in services to freeze and which the Republican-leaning vot- agement and Budget, said tion announced that the IRS Cinema Snyder 1907 Snyder Shopping Center Area News 57-FILMS 573-4567 www.CinemaSnyder.com COLORADO CITY — T-post and pickup truck. Big Spring Herald, the truck of Lamesa. The accident left Gaines County Civic Build- BUMBLEBEE PG13 Officials are seeking infor- ROBY — Amid talks of was heavily damaged, but the 16-year-old Rudy Martinez, ing and Show Barn is geared mation about eight dogs that consolidating operations driver refused treatment at of Colorado Springs, Colo., to reopen to the public for one were apparently poisoned with Rotan ISD, Roby CISD the scene. dead and six others injured — of Gaines County’s biggest with fire ant killer. According school board members are LAMESA — Michaela five of them also youngsters events — the 2019 Gaines to an article in the Colorado expected to vote this month Riggins, a sophomore from between the ages of eight and County Junior Livestock City Record, the dogs were whether to drop its football Lamesa High School, won the 16 — according to an article Show. The project began last FRI- 7:15, 9:30; taken by rescue employees of program from 11-man to the Golden Ticket award in the in the Lamesa Press Report- spring and was originally SAT- 2:15, 7:15, 9:30, SUN- 2:15, 7:15; TUES- 7:15 ALL TICKETS $4.50; the Pets Needing Parents res- six-man level. Low player NO BULL Challenge, a glob- er. The group was traveling projected to take just a few THURS 7:15 cue program to the Mitchell turnout is the primary reason al video contest. According from Colorado Springs to San months to complete. Accord- County Veterinary Clinic on for the discussion, according to the organization’s website, Antonio to visit family, the ing to an article in the Semi- SPIDERMAN INTO THE Dec. 29. One of the dogs died to an article in the Double the contest “is powered by the newspaper reported. nole Sentinel, the addition to SPIDERVERSE PG and six of the others appear Mountain Chronicle. voices of students ... through GAINES COUNTY — some scopes of the project led FRI- 7:00, 9:15; SAT- 2:00, 7:00, 9:15 fully recovered, according to BIG SPRING — The 50th short video documentaries Following a number of ren- to an extension of the renova- SUN- 2:00, 7:00; TUES- 7:00 ALL TICKETS $4.50; THURS 7:00 the newspaper. The rescue annual Big Spring Prospector and PSAs that students write ovation-related delays, the tion center was closed following Club Gem and Mineral Show and produce about important the incident, although healthy will be March 2-3 at the issues.” Riggins’ winning rescue pets are still avail- Howard County Fair Barn. video is entitled The Impor- able for donation. There is a Admission is free, according tance of Online Safety. The $1,000 reward for informa- to an article in the Big Spring video is available on YouTube tion that leads to the person Herald. and may be viewed using a Thank You! or people who poisoned the HOWARD COUNTY link on the Lamesa ISD Face- HERMLEIGH ISD BOARD MEMBERS— dogs. —– More than 500 residents book page. ROSCOE — Cody were without power on Jan. DAWSON COUNTY — A Hughes, of Roscoe, and two 5 after a semi-truck struck a teenager was killed when the other people were elected to light pole near the intersec- small SUV in which he was a Lone Star Ag Credit’s board tion of FM 700 and Hwy. 350. passenger overturned Sunday of directors. 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The guidelines were so With nothing blocking our view as the the region, the observatory’s staff has well received that the Permian Basin Pe- sun settles low on the horizon, on most been working with drilling and other troleum Association, Texas Oil and Gas nights the colors are simply magical. companies to reduce light pollution. Association and American Petroleum The night skies are also something to And in another example of how the Institute all endorsed them, according to Letters to the Editor behold, with hundreds, if not thousands, public and private sectors can work on the article. of stars visible on a clear night. problem-solving, the results are win- Far too often in situations like this, What sets our sunrises, sunsets and win, according to Mosier’s article. the two sides immediately dig in their A blessed gift night skies apart from more heavily The observatory began measuring heels and fi ght with each other — populated areas is the artifi cial light in August 2015, the news- through the courts, through new regula- Dear Editor, emptiness. The hori- paper reported. tions and through the media. The end Christmas gifts and blessings come in all sizes and shapes zon isn’t dominated by Just more than three years later, the result is usually that nothing much is as we were blessed with such a gift on Dec. 20. buildings from the next light measure had nearly tripled. The accomplished and neither side gets what Our Snyder High School baseball coach, Shane Stew- city over. The dark isn’t source of that light? Drilling rigs, which it wants or needs. art, and the team came to our house and raked, cleaned and dulled by the artifi cial operate around the clock. At night, the In this case there was a mutual ben- bagged all the leaves and hauled them away as my husband lighting from those rigs and worksites are lit by light towers efi t after the parties agreed to listen to and myself are no longer able to do these tasks. What a buildings. — which are each capable of illuminat- each other and work together to fi nd a blessed gift. Bill Crist That is just part of ing several acres. solution. We tried to pay them and Shane’s answer was, “That the reason why that And that’s why Bill Wren, special And as is reported far too infre- would not be a gift and we want these young people to learn when William John- assistant to the observatory’s superin- quently, science and industry found to give to the community as it supports us in so many ways.” son McDonald left the University of tendent, reached out to one of the larger themselves in agreement on the path to How about that? Texas his $1 million estate, they chose operators, Pioneer Resources, about follow into the future. This country needs more dedicated educators and citizens to fulfi ll his wishes by creating the working together to try and make sure ** with the great attitude of serving. God bless and thank you McDonald Observatory in sparsely the rigs and observatory could live in Unfortunately there is a sad footnote for your good job and example. We wish you a great 2019 populated West Texas. Perched high in harmony. to this story. It was one of the last sto- season. the Davis Mountains, the observatory According to Mosier’s article, Pio- ries that Mosier reported for the Dallas Martin and Dixie Brooks has continued to grow over the years. neer’s president and CEO Stacy Locke Morning News. He was one of about 20 According to an article in the Dallas has a family ranch near Marathon. newsroom personnel, and 43 overall, Morning News, by former reporter Jeff While he didn’t know much about the recently downsized out of a job by the Mosier, the scientists at the observatory McDonald Observatory, he knew about newspaper’s owner in a cost-cutting Due diligence in all aspects have been credited with calculating the dark, star-fi lled West Texas skies. move. Dear Editor, size of stars by their brightness and tem- As it turned out, rig workers were The work he did to bring stories like Last Saturday as I read Snyder Daily News Publisher Bill perature, helped defi ne the shape of the already struggling with lighting prob- this one to that newspaper’s readers was Crist’s column and the front page story regarding the meet- Milky Way Galaxy and found the most lems. Some of the lights were creating important and will be missed. ing of the Snyder City Council, two words came to mind distant supernova. dangerous glares. So Wren got to work — due diligence. I think the writer from Hermleigh was per- The observatory and its staff are with folks from Pioneer, as well as Bill Crist is the publisher of the Sny- forming due diligence in seeking information on how best also becoming well known for a project Apache Corp., to create guidelines that der Daily News. Comments about his to get sanitation services for her community and keep the they’re working on a little closer to improved the lighting’s effectiveness by column may be emailed to publisher@ money at home. In my opinion, Curtiss Jackson did not perform due dili- gence before starting construction. There was a story circulated about a meeting of baseball coaches in Nashville. As the headliner spoke, he wore a home plate around his neck. The crux of his presentation was that home plate is the same size for all levels of baseball competition from little league to major league — 17 inches — thus establishing consistency. City government also must be consistent. Whether you live on “snob hill” or “the fl ats,” you should have the expec- tation that city government will treat you equally. Ron Shaw

Editorial Policy Letters to the Editor written about local topics are wel- comed and encouraged. Letters should be of reasonable The Idle American length, generally no longer than 200 words. Letters to the editor must be signed and must give the address of the writ- er. All letters are subject to editing. The Snyder Daily News does not publish letters pertain- Backs to the wall? ing to a candidate or issue once an election has been called. My Uncle Mort’s telephone is almost even turns to other political parties.” ty’s experience with walls. Letters to be published in the weekend edition must be sub- always warm, mostly due to the heat What got him started, of course, ** mitted no later than 5 p.m. Thursday. generated from his hand held fi rmly is the brouhaha in Washington, D.C. Like Humpty, we’ve arrived some- Letters may be emailed to barkley@snyderdailynews. against his cheek, wherein is a jawbone concerning President Trump’s insistence what suddenly at wall talk. com or [email protected]. that’s almost always yakking. for construction of a wall between the We really don’t know how Humpty- Maybe that assessment is a bit harsh, United States and Mexico. Dumpty, a fi gure described by a kinder- but when the old duffer’s comments ** gartener as a real egghead, ascended the have been clocked at Mort believes that even with full structure. Contact Them 150 words per minute, funding and the employment of most In the rhyme, the story begins with with gusts to 200, you’ll modern construction techniques, there’s his sitting there, then falling. Texas Rep. Dustin Burrows...... (512) 433-0542 get no argument here. no way the wall will ever be more than It is suggested that it wasn’t a “Jack Texas Sen. Charles Perry...... (512) 463-0128 Count me among the a bump in the road when compared to and Jill” kind of fall, but indeed a “great U.S. Representative Jodey Arrington...... (202) 225-4005 dozens of people on great walls in history. fall,” the kind that cracks both noggins U.S. Sen. John Cornyn...... (202) 224-2934 his “call list” who feel “The Chinese set the standard no and eggs. U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz...... (202) 224-5922 compelled to answer, if other country can ever reach,” Mort ** By Dr. Don only out of curiosity. claimed. “They started their ‘Great What to do? Newbury He kicked off the Wall’ seven centuries B.C., and they had The “rhymester” in jolly Old England new year with what many starts and stops before winding opined that all the king’s horses and all Who We Are he described as a “phone warning” it up in the 19th century A.D. And, the the king’s men, try as they did, took a Bill Crist Tina Roland about the danger of spending too much exact number of construction years still “shellacking.” Publisher Advertising Account Executive time worrying about walls. Before he is being debated.” Putting Humpty-Dumpty together fi nished, I was humming the Statler Best I can tell, he’s right about the again was well above their pay grade. Ben Barkley Nancy McFatridge Brothers’ old hit, Counting Flowers on arguments. About all I can add is that American citizens, of course, gener- Managing Editor Composition the Wall. You remember it, of course, multiple centuries, many dynasties and ally feel that they have little more than the one about “playing solitaire ‘til one much manpower led to construction of an “ifs/buts/candy/nuts” understanding Christi Adams LaDonna Halford with a deck of 51.” one of the Seven Wonders of the World. of the proposed wall. Business Manager Circulation ** ** We do know that if the king’s horses, Jimmy Feltman Mailroom “I’ve been studying up on walls,” my I think I can better contribute to wall as well as his men (and women) are Tony Bennett James Lamb uncle began. “If you want to take on a conversations by offering a frame of called, many of them may call in sick Production Managers Brian Molina topic that’s bound to add ‘muddle’ to a reference more easily understood. unless assured of being at the top of the mind already ‘muddled,’ be my guest. Admittedly, a fl y on the wall might list for payment as soon as the govern- Donna Browning Distribution Walls have been used for centuries both well have a better understanding, wheth- ment shut-down ends. Classifi ed Manager Irene Arellano to keep people out and to keep people er studies include walls dating back to It may be a while before we learn if Becky Black in. And in some cases, it took centuries Biblical times or the one proposed today we’re to live happily ever after. Steve Reagan June McNeil to build ‘em. Recorded history hasn’t for our southern border. Brittni Clemons Nanette Sanchez helped much to determine whether walls For comparison’s sake, let’s limit Dr. Newbury, a former president at Staff Writers Charity Willson are good things or bad things.” discussion to the proposed wall and WTC, is a speaker in the Metroplex. Larry McCarty www.snyderdailynews.com He claimed that there’s so much mate- another provided by a Mother Goose Email: newbury@ speakerdoc.com. Sports Editor Phone: 573-5486 rial about walls, it can lead to the “hurt- rhyme. Phone: (817) 447- 3872. Web site: www. ing of hair, the crossing of eyes and I refer, of course, to Humpty-Dump- speakerdoc.com. Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Snyder Daily News Page 7A

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Schedule is Drug/Alcohol Screening. mornings, Monday-Saturday. Apply in person: 325-573-0035 century21theedge.com Apply in person at T&L CONSTRUCTION CO. Century 21 Is Your Source For HUD Acquired Properties Snyder Daily News 911 Old Lubbock Hwy Tiffany Forbes Susan Griffith Dakotah Neff Doug Neff 3600 College Ave. Snyder, TX Agent Agent Agent Owner/Agent HUD LISTINGS 325-728-7432 575-1751 574-4943 207-1716 3011 Ave. T 3 bedroom, 2 bath ...... $79,000 Contract Pending We Can Show Any Listing!! Call Us Today! 210 Water St. - Roby 4 bedroom, 2 bath modular home ...... $39,000 3601 Jacksboro 3 bedroom, 2 bath.Contract Close Pending to schools ...... REDUCED $72,900 Serving Snyder, Colorado City & Surrounding Areas 2609 37th Large 3 bedroom, 3 bathContract on corner Pending lot ...... REDUCED $131,200 2701 48th 3 bedroom, 2 bath, workshopContract ...... Pending REDUCED $124,000 RESIDENTIAL 2802 36th 3-2 in established neighborhood,Contract Pending large backyard ...REDUCED $78,400 New! 9753 E. Hwy 180 - Hermleigh 616 acre ranch with ranch house, guest house, barn, pens & more! ...... Call Doug RESIDENTIAL New! 4308 Lubbock Updated 3 bedroom, 2 bath, hot tub, storage .. Call Doug New! 106 Augusta Circle 4 bedroom, 3 bath on large corner lot...... $280,297 New! 3405 N. Bus. 84 Updated 3 bedroom, 2 bath on 12 acres ...... Call New! 4486 N. Ennis Creek Rd. Country home on 1 acre with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Now hiring Welder, CDL Driver Needed New! 403 34th 3 bedroom, 1 bath ...... $52,000 2 living areas, cellar, chain-link fence & more! ...... $109,000 New! 2801 35th 4-3 on corner lot. High-end kitchen upgrades, bamboo & travertine Labor Hands, Supervisor, Benefits: Health, Dental, Hwy 350 - Ira fenced 61.24 acres, Ira water, water well ...... Call Doug 10940 Hwy 350 2-2 barndominium, shop, 5 acres ...... Call Doug tile flooring, in-ground pool, pool house & beautiful wood deck. Must see! ...$269,900 & Equipment Operators Vision & Life Insurance 2008 KSNY Dr. Updated, brick 3-2, shop, 1.5+ acres .... $150,000 Call Dakotah New! 321 Augusta Circle Remarkable 4 bedroom, 3 bath, 2 car garage home on • Competitive Pay & Retirement Plan 1108 Ave. M 33.9 acres 3-2 MH, 5 acres Hwy 84 comm. frontage ...... Call corner lot. This 1 owner home, built in 2013, sits on a little less than an acre. Granite countertops throughout, open concept, fireplace. A must see! ...... $295,000 • Safety Bonus • Must have a valid Driver’s 2902 34th Back On Market!! Updated 4 bedroom, 3 bath ...... Call Doug License that meets insurance 630 Wheat - Hermleigh Spacious 3-2 with shop, extra lots ...... $124,000 New! 5971 FM 1269 - Fluvanna Quiet country 3 bedroom, 2 bath home on 3.25 acres, with 2 living areas, wood burning FP, attached workshop w/electric & more! $165,000 • Production Bonus requirements. 2403 Ave. N 4 bedroom, 3 bath historical home ...... Call Doug 303 34th 2 bedroom, 2 bath, 1 car garage ...... REDUCED $78,000 3609 41st 4 bedroom, 3 bath on corner lot. Close to schools & park ...... $179,500 Apply in person Please email resumes to 3204 Ave. A Beautifully updated 2-1. Perfect for 1st time home buyer! ...... $91,900 3801 23rd St., Snyder, TX 116 Browning Beautifully updated 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 1 car garage ...$59,000 [email protected] call Recreational ranch - ranch house, party barn, RV spaces & restaurant ...Call 2461 FM 1606 3-2 on 650 acres with working pens ...... $844,350 Call Daryl Or send resume to: 325-207-8333 or come by 5506 Mountain View Dr. Gorgeous 3 bedroom, 3 bath on 7.25 acres with 3707 Ave. U Charming 2 bedroom, 1 bath on double lot. Hardwood floors, new [email protected] 4316 CR 132 Snyder, TX pool, barns & horse stalls ...... CONTRACT PENDING Call Doug plumbing, storage bldg. Beautifully landscaped! Perfect starter home! ...... $110,000 3103 Austin 3 bedroom, 2 bath in Colonial Hill Addition ...... REDUCED $79,500 5201 Mountain View Dr. 3 bedroom,CONTRACT 2½ bath, PENDING on 14 acres ...... Call Doug 303 34th Well maintained 2 bedroom, 1 bath ...... REDUCED $53,500 COMMERICAL 649 acres with house, water well & stock tanks - west of town ...... Call Daryl New! 1907 40th 2700 sq.ft. office for rent. 10 offices & parking ....Call Doug 2806 34th 4 bedroom, 2½ bath, 2 living areas, corner lot .. REDUCED $164,900 1706 25th Large, updated commercial building ...... REDUCED $189,500 2513 31st Very nice 3 bedroom, 2 bath in well established neighborhood. Beautiful 1801 Ave. R ½ acre fenced commercial lot ...... $85,000 covered porches, additional 1 car garage. It is a must see!! ...REDUCED $199,999 & 1800 N. College Ave. Commercial lot ...... $35,000 4500 Galveston 3 bedroom, 2 bath, with 2 living areas, on corner lot. Perfect 2502 Ave. R Fully operational restaurant & pub. Building leased . Call Doug location to view 4th of July fireworks!! ...... REDUCED $179,000 2908 37th Spacious home with remodeled kitchen! 2 bedroom, 1½ bath, nice shop NOW HIRING FOR ALL POSITIONS LAND in back & private hot tub...... MOTIVATED SELLER!! REDUCED $119,500 10940 Hwy 350 61.24 acres with well & Ira water ...... Call Doug 2012 Towle Park Rd 6 bdrm, 4 bath, lrg lot w/great view! ...REDUCED $350,000 Starting pay $10/hr plus benefits. 4.98 acres in Oak Canyon Estates @ Lake Alan Henry ...... $135,000 790 CR 243 Newly remodeled 3 bedroom, 2 bath country home w/amazing updates! FM 1606 - Ira 238 A’s cult. Good hunting & grazing. . REDUCED Call Doug Open concept, on 2½ acres with barn & horse pens...... REDUCED $275,000 Drug screen required. 20 acres in RoundCONTRACT Top ...... $87,000 PENDING 2309 42nd 3-2, updated kitchen & bath, wood floors, man cave ... REDUCED $99,500 701 E Burnside - Rotan BeautifullyContract updated Pending 3-2 on corner lot .. REDUCED $137,000 Apply in person, Hwy 180 & US 84. COLORADO CITY 2704 33rd Beautiful 4 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 bonus rooms. Tons of storage, covered New! CR 260 - Dorn Rd. 296 acres farm land ...... Call Doug patio, 2 storage buildings.Contract ...... Pending REDUCED $179,000 New! 865 E. 6th 1 bedroom, 1 bath, 1 car garage ...... $35,000 2112 42nd Gorgeous, spacious, remodeled 3-3, office/bonus room, FP, large kitchen New! 1137 Walnut 3 bedroom, 1½ bath ...... $97,000 w/bar, mud room, on cornerContract lot. ... PendingDRASTIC REDUCTION Call Shanon $159,900 The City of Snyder is accepting applications New! 2230 S. CR 260 3 bedroom, 1 bath on 4 acres ...... $55,000 2281 S. FM 1611 Beautiful, completely updated 3-2 on 2.3 acres in country. LCR 311 Lake lot with water, electricity, garage & driveway ...... $12,000 New septic, roof & windows.Contract Well & Pending U&F water, in-ground pool ...... $249,000 for a full-time Firefighter. 341 3rd St. Fully operational flower shop ...... Call 3001 32nd Nice, updated 3-2, SOLDspacious backyard, corner lot ..REDUCED $148,000 Must have High School Diploma or equivalent. Experience 812 E. 2nd Turn key automotive shop ...... REDUCED $67,500 1425 Augusta Dr. Gorgeous 4-3SOLD on large corner lot. Close to golf course .....$289,500 in firefighting (paid or volunteer), must maintain minimum 1142 LCR 248 3 bedroom, 2½ bath ...... $105,000 LAND & LOTS certification by TCFP-Basic Structure Firefighter & DSHS- 715 W. 17th 1.7 acre lot with utilities ...... REDUCED $9,000 Call Dakotah LCR 252 Lot with Corix water ...... $5,500 Call Dakotah 2461 FM 1606 3-2 on 650 acres with working pens ...... $844,350 Call Daryl EMR/ECA throughout employment. Must have a good driving Bohannon Rd Lot with Corix water ...... $4,000 Call Dakotah 790 CR 243 Newly remodeled 3 bedroom, 2 bath country home w/amazing updates! record with either Class B non-CDL, Class B CDL, or higher 835 E. 7th Updated 3-2, open concept ...... $42,000 Call Dakotah Open concept, on 2½ acres with barn & horse pens...... REDUCED $275,000 Texas driver’s license.Retirement, Employee Health Insurance, LCR 252 ½ acre, Corix water ...... $12,000 Call Dakotah 1911 LCR 248 C-City 8.19 acres Perfect place to build your lake home! ..$36,000 Holidays, 2 weeks vacation after one year. LCR 311 Lot w/electric, water, septic, garage REDUCED $12,000 Call Tiffany Royal Court - residential lot ...... $10,000 258 Paris Remodeled 2-1 w/metal double carport ....$42,000 Call Dakotah Commercial lot! 2811 35th ...... $18,000 Apply at the Texas Workforce Commission or come by S. College Ave. Great commercial property with College Ave. frontage. 3.073 acres, City Hall, Human Resources for an application. View our listings @ neffsmesquiteridge.com city water & sewer access at site. Gas access on south end of property ...... Call Resumes are accepted but will not replace a completed COMMERCIAL application. You may also go online at www.ci.snyder.tx.us 5730 N. I-20 Lone Star RV Park - Sweetwater 36 spaces. Turn key business .Call for an application. EOE Employer paid ad. Employment 2811 W. 25th 100x300 commercial lot .69 acre. Great location! ...... $15,000 Employment S. College Ave. Great commercial property with College Ave. frontage. 3.073 acres, city water & sewer access at site. Gas access on south end of property ...... Call 1822 26th Large office building with 6 offices, 2 baths, kitchen, & conference room. Downtown on the square ...... REDUCED $99,000 NO• HI•ING ALL •OSI•IONS 300 37th Self-serve fuel station. Ready to go. 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Call for more details, 325-573-1711 325-575-2575 www.snyderroyal.com HOMETOWN PROUD! HOUSING CHOICE RV Spaces VOUCHERS ACCEPTED! 4112 College Ave. 573-8505 Melissa Petty Broker Assoc. COVERED RV SPACE Real Estate See Pictures & Info. @ hackfeldrealestate.com ALL BILLS PAID 207-1733 Clean, quiet location!! 325-207-2034 SDN Photo/ Brittni Clemons TRIANGLE D RV PARK Piper Early was eager to take a picture during the children’s reading program at the Scurry County Library. She was enjoy- 3801 Brick Plant Rd. 3 ACRES Dana Lynch Carson Deborah George ing her juice box while coloring a snowman. $350/mo. C-City Branch Matthies Boyd Vasquez All bills paid, including with metal RV storage/ 325-242-1134 207-7399 207-3225 207-4725 cable & Wi-Fi. equipment shed & water well RESIDENTIAL LISTINGS Country living with city Call for more details & to view! New! 3200 Ave. D 3-2-2 with large shop on corner lot ...... $79,000 Bloomberg says he’d self-fund convenience! 325-574-4368 New! 2216 42nd Charming, vintage 2-1½-1 with sunporch ...... $115,000 TY WILLS New! 112 Elm Very nice 2-1 with large guest house & storages ...... $70,000 possible 2020 White House bid Owner/Broker New! 417 36th Beautifully remodeled 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 car garage $159,900 Real Estate New! 3008 42nd Brick 3 bedroom, 2 bath. A great find! ...... $99,000 AUSTIN (AP) — Former New York Mayor Michael Bloom- 325-207-3221 New! 11061 Ira Rd W. 3-2½-2 on 2+ acres in Ira School District .... $184,000 berg said that if he runs for president, he’ll pay for it him- 414 36th Beautiful 3-2-1 custom built in 2014 ...... $168,000 self, defending candidates who use personal riches to bankroll 4121 Jacksboro 3-2½-2, lrg kitchen, sun porch w/wet bar & ½ bath ...$172,000 campaigns. 404 S Lawrence - Roby 3-2, bonus rm, carport, workshop, more ...... $110,000 Bloomberg’s comments to reporters follow a jab from an- 3005 38th Nice 3 bedroom, 1 bath, carport & shop ...... $75,000 other top 2020 contender. Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth War- 605 28th Great investment or a 1st time buy! 2 bedroom, 2 living areas. Lots ren recently decried the Democratic presidential nomination of potential!! ...... REDUCED $42,000 becoming “one more plaything that billionaires can buy.” 207 36th Place 4 bedroom, 1 bath, remodeled & move-in ready! ...... $99,900 Nicole Duran Tracey LaSalle Bloomberg said his riches insulate him from having to curry 216 31st What A Deal! Remodeled 3-2, 1 car garage, 1 car carport . $88,000 574-0595 574-0300 favor with special interests. 4014 Irving 3 bedroom, 2 bath, bonus room, 2 car garage ...... $128,000 3203 College Ave. “I ran three times. I used only my own money so I didn’t Toni Cox Owner/Broker 868-0216 3012 42nd brick 3-2, open concept kitchen to living area ...... $135,000 3200 40th Cute as can be starter home! Remodeled, upgraded 3-1 ...$85,000 have to ask anybody what they wanted in return for a contri- C-City #325-728-9339 911 Cypress - Roscoe 3 bedroom, 2 bath, hardwood floors, little shop, bution,” Bloomberg said. “And, if I ran again, I would do the storm shelter, nice corner lot ...... $59,900 same thing. I think not having to adjust what you say and what View our listings @ stevenson-realestate.com 1906 15th 3 bedroom, 1 bath ...... $38,000 you work on based on who financed your campaign is one of 3707 Galveston Remodeled 2-1, 2 living areas, shop ....REDUCED $75,000 the things that the public really likes. I understand not every- 2209 30th 3 bedroom, 2 bath, with 2 bonus rooms. Possibilities for a body can be self-funded but those that can, I think, should.” 5 bedroom house ...... REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE ONLY $132,000 Bloomberg was in Austin to announce that the city had won DeLoera Realty, LLC 2606 46th Beautiful view of Towle Park 3-2½-2 + 2cp, media room ..$225,000 funding to help combat climate change from his philanthropic 3718 Sunset Nice 3 bedroom, FP, 2 bath. Close to schools ...... $123,000 foundation. He told reporters he won’t make a decision on a Professional Real Estate Services 2807 Ave. W 4 bedroom, 2½ bath, summer fun pool ....REDUCED $180,000 presidential bid for “another month or so.” “Se habla Español” 4118 Jacksboro 3-2-2, FP, isolated master, bonus room.. REDUCED $135,000 Warren has formed a presidential exploratory committee. 4007 Houston Walk to the park! Nice, brick 3-2-2, FP REDUCED $125,000 “Is this going to be a Democratic primary that truly is a 2315 Peyton 3-2 Great place! Lots of potential & privacy ....REDUCED $120,000 Sherry 325-575-2575 Abel DeLoera grassroots movement that is funded by the grassroots and it’s DeLoera 575-2578 2605 Ave. V 3 bedroom, 2 bath brick home ...... REDUCED $78,500 3712 Austin 4 bedroom, 2 bath. Close to schools ...... REDUCED $120,000 done with grassroots volunteers, or is this going to be some- 574-5250 DeLoera Realty, thing that’s one more plaything that billionaires can buy?” she Broker 2300 41st 3 bedroom, 1 bath. A great place to start! .....REDUCED $79,000 2501 34th Gorgeous, secluded, Colonial Hill home with 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, asked during a stop in Iowa recently. fireplace, 2 car garage on corner lot ...... REDUCED $269,000 Leslie Nancy 4918 W. Hwy 180 Newly remodeled 3-2 on 3 acres ...... $225,000 Billingsley Burleson 3605 40th 3 bedroom, 2 bath w/bonus room, 2 storage buildings .... $149,500 575-2685 207-6579 3301 Ave U Vintage charmCONTRACT & beauty! PENDING 4-2½-cp, water well ...... $195,000 Public Records 2803 36th Colonial Hill CONTRACTAddition 3 bedroom,PENDING 2 bath ....REDUCED $95,000 1808 Royal Dr. First Class!CONTRACT Updated 4PENDING bedroom, 3 bath, pool ...... $305,000 Marriage Licenses Pete H. Browning and 2905 Westridge Newly remodeled: new kitchen, master bath & floors & more! Kristi Ann Guerrero and Dorothy Fanelle Browning to Come See Us At 4300 College Ave. 3 bedroom, 2½ bath, 2 carCONTRACT garage ...... PENDINGMOTIVATED SELLERS! $244,900 Jose Del Refugio Nino Guer- Yvonne Claudette Albarez, View listings @ www.DeLoeraRealty.com 317 36th Lovely, well-maintainedSOLD 3-2, 2 storage bldgs ... REDUCED $90,000 rero, both of Snyder. Lot 14 in Block 3 of the Morn- COUNTRY RESIDENTIAL Michael David Stanley ingside subdivision of Blocks RESIDENTIAL LISTINGS and Sheila Jo Stanley, both of 9, 10, 15, 16, 25 and 26 of the New! 11061 Ira Rd W. 3-2½-2 on 2+ acres in Ira School District .... $184,000 Hermleigh. Adams Addition. New! 3308 Ave. A 3 bedroom, 1 bath with big backyard ...... $99,000 2070 I-20 C-City Nice 3-2 on 2.88 acres Move -in ready! ...... REDUCED $159,000 New! 2506 33rd Custom built 3 bedroom, 2½ bath with bonus room & 2 living 585 S. CR 221 3 bedroom, 2½ bath on 17.5 acres ...... $249,000 Irenio Trevino and Brenda Jeffrey Carl Althof and areas in Colonial Hill Addition ...... $279,000 41 Fagan Rd, Lake Alan Henry 4-3, guest house, 4,000+ sq.ft., 5 acres $325,000 Ann Fischer, both of Matago- Gregory Lance Althof, as co- 3402 40th 2 bedroom, 2 bath, bonus room. New flooring & paint ..... $95,000 1298 Pyron - Hermleigh 3-2, could be 5 bdrm w/2 bonus rooms .... $129,900 rda. independent executors of the 609 N. Ave. Q 3 bedroom, 2 bath on corner lot, fenced yard ...... $75,000 6650 S Hwy 208 3-2-cp, shop, 3 stall shed,CONTRACT barn, dog PENDINGkennels, on 5 acres ..$185,000 Action in District Court estate of Harold C. Althof, to 3303 Ave. A 2 bdrm, 1 bath 1 car garage, privacy fence ...Call Nancy $73,000 E Hwy 180 “Midway” Brick 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 1 car garage, on 20 acres, In the matter of EES Leas- Jeffrey Carl Althof and Greg- 2603 Westridge 3 bedroom, 1 bath, 1 car garage with extra lot ..... $95,000 2 ponds - 1 spring fed. GoodCONTRACT water well ...... PENDING REDUCED $288,500 ing, LLC, vs. Scurry County ory Lance Althof, a 475.857- 3106 37th Place 2-2, 2 living areas, lots of storage, workshop ...... $75,000 3 bedroom, 1 bath on 2 acres w/barn,CONTRACT workshop PENDING & cellar ...... $120,000 Appraisal District, agreed acre tract out of Section 23 in 1703 Royal Dr. Custom 3-3, 3,000+ sq.ft., outdoor kitchen & pool ....Call Sherry 9424 Round Top Rd 4-2 w/aboveCONTRACT ground pool PENDING on approx 18 acres $160,000 judgment for the plaintiff. Block Y of the T&P RR sur- 4505 Garwood Large 4 bedroom, 3½ bath. Close to park ...... $199,500 CR 4136 Brick 3 bedroom, 2 bath, carport,SOLD large shop, 15 acres ..... $158,000 In the matter of Heather vey, save and except a 17-acre 4214 Midland 3-2, granite counterContract tops, Pending large corner lot with deck ..$169,900 3303 Irving 4 bedroom, 2 bath, open floor concept, fresh paint, new carpet, COMMERCIAL LISTINGS Brooke Duke vs. Scott James tract out of the east ½ of the large fenced backyard ...... Contract Pending REDUCED $182,500 Classic Interiors bldg on the square - 2520 Ave. R 1910’s beauty ..$195,000 Duke, judgment for the plain- southeast ¼ of Section 23. 104 Peach Large, brick 3 bedroom, SOLD 2 bath ...... REDUCED $55,760 N. College Ave. Apartment complex PLUS 4 houses ...... $400,000 tiff. Stanley Cozart and Linda Hwy 84 17 acres North of Rip Griffins ...... $275,000 In the matter of Discover Cozart to Barrett A. Koen- FOR LEASE 1102 College Huge warehouse type bldg. Endless possibilities! ...... $12,000 Bank vs. Larry Devitt, default necke and Kirsta L. Koen- New! Loraine - 601 Lightfoot 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 car carport $1,000/mo. 4604 College Restaurant w/equipment. Great location REDUCED $450,000 judgment for the plaintiff. necke, Lot 6 in Block 1 of 745 CR 137 3 bedroom, 2 bath with 3 car garage on 2 acres ...... Call 2006 N. Hwy 84 Bldg & yard, 3 offices, shop & wash bay ..REDUCED $129,900 In the matter of Scurry the replat of the George W. 2 bedroom, 1 bath with appliances, 1 car garage, fenced yard ...... $775/mo. 2.7309 acres on busy Hwy 84 & FM 1611 ...... $25,000 County, et al, vs. Zurn Wil- Brown original homesite tract 3 bedroom, 2 bath C-City Lake front furnished home ...... $2,000/mo. 711 N. Ave. X Ideal for restaurant, retail or offices ...... $125,000 liams Jenkins, case dismissed out of the Colonial Hill Addi- COUNTRY LISTINGS 1311 Ave. T .67 acre fenced with 2,400 sq.ft. metal building ...... $60,000 without prejudice. tion. New! 832 CR 444 4 bedroom, 3 bath, 2 living areas, workshop, barn & 3704 W. Hwy 180 “Old UniversalCONTRACT Yard” w/offices PENDING & shops on 6.25 acres ..$225,000 Filed in District Court Richard W. Arnold to efficiency apartment on 6 acres ...... $195,000 LAND & LOTS Portfolio Recovery Associ- James C. Arnold, an interest 901 CR 383 Waterfront - Lake JB Thomas SOLD 4-2 $120,000 ...... Call Leslie College Ave. .81 acre ...... $34,650 ates, LLC, vs. Pedro Gonza- in the west ½ of Section 219 841 CR 383 Waterfront Lake JB Thomas SOLD 3-1, carport...... Call Leslie $15,000 1107 Ave. T 1.9284 acres ...... $39,300 lez, for debt/contract. of Block 97 of the H&TC RR LAND 701 College Ave. .2984 acre ...... $15,444 Walnut Hill Rentals, LLC, survey. Residential lot - corner of Ave. V & 35th - 90’x160’ ...... $8,800 1901 22nd .3696 acre ...... $5,314 vs. Christopher Elder and Richard W. Arnold and COMMERCIAL PROPERTY 970 CR 444 3 acres - Great building site!...... $50,000 Bruce Wayland Elder, for James C. Arnold, as co-trust- 9 Acres 5640 Mountain View Dr. Utilities available ...... $85,000 Commercial lot - College Ave. south of Aim Bank. Great location ...Call Leslie debt/contract. ees of the Robert N. Arnold 565 S. CR 253 100 acres cultivated land ...MOTIVATED SELLER! Call Keith Deed Records exemption trust, to James C. 116 Walnut C-City Offices & storage/workspace...... Call Leslie $80,000 902 30th 2 lots combined to 1, 150’x140’, on corner. Utilities available ..$9,000 Carolyn Gulseth to Isaac L. Arnold, an interest in the west 301 N. College Updated office space with workspace in back...... Call Leslie 240 acres cropland ½ west of Fluvanna on FM 612 ...... $312,000 RV Park 12 slots with utilities ...... Call Abel 321 acres Fluvanna 220 A’s CRP & 101 A’s cropland CR 2134 ..... $417,300 Rodriguez, Lot 16 in Block 3 ½ of Section 219 in Block 97 1508 E. Coliseum Approx 7.8 acres of prime vacant commercial property 642 A’s SW of Ira 126 A’s CRP, balance native pasture, deer, quail .REDUCED $725/A of the Parkway Addition, Sec- of the H&TC RR survey. with approx 1350 sq.ft. of road frontage ...... Call Abel Windmill Ranch CR 242 482.3 acres, tank. Great for hunting! ...... $482,300 tion One. Weldon Beck to Verado 2011 25th Office building on 140’x150’ lot ...... Call 1925 25th Vacant commercial lot in highly visible area ...... $12,000 Jimmy Collins, Troy Col- Energy, Inc., a 73.759-acre 122’x324’ Large commercial lot on Ave. T ...... $40,000 Lot 150 Ashley Rd, Lake Alan Henry 2 acres ...... Call lins, Billy Collins and Cler- tract out of Sections 89 and 1601 24th 3600 sq.ft. metal bldg, multi-purpose use, with fenced yard ...Call Round Top bldg site! Beautiful, almost 16 acre corner of High Mesa Dr. ance Collins to Terry Collins, 90 in Block 3 of the H&TC 1 Lot 25th St. Commercial Zone 60’x300’ ...... $12,000 & Mountain View Dr...... REDUCED $100,000 a .396-acre tract out of the RR survey. 125’x200’ commercial lot behind Whataburger ...... Call Abel Last 2 residential lots avail., approx. ¾ acre at Deep Creek Edge...$39,500/ea northwest ¼ of Section 126 Terri Darlene Collins to 4 acres on College Ave...... Call Abel 17 Acres - LOCATION! Hwy 84, N. of Rip Griffin E. of Snyder .REDUCED $275,000 Commercial building & lot formerly known as Kids Kampus ...... $219,000 in Block 3 of the H&GN RR Toni Darlene Wood and College & Houston Parkway Commercial corner of land. Prime location! survey. Joshua Warren Wood, Lots 1 2 LOTS on 24th St...... Call Abel Approx 18.02 acres Lots of potential for development ...... $549,999 2 LOTS on 25th St. near DQ (80’x270’) ...... Call Abel Cindy Fowler, Kenneth and 2 in Block 4 of the Glenn Lake Alan Henry Premium lots 76 & 76A North Ridge 9½ A’s w/water access .Call Rincones, Lisa Rincones and Huffman subdivision. Ave. T LOT (238’x138’) ...... Call Abel Lake Alan Henry 6.4 acres at North Ridge Prime lot #79, extends into water ..Call Janie Frey to Olga Rincones, 1.45 acres on 37th St...... Call Abel #28 Ward Rd. Lake Alan Henry ...... REDUCED $60,000 Jimmy C. Stribling and Ja- 1.73 acres on Hwy 180 & El Paso ...... Call Abel Residential lot on 37th St...... $12,500 Lot 4 in Block 1 of the Muir net A. Stribling to Jodi Her- 8 acres on 37th St...... Call Abel Talbott Trace Estates on Houston Pkwy ONLY 2 LEFT! ...... $15,000 each Addition. ring, a 2.59-acre tract com- SURROUNDING AREA Maverick West lots ...... $17,500 each Harvey Wayne Browning, prised of Block 145 of the 556 LCR 246 C-City Lake 2 bedroom, 1 bath lakefront cabin ...... $85,000 Travis Trace lots on Preston Trail. ONLY 3 LEFT!! ...... $22,900 each Shauna Browning Levens Original Town of Fluvanna. 560 LCR 246 C-City Lake 1-1 cabin w/2 living areas & workshop .... $60,000 631 A’s E Hwy 180 282 A’s pasture,SOLD 349 A’s cult. Deer, turkey & quail . Call Keith and John Bradley Browning Anna Beth Martin to Pres- 2056 LCR 252 C-City Lake 4 bdrm, 2 bath, sunroom Call Leslie $109,000 China Grove 229 acres, 85 A’sSOLD cult., 45 A’s CRP, 98 A’s native grass ...$217,607 to Pete Harvey Browning, Lot ton Martin, a one-acre tract 607 E. 8th C-City 4 bedroom, 2½ bath, large fenced yard ...... $115,000 14 in Block 3 of the Morning- out of the northeast corner of 601 Lightfoot - Loraine 3-2 on large corner lot ...... REDUCED $85,000 side subdivision of Blocks 9, Section 12 in Block 3 of the 537 E. 15th C-City Move-in ready 2 bdrm, 1 bath with lots of space! $49,900 Let The SDN Classifieds Be The Link Between 10, 15, 16, 25 and 26 of the H&TC RR survey, save and Loraine 302 S. Reeves Well maintained 2 bdrm, 2 bath ... Call Leslie $50,000 Buyers & Sellers! Call 325-573-5486 Adams Addition. except a .202-acre tract. Sports Page 10A Snyder Daily News Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Prep BASKETBALL Snyder girls rally past Sweetwater, 49-46 DISTRICT 5-4A GIRLS By Larry McCarty Kamiah Davis had 14 points who finished with 22 points, District Season SDN Sports Editor for Snyder. made two free throws. Snyder Snyder 2-0 15-9 Greenwood 2-0 7-13 “Natalee is a great player,” took a 16-8 lead into the sec- Sweetwater 1-2 9-16 SWEETWATER — Na- Eicke said. “She was deter- ond quarter. Big Spring 1-1 15-9 talee James picked the right mined to do something and Snyder built a double-digit SA Lake View 0-3 2-17 time to make Snyder’s only usually does that. We didn’t lead in the second quarter, but Friday’s Games 3-pointer of the game. shoot well from 3-point range Sweetwater fought back to Snyder 46, Sweetwater 43 Midland Greenwood 76, San Angelo After James made a free overall. We also missed a lot trim the halftime deficit to 25- Lake View 34 throw on the next possession, of inside shots. We will come 17. The Lady Tigers led 37-32 Tuesday’s Games Snyder left Mustang Gym back Saturday and work on going into the fourth quarter. Midland Greenwood at Snyder, 6:15 with a 46-43 win over Sweet- shooting.” “All of the district games p.m. will be close,” Eicke said. Sweetwater at Big Spring, 6:15 p.m. water in a District 5-4A bas- With Sweetwater holding BOYS ketball game Friday. a one-point lead, Eicke called “Lake View and Greenwood District Season Snyder (15-9, 2-0) led most a timeout and sent her team a played close games against Snyder 1-0 19-6 of the game, but Sweetwater message. Sweetwater. This district is Greenwood 1-0 20-6 rallied to take a 43-42 lead “I told them they have to wide open.” Big Spring 0-0 13-7 Tuesday’s game against SA Lake View 0-1 11-15 with less than one minute left. fight if they want to win a dis- Sweetwater 0-1 2-19 James’ 3-pointer with 30 sec- trict championship.” she said. Greenwood is scheduled to Friday’s Game onds left gave Snyder the lead “The 3-pointer at the end of start at 6:15 p.m. Snyder 45, Sweetwater 21 for good. the game was not a called “We hope to gain confi- Midland Greenwood 58, San Angelo “It’s always tough when play, just something that hap- dence by playing at home Lake View 57 Tuesday,” Eicke said. “We Tuesday’s Games you play road games,” head pened.” Midland Greenwood at Snyder, 7:30 coach T’Leah Eicke said. “We Special to the Snyder Daily News/Michelle McCarty In the first quarter, Davis can’t play like this for the rest of district if we want to win p.m. stopped doing things that we Snyder’s Nicole Martinez (21), watched by head coach T’Leah Eicke broke a scoreless tie with two Sweetwater at Big Spring, 7:30 p.m. did in previous games, like free throws at the 5:57 mark out. Greenwood will shoot the from the sidelines, drove to the basket during Friday’s 49-46 win three and we must be ready to attacking the basket, mak- at Sweetwater. and the Lady Tigers followed ing outside shots, rebounding that with three straight field play good defense.” and playing tough defense. goals to build an 8-0 lead. Snyder 16 9 12 9 —46 Calendar Snyder, which won its road and we played at two of Sweetwater 8 9 15 11—43 Sweetwater broke our press second straight road district the toughest places in the dis- After a Sweetwater timeout, Snyder scorers — Natalee James 17, MONDAY a lot of times and we gave up game, will host district co- trict,” Eicke said. “I told them Davis scored field goals on Kamiah Davis 14, Nicole Martinez 8, Basketball Angie Murillo 7. Snyder Junior High School boys at too many easy lay-ups. When leader Midland Greenwood, to enjoy it and take something consecutive possessions to you get to district games, ev- increase the lead to 12-0. Sweetwater scorers — Tavis Black Levelland, 5 p.m. which defeated San Angelo away from the game because 22, Kyla Daniel 7, Alex Bell 4, Amber Levelland at Snyder Junior High ery aspect must be there and Lake View 76-34, Tuesday. we have a lot to learn.” Sweetwater finally got on Knox 3, Shavie Green 3, Nevaeh Sara- School girls, 5 p.m. it was not for this game.” “It’s difficult to win on the James scored 17 points and the board when Tavis Black, bia 2, Kierstyn Thompson 2. Ira Junior High School B girls at Trent, 4 p.m. Ira Junior High School B boys at Trent, 5 p.m. SHS girls drop Ira Junior High School A girls at Trent, 6 p.m. Ira Junior High School A boys at Trent, two matches 7 p.m. Loraine at Hermleigh Junior High School girls, 5 p.m. at tournament Loraine at Hermleigh Junior High LUBBOCK — The Snyder School boys, 6 p.m. Lady Tigers lost to the Borger Borden County Junior High School A girls at Klondike, 6 p.m. JV and Lubbock Coronado Borden County Junior High School B JV at the Lubbock ISD Kick- girls at Ropes, 6 p.m. off Classic soccer tournament Borden County Junior High School A Friday. boys at Klondike, 7 p.m. WTC women at Odessa College, 5:45 Snyder lost to Borger 1-0 p.m. and Coronado, 9-1. Zairah WTC men at Odessa College, 7:30 Cabrera scored Snyder’s only p.m. goal against Coronado. TUESDAY The Lady Tigers (0-4) will Basketball Midland Greenwood at Snyder JV play at the Burkburnett tour- girls, 5 p.m. nament beginning Friday. Midland Greenwood at Snyder girls, 6:30 p.m. Midland Greenwood vs. Snyder freshmen girls at Snyder Junior High School, 7:30 p.m. Ira boys win Midland Greenwood at Snyder JV boys, 5 p.m. Midland Greenwood at Snyder fresh- district opener men boys, 6:15 p.m. Midland Greenwood at Snyder boys, LORAINE — Four Ira 7:30 p.m. players scored in double dig- Ira JV boys at Highland, 5 p.m. its in the Bulldogs’ 56-23 win Ira girls at Highland, 6:30 p.m. over Loraine in the District Ira boys at Highland, 8 p.m. 13-1A basketball opener on Trent at Hermleigh girls, 6:30 p.m. Special to the Snyder Daily News/Michelle McCarty Borden County girls at Klondike, 5 p.m. In the left photo, Ryan Rodriguez (40) battled Sweetwater’s Jaden Hernandez for rebounding position during Snyder’s 45-21 win Friday. Borden County JV boys at Klondike, over Sweetwater on Friday. In the right photo, Nathan Kendrick prepared to shoot a field goal. Ira (11-4, 1-0) led 14-9 after 6:30 p.m. the first quarter and 37-20 at Borden County boys at Klondike, 8 halftime. The Bulldogs took p.m. Soccer a 46-23 lead into the fourth Snyder boys at Lubbock Cooper JV, 5 Snyder boys roll past Mustangs, 45-21 quarter. p.m. Garrett Hafer scored 15 THURSDAY points for Ira while Nathan By Larry McCarty Alonzo Wesley led Snyder with a them throw the ball away. We executed Basketball Goodwin and Matthew Brazil South Plains College at WTC women, SDN Sports Editor game-high 22 points and Teafale Le- on offense and didn’t do anything spe- each finished with 11 points. 5:45 p.m. nard had 14 points. cial.” Karson Valentine added 10 South Plains College at WTC men, SWEETWATER — The Snyder Ti- Snyder (19-6, 1-0) led 10-4 midway Snyder outscored Sweetwater 15-3 7:30 p.m. points. FRIDAY gers outscored Sweetwater 34-8 in the through the first quarter. Sweetwa- in the third quarter and the only points Ira scorers — Garrett Hafer 15, Na- Basketball second and third quarters en route to a ter (2-19, 0-1) used a 7-1 run to tie the of the fourth quarter by either team than Goodwin 11, Matthew Brazil 11, Snyder JV girls at San Angelo Lake 45-21 District 5-4A win in Friday. game at 11-11 going into the second were two free throws by Sweetwater’s Karson Valentine 10, Brayden White View, 5 p.m. Late in the first quarter, head coach quarter. Darian Carr, who finished with seven 4, Hunter McCowen 4, Anthony Coy 1. Snyder girls at San Angelo Lake View, Girls 6:30 p.m. Lee Scott pulled the starting lineup Scott said the talk with his starters points. Snyder freshmen girls at San Angelo and talked to them while the second was the spark the team needed to get Scott said he had his team prepar- Ira defeated Loraine, 81-15. Lake View, 7:30 p.m. team was on the court. The starters re- back on track. ing for Tuesday’s game against Mid- Ira led 22-2 after the first Snyder JV boys at San Angelo Lake turned in the second quarter outscored “That helped get us the lead,” he land Greenwood, which defeated San quarter and outscored Lo- View, 5 p.m. the Mustangs 19-5 to build a 30-16 said. “We put the game away in the Angelo Lake View 58-57 in its district raine 66-13 over the next Snyder freshmen boys at San Angelo three quarters. Lake View, 6:15 p.m. halftime lead. third quarter by shutting them down opener, this morning. Snyder boys at San Angelo Lake View, “It’s always good to win the first and it took them out of the game. We “Greenwood was picked to win the Haylee Gruben scored 7:30 p.m. district game,” Scott said.” This may were able to rest the starters and put district before the season,” he said. “It 18 points for Ira (11-10, 2-1) Ackerly Sands at Borden County girls, be the first win in the district opener other guys in the game. All that mat- will be a good game. We need the fans while Breauna Hall and Mad- 5 p.m. in eight or nine years. We were trying ters is we won the game.” to come and support us.” ison Peterson had 17 and 15 Ackerly Sands at Borden County JV points, respectively. boys, 6:30 p.m. to do too much early in the game. The Snyder began to pull away midway Snyder 11 19 15 0—45 Ackerly Sands at Borden County boys, guys knew they could go out there and through the second quarter with a 12-0 Sweetwater 11 5 3 2—21 Ira will play at Highland 8 p.m. win. Instead of sticking to the game run. Scott said the defense stepped up Snyder scorers — Alonzo Wesley 22, Teafale Le- Tuesday, with the girls’ game Soccer plan, we tried to do everything at once. during the run. nard 14, Nathan Kendrick 4, Sammy Sosa 3, Talon starting at 6:30 p.m. Snyder girls at Burkburnett tourna- All I told the players at that time was “We stopped reaching and gambling Vandygriff 2. Ira scorers — Haylee Gruben 18, ment Sweetwater scorers — Darian Carr 7, Logan Breauna Hall 17, Madison Peterson 15, Snyder boys at Alvarado tournament we must make it happen every posses- on defense,” Scott said. “We forced Wedin 6, Jackson Foster 3, Daiman Atkins 3, Tony Kailey Gladden 9, Bailey Hall 9, Jes- Indoor Track and Field sion.” Sweetwater into bad shots and made Padilla 2. sica Heiskell 6, Mattie Martin 4, Grace WTC at Red Raider Open Highfield 3. SATURDAY Basketball Snyder Junior High School boys A at Wall tournament Hermleigh girls remained undefeated Hermleigh JV boys at Ira JV boys, 5 Sports Briefs p.m. Hermleigh girls at Ira girls, 6:30 p.m. Adult flag football tournament Hermleigh boys at Ira boys, 8 p.m. Teams are needed for the Jan. 19 Shining Stars Adult 5-on- in district with win over Westbrook Borden County Junior High School girls and boys at Ackerly Sands tour- 5 flag football tournament. The cost is $150 per team. For WESTBROOK — The The Lady Cardinals, who Smith scored five and one nament information, call (325) 650-2923 or email shiningstars@sud- Hermleigh Lady Cardinals lead Westbrook and Ira by points, respectively. Soccer denlink.net. took sole possession of the one game, will host Trent at The Cardinals will return Snyder girls at Burkburnett tourna- ment District 13-1A lead by de- 6:30 p.m. Tuesday. Hermleigh to action Saturday at Ira in a Snyder boys at Alvarado tournament SHS football banquet tickets feating Westbrook 44-42 on will play at Ira on Saturday. district game. Powerlifting Advance tickets for the annual Snyder High School foot- Friday. Hermleigh scorers — Makia Gonza- Snyder girls and boys at Colorado City, ball banquet are now available at the Snyder ISD athletic of- The Lady Cardinals (19-5, les 17, Lillyan Digby 11, Ciera Digby 8, Ryleigh Benitez 6, Sandra Carr 2 9 a.m. fice. Tickets for the Jan. 26 banquet are $15 in advance and 3-0) led 16-11 after the first Boys will be $20 at the door. The banquet will be held at 7 p.m. in NFL quarter and 23-17 at halftime. The Hermleigh Cardinals the high school cafeteria. Divisional Playoffs Hermleigh took a 34-28 lead (12-7, 1-0) held off Westbrook into the fourth quarter. Today’s Games Basketball 49-48 in the district opener. Indianapolis at Kansas City, 3:35 p.m. MEN Chargers add kicker to roster Makia Gonzales led the Kobe Roemisch scored 12 (NBC) EAST COSTA MESA, Calif. (AP) — The Los Angeles Chargers Lady Cardinals with 17 points and Austin Escobedo Dallas at L.A. Rams, 7:15 p.m. (FOX) Niagara 95, Iona 90 signed kicker Nick Rose ahead of Sunday’s AFC divisional points while Lillyan Digby, had 11 points. Payton Rivera Sunday’s Games Rider 82, Canisius 73 playoff game against New England. Rose is expected to han- who made three 3-pointers, Los Angeles Chargers at New Eng- SOUTH and Devin Hildebrand each land, 12:05 p.m. (CBS) Maryland 78, Indiana 75 dle kickoffs. He replaces Michael Badgley whose kickoffs finished with 11 points. Ciera finished with 10 points. Philadelphia at New Orleans, 3:40 N. Kentucky 68, Wright St. 64 were touchbacks 9-of-60 times, a league low. Digy had eight points. Kelton Carroll and Cody p.m. (FOX) Friday April 27, 2018 Snyder Daily News Scurry County Spotlight Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Snyder Daily News Page 1B

SDN Photos/Brittni Clemons Retired, but Clockwise from right: Toby Wright’s most treasured collec- tion is this Bradford Exchange 14-piece wolf plate collection; Wright showed off a wolf- not retiring themed fleece jacket; Wright held Snow, the oldest of his A back injury forced Toby Wright to end four dogs; Wright also collected NASCAR jackets, most in honor his trucking career, but the ‘Candy of his favorite driver, Jimmy Johnson; Wright has collected Man’ keeps finding ways to stay active NASCAR-themed items for more By Brittni Clemons became an active volunteer at than 20 years. SDN Staff Writer the senior center after his in- jury forced him to retire from “Candy Man.” “The Gar- a career as a truck driver. dener.” He volunteered for the Those are just a couple of Meals on Wheels program at the nicknames that one of the center, delivering meals Snyder’s busiest jack-of-all- to homebound seniors, before trades picked up due to his doctors told him he needed to many useful talents. stop all heavy lifting. “I know how to do a lot That wasn’t the end of his of different little things, so I volunteer efforts, though. He want to use that to help any- said he wanted to stay active one, anyway I possibly can, because he was used to being while I still can,” Toby Wright a workaholic.” said of his nicknames. So he focused on volun- But he’s faced challenges teering at the center. along the way. “I really enjoy (volunteer- Three of the discs in his ing),” he said. “It doesn’t back collapsed during a work- cause a lot of stress on my related accident in the ‘90s. back and it’s something good Three years ago, he was told for the center.” he would likely need a wheel- Wright volunteers at the chair because of the accident. center everyday from 7 a.m. But more than a decade until noon. He said he helps since the incident and three set up the lunchroom, pre- years out from the diagnosis, pares meals, makes food Wright is still walking and runs to United Supermarket, giving back to the communi- quilts and helps organize the ty as a volunteer at the Scur- monthly dances. ry County Senior Citizens “Toby is a second-gener- Center, giving away produce ation volunteer. His parents, from his garden and making Clarence and Mary Wright, different types of candy for participated in senior center the community, despite his activities and volunteered at disability. the center,” center director “I grew up with almost ev- Tammy Quick said. “Like all eryone here and love them all of our volunteers, the time to death,” Toby Wright said of that Toby spends helping at his fellow participants in the the senior center is greatly programs at the Scurry Coun- appreciated.” ty Senior Citizens Center. Away from the center, Three years ago, Wright See Wright, Page 2B

Historic ScurryTHANK Co., Inc. would like to thank everyone YOU! who participated in the HERITAGE VILLAGE CHRISTMAS EVENT and supported the history of Scurry County in 2018. Through the involvement of the community, the event raised approximately $7500. This will allow roof repairs of several structures and window repairs at the Cornelius-Dodson house. HSC, Inc. Christmas Event Participants Snyder Daily News A-1 Air Conditioning Miller Family Funeral Home AimBank Moody Thomason Ashley Jones - WTC Radio Musselwhite Trucking Company Bell-Cypert-Seale Funeral Home Nix’s Auto & Tire Service Bennie Marricle Well Service Pump Specialist Inc. Big Country Electric Coop Richard Hester Blake Fulenwider Dealership Roe’s Furniture Bobby Hale - Ira ISD Rotary Club Members City of Snyder Scurry County 4H Clubs Cogdell Memorial Hospital Scurry County EMS The Coliseum Staff Scurry County Museum Community Bank of Snyder Scurry County Sheriff Department Development Corporation of Snyder Senior Center Kitchen Band Snyder ACE Students Farmers Insurance Snyder Beautification Members First Bank & Trust Snyder Chamber of Commerce Folklorico de Guadalupe Dancers Snyder Christian School Friendly Flower Shop Snyder Fire Department G&G Glass Snyder Girl Scouts Gerald Corkran Snyder Gold Coats Geron Scates - WTC Radio Snyder High School Choirs Hargrove Crop Insurance Snyder Intermediate School Choir Herculease Snyder Jr. High STEM Students Hurst Implement Snyder High School Jazz Band J&K Rentals JD’s Services Snyder Lumber Company Jerry Starr Snyder Nursery John Rogotzke Snyder Primary School Second Graders Judy Grimmett Snyder Police Department KRBC Television State Farm Insurance KSNY Radio TOPS Club KTAB Television United Supermarkets KVMC Radio - Jim Baum Wal-Mart Lions Club Members West Texas Animal Clinic Luann & Bobby Grice West Texas State Bank M&M Construction Western Texas College McDonald Welding Supply, Inc. Windmill Spraying Service Sincere appreciation to the civic groups who used their time and talents to make the Heritage Village structures beautiful: Snyder Beautification (Winner of the Traveling Trophy for 2018), Lions Club and Rotary Club. A special “Thank You” to the Alturian Daughters, Anthenium Club, Cosmorama Club, Delta Kappa Gamma and the Scurry County Retired Teachers for all the delicious items in the Bake Sale. The Bake Sale set a RECORD this year in sales of $2,000.00. Happy 2019 To All! Page 2B Snyder Daily News Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 From Ronda’s Front Porch to Yours Wright Continued from Page 1B Make a New Year’s resolution to save lives Wright said he enjoys gardening, ty when I was growing up and be- While eating more fruits and veg- Texas roads. • Drive the posted speed limit, slow baking, fi shing, hunting and col- fore he passed he showed me how etables and parking as far away from Put down the phone when you are down for construction and emergen- lecting NASCAR memorabilia and to. I am going to keep the tradition the supermarket as possible will help driving and do not drive distracted. cy vehicles and always drive slower almost anything with wolves or going and show my sons how to improve your health in 2019, here’s a Cell phones are a major distraction, and more cautiously when weather deer. (make candy) so they can do the resolution that can impact the lives of but not the only distraction to drivers. conditions are bad. Keep the proper In the summer, Wright said he same.” others — as well as Adjusting radios and GPS devic- distance between your car and the ve- likes to grow different fruits and Wright said he is blessed that he your own life. es, loose pets, eating and applying hicle in front of you, leaving enough vegetables to give away. is still well enough to spend time Make a resolu- makeup while driving are just some room to stop in an emergency. “I grow everything,” he said. with his children — Jeremy, Toby, tion in 2019 to fo- of the other distractions when behind • Make sure you are prepared to “Whatever you need, I grow it and Brandy and Jenifer, and his 14 cus on your driving the wheel. drive. Always arrange for a sober I always give it away to people who grandchildren. and drive like you However, research shows that tex- driver or ride home if alcohol is con- need it.” “I am happy,” Wright said. “I would want the per- ting is among the most dangerous sumed. And, make sure to not drive He also makes pecan brittle, can’t dwell on anything that is son in front of you, forms of distracted driving. Sending while drowsy. By being well-rested divinities and seven varieties of out of my control. Yes, I miss be- Provided by behind you, and or reading an average text message and sober before getting behind the fudge to give away. ing a truck driver and doing all Ronda White beside you to drive. takes drivers’ eyes off the road for wheel, motorists will be better pre- “My name is also ‘The Candy the things I used to be able to do, Resolve to be a bet- four to fi ve seconds, which means pared to arrive at their destination Man’ around town,” he said. “My but I just have to give it all to God. ter driver in 2019. at 55 miles per hour, a texting driver safely. dad made candy for the communi- Things could be worse.” While all notions of self-improve- would travel the length of a football • Take the few seconds to put on ment have their value, driving is one fi eld without looking at the road — your seatbelt and make sure that all area where your actions can affect as if being blindfolded. That is some- passengers are also buckled up. Take Brewery to launch in former missile complex not only yourself, but others on the thing nobody would, or should, con- time to be sure that all children are road. sciously consider doing. riding in the correct car seat for their PITTSBURGH (AP) — A new operated bases using anti-aircraft Motor vehicle crashes continue to Any time you take your hands off age, weight and developmental stage. brewery is set to launch in a Cold guns and Nike and Hercules mis- take their toll, without one day pass- the wheel, your eyes off the road, Also, get a car seat inspection by a War-era missile command center siles to defend Pittsburgh from So- ing without a death on Texas road- and especially your mind off of your certifi ed child passenger safety tech- near Pittsburgh. viet attack in the 1950s and 1960s. ways since November 2000. driving, you put yourself, your pas- nician to make sure the car seats are The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette The building will become the Avoiding distractions, driving the sengers and others on the road at risk. being used and installed correctly. reported Grist House Craft Brew- brewery’s main production hub. speed limit, driving alert and sober Resolve to not use your phone this • Be a role model for the teen ery has set its sights on a structure The vast location also will have and making sure that you and all of year while driving. drivers in your family and for their known as “the bunker building” at room for an extensive basement your passengers are always buckled, Here are a few more driving reso- friends. Show them what it means to the former Nike missile base. barrel-aging program, a taproom can help make 2019 a better year on lutions for 2019: focus on your driving. It was one of several U.S. Army- and a retail space.

Saluting The Snyder ISD School Board Members...

Brad Hinton Ronnie Anderson Doug Neff Carrie Richardson Steven Pena Lauren Collier Ralph Ramon Place 2 — 2015 Place 1 — May 2008 Place 5 — May 2014 Place 4 — 2016 At -Large — 2017 At -Large — 2016 Place 3 — May 2014

These members of the Snyder I.S.D. School Board serve on their own time because they deeply care about the children in our district.

They meet at least once a month, sometimes several times, and must acquire advanced training and updates—again on their own time.

The long hours and enormous responsibilities of their service on the school board often are not visible to those who may not fully understand the challenges facing public education.

Here are the districts our board members represent, but remember, they each represent and have the best interest of every student in mind.

Snyder I.S.D. expresses its appreciation to our dedicated board members.

Carrie Richardson

PLACE 5

PLACE 4 PLACE 1 Doug Neff

PLACE 3 At Large— PLACE Lauren Collier 2 Steven Pena

Brad Hinton

Ronnie Anderson Ralph Ramon Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Snyder Daily News Page 3B Vanessa Redgrave, daughter Joely Richardson team in new lm LONDON (AP) — She fi rst saw the only when looking into the eyes of her Mom-Vanessa thing.” It’s what happens Library News play as a child, when her famous father daughter — “She’s so beautiful,” Red- when your mother has been famous your The Scurry County Li- New Non-Fiction adapted it from a Henry James novella grave coos — or cuddling her poodle- entire life — and has set a standard in brary will be closed Jan. 19- Slow Dancing with a and played the male lead. Decades later, Pomeranian, Zep. the profession you chose. 21 for Martin Luther King Jr. Stranger: Lost and Found Vanessa Redgrave acted the role of Miss “It was heaven working with Joels,” “It’s so funny, ‘cause obviously mom’s Day. The library will re-open in the Age of Alzheimer’s, by Tina on stage. Redgrave said. mom to me, but when I’m talking about again on Jan. 22. Meryl Comer More time has passed, and now she is It is the fourth time the two have her in a professional capacity, I tend to Any checked-out items that Skinnytaste One and Done: playing the forbidding grande dame Juli- paired, a sequence that includes Red- go into calling her Vanessa,” Richardson are due may be returned in 140 No-Fuss Dinners for Your ana Bordereau in a movie version of The grave joining her daughter on the popu- said. “When your mother’s public and the book drop in front of the Instant Pot, Slow Cooker, Air Aspern Papers that opened Friday in the lar TV series Nip/Tuck in a number of private, it’s a two-name deal.” library. Fryer, Sheet Pan, Skillet, United States, this time with her daugh- episodes, including one in which Red- Working with her mother has been re- Dutch Oven and More, by ter Joely Richardson cast in the younger grave sought a facelift from one of the velatory, said Richardson, who has also Book Feature Gina Homolka woman’s role. two handsome young plastic surgeons at shared screen and stage time with Judi Joyful Toddlers and Pre- “I’ve been through every version of the heart of the show. Dench, Glenn Close and Robert DeNiro. schoolers: Create a Life that New Fiction it,” Redgrave said. “My father was in it At the time, Richardson — one of the Redgrave is similarly impressed You and Your Child Both Under My Skin, by Lisa with two wonderful actresses, which I three stars — worried that her mother with her daughter’s performance in The Love, by Faith Collins Unger saw a number of times. Then I was in it might not cope well with the demands of Aspern Papers, which is set in Venice in Imagine a life where your Pulse, by Michael Harvey much later as Miss Tina, and suddenly I weekly television, including the need for the late 19th century. toddler or preschooler is hap- Holy Ghost, by John Sand- get the chance to be this ferocious Bor- quick memorization of dozens of pages Richardson plays Miss Tina, a quietly py to do what you ask, and is ford dereau, the old lady, which is kind of the of scripts. unhappy middle-aged woman fright- able to move on, easily, when S‘More Murders (A Fi- full stretch of the bow, if you see what I Her mom thrived, of course, even if ened of her elderly aunt whose life is disappointed. 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Astro-Graph Sunday, Jan. 13, 2019 Take your time and do the groundwork necessary to keep things running smoothly. Expect the unexpected, and be pre- pared to counter any negative action that comes your way. Of- fer kindness, compassion and sincerity, but don’t feel you must pay for others. Protect your personal and fi nancial interests. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — Arguing will be a waste of time. A physical activity is encouraged and will help you calm down, keep the peace and defuse a festering prob- lem. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — A fi nancial gain is pos- sible. If you look over your personal papers, you will discover something that will lead to a surprise. Celebrate with a loved one. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) — Don’t let the actions of others lead you astray. Concentrate on doing what you can to help those less fortunate or to repay a favor. Getting involved in indulgent behavior is discouraged. ARIES (March 21-April 19) — Take a break and stop la- boring over work-related dilemmas. Pay close attention to your health, and make choices that will ensure your happiness. Romance is highlighted. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — Research new possibilities. Go directly to the source of whatever you want to investigate. Something you learn will sway a decision regarding your By Eugenia beliefs or vocational direction. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — Don’t Last share your plans until you have everything in place. Surprising others will help you al- leviate interference and encourage greater support. Your plans Bridge will encourage a closer relationship with a loved one. CANCER (June 21-July 22) — Anger won’t solve a pend- ing problem. Take a serious approach to whatever you want to pursue, and only include those who have something to contrib- Last board of a marathon ute to your success. The fi nal of the 1983 Bermuda Bowl world and South responded one no-trump, calling his LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — Spread your wings and fl y. team championship in Stockholm was a mara- hand balanced. Declarer had guessed well to Learn and experience all you can. Make time for a loved one thon 176 boards between Italy (Giorgio Bella- cash the diamond ace, and had taken one spade, and express your feelings and intentions. A personal change donna-Benito Garozzo, Dano De Falco-Arturo two hearts, four diamonds and two clubs. looks auspicious. Franco and Lorenzo Lauria-Carlo Mosca) and In the given auction, Weichsel (North) also VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Don’t get bogged down by the United States (Michael Becker-Ronnie opened with an artifi cial one club, showing 16 people trying to upset you. Step outside any drama and enjoy Rubin, Bob Hamman-Bobby points or more. Sontag (South) jumped to two what life has to offer. Socializing will do you good. Wolff and Alan Sontag-Peter diamonds, promising at least a fi ve-card suit LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Avoid discussions that might Weichsel). and 8 points. North then used two asking bids, disrupt your home and personal lives. Give yourself a chance With this board to be played, learning that South had 2-2-5-4 distribution to think about what’s going on. An outing with someone you the Americans were ahead by and 8-10 points. What did North do next? enjoy being around is encouraged. 3 international match points North knew of a double fi t in the minors, but SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — Live and learn. What you because, on the previous deal, the numerous spectators could see that fi ve of experience and discover today will help you make choices that By Phillip Alder Belladonna and Garozzo had either minor was doomed. will map out your future. Plan an outing that could lead to an had a bidding misunderstand- After an age, Weichsel passed out three no- interesting revelation. ing and reached six spades off trump. But might Sontag lose two diamond SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) — You can have fun two aces. tricks? No, he started with the ace, and when without going overboard. Aim to accomplish a lot by putting One table fi nished well ahead of the other. East discarded a club on the run of the dia- your energy into a constructive project that will improve your Mosca (North) and Lauria had reached three monds, South took 11 tricks. The United States home and relationships with loved ones. no-trump after North opened one strong club, had won by 413 imps to 408. 7:00 PM - 7 NCIS: LOS ANGELES (CC) (DVS) NCIS joins Hetty's team from the Vietnam War in a rescue mission to save Hetty from SATURDAY EVENING JANUARY 19, 2019 her captors. (60 min.) 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Julie Gonzalo, Chris (CC) (DVS) A federal agent is tasked with challenged to create mini cheesecakes with Revenge' (CC) Isabelle reunites with her high 9:00 PM - 81 277 196 LOST GOLD (CC) Josh protect Renesmee. Kristen Stewart, Robert 7:30 PM - 69 229 112 FLIP OR FLOP (CC) PRESENTS: HOMICIDE SQUAD ATLANTA (CC) Stereo) Johnny Lee, Corin Nemec. 2018. McNally. 2018. bringing in a 10-year-old girl to be used colorful animal prints. (60 min.) (N) school rival at a reunion. April Bowlby, Kim and Jesse are on the trail of a stagecoach Pattinson, Taylor Lautner. 2012. (In Stereo) Tarek and Christina buy a large home with The Fallen Angel investigation takes homi- 8:30 PM - 5 9 9, 11 THE GOOD PLACE 9:00 PM - 32 246 148 THE CARBONARO 9:00 PM - 81 277 196 THE DEAD FILES (CC) as a medical test subject. (60 min.) (N) (In 8:02 PM - 59 269 120 AMERICAN PICKERS: Director, Hanna Hall. 2018. robber known as the Gentleman Bandit. 10:00 PM - 13 60 INDEPENDENT LENS (CC) strange additions that may cost them thou- cide detectives back to the scene of the (CC) (DVS) Michael, Eleanor and the gang EFFECT (CC) While working in a cheese store, Steve learns about a tycoon's tragic life, Stereo) BONUS BUYS (CC) The guys return a missing 9:00 PM - 32 246 148 THOSE WHO CAN'T (60 min.) (N) (DVS) The fight against an invasive species of sands. crime. (61 min.) (N) (In Stereo) meet with the judge at the crossroads of all Michael milks the reaction of a woman while Amy encounters a group of demon- 8:00 PM - 25 362 214 MAYDAY: AIR DISASTER naval artifact to Washington, D.C. (63 min.) Season Premiere (CC) The arrival of a but- 9:01 PM - 58 265 118 GOTTI: GODFATHER & 20-pound swamp rats that threaten coastal 8:00 PM - 5 9 9, 11 BROOKLYN NINE-NINE 8:00 PM - 59 269 120 AMERICAN PICKERS dimensions. (N) (In Stereo) stunned by breeding brie. like children. (60 min.) (N) (CC) Two minutes after Scandinavian Airlines (N) (In Stereo) toned-up guidance counselor jeopardizes SON: BEHIND THE DON (CC) Gotti Jr. becomes wetlands. (60 min.) (N) (In Stereo) (CC) (DVS) Jake and Charles take a trip back (CC) A search for rides manufactured by the 8:30 PM - 7, 10 32 32 FAM (CC) Nick's par- 9:00 PM - 55 242 105 NCIS (CC) (DVS) Gibbs 9:01 PM - 58 265 118 60 DAYS IN (CC) With Flight 751 left Stockholm in 1991, smoke 9:00 PM - 4 12 12 THE GOOD DOCTOR (CC) the rest of the gang's easy street. 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Jokers 7:00 PM - 56 248 136 MOVIE: `The Equalizer' truTV @ 246 148 Inside Jokes Inside Jokes Inside Jokes Inside Jokes I’m Sorry Love Gear Inside Jokes Inside Jokes Inside Jokes Inside Jokes I’m Sorry Inside Jokes (CC) A former commando champions the 8:00 PM - 4 12 12 BLACKISH (CC) (DVS) MOV ›››› “Saving Private Ryan” Tom Hanks, Edward Burns. ‘R’ MOV ›› “Act of Valor” Roselyn Sánchez, Jason Cottle. ‘R’ TNT B 245 138 MOV ›› “The Legend of Tarzan” Alexander Skarsgard. ‘PG-13’ MOV ››‡ “Hercules” Dwayne Johnson. ‘PG-13’ MOV ›› “G.I. Joe: Retaliation” ‘PG-13’ Dre and Bow are furious after Diane isn't lit TNT B 245 138 helpless. Denzel Washington, Marton properly in her class photo. (N) (In Stereo) ESPN C 206 140 College Basketball College Basketball: Notre Dame at North Carolina. SportsCenter SportsCenter W/Van Pelt SportsCenter Csokas, Chlo":e Grace Moretz. 2014. (In ESPN C 206 140 NBA Basketball: Toronto Raptors at Boston Celtics. NBA Basketball: New Orleans Pelicans at Golden State Warriors. SportsCenter 8:00 PM - 5 9 9, 11 THIS IS US (CC) Randall's ESPN2 D 209 143 College Basketball 2019 Australian Open Tennis: Second Round. Stereo) ESPN2 D 209 143 College Basketball 2019 Australian Open Tennis: Second Round. campaign comes to a close; Kevin meets 7:00 PM - 58 265 118 STORAGE WARS (CC) someone from Zoe's past. (61 min.) (N) (In FSS1 F Stars Pre. NHL Hockey: Tampa Bay Lightning at Dallas Stars. Postgame Stars Insider Red Bull Cliff Diving NHL Hockey Jarrod and Brandi score a vintage lamp; FSS1 F Mavs Pre. NBA Basketball: San Antonio Spurs at Dallas Mavericks. Mavs Post. Mavericks World Poker NBA Basketball Stereo) FNC P 360 205 Tucker Carlson Tonight Hannity The Ingraham Angle Fox News at Night Tucker Carlson Tonight Hannity Darrell sets a record for the most money FNC P 360 205 Tucker Carlson Tonight Hannity The Ingraham Angle Fox News at Night Tucker Carlson Tonight Hannity 8:00 PM - 9 THE GIFTED (CC) (DVS) CNN R 202 200 Anderson Cooper 360 Cuomo Prime Time CNN Tonight CNN Tonight Anderson Cooper 360 Cuomo Prime Time spent on a unit. (In Stereo) CNN R 202 200 Anderson Cooper 360 Cuomo Prime Time CNN Tonight CNN Tonight Anderson Cooper 360 Cuomo Prime Time Evangeline proposes a countrywide meeting 7:00 PM - 61 280 183 MY 600-LB. LIFE Robin to revive the Mutant Underground. (60 min.) HLN S 204 202 Forensic Forensic Forensic Forensic Forensic Forensic Forensic Forensic Forensic Forensic Forensic Forensic and Chris plan to visit Dr. Now, but Chris HLN S 204 202 Forensic Forensic Forensic Forensic Forensic Forensic Forensic Forensic Forensic Forensic Forensic Forensic (N) (In Stereo) USA W 242 105 WWE SmackDown! Temptation Island Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Temptation Island is unable to go; his son, Garrett, takes his USA W 242 105 Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Law & Order: SVU place. (2 hrs.) (N) (In Stereo) 8:00 PM - 13 60 AMERICAN EXPERIENCE MOV ››‡ “The Equalizer” Denzel Washington, Marton Csokas. ‘R’ MOV ›› “Taken 2” Liam Neeson. ‘PG-13’ “A Good Day to Die Hard” Season Premiere (CC) (DVS) The history FX X 248 136 MOV ››‡ “X-Men: Apocalypse” James McAvoy, Michael Fassbender. ‘PG-13’ MOV ››‡ “Riddick” Vin Diesel, Karl Urban. ‘R’ Mike & Molly 7:00 PM - 63 311 180 GROWN-ISH (CC) The FX X 248 136 of the Florida Everglades and the efforts FXX Y 259 240 Simpsons Simpsons Simpsons Simpsons Simpsons Simpsons Simpsons Simpsons Archer Archer Archer Archer gang waits for the mysterious drop of a FXX Y 259 240 MOV ››› “Deadpool” Ryan Reynolds. Cont’d You’re-Worst You’re-Worst You’re-Worst MOV ››› “Deadpool” Ryan Reynolds, Morena Baccarin. ‘R’ to reclaim and preserve it. (2 hrs.) (N) (In A&E Z 265 118 Leah Remini: Scientology Leah Remini: Scientology Homicide Squad Atlanta The First 48 Leah Remini: Scientology Leah Remini: Scientology modern-day musical genius. (N) (In Stereo) A&E Z 265 118 Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Stereo) 7:00 PM - 68 282 184 NORTH WOODS LAW: 8:00 PM - 25 362 214 TOP TEN (CC) The HIST [ 269 120 Digging Deeper The Curse of Oak Island Project Blue Book Project Blue Book Digging Deeper The Curse of Oak Island UNCUFFED (CC) A suspect is questioned HIST [ 269 120 Vikings Vikings To Be Announced Vikings To Be Announced planet is burning; counting down the top DISC ¨ 278 182 Garage Rehab: Revisited Garage Rehab Bad Chad Customs Street Outlaws Garage Rehab Bad Chad Customs about a bear hunt; potentially rabid wild DISC ¨ 278 182 Moonshiners Moonshiners Homestead Rescue Homestead Rescue Moonshiners Homestead Rescue ten worst wildfires in history. (60 min.) TLC ≠ 280 183 My Big Fat Fabulous Life I Am Jazz Seeking Sister Wife My Big Fat Fabulous Life animals put the public at risk. (2 hrs.) (N) TLC ≠ 280 183 My 600-Lb. Life Family by the Ton My 600-Lb. Life My 600-Lb. Life 8:00 PM - 30 252 108 MARRIED AT FIRST (In Stereo) SIGHT (CC) The honeymooning couples dis- FREE Ø 311 180 Good Trouble MOV ›››‡ “The Lion King” Jeremy Irons ‘G’ The 700 Club MOV ›› “The Lion King II: Simba’s Pride” ‘G’ 7:00 PM - 69 229 112 PROPERTY BROTHERS FREE Ø 311 180 grown-ish MOV ›› “Just Go With It” Adam Sandler, Jennifer Aniston. ‘PG-13’ The 700 Club MOV ››‡ “Bruce Almighty” Jim Carrey. ‘PG-13’ cover that their new spouses might not be as ANPL ¥ 282 184 Lone Star Law: Bigger and Lone Star Law Alaska Law Lone Star Law Lone Star Law Lone Star Law: Bigger and (CC) George and Jenn want to move closer to ANPL ¥ 282 184 North Woods Law: Uncuffed North Woods Law North Woods Law North Woods Law: Uncuffed perfect as they thought. (93 min.) (N) family and friends. (60 min.) 8:00 PM - 35 206 140 COLLEGE BASKETBALL: HGTV µ 229 112 Fixer Upper Windy City Rehab Hunters Hunters Int’l Hunters Hunters Int’l Windy City Rehab Hunters Hunters Int’l 7:00 PM - 70 231 110 GUY'S GROCERY HGTV µ 229 112 Property Brothers Property Brothers Hunters Hunters Int’l Property Brothers Property Brothers Hunters Hunters Int’l NOTRE DAME AT NORTH CAROLINA From the FOOD ∂ 231 110 Chopped Chopped Chopped Chopped Chopped Chopped GAMES (CC) DDD families make classic culi- FOOD ∂ 231 110 Guy’s Grocery Games Guy’s Grocery Games Guy’s Grocery Games Guy’s Grocery Games Guy’s Grocery Games Guy’s Grocery Games Dean E. Smith Center in Chapel Hill, N.C. (2 HALL ∑ 312 185 MOV “The Birthday Wish” Jessy Schram. ‘NR’ MOV “Unleashing Mr. Darcy” Ryan Paevey. ‘NR’ Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls nary duos, starting with a list of key ingredi- HALL ∑ 312 185 MOV “Winter Castle” Emilie Ullerup. ‘NR’ MOV “Marrying Mr. Darcy” Cindy Busby. ‘NR’ Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls hrs.) (N) (Live) ents they must feature. (60 min.) Part 2 of 4. 8:00 PM - 36 209 143 2019 AUSTRALIAN AMC ∫ 254 131 MOV ›››‡ “My Cousin Vinny” Joe Pesci, Marisa Tomei. ‘R’ MOV ›››‡ “Ghost” Patrick Swayze, Demi Moore. ‘PG-13’ Dietland 7:00 PM - 71 312 185 MOVIE: `Winter Castle' AMC ∫ 254 131 MOV ››› “Cast Away” Tom Hanks, Helen Hunt. ‘PG-13’ MOV ›› “Angels & Demons” Tom Hanks, Ewan McGregor. ‘PG-13’ OPEN TENNIS: SECOND ROUND (CC) From TRAVEL ¡ 277 196 Expedition Unknown Expedition Unknown Legend Hunter Expedition Unknown Expedition Unknown Legend Hunter (CC) Jenny is attracted to the best man at TRAVEL ¡ 277 196 Mysteries at the Museum Who Killed Billy the Kid Beyond the Unknown Mysteries at the Museum Who Killed Billy the Kid Beyond the Unknown Melbourne, Australia. (6 hrs.) (N) (Live) SyFy ¬ 244 122 MOV ››› “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1” Rupert Grint Cont’d Futurama Futurama Futurama Futurama Futurama Futurama her sister's wedding. Emilie Ullerup, Kevin SyFy ¬ 244 122 “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2” Cont’d Deadly Class MOV ›››‡ “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2” Daniel Radcliffe. 8:00 PM - 60 278 182 GARAGE REHAB (CC) McGarry, Meghan Heffern. 2019. Richard and his crew head out to Phoenix WGNA ≈ 307 239 Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Married Married Married Married 7:00 PM - 74 254 131 MOVIE: `Cast WGNA ≈ 307 239 Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Married Married Married Married Married Married Married Married to help Fly-N-Hi, a 4x4 shop, keep its doors romantically involved with her new best (CC) A woman and her children witness a fly- Mr. Darcy' (CC) Elizabeth meets the arrogant, A murder victim returns to save his beloved Away' (CC) A courier company executive is (DVS) Mary bans Sheldon from reading a SPECIAL VICTIMS UNIT (CC) (DVS) Carisi must min.) (In Stereo) fall victim to the measles; Amaro receives open. (60 min.) (In Stereo) friend. (N) (In Stereo) ing saucer crash and an alien being emerge aristocratic Donovan Darcy at a dog show. fiancee. Patrick Swayze, Demi Moore, marooned on a remote island. Tom Hanks, mature comic book; Sheldon declares his investigate when he sister's fianc"'e accus- 8:30 PM - 32 246 148 IMPRACTICAL JOKERS: distressing news about his son. (60 min.) 8:00 PM - 68 282 184 LONE STAR LAW 9:00 PM - 4 12 12 THE ROOKIE (CC) (DVS) from the wreck. (65 min.) (N) Ryan Paevey, Cindy Busby, Frances Fisher. Whoopi Goldberg. 1990. Helen Hunt, Nick Searcy. 2000. independence from Mary. (In Stereo) es his parole officer of rape. (60 min.) (In INSIDE JOKES (CC) Learning which Joker once (In Stereo) Residents are concerned about alleged Chen is paired up with Andersen, and Officer 9:00 PM - 60 278 182 BAD CHAD CUSTOMS 9:00 PM - 81 277 196 LEGEND HUNTER (CC) 9:54 PM - 55 242 105 LAW & ORDER: 7:00 PM - 81 277 196 MYSTERIES AT THE 7:31 PM - 63 311 180 MOVIE: `Just Go With Stereo) worked as a fish monger and who lied on his 9:00 PM - 68 282 184 NORTH WOODS LAW wolves being kept as pets; rehabilitated Bradford tells Chen to protect her at all costs. (CC) Chad builds a custom bare metal truck Pat Spain seeks to uncover the truth about a SPECIAL VICTIMS UNIT (CC) (DVS) Amaro MUSEUM (CC) A legendary beast; a kidnap- It' (CC) A man's careless lie spins out of con- 8:00 PM - 58 265 118 STORAGE WARS (CC) resume to snag an internship. (N) (CC) Officer Joe Canfield investigates a home turtles are released. (60 min.) (N) (In Stereo) (60 min.) (N) (In Stereo) to give away at his Rockabilly car show. (60 werewolf-like creature spotted in Wisconsin. lands back on the SVU squad in time to ping plot targets Frank Sinatra's son; the trol. Adam Sandler, Jennifer Aniston, Nicole A thematic compilation features pop Q&A ) with multiple bear feeding complaints; an 8:00 PM - 69 229 112 WINDY CITY REHAB 9:00 PM - 7, 10 32 32 NCIS: NEW ORLEANS min.) (N) (In Stereo) 9:01 PM - 5 9 9, 11 NEW AMSTERDAM (CC) investigate a starlet accused of statutory walking dead. (60 min.) (N) Kidman. 2011. (In Stereo) trivia. (N) (In Stereo) 9:00 PM - 13 60 THE DICTATOR'S PLAYBOOK abandoned car. (60 min.) (In Stereo) (CC) A penthouse renovation with potential (CC) (DVS) Gregorio goes under cover when 9:00 PM - 61 280 183 I AM JAZZ Jazz agrees (DVS) Reynolds confronts a difficult episode rape. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 7:30 PM - 32 246 148 IMPRACTICAL JOKERS: 8:00 PM - 25 362 214 SECRETS OF THE 8:00 PM - 59 269 120 VIKINGS (CC) (DVS) (CC) Saddam Hussein rules Iraq for more 9:00 PM - 69 229 112 HOUSE HUNTERS for big profit quickly goes off the rails. (60 a military wife is contacted by a wanted to an interview for ABC's ``Nightline'' to from his past, and Max begins chemo while 10:00 PM - 13 60 NOVA (CC) (DVS) Quasars INSIDE JOKES (CC) A look at which of the EARTH (CC) Volcanic destruction; oxidized Hvitserk is severely tested; Floki makes an than 30 years, using fear, intimidation and (CC) A young couple can't decide between min.) (N) fugitive. (60 min.) (N) (In Stereo) discuss her upcoming surgery. (60 min.) (N) continuing to work. (N) (In Stereo) at opposite ends of the universe may settle Jokers is the handiest and who hates the auto plants and overgrown homes go under amazing discovery; Freydis gives Ivar a sur- violence. (60 min.) (N) (In Stereo) vintage and modern in St. Louis. (N) 8:00 PM - 70 231 110 CHOPPED (CC) The 9:00 PM - 31 253 109 MOVIE: `Her (In Stereo) 9:01 PM - 58 265 118 THE FIRST 48 the debate over quantum entanglement. taste of beer. the microscope. (60 min.) prise. (61 min.) (N) (In Stereo) 9:00 PM - 25 362 214 SECRETS OF THE 9:00 PM - 70 231 110 GUY'S GROCERY chefs face a daunting seafood competition. Boyfriend's Secret' (CC) Melissa learns that 9:00 PM - 68 282 184 ALASKA LAW Series PRESENTS: HOMICIDE SQUAD ATLANTA (CC) (60 min.) (In Stereo) 7:30 PM - 38 NBA BASKETBALL: SAN 8:00 PM - 30 252 108 PROJECT RUNWAY ALL 8:00 PM - 70 231 110 GUY'S GROCERY EARTH (CC) Quicksand, grabbing victims; GAMES (CC) Three young chefs are paired up (60 min.) (N) her new boyfriend has a dark secret. Kelly Premiere (CC) Investigating what appears to A rookie detective investigates the case of a 10:00 PM - 25 362 214 HEROES & ANTONIO SPURS AT DALLAS MAVERICKS STARS (CC) Season winners face the dreaded GAMES (CC) Three DDD family duos compete whirlpools, swirls of water; rip currents, hid- with their culinary idols for two games of 8:00 PM - 81 277 196 EXPEDITION Sullivan, Mark Famiglietti, Maiara Walsh. be an illegal moose kill; officers in the mid- teenager found naked and shot to death in a SURVIVORS (CC) Band of brothers rescue one From American Airlines Center in Dallas. (2 ``Unconventional Challenge'' on board an in Flavortown for the last spot in the tourna- den rivers. (60 min.) grocery madness. (60 min.) UNKNOWN (CC) Josh investigates the mys- 2018. dle of bear territory. (60 min.) (N) (In Stereo) city park. (63 min.) (In Stereo) of their own from watery grave; helicopter hrs., 30 min.) (N) (Live) airplane. (63 min.) (N) ment finale. (60 min.) Part 3 of 4. (N) 9:00 PM - 31 253 109 MOVIE: `The Good 9:00 PM - 71 312 185 MOVIE: `Marrying Mr. tery of real-life buccaneer Jean Laffite and 9:00 PM - 32 246 148 ADAM RUINS 9:00 PM - 69 229 112 HOUSE HUNTERS (CC) 9:30 PM - 32 246 148 ADAM RUINS team saves first responders. (60 min.) 7:30 PM - 58 265 118 STORAGE WARS (CC) 8:00 PM - 32 246 148 IMPRACTICAL JOKERS: 8:00 PM - 81 277 196 WHO KILLED BILLY THE Nanny' (CC) A nanny begins to suspect Darcy' (CC) Elizabeth and Donovan's trip to his hidden treasure. (60 min.) (N) EVERYTHING (CC) Adam tackles classic tele- A couple of guys decide between a turnkey EVERYTHING (CC) Unregulated food expira- 10:00 PM - 56 248 136 MOVIE: `Riddick' Kenny takes a chance at being an early bird, INSIDE JOKES (CC) A look at who voiced the KID: A MYSTERIES AT THE MUSEUM SPECIAL her employers of something dark. Briana the altar is lively and unpredictable. 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8B The Snyder Daily News Saturday, Jan 12, 2019 Jan Saturday, News Daily The Snyder 8B (CC) (DVS) Lena tries to figure out if Mae is 7:31 PM - 7, 10 32 32 YOUNG SHELDON (CC) Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Snyder Daily News Page 9B Bulletin Board Best friend doesn’t share woman’s desire for intimacy DEAR ABBY: I have been will take a hit. Please give me like we’re being taken advan- a big university, and they add Sunday best friends with “Mickey” some advice. — GIRL IN tage of. — SICK OF SIS IN the element of creepiness by Celebrate Recovery, a Christ-centered recovery program, for about fi ve years. We spend LOVE IN CONNECTICUT THE SOUTH ogling the young coeds. meets at 5 p.m. in the East Side Church of Christ multi-pur- every day together and go out DEAR GIRL IN LOVE: DEAR SICK: Because I fi nd myself hiding or in- pose building. Call (325) 242-6189. to dinner/movies/events, etc. As long as you have Mickey you feel you and your hus- venting meetings so I can Monday He sleeps over at my house, as your major preoccupation, band are being taken advan- avoid being part of this Fri- Family Faith Church’s praise and walk small group meets and I cook for him almost ev- you will not start dating any- tage of, the next time your day circus of embarrassment. at 5 p.m. in front of the former prairie dog town in Towle Park. ery night. one else. You need to stop sister asks for your husband’s How do I just tell them that We Care, a cancer support group for both patients and fami- When our friendship start- thinking that his lack of de- handyman services, explain the reason I no longer go lies, meets the second Monday of each month at 6:30 p.m. at ed we were intimate a couple sire for you is your fault, be- that his time off is limited and along is their curmudgeonly The Belle Opry House. Call 573-0808. of times but have been strict- cause it isn’t. suggest again that she call a displays of creepiness? — A grief support group meets at 6 p.m. the second Monday of ly platonic ever since. The Although it will be painful professional. SOLE TAILORED SHIRT the month at 1822 26th Street. Call 207-3172. problem is, to call a halt to what’s going If you wish to be more help- IN TEXAS Tuesday I’m in love on so you can meet someone ful, because she’s relatively DEAR SOLE: There’s Snyder Shares free store, located in the Diamond M build- with him. who can give you what you new to the area, ask some no way to politely tell your ing, is open from 9-11 a.m. Household and infant items are He knows need, that’s what you should of your friends if they know co-workers their attire and available at no cost. how I feel, do. someone who is dependable the way they comport them- The Deep Creek Cloggers meet from 6-8 p.m. at the Towle and although The relationship you’re in and competent. selves is an embarrassment. Park barn. Call 207-6528. he claims is masochistic. You are being ** Say instead that these lunches Weight Watchers holds weigh-ins at 5:15 p.m. and the meet- he doesn’t used, and it’s not fair to you. DEAR ABBY: I started “aren’t your thing” anymore. ing begins at 6 p.m. at First Christian Church. Dear Abby love me, he ** working in engineering in the It would be a kindness to The Snyder Stampers (rubber stamping and card making) continues to DEAR ABBY: A few years late 1980s and thought it was diplomatically point out that meet from 4:30-7:30 p.m. at 2600 48th Street. spend every waking moment back, my 60-something-year- cute that we all wore Hawai- their ogling is inappropriate. TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) meets from 5-6 p.m. at with me and is always trying old single sister relocated ian shirts when the guys went Hope they take the hint, but Ave. D Baptist Church at 324 30th Street. to better me. from a different state to a out for Friday lunches. Now don’t be surprised if you hear The Snyder Lions Club meets at noon at Martha Ann Wom- We do pretty much ev- mile from my home. Since we’re in our 50s, and many of that some of the coeds com- an’s Club. erything a couple would do, then, my husband has become my peers still honor that tra- plained to the managers of A free childbirth education class for expecting parents minus the physical contact. her husband. dition. the restaurants, and your pals meets from 7-9 p.m. at Cogdell Memorial Hospital. Call 574- Everybody assumes we’re a If something breaks, leaks I no longer fi nd it cute. In have been asked to take their 7150. couple. or needs repair, she calls us. I fact, I’m fi nding it embar- lunches elsewhere. Wednesday I think I should also men- “get” to handle the easy stuff, rassing because men over 50 The Snyder Kiwanis Club meets at noon at Snyder Lanes. tion that Mickey is somewhat and hubby does the heavy- — especially curmudgeonly Dear Abby is written by Ab- Thursday of a sex addict. It makes me duty stuff. engineers — should not be igail Van Buren, also known The Snyder Rotary Club meets at noon at Martha Ann self-conscious that he’s con- I gave her our riding lawn wearing Hawaiian shirts. as Jeanne Phillips, and was Woman’s Club. stantly thinking about sex, mower and bought a newer They look like horrible Carib- founded by her mother, Pau- Friday but isn’t turned on by me even model for us. There was noth- bean cruise ship tourists. line Phillips. Contact Dear Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS) will meet every other when we sleep in the same ing wrong with the mower we In addition, their favorite Abby at www.DearAbby.com Friday from 9:30-11:30 a.m. at the First Baptist Church Fam- bed. gave her, but she called us, lunch destinations are usually or P.O. Box 69440, Los Ange- ily Life Center. Childcare will be provided. Call or text (903) I don’t want to lose him. crying, that it wouldn’t start. in a part of town where there’s les, CA 90069. 818-7649. I value the bond we share Hubby spent several hours of On-Going and what we have together, his one day off trying to get it Primary Purpose AA group meets at Winston Park at 7 but I’m constantly thinking running, to no avail. MISS YOUR PAPER? p.m. Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. A candlelight about how much I love him He told her she needed to Your Snyder Daily News should be and want to be with him. I call a repair person. Instead, meeting is held each Saturday at 10 p.m. and the last Saturday delivered to you by 5p.m. Mon. - Sat. of the month is designated “Birthday Night.” Call 207-8975. even started working out at she bought a spark plug and a Adult basic education and GED classes are offered at the the gym, thinking maybe my fuel fi lter and started viewing Your carrier strives to give Western Texas College Opportunity Center from 8:30-11:30 recent weight gain was the online do-it-yourself videos prompt service, but should your a.m. Tuesday through Thursday. 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MOV ›› “Taken 2” Liam Neeson. ‘PG-13’ Å FX X 248 136 MOV ›› “Taken 3” Liam Neeson, Forest Whitaker. ‘PG-13’ MOV ››› “Kingsman: The Secret Service” Colin Firth, Michael Caine. ‘R’ FXX Y 259 240 “A Million Ways to Die in the West” Å MOV ››‡ “Snow White and the Huntsman” Kristen Stewart. ‘PG-13’ Å MOV “The Huntsman: Winter’s War” FXX Y 259 240 “Huntsman War” Simpsons Simpsons Simpsons Simpsons Simpsons Simpsons Simpsons Simpsons “Mission: Impossible” A&E Z 265 118 Hoarders Hoarders Hoarders Hoarders MOV ››‡ “The Mummy” Brendan Fraser. ‘PG-13’ Å A&E Z 265 118 The Mummy MOV ››‡ “The Mummy Returns” Brendan Fraser, Rachel Weisz. ‘PG-13’ MOV ›› “The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor” ‘PG-13’ HIST [ 269 120 Truck Tech Detroit Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars The Ride That Got Away Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. 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AMC ∫ 254 131 MOV “Super 8” Cont’d MOV ›››› “Rocky” Sylvester Stallone, Talia Shire. ‘PG’ MOV ››› “Rocky II” Sylvester Stallone, Talia Shire. ‘PG’ TRAVEL ¡ 277 196 Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Alien Encounters Legends- Lost Legends- Lost TRAVEL ¡ 277 196 My Ghost Story My Ghost Story My Ghost Story My Ghost Story My Haunted House My Haunted House SyFy ¬ 244 122 MOV ››‡ “The Adjustment Bureau” Matt Damon. 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NBA Basketball FNC P 360 205 FOX and Friends Saturday Cont’d Cavuto Live America’s News Headquarters FNC P 360 205 America’s News HQ Journal Editorial Report America’s News HQ America’s News Headquarters Fox Report with Jon Scott CNN R 202 200 New Day Saturday Smerconish CNN Newsroom/ Blackwell CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom CNN R 202 200 CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom S. E. Cupp Unfiltered The Axe Files With David HLN S 204 202 Weekend Express Weekend Express Weekend Express Weekend Express Forensic Forensic Forensic Forensic HLN S 204 202 Forensic Forensic Forensic Forensic Forensic Forensic Forensic Forensic Forensic Forensic Forensic Forensic USA W 242 105 Paid Prog. Paid Prog. MOV ››‡ “The Fast and the Furious” Vin Diesel. ‘PG-13’ MOV ››‡ “The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift” Lucas Black. USA W 242 105 MOV ›› “Fast & Furious” Vin Diesel. Cont’d MOV ››‡ “Fast Five” Vin Diesel, Paul Walker. ‘PG-13’ MOV ››‡ “Olympus Has Fallen” ‘R’ FX X 248 136 MOV ›››‡ “Gone Girl” Ben Affleck, Rosamund Pike. ‘R’Å MOV ›› “The Purge” Ethan Hawke. ‘R’ Å “The Purge: Anarchy” ‘R’ FX X 248 136 “The Purge: Anarchy” MOV ››‡ “The Purge: Election Year” Frank Grillo. ‘R’ MOV ››‡ “Now You See Me” Jesse Eisenberg. ‘PG-13’ FXX Y 259 240 MOV ›› “The 5th Wave” Nick Robinson Å Cont’d MOV ››‡ “The Shallows” Blake Lively. ‘PG-13’ MOV ››‡ “Nerve” Emma Roberts. ‘PG-13’ Å FXX Y 259 240 MOV ››› “Lone Survivor” Mark Wahlberg, Taylor Kitsch. ‘R’ MOV ›››‡ “The Revenant” Leonardo DiCaprio, Tom Hardy. ‘R’ A&E Z 265 118 Flipping Vegas Flipping Vegas Zombie House Flipping Zombie House Flipping Homicide Squad Atlanta Homicide Squad Atlanta A&E Z 265 118 Live PD Live PD HIST [ 269 120 To Be Announced HIST [ 269 120 TBA MOV ››‡ “Hang ’Em High” Clint Eastwood. ‘PG-13’ MOV ›››› “Unforgiven” Clint Eastwood, Gene Hackman. ‘R’ DISC ¨ 278 182 Chasin’ Sun Battle Dogs MythBusters MythBusters MythBusters MythBusters Jr. Garage Rehab DISC ¨ 278 182 Garage Rehab Barrett-Jackson Live Barrett-Jackson Live TLC ≠ 280 183 Extreme Extreme Extreme Extreme Extreme Extreme Untold Stories of the E.R. Untold Stories of the E.R. Untold Stories of the E.R. TLC ≠ 280 183 Untold Stories of the E.R. Untold Stories of the E.R. Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes to the Dress FREE Ø 311 180 MOV ››‡ “Dr. Seuss’ the Lorax” ‘PG’ Å MOV ›››‡ “Shrek” Voices of Mike Myers. ‘PG’ MOV ››› “Mulan” Voices of Ming-Na Wen. ‘G’ Å FREE Ø 311 180 Mulan Cont’d MOV ›› “The Game Plan” Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson. ‘PG’ MOV ››› “Tarzan” Voices of Tony Goldwyn. ‘G’ MOV “Wreck-It Ralph” ANPL ¥ 282 184 Tanked Tanked Tanked Tanked Tanked Tanked ANPL ¥ 282 184 Pit Bulls and Parolees Pit Bulls and Parolees Pit Bulls and Parolees Pit Bulls and Parolees Pit Bulls and Parolees Pit Bulls and Parolees HGTV µ 229 112 Fixer Upper Fixer Upper Fixer Upper Fixer Upper Fixer Upper Fixer Upper HGTV µ 229 112 Love It or List It Love It or List It Love It or List It Love It or List It Love It or List It Love It or List It FOOD ∂ 231 110 Contessa Giada Enter. Trisha’s Sou. Trisha’s Sou. Pioneer Wo. Pioneer Wo. The Kitchen Trisha’s Sou. Guy’s Ranch Kids Baking Championship FOOD ∂ 231 110 Winner Cake All Chopped Chopped Chopped Chopped Chopped HALL ∑ 312 185 MOV “The Sweeter Side of Life” Kathryn Morris. ‘NR’ MOV “Love on the Sidelines” Emily Kinney. ‘NR’ Å MOV “The Perfect Bride” Pascale Hutton. ‘NR’ Å HALL ∑ 312 185 MOV “The Perfect Bride: Wedding Bells” ‘NR’ MOV “A Winter Princess” Natalie Hall. ‘NR’ MOV “One Winter Proposal” Jack Turner. ‘NR’ AMC ∫ 254 131 Riflem’n Rifleman MOV ››› “Enemy of the State” Will Smith, Gene Hackman. ‘R’ Å MOV ››› “I Am Legend” Will Smith. ‘PG-13’ Å AMC ∫ 254 131 MOV ›› “Deep Impact” Robert Duvall, Tea Leoni. ‘PG-13’ MOV ››› “Twister” Helen Hunt, Bill Paxton. ‘PG-13’ MOV ›››‡ “Gravity” TRAVEL ¡ 277 196 Man v. Food Man v. Food Best Places to Pig Out The Zimmern The Zimmern Delicious Delicious Ghost Adventures Ghost Adventures TRAVEL ¡ 277 196 Ghost Adventures Ghost Adventures Ghost Adventures Ghost Adventures Ghost Adventures Ghost Adventures SyFy ¬ 244 122 Deadly Class MOV “Open Water 3: Cage Dive” ‘R’ MOV “Cucuy: The Boogeyman” Marisol Nichols. ‘NR’ MOV ›› “The Thing” ‘R’ Å SyFy ¬ 244 122 MOV “The Thing” Cont’d MOV ››‡ “Ender’s Game” Harrison Ford. ‘PG-13’ MOV ››› “The Fifth Element” Bruce Willis, Gary Oldman. ‘PG-13’ WGNA ≈ 307 239 Paid Prog. Paid Prog. M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H WGNA ≈ 307 239 M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H Blue Bloods Blue Bloods Page 10B Snyder Daily News Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Page 28 Snyder Daily News Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019

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Soccer joins athletic family at Snyder ISD Help Us Cheer On Our The world’s most popular sport has with experience elsewhere. Some players Favorite Teams!!! been welcomed to the Snyder High played in leagues in Mexico.” HERMLEIGH SNYDER On the cover IRA School athletic family. Sandoval faced similar problems, but Schedule BORDEN COUNTY Soccer became a part of the Snyder he likes his team’s progress. BOYS High School athletic program after it “We have a lot of players who play Jan. 15 Lubbock Cooper 5 p.m. Away Jan. 17 Alvarado tournament TBA Away was approved by the Snyder ISD board only soccer,” Sandoval said. “Two play- Jan. 18 Alvarado tournament TBA Away of trustees last year. ers have playing experience from club Jan. 19 Alvarado tournament TBA Away We wish all the area The next step came in hiring head teams, while other players have no real Jan. 22 Abilene HS JV 7 p.m. Away coaches for the girls’ and boys’ teams — experience. The players are very athletic Jan. 25 Mineral Wells 7 p.m. Away teams a safe and Ashley Parker, a former assistant coach and have the ability to play soccer. They Jan. 29 Odessa Permian JV 6:30 p.m. Away Feb. 1 Abilene Cooper JV 7 p.m. Away at San Angelo Lake View for the girls are excited and waiting for a long time to Feb. 5 Midland HS JV 6 p.m. Home LET OUR TEAM HELP and Rolando Sandoval for the boys — play high school soccer.” Feb. 12 SA Lake View-x 6:30 p.m. Home successful season and filing out the schedule. Practice be- Parker said players learned not only on Feb. 15 Lubbock Estacado-x 6:30 p.m. Away gan after Thanksgiving weekend. the practice field, but in the classroom. Feb. 22 SA Lake View-x 6:30 p.m. Away OU IND HE IGHT Feb. 26 Lubbock Estacado-x 6:30 pm. Home Y F T R “It has not been easy, but enjoyable,” “We have come a long way since Au- March 5 SA Lake View-x 6:30 p.m. Home Parker said of preparing for the pro- gust,” she said. “There has been a lot March 8 Lubbock Estacado-x 6:30 p.m. Away GO TIGERS!!! gram’s first season. “We have players of teaching, especially how to pass the GIRLS NSURANCE OVERAGE who like to work. We continue working ball. For example, we talked about what Jan. 15 Lubbock Cooper 5 p.m. Away I C . on improving our fundamentals and gain the different lines meant on the field, Jan. 18 Burkburnett tournament TBA Away Jan. 19 Burkburnett tournament TBA Away more knowledge of the game. We have penalties and other parts of the game. Jan. 22 Abilene HS JV 7 p.m. Away Soccer joined the Snyder High School ath- players who played in other leagues, just We watched a lot of soccer matches on Jan. 25 Mineral Wells 5 p.m. Away letic program this year. Pictured are soccer not at the high school level.” video.” Jan. 29 Borger JV 4 p.m. Home Tindol Insurance Agency Parker said teaching the game was the Sandoval said many players worked Jan. 29 Borger freshmen 6 p.m. Home players Shawl Lentz and Morgan Reneau, Feb. 12 SA Lake View-x 6 p.m. Away 1907 25th Street 573-8649 basketball players Nathan Kendrick and focus early in December. since the beginning of the school year. Feb. 15 Lubbock Estacado-x 6 p.m. Home Nicole Martinez, and soccer players Chasity “Teams must put the pieces in place “The players worked hard in the off- Feb. 22 SA Lake View-x 6 p.m. Home Carrisalez and Jorge Olivares. Stories in this to become successful and it takes time,” season and participated in weight train- Feb. 26 Lubbock Estacado-x 6 pm. Away section were written by Sports Editor Larry Parker said. “They are new to the high ing, which was not mandatory,” he said. March 5 SA Lake View-x 6 p.m. Away school game, but we do have players March 8 Lubbock Estacado-x 6 p.m. Home McCarty. See Soccer, Page 18 x— District 4-4A match Page 26 Snyder Daily News Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Snyder Daily News Page 3

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Members of the Western Texas College women’s basketball team pictured on front row are (l-r) Klarrissa Cruz, Marta Casas Gimenez, Lacy Ferguson, Morgan Dial, Monique Ware, Rachel 573-4957 (325)573-5454 Snyder, Texas 79549 Clifton and Corbriyana Wingfield. On the back row are assistant coach Brechelle Beachum, Keiarra Rivers, Brooke McGee, Ashlan Smith, Jasmine Tinnell, Jaelyn Goodloe, Alexis Oses, Sayanna Roy and head coach Darryl Davis. Lady Westerners hope to overcome inexperience Big Country The Western Texas College Lady Westerners have points and are two of the team’s leading rebounders. Electric Cooperative one player with prior junior college basketball experi- Rachel Clifton also averages six points. ence, but head coach Daryl Davis believes the team will “Jaelyn missed games with a sprained ankle,” Davis Schedule Snyder Branch: 1600 McCowen P.O. Box 1249 challenge for a berth at the Region V Tournament. said. “That is one of the reasons we have not rebounded Jan. 14 Odessa College-x 5:45 p.m. Away Snyder, Texas 79550 Phone (325) 573-3161 Sophomore Corbriyana Wingfield is the lone return- well lately. Rivers is one of the most athletic players I’ve Jan. 17 South Plains College-x 5:45 p.m. Home Fax (325) 573-7781 www.bigcountry.coop ee, with 13 freshmen completing the roster. Wingfield ever coached. Rachel is a good scorer.” Jan. 21 Midland College-x 5:45 p.m. Away Jan. 24 Frank Phillips College-x 5:45 p.m. Home ® averages nine points, two assists and one steal, and is Morgan Dial and Lacy Ferguson average five points, Jan. 26 Pala Alto College-x 2 p.m. Away Your Touchstone Energy Partner ® one of the team’s best shooters at the free-throw line while Ashlan Smith, Alexis Oses and Jasmine Tinnell Feb. 4 Howard College-x 5:45 p.m. Home The power of human connections — hitting 18-of-21 (86 percent) during the first half of score four points per game. Feb. 7 Clarendon College-x 5:45 p.m. Home the season. “Morgan is a very good shooter and is adjusting to Feb. 11 New Mexico JC-x 5:45 p.m. Away Feb. 14 Odessa College 5:45 p.m. Home Davis said the leadership role is a different experi- the speed of the college game,” Davis said. “Jasmine Feb. 18 South Plains College-x 5:45 p.m. Away Have A ence for Wingfield, but she is handling it well. is scratching the surface of how good she can be. Lacy Feb. 21 Midland College-x 5:45 p.m. Home “We are relying on her for leadership,” Davis said. played on four state championship teams in New Mex- Feb. 25 Frank Phillips College-x 5:45 p.m. Away We’ll Save You Money “We put her in a place that she has not been in before. ico and knows what it takes to win. Ashlan Smith is a x — Western Junior College Athletic Conference game Great She had a few growing pains, but played well. We put a good rebounder and scorer. Alexis continues to try and 2912 College Ave. Snyder, Texas the direction we are heading.” lot of pressure on her early in the season, but then she find her niche. She will develop into a good player.” WTC was picked to finish sixth in the conference 325-574-1890 Season... settled down and is taking more of the leadership role.” Brooke McGee and Sayanna Roy round out the ros- coaches’ poll. New Mexico Junior College, who was www.gallerywarehousefurniture.com Monique Ware leads WTC in scoring with 11 points, ter. the preseason No. 1 team in the national poll, was the followed by Marta Casas Gimenez at seven points. “Brooke is a hustler and good defender,” Davis said. coaches’ pick to win the conference, followed by Odes- “Monique is our leading scorer, despite being slowed “Sayanna redshirted last year because of a fractured el- sa College, South Plains College, Midland College and down by an ankle injury,” Davis said. “She is capable bow. They are good players.” Howard. Clarendon College and Frank Phillips College Support Your of high-scoring games, like when she had 30 points at WTC lost its conference opener at Howard, but Davis followed the Lady Westerners in the poll. the New Mexico Junior College tournament. Marta will said he was encouraged on how the players performed. “We will fight for one of the regional tournament be a great player once she learns to slow down. She is a “I’m proud how we played in the first conference berths,” Davis said. “I don’t think there is a better Favorite Area Team great passer and defender. I expect she will continue to game,” he said. “The younger players didn’t realize the league in the country than our conference. We must re- improve her shot.” intensity of a conference game. We didn’t rebound well bound better, play better defense and value every pos- Keiarra Rivers and Jaelyn Goodloe each average six and we need to focus on improving in that area. I like session to be successful.” Page 4 Snyder Daily News Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Snyder Daily News Page 25 HAVE A GREAT SEASON! Tigers... Bulldogs... Coyotes... Cardinals...

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1715 25th Street Snyder, TX 79549 (325)573-2681 cbankofsnyder.com Members of the Snyder boys’ basketball pictured on front row are (l-r) Christian Zapata, Corey Landin, Jayden Samaniego, Sammy Sosa and Nathan Kendrick. On the back row are Chris- tian Gaona, Alonzo Wesley, Talon Vandygriff, Teafale Lenard, Logan Greene and Ryan Rodriguez. WE JOIN THE COMMUNITY IN WELCOMING SOCCER TO SNYDER Snyder boys set higher goal than qualifying for playoffs Snyder achieved a goal of qualifying “Alonzo, Teafale and Nathan started make himself known to opposing play- for the playoffs last season, the team’s most of the games last year,” Scott said. ers. He will get rebounds and is a good first postseason appearance in 10 years. “Talon started a few games. Jayden had defensive player. Logan will be a force Schedule Head coach Lee Scott said this year’s a few starts. They are a group of players on the inside.” VARSITY goal will be winning a district champion- with experience.” Ryan Rodriguez and Christian Zapata Jan. 15 Greenwood-x 7:45 p.m. Home ship. Scott said the players improved over played on last year’s JV team, and are Jan.18 Lake View-x 7:45 p.m. Away Snyder opened its District 5-4A sched- the summer and during preseason work- playing key roles on the varsity squad. Jan. 22 Big Spring-x 7:45 p.m. Home ule at Sweetwater Friday. outs. “Ryan gives us good minutes and can Jan. 29 Sweetwater-x 7:45 p.m. Home “We want to compete for a district “Teafale is four inches taller and can finish plays,” Scott said. “He does a good Feb. 1 Greenwood-x 7:45 p.m. Away Feb. 5 Lake View-x 7:45 p.m. Home championship, not just get to the play- play inside or outside,” Scott said. “He job coming off the bench. Corey Landin Feb.8 Big Spring-x 7:45 p.m. Away 1410 College Ave. Snyder, TX 79549 Pearsall, TX 78061 offs,” Scott said. “I believe we can do worked hard during the offseason. His and Sammy Soto were JV players and x — District 5-4A game that.” mental toughness is better. Alonzo is a can come into the game and give the JV Non-district success indicated it may great athlete, shoots well and is a good starters a breather.” Jan. 15 Greenwood 5 p.m. Home 325-436-0055 830-334-5555 be a reachable goal. Snyder won 3-of-4 ball handler. He sees his teammates open Despite the changes in teams because Jan.18 Lake View 5 p.m. Away Jan. 22 Big Spring 5 p.m. Home games at the Gym Bice Memorial Tour- before they are open.” of realignment, Scott said the district, Jan. 29 Sweetwater 5 p.m. Home OSHA Compliant Training Courses nament in Andrews and won the Chil- Kendrick joined the team following comprised of Sweetwater, Big Spring, Feb. 1 Greenwood 5 p.m. Away dress Invitational. football and returned to the starting line- Midland Greenwood and San Angelo Feb. 5 Lake View 5 p.m. Home Fire Extinguisher Service * FIT Testing *Safety Rental Equipment * Drug Testing “We played well during the non-dis- up. Lake View, will be very competitive. Feb. 8 Big Spring 6:15 p.m. Away trict schedule, but we had a couple of “Nathan is playing well and one of our “We are familiar with all of the teams,” FRESHMEN * Training Facility *Defensive Driving Jan. 15 Greenwood 6:15 p.m. Home slip-ups,” Scott said. “We lost games be- best defenders,” Scott said. “He usually he said. “We played in a district with Big Jan.18 Lake View 6:15 p.m. Away *DOT Prep-Driving Simulator *Rope & Rescue Team cause of too many turnovers and missed guards the other team’s best offensive Spring and Sweetwater, and Lake View Jan. 22 Big Spring 6:15 p.m. Home free throws, but we can fix those prob- player. Nathan can make shots. Oppos- and Greenwood were non-district oppo- Jan. 29 Sweetwater 6:15 p.m. Home SERVICE AVAILABLE 24-7 lems. We lost to Clint, which is a top 20 ing teams can’t key on stopping Alonzo nents.” Feb. 1 Greenwood 6:15 p.m. Away team.” and Teafale.” Scott said defense will be the key for Feb. 5 Lake View 6:15 p.m. Home Feb. 8 Big Spring 5 p.m. Away Retail Store: FR Clothing, Hard Hats, Steel Toe Boots, Six players — Alonzo Wesley, Tea- Scott said Gaona and Greene will pro- success. JUNIOR HIGH fale Lenard, Nathan Kendrick, Christian vide depth on the inside. Gaona missed “Our defense sets the tone,” he said. Jan. 14 Levelland 5 p.m. Away Safety Glasses & Accessories Gaona, Jayden Samaniego and Talon most of the football season with an in- “We can play with any team when we Jan. 17 Tournament TBA Snyder Vandygriff — started games last season. jury, but he is closer to 100 percent again. play good defense. It is going to be tough Jan. 19 Tournament TBA Snyder Knee surgery sidelined Logan Greene, a “Christian is getting where he can go for teams to beat us when we do. I believe Jan. 24 Sweetwater 5: p.m. Home Jan. 31 Greenwood 5: p.m. Away starter two years ago, but Greene is back up and down the floor better,” Scott said. we can make at run at winning the cham- Feb. 4 Lake View 5 p.m. Away Snyder Hermleigh Ira Borden County on the court. “He isn’t tall as most posts, but he will pionship.” Feb. 11 Big Spring 5 p.m. Home Page 24 Snyder Daily News Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Snyder Daily News Page 5 WE’RE BEHIND YOU TIGERS & LADY TIGERS!!

Members of the Western Texas College men’s basketball team pictured on front row are (l-r) Kolbe Littlefield, Miles McDougal, Leland Kirkendoll, Fredric Bikoi Yana, Deshawn Kelly, Carson Hammond, Corey Thelisme, Nigel Allen and Sondou Diallo. On the back row are head coach Andre Owens, Jevon Brown, James Johnson, James Edwards, Johnnie Jones, Nehemie Wa Kabeya, Bladrick Veal, Steven Allison and assistant coach Lorenzo Anthony. Returning players lead charge for WTC men The Western Texas College Western- season and matured from that experi- is doing what he is asked,” Owens said. lege, Frank Phillips College and New ers will depend on four returning players ence,” Owens said. “I’m hoping it will “He wants to become a good player.” Mexico Military Institute rounding out and a group of talented newcomers in its help. He is playing well and is one of the Owens said sophomore transfers Sin- the predictions. quest for a trip to the Region V Tourna- leading scorers in the conference. He is dou Diallo, Jevon Brown and Deshawn Owens believes the Westerners will ment. one of our leaders and if he continues to Kelley, and freshman Nehemie Wa Ka- challenge for one of the conference’s WTC finished the first half at 6-4, in- do that, it will take his play to another beya will play supporting roles. Diallo four Region V tournament berths. cluding a loss at Howard College in its level.” averages 10 points with eight rebounds, “It’s a tough conference,” he said. Western Junior College Athletic Confer- Allen, who redshirted two years ago, followed by Brown with eight points “Our focus is improving every day. One ence (WJCAC) opener. The Westerners averages nine points a game. and five rebounds. Kelley averages five thing we must do is win on the road, continued conference play by defeating “Nigel works harder than any player points and two rebounds, while Wa which we have not done yet. We need to New Mexico Junior College Thursday. on the team,” Owens said. “He is stron- Kabeya scores two points with four re- become mentally tougher. That will be Nigel Allen, Miles McDougal, John- ger than last year and is playing better bounds per game. our challenge.” nie Jones and James Edwards return defense.” “Diallo brings toughness to the team,” from last season, and head coach Andre Jones, who averages seven points and Owens said. “Brown is a very good play- Owens hopes their experience will lead eight rebounds, and Edwards, who aver- er, a good rebounder, shooter and de- to success. ages five points and four rebounds, are fender. Kelley is a wild-card player, who Schedule Snyder Independent “It has been up and down so far, but two of the team’s best players on the plays hard all of the time and is a 50 per- Jan. 14 Odessa College-x 7:30 p.m. Away Jan. 17 South Plains-x 7:30 p.m. Home we played well at home,” Owens said. front line. cent shooter on 3-pointers. Wa Kabeya Jan. 21 Midland College-x 7:30 p.m. Away “This is a young team, but we do have “They are our big men presence,” Ow- plays good defense, is a good rebounder Jan. 24 Frank Phillips-x 7:30 p.m. Home players with experience. The older play- ens said. “Johnnie and James need to and is developing on offense.” Jan. 28 N.M. Military-x 6:30 p.m. Home Feb. 4 Howard College-x 7:30 p.m. Home School District ers know what we expect and will give play tougher, especially rebounding, on The Westerners were predicted by Feb. 7 Clarendon College-x 7:30 p.m. Home the message to the other guys. I expect a defense. They are better shooters than conference coaches to finish fifth in the Feb. 11 New Mexico JC-x 7:30 p.m. Away lot of good things.” last year and improving in all areas ev- WJCAC this season. Conference coaches Feb. 14 Odessa College-x 7:30 p.m. Home McDougal is averaging 13 points and ery day.” picked South Plains College to win the Feb. 18 South Plains-x 7:30 p.m. Away two assists, and is the team’s most ac- Carson Hammons was redshirted last regular season title, followed by Odessa Feb. 21 Midland College-x 7:30 p.m. Home curate 3-point shooter, making 17-of-31 season and is one of the team’s contribu- College, Howard and New Mexico Ju- Feb. 25 Frank Phillips -x 7:30 p.m. Away MAKE IT A GREAT YEAR! Feb. 28 N.M. Military-x 7 p.m. Away (51.5 percent). tors this season. nior College. Clarendon was picked sixth x — Western Junior College Athletic Conference “Miles went through one conference “Carson is a very good listener and after the Westerners, with Midland Col- game Page 6 Snyder Daily News Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Snyder Daily News Page 23 Good Luck To All Best of Luck To All The Area Teams! 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Members of the Snyder girls’ basketball pictured on front row are (l-r) Nicole Martinez, Abby Benitez and McKenna Lentz. On the back row are Jordan Phillips, Natalee James, Kamiah Davis, Hayley Humphrey, Angie Murillo, Mayce Herrington, Melanie Martinez and Abi Reyes. Snyder girls look to take next step in District 5-4A The Snyder girls qualified for the is always great, so you can see how the Her role has become the team leader and playoffs last season, but expectations are team is progressing,” Eicke said. “Teams the quarterback of the team. She keeps higher this year. like Odessa High, Andrews, Abilene everyone calm when things go haywire. Schedule Snyder returns eight players with var- Cooper, Lamesa and Stanton are good You can see her passion for the game VARSITY sity experience and head coach T’Leah to play because they all bring a differ- through her play on the court.” Jan. 15 Greenwood-x 6:30 p.m. Home Eicke believes the pieces are in place to ent aspect to the table. The players adjust Abi Reyes and Mayce Herrington are Jan. 18 Lake View-x 6:30 p.m. Away challenge not only for a return trip to the each game. This will be great for district newcomers, but have contributed to the Jan. 22 Big Spring-x 6:30 p.m. Home Jan. 29 Sweetwater-x 6:30 p.m. Home postseason, but the district champion- because I think we will see all these dif- team’s success. Feb. 1 Greenwood-x 6:30 p.m. Away ship. ferent aspects from each of our district “Mayce and Abi play with toughness Feb. 5 Lake View-x 6:30 p.m. Home The Lady Tigers will compete against opponents.” inside,” Eicke said. “It is always a plus x — District 5-4A game old district foes Big Spring and Sweet- Nicole Martinez is one of three seniors to have players come off the bench that JV Jan. 15 Greenwood 5 p.m. Home water, plus San Angelo Lake View and and became more of a contributor this go all out.” Jan. 18 Lake View 5 p.m. Away Midland Greenwood in District 5-4A. season. Sophomores Kamiah Davis, Hayley Jan. 22 Big Spring 5 p.m. Home TAKE YOUR GAME TO THE BANK The Lady Tigers defeated Big Spring “Nicole has been with the program Humphrey, Melanie Martinez and McK- Jan. 24 Tournament TBA Gail in their district opener and played at since I took over the program,” Eicke enna Lentz also have played important Jan. 26 Tournament TBA Gail Jan. 29 Sweetwater 5 p.m. Home Sweetwater Friday. said. “She blossomed this season. Ni- roles. Feb. 1 Greenwood 5 p.m. Away Even without perennial powers Wylie cole’s confidence in her shot has come a “They play a vital part in our suc- Feb. 5 Lake View 5 p.m. Home and Brownwood, Eicke said the district long way. She will tell you it hasn’t been cess and have different aspects to the FRESHMEN remains tough. the easiest road, but she will tell you it is team,” Eicke said. “Kamiah is a threat Jan. 15 Greenwood 5 p.m. Home Jan. 18 Lake View 5 p.m. Away “The district teams have strengths in all worth it. Nicole is a leader and works from the perimeter and inside the paint. Jan. 22 Big Spring 5 p.m. Home different areas,” Eicke said. “The keys hard on the court and in the classroom Hayley’s inside game is improving and Jan. 29 Sweetwater 5 p.m. Home to winning the district championship every day.” getting better every game. She is getting Feb. 1 Greenwood 5 p.m. Away GOOD LUCK will be playing great defense, blocking Eicke said Angela Murillo and Jordan to where she is comfortable shooting the Feb. 5 Lake View 5 p.m. Home JUNIOR HIGH out, rebounding, executing the offense, Phillips are good senior leaders. ball from the high post area and has a Jan. 14 Levelland 5 p.m. Home shooting well and keeping turnovers to “They have become great leaders,” strong drive to the hole. Melanie is the Jan. 24 Sweetwater 5 p.m. Away a minimum. It will be fun to see how it Eicke said. “Angie is a great asset inside. quiet one on the team, but she is a threat Jan. 31 Greenwood 5 p.m. Home BASKETBALL & all plays out.” Jordan is an excellent outside shooter.” from the outside. McKenna is the quick- Feb. 4 Lake View 5 p.m. Home Snyder played a challenging non- Natalee James is a junior and Snyder’s est player we have on the squad and is district schedule, and Eicke said those leading scorer. great defensively. They have the heart, “Abby is getting more and more play- 4704 College Ave.|Snyder, TX 79549|325-573-2265 games helped in preparing for the dis- “Natalee is a great player and im- dedication, and desire to become great.” ing time as the season goes along,” Eicke SOCCER TEAMS! trict run. proved tremendously,” Eicke said. “She Freshman Abby Benitez rounds out said. “She is getting comfortable with aimbankonline.com “Putting tough teams on the schedule worked in the offseason and it shows. the roster. the offense and defense.” Page 22 Snyder Daily News Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Snyder Daily News Page 7 Hermleigh girls, Ira girls and boys ready for action Have A Great Season!!! 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Ira boys ready for district after quick start Join Us At The Butcher’s Block The Ira Bulldogs surprised head coach game experience. of the season,” Wall said. “We don’t ex- can score points. We need to continue In Supporting All The Todd Wall with a quick transition from “Garrett (Hafer) didn’t start last year, pect that much scoring from him. He and grow as a team. We will need Mat- football to the basketball court. but he moved into the starting lineup and plays good defense and can cover a lot of thew and Karson to become offensive Area Students!!! Wall hopes the success will continue played well,” Wall said. “Brayden White ground. Teams don’t realize how good of threats. When Nathan returns, he will for the Bulldogs, who opened their Dis- is bigger and stronger and increases our a perimeter defender Ben is. give us more versatility on the perim- trict 13-1A schedule at Loraine Friday. depth. Ike Weaver is playing well as a “Hunter can go out and guard the oth- eter.” GO After completing a successful football freshman. I expected returnees to play er team’s best player on the perimeter,” season, Ira began the basketball season well, but new players have been impor- Wall said. “He puts a lot of pressure on COMPLETE WELL SERVICING four days later and won seven of its first tant to our success.” the other team. Hunter also is versatile GET eight games. Brazil and Valentine face new chal- and can play inside and outside.” Schedule Hwy. 350 The Bulldogs won the Rotan and Ira lenges this season. Ira was the preseason pick to win the VARSITY Jan. 15 Highland-x 7:45 p.m. Home (325) 573-4242 tournaments and warmed up for the start “When Karson was out earlier in the district championship, but Wall said the Jan. 19 Hermleigh-x 7:45 p.m. Away ‘EM of district play at the Sterling City tour- season, it put a lot of pressure on Mat- task will not be easy. Jan. 22 Westbrook-x 7:45 p.m. Home nament. thew,” Wall said. “We needed more scor- Realignment placed the Bulldog in Jan. 29 Loraine-x 7:45 p.m. Home Ira returns four starters — Matthew ing from him and he also guarded the a district with Hermleigh, Westbrook, Feb. 1 Highland-x 7:45 p.m. Away Feb. 5 Hermleigh-x 7:45 p.m. Home TIGERS!!! Brazil, Karson Valentine, Nathan Good- other team’s best perimeter player.” Highland and Loraine. Feb.8 Westbrook-x 6:15 p.m. Away win and Hunter McCowen. Valentine, the team’s leading scorer “Hermleigh is a team to watch,” Wall BEST x — District 13-1A game Goodwin, who started last season, with 21 points a game, is one of the most said. “They surprised people during non- JV was sidelined with a foot injury in the versatile players, and Wall said the of- district. I knew when coach (Sam) Win- Jan. 15 Highland 5:15 p.m. Home football playoff game against White fense benefitted from his return. ters returned as head coach, they would Jan. 19 Hermleigh 5 p.m. Away Jan. 22 Westbrook 5 p.m. Home OF LUCK Deer, but he is expected to return to the “Karson gives teams matchup prob- be a good team. Westbrook is playing at Feb. 1 Highland 5 p.m. Away lineup this month. lems,” Wall said. “He’s hard to guard on a high level and Highland returns a lot of Feb. 5 Hermleigh 5 p.m. Home “I didn’t expect that kind of start,” the perimeter because of his size. He can players. Loraine is capable of winning. It Feb. 8 Westbrook 5 p.m. Away Wall said. “Nathan will probably be go inside and post up against a smaller will be a good race for the playoffs.” JUNIOR HIGH AREA available for district games. Everyone defender.” Wall said defense and keeping players Jan. 14 Trent 7 p.m. Away Jan. 24 Loraine 7 p.m. Home else is healthy. I’m excited about our Ben Fonville and Hunter McCowen healthy are key for Ira’s success in dis- Jan. 26 Tournament TBA Highland start.” have been contributors and boost Ira’s trict play. Jan. 28 Highland 7 p.m. Home 1600 25th Street 325-436-0205 Wall said Goodwin’s injury created inside game. “We must stay healthy,” he said. “I’m Feb. 4 Hermleigh 7 p.m. Away ATHLETES! opportunities for other players to gain “Ben scored 25 points in the first game happy how we are playing defense. We Feb. 11 Trent 7 p.m. Home Page 20 Snyder Daily News Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Snyder Daily News Page 9 Snyder basketball teams off to good start Best of Luck To The Area Basketball Teams!! TEAM WORK! Play Hard...Play Safe! Leatherwood’s Paint & Body Penny’s Pet Independently & Locally Owned Parlor 1801 22nd Street 573-8961 2005 26th Street 325-573-0777 We welc e all sizes!!!

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Members of the Ira girls’ basketball pictured on front row are (l-r) Teaghan Price, Esmeralda Torres, Taylor Chavez, Haylee Gruben, Evelyn Gallegos, Heidi Sanchez, Kaci Jo Hafer and Ainsley Manning. On the second row are Brilynn Loving, Kylie Miller, Bailey Hall, Madison Peterson, Mattie Martin, Lilly Juarez, Grace Highfield and Macie Hanshew. On the back row are Addee Williams, Jessica Heiskell, Kailey Gladden, Breauna Hall, Sydney Mathis and Hannah Caswell. Best of Luck to the Area Basketball Teams!! Wishing All The Area Ira girls adjusting to change, new head coach Schools A Great Year!!! The Ira Lady Bulldogs maintained a and we will get there. It is just a question challenge. adjustments. There is no easy fixes, just and WELCOME SOCCER positive outlook while adjusting to a new of time. We focus every day on growing “They are playing a lot of minutes and fixes.” head coach, a roster with a majority of as a team.” contributing,” Gooch said. TO SNYDER!! the team comprised of first-year varsity Breauna Hall played on the varsity The district will be competitive with players and two experienced performers late last season. Grace Highfield, Mattie state-ranked Hermleigh and Westbrook, Schedule sidelined by injuries. Martin and Haylee Gruben, who played which returned players from last year’s VARSITY PACKERS * SALES * RENTALS * SERVICE AND REPAIRS Head coach Grant Gooch has liked the for the JV last year, round out the start- playoff team. Highland, Loraine and Jan. 15 Highland-x 6:30 p.m. Away Jan.19 Hermleigh-x 6:30 p.m. Home TBG. BAILERS & CICR & CIBP L e t ’s team’s progress. ing lineup. Trent round out the district opponents. Jan. 22 Westbrook-x 6:30 p.m. Home Ira continued its District 13-1A sched- “It was great to get Madison back and “It is a tough district,” Gooch said. Jan. 25 Trent-x 6:30 p.m. Away ule at Loraine Friday. our team changed again,” Gooch said. “Hermleigh and Westbrook played well Jan. 29 Loraine-x 6:30 p.m. Home 8007 West Do It Madison Peterson, a four-year starter, “We are not the same team as in Novem- during the non-district. Highland is an Feb. 1 Highland-x 6:30 p.m. Home 815 S CR 221 was injured in the season opener against ber. The players adjusted to the changes.” improved team, along with Trent and Feb. 5 Hermleigh-x 6:30 p.m. Away Industrial x — District 13-1A game Snyder, Tx O’Donnell, and returned by the second Gooch said Martin is one of the team’s Loraine.” JV Midland, TX week of December. Kylie Miller, the oth- most improved players and stepped into Ira’s final test before the start of dis- Jan. 15 Highland 4 p.m. Away 79549 79706 Bulldogs!! er player with prior varsity experience, the role previously held by Miller. trict play came at the Sterling City tour- Jan. 22 O’Donnell 4 p.m. Home 325-573-1705 injured her knee and is expected to miss “Mattie is a senior and didn’t expect nament in late December. The Lady Jan. 24 Tournament TBA Gail 432-563-1071 Jan. 26 Tournament TBA Gail the remainder of the season. to play a lot of minutes, but she is play- Bulldogs lost the district opener at West- Jan. 29 Snyder Freshmen 4:30 p.m. Home Gooch said every year is different, re- ing almost the entire game,” Gooch said. brook and defeated Trent for their first Feb. 1 Jayton 4 p.m. Home gardless of how many returning players “She is playing well on offense and de- district win. Feb. 5 Hermleigh 5 p.m. Away Sterling Grocery are on the roster, and he expects the pro- fense. She made the adjustment and “We will continue to improve on JUNIOR HIGH gram’s success will continue. playing in a bigger role.” defense, move the ball better and attack Jan. 14 Trent 6 p.m. Away Jan. 24 Loraine 6 p.m. Home “Every year is new and different,” Kailey Gladden and Lilly Juarez start- in the right spots,” Gooch said. “It’s Jan. 26 Tournament TBA Highland Mesquite Machine Shop & Hardware Gooch said. “We had injuries, but the ed the year on the JV and were promoted not just one big thing in basketball. A Jan. 28 Highland 6 p.m. Home 912 S CR 221 Snyder, Tx 79549 Ira, Texas 573-5075 players handled that situation well. We to the varsity in early December. team must do the little things well to be Feb. 4 Hermleigh 6 p.m. Away 325-573-0880 are in the process of building the team Gooch said both players answered the successful. We will make the necessar Feb. 11 Trent 6 p.m. Home Page 18 Snyder Daily News Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Snyder Daily News Page 11 Best Of Luck in All You Do We Welcome Soccer To Snyder 4511 College Ave, Suite 150 Snyder, TX 79549 IN SNYDER, TX - THE WORLD’S FASTEST-GROWING 24-HOUR CO-ED FITNESS CLUB Membership information is available by calling (325) 515-0440 or by emailing [email protected].

Members of the Snyder boys’ soccer team pictured on front row are (l-r)Shawl Lentz, Andrew Stelluti, Daniel Esparza, Jesus Fernandez, Jose Villa and Garrett Hough. On the back row Supporting Scurry County Sports are Edgar Gomez, Miguel Chavez, Victor Gomez, Jax Collier, Diego Morado, Eduardo Garcia. Not pictured are Martin Castellon, Jorge Olivarez, Braulio Villa, Alejandro Rodriguez, Manuel Briones and Carlos Vargas. Soccer For Continued from Page 2 Snyder Over 61 Hermleigh “They wanted to be out here all of the time. I remember they would be out here dur- Cardinals ing football practice kicking the ball around. They did a lot of extra things to try and Tigers prepare for the season.” Snyder will compete against San Angelo Lake View and Lubbock Estacado in Dis- Years!! trict 4-4A, with every team already qualified for the playoffs. Each team will play the other two teams three times beginning Feb. 12. Parker and Sandoval said Lake View and Estacado will have more experience, but they expect their teams to contend for district championships. “Lake View has played since the early 2000s,” Parker said. “Estacado played five M years and is still learning. We will be competitive, but each game will be a learning N OT experience.” O O “We are anxious to start the season and play other teams,” Sandoval said. “We will S make mistakes being a first-year program. We will take it one game at a time and look L R for improvement.” I S Parker and Sandoval said work continues on a starting lineup, which may change from game to game. W “We have a lot to learn and need to figure out the speed of the game,” Parker said. Since 1957 Borden “I do have an idea of the starting lineup, but we need to get everyone on the field and East Hwy. Across From Coliseum Snyder, Texas see. I see a lot of players playing different positions.” Ira 1-800-545-5019 325-573-6352 County “We have a goal of winning as many games as we can,” Sandoval said. “We plan to work on becoming a contender and go for a district championship. Our focus is on Bulldogs www.wilsonmotorstx.com Coyotes improvement and playing the game the right way.” Snyder Alonzo Wesley dribbled past a defender during a home game earlier this season Page 12 Snyder Daily News Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Snyder Daily News Page 17 We support all Ira Students

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Members of the Hermleigh boys’ basketball pictured on front row are (l-r) Korbin Elder, Mateo Clement, Davyan Calloway, Kelton Carroll, Colter Smith and Zane Nachlinger. On the second row are Carter Jones, Aidan Sanchez, Austin Escobedo, Stetson Digby, Arian Welsh, Tyler Thompson, Payton Rivera and Bubba Digby. On the back row are Preston Carr, Blake School District Hancock, Nathan Wright, Cody Smith, Kobe Roemsich, Luis Gonzalez, and Devin Hildebrand. Hermleigh boys aim for return to postseason A year of experience and a commit- player. aggressive on defense and sees the court “We are focusing on rebounding bet- ment to succeed may be the strengths of “Kelton works hard and improves ev- well. He is a complement to what we ter,” he said. “We must play good de- the Hermleigh Cardinals. ery day,” Winters said. “He hardly ever want to do with the other players.” fense and shoot well. If we can do that, Hermleigh will depend on seven re- comes out of the game. I ask him to do Winters said while Escobedo and Dig- we will have a chance at being success- GO GET ‘EM BULLDOGS! turning players in its quest for the Dis- a lot of things for us. Kelton is a good by don’t start, they will be two important ful and compete for the district title and trict 13-1A championship and the play- leader and he can score. He is capable of pieces to the team’s success in district. the playoffs.” offs. 20-point games and does what is needed “They are good role players and play Hermleigh began the district schedule to help the team win.” good defense,” Winters said. “They also at Westbrook Friday. Hancock and Smith are two players can score in double figures.” Sam Winters is back as head coach that go unnoticed, but they are important District 13-1A will be a battle of five and he believes the nucleus is there for to the team’s success. teams after Trent canceled its season. Schedule VARSITY Ira Booster Club success. “Blake and Cody give us size on the “Our goal is to make the playoffs,” Jan. 19 Ira-x 8 p.m. Away Seniors Luis Gonzalez, Kelton Car- inside,” Winters said. “They won’t score Winters said. “We won two district Jan. 22 Highland-x 8 p.m. Away roll and Cody Smith return, with expe- 20 points every game, but they will con- games last year and need to prove that we Jan. 25 Loraine-x 8 p.m. Home rienced players in juniors Blake Han- tribute in other ways. They play good de- are a better team this year. We want to Jan. 29 Westbrook-x 8 p.m. Home cock and Preston Carr, and sophomores fense and rebound well.” win the district championship and make Feb. 5 Ira-x 8 p.m. Home Payton Rivera and Devin Hildebrand. Hildebrand and Rivera are two play- a run in the playoffs.” Feb. 9 Highland-x 7:30 p.m. Away Feb. 12 Loraine-x 7:30 p.m. Away Bubba Digby is a freshman. Junior Kobe ers who played as freshmen and continue Ira and Highland were playoff teams x — District 13-1A game Roemisch and Austin Escobedo are new- learning and improving. last year, while Westbrook and Loraine JV comers to the program. “Devin and Payton had great freshman are teams that can’t be overlooked. Jan. 19 Ira 5 p.m. Away “It’s a good group of players who have seasons and gained experience,” Winters “Highland is going to be a surprise Jan. 22 Highland 5 p.m. Away played well so far,” Winters said. “They said. “They played in a lot of games and with its size and speed,” Winters said. Jan. 25 Loraine 5 p.m. Home Jan. 29 Westbrook 5 p.m. Home want to be successful and learn how to are still learning. They are playing well. “Westbrook is a good team. Loraine beat Feb. 5 Ira 5 p.m. Home play better basketball with each other. Both players are good scorers.” us twice last year in district. We can’t Feb. 9 Highland 6:30 p.m. Away The players have been working on find- Roemisch is in his first season with the overlook any team. We must bring our Feb. 12 Loraine 6:30 p.m. Away ing their roles. We still are a young team, Cardinals and already made an impact. ‘A’ game every night.” JUNIOR HIGH Jan. 14 Loraine 7 p.m. Home but we do have some experience.” “He is a basketball player,” Winters Winters said defense and rebounding Jan. 21 Westbrook 7 p.m. Home Carroll, who started as a sophomore, said. “Kobe knows the game well and is will be the keys to a successful district Jan. 28 Trent 7 p.m. Away may be the team’s most experienced a good scorer and rebounder. He plays season. Feb. 4 Ira 7 p.m. Home Page 16 Snyder Daily News Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Snyder Daily News Page 13 Best Of Luck To All Let The The Area Teams!!! Season Begin! Members of the Borden County boys’ basketball team pictured are (l-r) Jimmy Kingston, Trey Edwards, Cam Edwards, Will Yarbro, Zane Allen, Ben Justice, Kylan Edwards, Mason Cole and Garrett Burns.

Borden County boys expect to continue success www.bjweldingsupply.com Borden County head coach Bubba Ed- We expect him to control the inside. needs to be. He also is a good outside Despite the changes in players and a •Lamesa •Snyder •Amarillo • Lubbock wards expects his team will contend for We are working Ben into the lineup. He shooter.” new district, Edwards expects the team 888-271-1581 the District 8-1A championship despite gives us energy coming off the bench Sophomore Tommy Kingston, junior to remain competitive. • Midland/Odessa • Post not having any starters returning from and compliments Zane. Ben is a great Will Yarbro and senior Garrett Burns are “We must limit turnovers and value last season’s state tournament team. defensive player. Cameron was our de- players to watch. possessions,” he said. “We create a lot •Lamesa •Snyder •Amarillo • Lubbock www.bjweldingsupply.com Seniors Zane Allen and Ben Justice fensive stopper last year and becoming “Tommy has speed and quickness, of turnovers on defense. We need to con- and junior Cameron Edwards played more of a scorer.” and plays good defense,” Edwards said. tinue improving our shooting. That will • Midland/Odessa • Post 888-271-1581 roles in last year’s run to the Class 1A Kylan Edwards, Mason Cole and Trey “Garrett is our sparkplug at guard. Will open things up for our inside game. De- state tournament. Allen and Edwards Edwards round out the top six. is a backup post.” fense is important and that is how you moved into the starting lineup, while “Kylan helps us on defense and can Alignment moved Borden County win games.” Justice is coming off the bench. Justice give opposing players fits,” Bubba Ed- west into a district with Grady, Sands, recently returned from a concussion dur- wards said. “He is surprisingly fast and Klondike and Garden City. ing the football season. a good player in the transition game. He “We played those teams in football, “Zane, Ben and Cameron played a can be a streak shooter. Mason can play but not in basketball, for four years,” Ed- Schedule lot of minutes last year,” Edwards said. inside or outside and is capable of mak- wards said. “It will be a very competi- VARSITY “Zane will be our primary inside threat. ing the outside shot or drive to the bas- tive district and a challenge every game. Jan. 15 Klondike-x Home He scored 30 points against Forsan. Zane ket. He also is a good defender. Trey sees We can’t show up and expect to win. We Jan. 18 Ackerly Sands-x Home also can step out and hit the outside shot. the court well and gets the ball where it must bring our ‘A’ game every time.” Jan. 22 Garden City-x Home Jan. 25 Sudan-z Home Jan. 29 Grady-x Away Feb. 1 Klondike-x Home Feb. 5 Ackerly Sands-x Home Feb.8 Garden City-x Away Note: The girls’ game will start at 6:30 p.m. and the boys’ game willl follow x — District 8-1A game z — At Lubbock Trinity Parts, Sales, & Service of Pumps and Compressors JV Jan. 15 Klondike Home Mechanics-Roustabout Gangs-Lease Operators-Clerical-Automation Jan. 18 Ackerly Sands Home Jan. 22 Garden City Home Technicians-Welders-Backhoes. Jan. 24 Tournament Home Jan. 25 Tournament Home Jan. 29 Grady-y Away Feb. 1 Klondike Home Feb. 5 Ackerly Sands Home We also provide Hydro Excavation Services Feb.8 Garden City Away Note: All games will start at 5 p.m. JUNIOR HIGH Call Us for All Your Oil Field Needs Jan. 14 Klondike Away Jan. 19 Tournament Sands Jan. 21 Grady Home Jan. 26 Tournament Home Members of the Borden County girls ’ basketball team (not in order) are Kaile Hernandez, Maddye Sumners, Brooke Swaffar, Tatum Jan. 28 Midland TLCA Home Treadwell, Fallon Forbes, Haddie Flanigan, Madi Cole, Katie Gray, Rayme Jones, Paige Holbrooks, Maggie Miller, Kami Key, Kylie Barnes, Feb. 4 Ackerly Sands Away (325) 573-8662 Note: The girls’ game will start at 6 p.m. and the Makenzie Milhauser, Brittney Walker, Reina Hernadez and Kenley Dean. boys’ game will follow at 7 p.m. Page 14 Snyder Daily News Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Snyder Daily News Page 15

Members of the Hermleigh girls’ basketball pictured on front row are (l-r) Sara Murphy, Brittany Smith, Lillyan Digby and Serenaty Vargas. On the back row are Lynzie Stewart, Ryleigh Benitez, Makia Gonzales, Sandra Carr and Ciera Digby. Not pictured was Haley Murphy. Hermleigh girls switch roles after last year’s success The Hermleigh Lady Cardinals to play their best against us.” player who puts us into the offense and for the first half of the season. Hopper switched roles from last year to the cur- Hermleigh, which continued district playing a bigger role than last year.” expects Benitez to give the team a boost rent season and look for a return trip to play at Westbrook Friday, will compete Carr and Ciera Digby also have new during district play. the playoffs and the state tournament. against Ira, Loraine, Highland, Trent and roles. “Ryleigh is practicing again and will After two seasons being in the un- Westbrook in District 13-1A. “Sandra is now a starter,” Hopper give us more depth,” Hopper said. “When derdog, the Lady Cardinals are now the “The district has good teams,” Hop- said. “The other players look up to her. she comes back, I expect her to help us hunted and the favorite to win the Dis- per said. “Westbrook and Ira have tra- She plays more minutes than last season on offense and defense. I’m ready for her trict 13-1A championship. dition and won in the playoffs last year. and is one of our best rebounders. Ciera to play again. She will do the same and Hermleigh emerged into a contender That experience makes them dangerous is one of our best defensive players and a have a bigger impact.” two years ago and advanced to the re- teams. Every team will play hard against good rebounder. She is more confident in Hopper believes defense will be one of gional quarterfinals. The Lady Cardi- us. Winning the district title again is one all phases of the game.” the areas that will make a difference. nals won last year’s district and regional of our goals. We are working to improve Lynzie Stewart and Brittany Smith “We want to stop teams from scoring,” championships and qualified for their every day. Wins in November and De- battled injuries, but gained experience he said. “Defense is our bread and butter. first University Interscholastic League cember don’t matter. It’s what you do in during Hermleigh’s playoff run last sea- The players believe in that. We want to state tournament. district.” son. make it tough on teams to score.” Makia “Kiki” Gonzales and Lillyan Gonzales continues to lead Hermleigh “Lynzie never got rolling until the Digby started last season. Lynzie Stew- in scoring and rebounding and also ad- playoffs,” Hopper said. “She didn’t play art, Sandra Carr and Ciera Digby didn’t justed to a different role. a lot of minutes, but she gave players a start, but they contributed to the team’s “Kiki is a special player,” Hopper break. She has adjusted to being a senior Schedule success. said. “Teams prepare for her and that is and one of our leaders. Lynzie is a bet- VARSITY That success continued during non- tough on Kiki. She made the adjustments ter shooter and ballhandler. Her overall Jan. 15 Trent-x 6:30 p.m. Home district play and second-year head coach and matured. Kiki worked hard all sum- game is improved.” Jan.19 Ira-x 6:30 p.m. Away Jan. 22 Highland-x 6:30 p.m. Away Duane Hopper hopes it will carry over mer and the preseason. She makes bet- Smith is back at 100 percent and made Jan. 25 Loraine-x 6:30 p.m. Home to district. ter moves at post and improved as a ball an impact during the preseason. Jan. 29 Westbrook-x 6:30 p.m. Home “The preseason was good,” Hopper hander.” “This is her first chance of playing Feb. 1 Trent-x 6:30 p.m. Away said. “We played tough teams to get Digby also accepted her new role. healthy,” Hopper said. “She is Feb. 5 Ira -x 6:30 p.m. Home ready for district. Playing bigger schools “Lillyan is a great shooter and teams learning as we go. Brittany is a great x — District 13-1A game JUNIOR HIGH helped us not just for district, but if we know that this year,” Hopper said. “She ball handler, sees the floor well and at- Jan. 14 Loraine 6 p.m. Home get to the playoffs. Teams get up more for attacks the basket more and not settling tacks the basket.” Jan. 21 Westbrook 6 p.m. Home us since we had a good year last season. for jump shots. Lillyan has been a part Ryleigh Benitez played well in last Jan. 28 Trent 6 p.m. Away The girls are learning that. Teams want of the program for four years. She is the year’s playoffs, but an injury sideline her Feb. 4 Ira 6 p.m. Home Page 14 Snyder Daily News Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Snyder Daily News Page 15

Members of the Hermleigh girls’ basketball pictured on front row are (l-r) Sara Murphy, Brittany Smith, Lillyan Digby and Serenaty Vargas. On the back row are Lynzie Stewart, Ryleigh Benitez, Makia Gonzales, Sandra Carr and Ciera Digby. Not pictured was Haley Murphy. Hermleigh girls switch roles after last year’s success The Hermleigh Lady Cardinals to play their best against us.” player who puts us into the offense and for the first half of the season. Hopper switched roles from last year to the cur- Hermleigh, which continued district playing a bigger role than last year.” expects Benitez to give the team a boost rent season and look for a return trip to play at Westbrook Friday, will compete Carr and Ciera Digby also have new during district play. the playoffs and the state tournament. against Ira, Loraine, Highland, Trent and roles. “Ryleigh is practicing again and will After two seasons being in the un- Westbrook in District 13-1A. “Sandra is now a starter,” Hopper give us more depth,” Hopper said. “When derdog, the Lady Cardinals are now the “The district has good teams,” Hop- said. “The other players look up to her. she comes back, I expect her to help us hunted and the favorite to win the Dis- per said. “Westbrook and Ira have tra- She plays more minutes than last season on offense and defense. I’m ready for her trict 13-1A championship. dition and won in the playoffs last year. and is one of our best rebounders. Ciera to play again. She will do the same and Hermleigh emerged into a contender That experience makes them dangerous is one of our best defensive players and a have a bigger impact.” two years ago and advanced to the re- teams. Every team will play hard against good rebounder. She is more confident in Hopper believes defense will be one of gional quarterfinals. The Lady Cardi- us. Winning the district title again is one all phases of the game.” the areas that will make a difference. nals won last year’s district and regional of our goals. We are working to improve Lynzie Stewart and Brittany Smith “We want to stop teams from scoring,” championships and qualified for their every day. Wins in November and De- battled injuries, but gained experience he said. “Defense is our bread and butter. first University Interscholastic League cember don’t matter. It’s what you do in during Hermleigh’s playoff run last sea- The players believe in that. We want to state tournament. district.” son. make it tough on teams to score.” Makia “Kiki” Gonzales and Lillyan Gonzales continues to lead Hermleigh “Lynzie never got rolling until the Digby started last season. Lynzie Stew- in scoring and rebounding and also ad- playoffs,” Hopper said. “She didn’t play art, Sandra Carr and Ciera Digby didn’t justed to a different role. a lot of minutes, but she gave players a start, but they contributed to the team’s “Kiki is a special player,” Hopper break. She has adjusted to being a senior Schedule success. said. “Teams prepare for her and that is and one of our leaders. Lynzie is a bet- VARSITY That success continued during non- tough on Kiki. She made the adjustments ter shooter and ballhandler. Her overall Jan. 15 Trent-x 6:30 p.m. Home district play and second-year head coach and matured. Kiki worked hard all sum- game is improved.” Jan.19 Ira-x 6:30 p.m. Away Jan. 22 Highland-x 6:30 p.m. Away Duane Hopper hopes it will carry over mer and the preseason. She makes bet- Smith is back at 100 percent and made Jan. 25 Loraine-x 6:30 p.m. Home to district. ter moves at post and improved as a ball an impact during the preseason. Jan. 29 Westbrook-x 6:30 p.m. Home “The preseason was good,” Hopper hander.” “This is her first chance of playing Feb. 1 Trent-x 6:30 p.m. Away said. “We played tough teams to get Digby also accepted her new role. healthy,” Hopper said. “She is Feb. 5 Ira -x 6:30 p.m. Home ready for district. Playing bigger schools “Lillyan is a great shooter and teams learning as we go. Brittany is a great x — District 13-1A game JUNIOR HIGH helped us not just for district, but if we know that this year,” Hopper said. “She ball handler, sees the floor well and at- Jan. 14 Loraine 6 p.m. Home get to the playoffs. Teams get up more for attacks the basket more and not settling tacks the basket.” Jan. 21 Westbrook 6 p.m. Home us since we had a good year last season. for jump shots. Lillyan has been a part Ryleigh Benitez played well in last Jan. 28 Trent 6 p.m. Away The girls are learning that. Teams want of the program for four years. She is the year’s playoffs, but an injury sideline her Feb. 4 Ira 6 p.m. Home Page 16 Snyder Daily News Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Snyder Daily News Page 13 Best Of Luck To All Let The The Area Teams!!! Season Begin! Members of the Borden County boys’ basketball team pictured are (l-r) Jimmy Kingston, Trey Edwards, Cam Edwards, Will Yarbro, Zane Allen, Ben Justice, Kylan Edwards, Mason Cole and Garrett Burns.

Borden County boys expect to continue success www.bjweldingsupply.com Borden County head coach Bubba Ed- We expect him to control the inside. needs to be. He also is a good outside Despite the changes in players and a •Lamesa •Snyder •Amarillo • Lubbock wards expects his team will contend for We are working Ben into the lineup. He shooter.” new district, Edwards expects the team 888-271-1581 the District 8-1A championship despite gives us energy coming off the bench Sophomore Tommy Kingston, junior to remain competitive. • Midland/Odessa • Post not having any starters returning from and compliments Zane. Ben is a great Will Yarbro and senior Garrett Burns are “We must limit turnovers and value last season’s state tournament team. defensive player. Cameron was our de- players to watch. possessions,” he said. “We create a lot •Lamesa •Snyder •Amarillo • Lubbock www.bjweldingsupply.com Seniors Zane Allen and Ben Justice fensive stopper last year and becoming “Tommy has speed and quickness, of turnovers on defense. We need to con- and junior Cameron Edwards played more of a scorer.” and plays good defense,” Edwards said. tinue improving our shooting. That will • Midland/Odessa • Post 888-271-1581 roles in last year’s run to the Class 1A Kylan Edwards, Mason Cole and Trey “Garrett is our sparkplug at guard. Will open things up for our inside game. De- state tournament. Allen and Edwards Edwards round out the top six. is a backup post.” fense is important and that is how you moved into the starting lineup, while “Kylan helps us on defense and can Alignment moved Borden County win games.” Justice is coming off the bench. Justice give opposing players fits,” Bubba Ed- west into a district with Grady, Sands, recently returned from a concussion dur- wards said. “He is surprisingly fast and Klondike and Garden City. ing the football season. a good player in the transition game. He “We played those teams in football, “Zane, Ben and Cameron played a can be a streak shooter. Mason can play but not in basketball, for four years,” Ed- Schedule lot of minutes last year,” Edwards said. inside or outside and is capable of mak- wards said. “It will be a very competi- VARSITY “Zane will be our primary inside threat. ing the outside shot or drive to the bas- tive district and a challenge every game. Jan. 15 Klondike-x Home He scored 30 points against Forsan. Zane ket. He also is a good defender. Trey sees We can’t show up and expect to win. We Jan. 18 Ackerly Sands-x Home also can step out and hit the outside shot. the court well and gets the ball where it must bring our ‘A’ game every time.” Jan. 22 Garden City-x Home Jan. 25 Sudan-z Home Jan. 29 Grady-x Away Feb. 1 Klondike-x Home Feb. 5 Ackerly Sands-x Home Feb.8 Garden City-x Away Note: The girls’ game will start at 6:30 p.m. and the boys’ game willl follow x — District 8-1A game z — At Lubbock Trinity Parts, Sales, & Service of Pumps and Compressors JV Jan. 15 Klondike Home Mechanics-Roustabout Gangs-Lease Operators-Clerical-Automation Jan. 18 Ackerly Sands Home Jan. 22 Garden City Home Technicians-Welders-Backhoes. Jan. 24 Tournament Home Jan. 25 Tournament Home Jan. 29 Grady-y Away Feb. 1 Klondike Home Feb. 5 Ackerly Sands Home We also provide Hydro Excavation Services Feb.8 Garden City Away Note: All games will start at 5 p.m. JUNIOR HIGH Call Us for All Your Oil Field Needs Jan. 14 Klondike Away Jan. 19 Tournament Sands Jan. 21 Grady Home Jan. 26 Tournament Home Members of the Borden County girls ’ basketball team (not in order) are Kaile Hernandez, Maddye Sumners, Brooke Swaffar, Tatum Jan. 28 Midland TLCA Home Treadwell, Fallon Forbes, Haddie Flanigan, Madi Cole, Katie Gray, Rayme Jones, Paige Holbrooks, Maggie Miller, Kami Key, Kylie Barnes, Feb. 4 Ackerly Sands Away (325) 573-8662 Note: The girls’ game will start at 6 p.m. and the Makenzie Milhauser, Brittney Walker, Reina Hernadez and Kenley Dean. boys’ game will follow at 7 p.m. Page 12 Snyder Daily News Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Snyder Daily News Page 17 We support all Ira Students

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Members of the Hermleigh boys’ basketball pictured on front row are (l-r) Korbin Elder, Mateo Clement, Davyan Calloway, Kelton Carroll, Colter Smith and Zane Nachlinger. On the second row are Carter Jones, Aidan Sanchez, Austin Escobedo, Stetson Digby, Arian Welsh, Tyler Thompson, Payton Rivera and Bubba Digby. On the back row are Preston Carr, Blake School District Hancock, Nathan Wright, Cody Smith, Kobe Roemsich, Luis Gonzalez, and Devin Hildebrand. Hermleigh boys aim for return to postseason A year of experience and a commit- player. aggressive on defense and sees the court “We are focusing on rebounding bet- ment to succeed may be the strengths of “Kelton works hard and improves ev- well. He is a complement to what we ter,” he said. “We must play good de- the Hermleigh Cardinals. ery day,” Winters said. “He hardly ever want to do with the other players.” fense and shoot well. If we can do that, Hermleigh will depend on seven re- comes out of the game. I ask him to do Winters said while Escobedo and Dig- we will have a chance at being success- GO GET ‘EM BULLDOGS! turning players in its quest for the Dis- a lot of things for us. Kelton is a good by don’t start, they will be two important ful and compete for the district title and trict 13-1A championship and the play- leader and he can score. He is capable of pieces to the team’s success in district. the playoffs.” offs. 20-point games and does what is needed “They are good role players and play Hermleigh began the district schedule to help the team win.” good defense,” Winters said. “They also at Westbrook Friday. Hancock and Smith are two players can score in double figures.” Sam Winters is back as head coach that go unnoticed, but they are important District 13-1A will be a battle of five and he believes the nucleus is there for to the team’s success. teams after Trent canceled its season. Schedule VARSITY Ira Booster Club success. “Blake and Cody give us size on the “Our goal is to make the playoffs,” Jan. 19 Ira-x 8 p.m. Away Seniors Luis Gonzalez, Kelton Car- inside,” Winters said. “They won’t score Winters said. “We won two district Jan. 22 Highland-x 8 p.m. Away roll and Cody Smith return, with expe- 20 points every game, but they will con- games last year and need to prove that we Jan. 25 Loraine-x 8 p.m. Home rienced players in juniors Blake Han- tribute in other ways. They play good de- are a better team this year. We want to Jan. 29 Westbrook-x 8 p.m. Home cock and Preston Carr, and sophomores fense and rebound well.” win the district championship and make Feb. 5 Ira-x 8 p.m. Home Payton Rivera and Devin Hildebrand. Hildebrand and Rivera are two play- a run in the playoffs.” Feb. 9 Highland-x 7:30 p.m. Away Feb. 12 Loraine-x 7:30 p.m. Away Bubba Digby is a freshman. Junior Kobe ers who played as freshmen and continue Ira and Highland were playoff teams x — District 13-1A game Roemisch and Austin Escobedo are new- learning and improving. last year, while Westbrook and Loraine JV comers to the program. “Devin and Payton had great freshman are teams that can’t be overlooked. Jan. 19 Ira 5 p.m. Away “It’s a good group of players who have seasons and gained experience,” Winters “Highland is going to be a surprise Jan. 22 Highland 5 p.m. Away played well so far,” Winters said. “They said. “They played in a lot of games and with its size and speed,” Winters said. Jan. 25 Loraine 5 p.m. Home Jan. 29 Westbrook 5 p.m. Home want to be successful and learn how to are still learning. They are playing well. “Westbrook is a good team. Loraine beat Feb. 5 Ira 5 p.m. Home play better basketball with each other. Both players are good scorers.” us twice last year in district. We can’t Feb. 9 Highland 6:30 p.m. Away The players have been working on find- Roemisch is in his first season with the overlook any team. We must bring our Feb. 12 Loraine 6:30 p.m. Away ing their roles. We still are a young team, Cardinals and already made an impact. ‘A’ game every night.” JUNIOR HIGH Jan. 14 Loraine 7 p.m. Home but we do have some experience.” “He is a basketball player,” Winters Winters said defense and rebounding Jan. 21 Westbrook 7 p.m. Home Carroll, who started as a sophomore, said. “Kobe knows the game well and is will be the keys to a successful district Jan. 28 Trent 7 p.m. Away may be the team’s most experienced a good scorer and rebounder. He plays season. Feb. 4 Ira 7 p.m. Home Page 18 Snyder Daily News Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Snyder Daily News Page 11 Best Of Luck in All You Do We Welcome Soccer To Snyder 4511 College Ave, Suite 150 Snyder, TX 79549 IN SNYDER, TX - THE WORLD’S FASTEST-GROWING 24-HOUR CO-ED FITNESS CLUB Membership information is available by calling (325) 515-0440 or by emailing [email protected].

Members of the Snyder boys’ soccer team pictured on front row are (l-r)Shawl Lentz, Andrew Stelluti, Daniel Esparza, Jesus Fernandez, Jose Villa and Garrett Hough. On the back row Supporting Scurry County Sports are Edgar Gomez, Miguel Chavez, Victor Gomez, Jax Collier, Diego Morado, Eduardo Garcia. Not pictured are Martin Castellon, Jorge Olivarez, Braulio Villa, Alejandro Rodriguez, Manuel Briones and Carlos Vargas. Soccer For Continued from Page 2 Snyder Over 61 Hermleigh “They wanted to be out here all of the time. I remember they would be out here dur- Cardinals ing football practice kicking the ball around. They did a lot of extra things to try and Tigers prepare for the season.” Snyder will compete against San Angelo Lake View and Lubbock Estacado in Dis- Years!! trict 4-4A, with every team already qualified for the playoffs. Each team will play the other two teams three times beginning Feb. 12. Parker and Sandoval said Lake View and Estacado will have more experience, but they expect their teams to contend for district championships. “Lake View has played since the early 2000s,” Parker said. “Estacado played five M years and is still learning. We will be competitive, but each game will be a learning N OT experience.” O O “We are anxious to start the season and play other teams,” Sandoval said. “We will S make mistakes being a first-year program. We will take it one game at a time and look L R for improvement.” I S Parker and Sandoval said work continues on a starting lineup, which may change from game to game. W “We have a lot to learn and need to figure out the speed of the game,” Parker said. Since 1957 Borden “I do have an idea of the starting lineup, but we need to get everyone on the field and East Hwy. Across From Coliseum Snyder, Texas see. I see a lot of players playing different positions.” Ira 1-800-545-5019 325-573-6352 County “We have a goal of winning as many games as we can,” Sandoval said. “We plan to work on becoming a contender and go for a district championship. Our focus is on Bulldogs www.wilsonmotorstx.com Coyotes improvement and playing the game the right way.” Snyder Alonzo Wesley dribbled past a defender during a home game earlier this season Page 10 Snyder Daily News Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Snyder Daily News Page 19

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Members of the Ira girls’ basketball pictured on front row are (l-r) Teaghan Price, Esmeralda Torres, Taylor Chavez, Haylee Gruben, Evelyn Gallegos, Heidi Sanchez, Kaci Jo Hafer and Ainsley Manning. On the second row are Brilynn Loving, Kylie Miller, Bailey Hall, Madison Peterson, Mattie Martin, Lilly Juarez, Grace Highfield and Macie Hanshew. On the back row are Addee Williams, Jessica Heiskell, Kailey Gladden, Breauna Hall, Sydney Mathis and Hannah Caswell. Best of Luck to the Area Basketball Teams!! Wishing All The Area Ira girls adjusting to change, new head coach Schools A Great Year!!! The Ira Lady Bulldogs maintained a and we will get there. It is just a question challenge. adjustments. There is no easy fixes, just and WELCOME SOCCER positive outlook while adjusting to a new of time. We focus every day on growing “They are playing a lot of minutes and fixes.” head coach, a roster with a majority of as a team.” contributing,” Gooch said. TO SNYDER!! the team comprised of first-year varsity Breauna Hall played on the varsity The district will be competitive with players and two experienced performers late last season. Grace Highfield, Mattie state-ranked Hermleigh and Westbrook, Schedule sidelined by injuries. Martin and Haylee Gruben, who played which returned players from last year’s VARSITY PACKERS * SALES * RENTALS * SERVICE AND REPAIRS Head coach Grant Gooch has liked the for the JV last year, round out the start- playoff team. Highland, Loraine and Jan. 15 Highland-x 6:30 p.m. Away Jan.19 Hermleigh-x 6:30 p.m. Home TBG. BAILERS & CICR & CIBP L e t ’s team’s progress. ing lineup. Trent round out the district opponents. Jan. 22 Westbrook-x 6:30 p.m. Home Ira continued its District 13-1A sched- “It was great to get Madison back and “It is a tough district,” Gooch said. Jan. 25 Trent-x 6:30 p.m. Away ule at Loraine Friday. our team changed again,” Gooch said. “Hermleigh and Westbrook played well Jan. 29 Loraine-x 6:30 p.m. Home 8007 West Do It Madison Peterson, a four-year starter, “We are not the same team as in Novem- during the non-district. Highland is an Feb. 1 Highland-x 6:30 p.m. Home 815 S CR 221 was injured in the season opener against ber. The players adjusted to the changes.” improved team, along with Trent and Feb. 5 Hermleigh-x 6:30 p.m. Away Industrial x — District 13-1A game Snyder, Tx O’Donnell, and returned by the second Gooch said Martin is one of the team’s Loraine.” JV Midland, TX week of December. Kylie Miller, the oth- most improved players and stepped into Ira’s final test before the start of dis- Jan. 15 Highland 4 p.m. Away 79549 79706 Bulldogs!! er player with prior varsity experience, the role previously held by Miller. trict play came at the Sterling City tour- Jan. 22 O’Donnell 4 p.m. Home 325-573-1705 injured her knee and is expected to miss “Mattie is a senior and didn’t expect nament in late December. The Lady Jan. 24 Tournament TBA Gail 432-563-1071 Jan. 26 Tournament TBA Gail the remainder of the season. to play a lot of minutes, but she is play- Bulldogs lost the district opener at West- Jan. 29 Snyder Freshmen 4:30 p.m. Home Gooch said every year is different, re- ing almost the entire game,” Gooch said. brook and defeated Trent for their first Feb. 1 Jayton 4 p.m. Home gardless of how many returning players “She is playing well on offense and de- district win. Feb. 5 Hermleigh 5 p.m. Away Sterling Grocery are on the roster, and he expects the pro- fense. She made the adjustment and “We will continue to improve on JUNIOR HIGH gram’s success will continue. playing in a bigger role.” defense, move the ball better and attack Jan. 14 Trent 6 p.m. Away Jan. 24 Loraine 6 p.m. Home “Every year is new and different,” Kailey Gladden and Lilly Juarez start- in the right spots,” Gooch said. “It’s Jan. 26 Tournament TBA Highland Mesquite Machine Shop & Hardware Gooch said. “We had injuries, but the ed the year on the JV and were promoted not just one big thing in basketball. A Jan. 28 Highland 6 p.m. Home 912 S CR 221 Snyder, Tx 79549 Ira, Texas 573-5075 players handled that situation well. We to the varsity in early December. team must do the little things well to be Feb. 4 Hermleigh 6 p.m. Away 325-573-0880 are in the process of building the team Gooch said both players answered the successful. We will make the necessar Feb. 11 Trent 6 p.m. Home Page 20 Snyder Daily News Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Snyder Daily News Page 9 Snyder basketball teams off to good start Best of Luck To The Area Basketball Teams!! TEAM WORK! Play Hard...Play Safe! Leatherwood’s Paint & Body Penny’s Pet Independently & Locally Owned Parlor 1801 22nd Street 573-8961 2005 26th Street 325-573-0777 We welc e all sizes!!!

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Ira boys ready for district after quick start Join Us At The Butcher’s Block The Ira Bulldogs surprised head coach game experience. of the season,” Wall said. “We don’t ex- can score points. We need to continue In Supporting All The Todd Wall with a quick transition from “Garrett (Hafer) didn’t start last year, pect that much scoring from him. He and grow as a team. We will need Mat- football to the basketball court. but he moved into the starting lineup and plays good defense and can cover a lot of thew and Karson to become offensive Area Students!!! Wall hopes the success will continue played well,” Wall said. “Brayden White ground. Teams don’t realize how good of threats. When Nathan returns, he will for the Bulldogs, who opened their Dis- is bigger and stronger and increases our a perimeter defender Ben is. give us more versatility on the perim- trict 13-1A schedule at Loraine Friday. depth. Ike Weaver is playing well as a “Hunter can go out and guard the oth- eter.” GO After completing a successful football freshman. I expected returnees to play er team’s best player on the perimeter,” season, Ira began the basketball season well, but new players have been impor- Wall said. “He puts a lot of pressure on COMPLETE WELL SERVICING four days later and won seven of its first tant to our success.” the other team. Hunter also is versatile GET eight games. Brazil and Valentine face new chal- and can play inside and outside.” Schedule Hwy. 350 The Bulldogs won the Rotan and Ira lenges this season. Ira was the preseason pick to win the VARSITY Jan. 15 Highland-x 7:45 p.m. Home (325) 573-4242 tournaments and warmed up for the start “When Karson was out earlier in the district championship, but Wall said the Jan. 19 Hermleigh-x 7:45 p.m. Away ‘EM of district play at the Sterling City tour- season, it put a lot of pressure on Mat- task will not be easy. Jan. 22 Westbrook-x 7:45 p.m. Home nament. thew,” Wall said. “We needed more scor- Realignment placed the Bulldog in Jan. 29 Loraine-x 7:45 p.m. Home Ira returns four starters — Matthew ing from him and he also guarded the a district with Hermleigh, Westbrook, Feb. 1 Highland-x 7:45 p.m. Away Feb. 5 Hermleigh-x 7:45 p.m. Home TIGERS!!! Brazil, Karson Valentine, Nathan Good- other team’s best perimeter player.” Highland and Loraine. Feb.8 Westbrook-x 6:15 p.m. Away win and Hunter McCowen. Valentine, the team’s leading scorer “Hermleigh is a team to watch,” Wall BEST x — District 13-1A game Goodwin, who started last season, with 21 points a game, is one of the most said. “They surprised people during non- JV was sidelined with a foot injury in the versatile players, and Wall said the of- district. I knew when coach (Sam) Win- Jan. 15 Highland 5:15 p.m. Home football playoff game against White fense benefitted from his return. ters returned as head coach, they would Jan. 19 Hermleigh 5 p.m. Away Jan. 22 Westbrook 5 p.m. Home OF LUCK Deer, but he is expected to return to the “Karson gives teams matchup prob- be a good team. Westbrook is playing at Feb. 1 Highland 5 p.m. Away lineup this month. lems,” Wall said. “He’s hard to guard on a high level and Highland returns a lot of Feb. 5 Hermleigh 5 p.m. Home “I didn’t expect that kind of start,” the perimeter because of his size. He can players. Loraine is capable of winning. It Feb. 8 Westbrook 5 p.m. Away Wall said. “Nathan will probably be go inside and post up against a smaller will be a good race for the playoffs.” JUNIOR HIGH AREA available for district games. Everyone defender.” Wall said defense and keeping players Jan. 14 Trent 7 p.m. Away Jan. 24 Loraine 7 p.m. Home else is healthy. I’m excited about our Ben Fonville and Hunter McCowen healthy are key for Ira’s success in dis- Jan. 26 Tournament TBA Highland start.” have been contributors and boost Ira’s trict play. Jan. 28 Highland 7 p.m. Home 1600 25th Street 325-436-0205 Wall said Goodwin’s injury created inside game. “We must stay healthy,” he said. “I’m Feb. 4 Hermleigh 7 p.m. Away ATHLETES! opportunities for other players to gain “Ben scored 25 points in the first game happy how we are playing defense. We Feb. 11 Trent 7 p.m. Home Page 22 Snyder Daily News Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Snyder Daily News Page 7 Hermleigh girls, Ira girls and boys ready for action Have A Great Season!!! America’s Drive•InSM 4100 College Ave. 573-7620 www.facebook.com/snydersonic ROADBORING We Are Here To Serve You Dirt Sales and Services 6 am - 11 pm Office:325-573-0135 7 Days A Week • Fill Sand •Masonry Sand • Crushed Base • Topsoil • Caliche Washed & Crushed Gravel Best Of Luck To All The Backhoes - Dozers - Trackhoes - Loaders Area Teams!!! Dump Trucks - 12 yd. & 24 yd.

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Members of the Snyder girls’ basketball pictured on front row are (l-r) Nicole Martinez, Abby Benitez and McKenna Lentz. On the back row are Jordan Phillips, Natalee James, Kamiah Davis, Hayley Humphrey, Angie Murillo, Mayce Herrington, Melanie Martinez and Abi Reyes. Snyder girls look to take next step in District 5-4A The Snyder girls qualified for the is always great, so you can see how the Her role has become the team leader and playoffs last season, but expectations are team is progressing,” Eicke said. “Teams the quarterback of the team. She keeps higher this year. like Odessa High, Andrews, Abilene everyone calm when things go haywire. Schedule Snyder returns eight players with var- Cooper, Lamesa and Stanton are good You can see her passion for the game VARSITY sity experience and head coach T’Leah to play because they all bring a differ- through her play on the court.” Jan. 15 Greenwood-x 6:30 p.m. Home Eicke believes the pieces are in place to ent aspect to the table. The players adjust Abi Reyes and Mayce Herrington are Jan. 18 Lake View-x 6:30 p.m. Away challenge not only for a return trip to the each game. This will be great for district newcomers, but have contributed to the Jan. 22 Big Spring-x 6:30 p.m. Home Jan. 29 Sweetwater-x 6:30 p.m. Home postseason, but the district champion- because I think we will see all these dif- team’s success. Feb. 1 Greenwood-x 6:30 p.m. Away ship. ferent aspects from each of our district “Mayce and Abi play with toughness Feb. 5 Lake View-x 6:30 p.m. Home The Lady Tigers will compete against opponents.” inside,” Eicke said. “It is always a plus x — District 5-4A game old district foes Big Spring and Sweet- Nicole Martinez is one of three seniors to have players come off the bench that JV Jan. 15 Greenwood 5 p.m. Home water, plus San Angelo Lake View and and became more of a contributor this go all out.” Jan. 18 Lake View 5 p.m. Away Midland Greenwood in District 5-4A. season. Sophomores Kamiah Davis, Hayley Jan. 22 Big Spring 5 p.m. Home TAKE YOUR GAME TO THE BANK The Lady Tigers defeated Big Spring “Nicole has been with the program Humphrey, Melanie Martinez and McK- Jan. 24 Tournament TBA Gail in their district opener and played at since I took over the program,” Eicke enna Lentz also have played important Jan. 26 Tournament TBA Gail Jan. 29 Sweetwater 5 p.m. Home Sweetwater Friday. said. “She blossomed this season. Ni- roles. Feb. 1 Greenwood 5 p.m. Away Even without perennial powers Wylie cole’s confidence in her shot has come a “They play a vital part in our suc- Feb. 5 Lake View 5 p.m. Home and Brownwood, Eicke said the district long way. She will tell you it hasn’t been cess and have different aspects to the FRESHMEN remains tough. the easiest road, but she will tell you it is team,” Eicke said. “Kamiah is a threat Jan. 15 Greenwood 5 p.m. Home Jan. 18 Lake View 5 p.m. Away “The district teams have strengths in all worth it. Nicole is a leader and works from the perimeter and inside the paint. Jan. 22 Big Spring 5 p.m. Home different areas,” Eicke said. “The keys hard on the court and in the classroom Hayley’s inside game is improving and Jan. 29 Sweetwater 5 p.m. Home to winning the district championship every day.” getting better every game. She is getting Feb. 1 Greenwood 5 p.m. Away GOOD LUCK will be playing great defense, blocking Eicke said Angela Murillo and Jordan to where she is comfortable shooting the Feb. 5 Lake View 5 p.m. Home JUNIOR HIGH out, rebounding, executing the offense, Phillips are good senior leaders. ball from the high post area and has a Jan. 14 Levelland 5 p.m. Home shooting well and keeping turnovers to “They have become great leaders,” strong drive to the hole. Melanie is the Jan. 24 Sweetwater 5 p.m. Away a minimum. It will be fun to see how it Eicke said. “Angie is a great asset inside. quiet one on the team, but she is a threat Jan. 31 Greenwood 5 p.m. Home BASKETBALL & all plays out.” Jordan is an excellent outside shooter.” from the outside. McKenna is the quick- Feb. 4 Lake View 5 p.m. Home Snyder played a challenging non- Natalee James is a junior and Snyder’s est player we have on the squad and is district schedule, and Eicke said those leading scorer. great defensively. They have the heart, “Abby is getting more and more play- 4704 College Ave.|Snyder, TX 79549|325-573-2265 games helped in preparing for the dis- “Natalee is a great player and im- dedication, and desire to become great.” ing time as the season goes along,” Eicke SOCCER TEAMS! trict run. proved tremendously,” Eicke said. “She Freshman Abby Benitez rounds out said. “She is getting comfortable with aimbankonline.com “Putting tough teams on the schedule worked in the offseason and it shows. the roster. the offense and defense.” Page 24 Snyder Daily News Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Snyder Daily News Page 5 WE’RE BEHIND YOU TIGERS & LADY TIGERS!!

Members of the Western Texas College men’s basketball team pictured on front row are (l-r) Kolbe Littlefield, Miles McDougal, Leland Kirkendoll, Fredric Bikoi Yana, Deshawn Kelly, Carson Hammond, Corey Thelisme, Nigel Allen and Sondou Diallo. On the back row are head coach Andre Owens, Jevon Brown, James Johnson, James Edwards, Johnnie Jones, Nehemie Wa Kabeya, Bladrick Veal, Steven Allison and assistant coach Lorenzo Anthony. Returning players lead charge for WTC men The Western Texas College Western- season and matured from that experi- is doing what he is asked,” Owens said. lege, Frank Phillips College and New ers will depend on four returning players ence,” Owens said. “I’m hoping it will “He wants to become a good player.” Mexico Military Institute rounding out and a group of talented newcomers in its help. He is playing well and is one of the Owens said sophomore transfers Sin- the predictions. quest for a trip to the Region V Tourna- leading scorers in the conference. He is dou Diallo, Jevon Brown and Deshawn Owens believes the Westerners will ment. one of our leaders and if he continues to Kelley, and freshman Nehemie Wa Ka- challenge for one of the conference’s WTC finished the first half at 6-4, in- do that, it will take his play to another beya will play supporting roles. Diallo four Region V tournament berths. cluding a loss at Howard College in its level.” averages 10 points with eight rebounds, “It’s a tough conference,” he said. Western Junior College Athletic Confer- Allen, who redshirted two years ago, followed by Brown with eight points “Our focus is improving every day. One ence (WJCAC) opener. The Westerners averages nine points a game. and five rebounds. Kelley averages five thing we must do is win on the road, continued conference play by defeating “Nigel works harder than any player points and two rebounds, while Wa which we have not done yet. We need to New Mexico Junior College Thursday. on the team,” Owens said. “He is stron- Kabeya scores two points with four re- become mentally tougher. That will be Nigel Allen, Miles McDougal, John- ger than last year and is playing better bounds per game. our challenge.” nie Jones and James Edwards return defense.” “Diallo brings toughness to the team,” from last season, and head coach Andre Jones, who averages seven points and Owens said. “Brown is a very good play- Owens hopes their experience will lead eight rebounds, and Edwards, who aver- er, a good rebounder, shooter and de- to success. ages five points and four rebounds, are fender. Kelley is a wild-card player, who Schedule Snyder Independent “It has been up and down so far, but two of the team’s best players on the plays hard all of the time and is a 50 per- Jan. 14 Odessa College-x 7:30 p.m. Away Jan. 17 South Plains-x 7:30 p.m. Home we played well at home,” Owens said. front line. cent shooter on 3-pointers. Wa Kabeya Jan. 21 Midland College-x 7:30 p.m. Away “This is a young team, but we do have “They are our big men presence,” Ow- plays good defense, is a good rebounder Jan. 24 Frank Phillips-x 7:30 p.m. Home players with experience. The older play- ens said. “Johnnie and James need to and is developing on offense.” Jan. 28 N.M. Military-x 6:30 p.m. Home Feb. 4 Howard College-x 7:30 p.m. Home School District ers know what we expect and will give play tougher, especially rebounding, on The Westerners were predicted by Feb. 7 Clarendon College-x 7:30 p.m. Home the message to the other guys. I expect a defense. They are better shooters than conference coaches to finish fifth in the Feb. 11 New Mexico JC-x 7:30 p.m. Away lot of good things.” last year and improving in all areas ev- WJCAC this season. Conference coaches Feb. 14 Odessa College-x 7:30 p.m. Home McDougal is averaging 13 points and ery day.” picked South Plains College to win the Feb. 18 South Plains-x 7:30 p.m. Away two assists, and is the team’s most ac- Carson Hammons was redshirted last regular season title, followed by Odessa Feb. 21 Midland College-x 7:30 p.m. Home curate 3-point shooter, making 17-of-31 season and is one of the team’s contribu- College, Howard and New Mexico Ju- Feb. 25 Frank Phillips -x 7:30 p.m. Away MAKE IT A GREAT YEAR! Feb. 28 N.M. Military-x 7 p.m. Away (51.5 percent). tors this season. nior College. Clarendon was picked sixth x — Western Junior College Athletic Conference “Miles went through one conference “Carson is a very good listener and after the Westerners, with Midland Col- game Page 4 Snyder Daily News Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Snyder Daily News Page 25 HAVE A GREAT SEASON! Tigers... Bulldogs... Coyotes... Cardinals...

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They are a group of players on the inside.” VARSITY goal will be winning a district champion- with experience.” Ryan Rodriguez and Christian Zapata Jan. 15 Greenwood-x 7:45 p.m. Home ship. Scott said the players improved over played on last year’s JV team, and are Jan.18 Lake View-x 7:45 p.m. Away Snyder opened its District 5-4A sched- the summer and during preseason work- playing key roles on the varsity squad. Jan. 22 Big Spring-x 7:45 p.m. Home ule at Sweetwater Friday. outs. “Ryan gives us good minutes and can Jan. 29 Sweetwater-x 7:45 p.m. Home “We want to compete for a district “Teafale is four inches taller and can finish plays,” Scott said. “He does a good Feb. 1 Greenwood-x 7:45 p.m. Away Feb. 5 Lake View-x 7:45 p.m. Home championship, not just get to the play- play inside or outside,” Scott said. “He job coming off the bench. 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He sees his teammates open Despite the changes in teams because Jan.18 Lake View 5 p.m. Away Jan. 22 Big Spring 5 p.m. Home games at the Gym Bice Memorial Tour- before they are open.” of realignment, Scott said the district, Jan. 29 Sweetwater 5 p.m. Home OSHA Compliant Training Courses nament in Andrews and won the Chil- Kendrick joined the team following comprised of Sweetwater, Big Spring, Feb. 1 Greenwood 5 p.m. Away dress Invitational. football and returned to the starting line- Midland Greenwood and San Angelo Feb. 5 Lake View 5 p.m. Home Fire Extinguisher Service * FIT Testing *Safety Rental Equipment * Drug Testing “We played well during the non-dis- up. Lake View, will be very competitive. 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Members of the Western Texas College women’s basketball team pictured on front row are (l-r) Klarrissa Cruz, Marta Casas Gimenez, Lacy Ferguson, Morgan Dial, Monique Ware, Rachel 573-4957 (325)573-5454 Snyder, Texas 79549 Clifton and Corbriyana Wingfield. On the back row are assistant coach Brechelle Beachum, Keiarra Rivers, Brooke McGee, Ashlan Smith, Jasmine Tinnell, Jaelyn Goodloe, Alexis Oses, Sayanna Roy and head coach Darryl Davis. Lady Westerners hope to overcome inexperience Big Country The Western Texas College Lady Westerners have points and are two of the team’s leading rebounders. Electric Cooperative one player with prior junior college basketball experi- Rachel Clifton also averages six points. ence, but head coach Daryl Davis believes the team will “Jaelyn missed games with a sprained ankle,” Davis Schedule Snyder Branch: 1600 McCowen P.O. Box 1249 challenge for a berth at the Region V Tournament. said. “That is one of the reasons we have not rebounded Jan. 14 Odessa College-x 5:45 p.m. Away Snyder, Texas 79550 Phone (325) 573-3161 Sophomore Corbriyana Wingfield is the lone return- well lately. Rivers is one of the most athletic players I’ve Jan. 17 South Plains College-x 5:45 p.m. Home Fax (325) 573-7781 www.bigcountry.coop ee, with 13 freshmen completing the roster. Wingfield ever coached. Rachel is a good scorer.” Jan. 21 Midland College-x 5:45 p.m. Away Jan. 24 Frank Phillips College-x 5:45 p.m. Home ® averages nine points, two assists and one steal, and is Morgan Dial and Lacy Ferguson average five points, Jan. 26 Pala Alto College-x 2 p.m. Away Your Touchstone Energy Partner ® one of the team’s best shooters at the free-throw line while Ashlan Smith, Alexis Oses and Jasmine Tinnell Feb. 4 Howard College-x 5:45 p.m. Home The power of human connections — hitting 18-of-21 (86 percent) during the first half of score four points per game. Feb. 7 Clarendon College-x 5:45 p.m. Home the season. “Morgan is a very good shooter and is adjusting to Feb. 11 New Mexico JC-x 5:45 p.m. Away Feb. 14 Odessa College 5:45 p.m. Home Davis said the leadership role is a different experi- the speed of the college game,” Davis said. “Jasmine Feb. 18 South Plains College-x 5:45 p.m. Away Have A ence for Wingfield, but she is handling it well. is scratching the surface of how good she can be. Lacy Feb. 21 Midland College-x 5:45 p.m. Home “We are relying on her for leadership,” Davis said. played on four state championship teams in New Mex- Feb. 25 Frank Phillips College-x 5:45 p.m. Away We’ll Save You Money “We put her in a place that she has not been in before. ico and knows what it takes to win. Ashlan Smith is a x — Western Junior College Athletic Conference game Great She had a few growing pains, but played well. We put a good rebounder and scorer. Alexis continues to try and 2912 College Ave. Snyder, Texas the direction we are heading.” lot of pressure on her early in the season, but then she find her niche. She will develop into a good player.” WTC was picked to finish sixth in the conference 325-574-1890 Season... settled down and is taking more of the leadership role.” Brooke McGee and Sayanna Roy round out the ros- coaches’ poll. New Mexico Junior College, who was www.gallerywarehousefurniture.com Monique Ware leads WTC in scoring with 11 points, ter. the preseason No. 1 team in the national poll, was the followed by Marta Casas Gimenez at seven points. “Brooke is a hustler and good defender,” Davis said. coaches’ pick to win the conference, followed by Odes- “Monique is our leading scorer, despite being slowed “Sayanna redshirted last year because of a fractured el- sa College, South Plains College, Midland College and down by an ankle injury,” Davis said. “She is capable bow. They are good players.” Howard. Clarendon College and Frank Phillips College Support Your of high-scoring games, like when she had 30 points at WTC lost its conference opener at Howard, but Davis followed the Lady Westerners in the poll. the New Mexico Junior College tournament. Marta will said he was encouraged on how the players performed. “We will fight for one of the regional tournament be a great player once she learns to slow down. She is a “I’m proud how we played in the first conference berths,” Davis said. “I don’t think there is a better Favorite Area Team great passer and defender. I expect she will continue to game,” he said. “The younger players didn’t realize the league in the country than our conference. We must re- improve her shot.” intensity of a conference game. We didn’t rebound well bound better, play better defense and value every pos- Keiarra Rivers and Jaelyn Goodloe each average six and we need to focus on improving in that area. I like session to be successful.” Page 2 Snyder Daily News Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 Snyder Daily News Page 27 HAVE A SAFE SEASON!

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Soccer joins athletic family at Snyder ISD Help Us Cheer On Our The world’s most popular sport has with experience elsewhere. Some players Favorite Teams!!! been welcomed to the Snyder High played in leagues in Mexico.” HERMLEIGH SNYDER On the cover IRA School athletic family. Sandoval faced similar problems, but Schedule BORDEN COUNTY Soccer became a part of the Snyder he likes his team’s progress. BOYS High School athletic program after it “We have a lot of players who play Jan. 15 Lubbock Cooper 5 p.m. Away Jan. 17 Alvarado tournament TBA Away was approved by the Snyder ISD board only soccer,” Sandoval said. “Two play- Jan. 18 Alvarado tournament TBA Away of trustees last year. ers have playing experience from club Jan. 19 Alvarado tournament TBA Away We wish all the area The next step came in hiring head teams, while other players have no real Jan. 22 Abilene HS JV 7 p.m. Away coaches for the girls’ and boys’ teams — experience. The players are very athletic Jan. 25 Mineral Wells 7 p.m. Away teams a safe and Ashley Parker, a former assistant coach and have the ability to play soccer. They Jan. 29 Odessa Permian JV 6:30 p.m. Away Feb. 1 Abilene Cooper JV 7 p.m. Away at San Angelo Lake View for the girls are excited and waiting for a long time to Feb. 5 Midland HS JV 6 p.m. Home LET OUR TEAM HELP and Rolando Sandoval for the boys — play high school soccer.” Feb. 12 SA Lake View-x 6:30 p.m. Home successful season and filing out the schedule. Practice be- Parker said players learned not only on Feb. 15 Lubbock Estacado-x 6:30 p.m. Away gan after Thanksgiving weekend. the practice field, but in the classroom. Feb. 22 SA Lake View-x 6:30 p.m. Away OU IND HE IGHT Feb. 26 Lubbock Estacado-x 6:30 pm. Home Y F T R “It has not been easy, but enjoyable,” “We have come a long way since Au- March 5 SA Lake View-x 6:30 p.m. Home Parker said of preparing for the pro- gust,” she said. “There has been a lot March 8 Lubbock Estacado-x 6:30 p.m. Away GO TIGERS!!! gram’s first season. “We have players of teaching, especially how to pass the GIRLS NSURANCE OVERAGE who like to work. We continue working ball. For example, we talked about what Jan. 15 Lubbock Cooper 5 p.m. Away I C . on improving our fundamentals and gain the different lines meant on the field, Jan. 18 Burkburnett tournament TBA Away Jan. 19 Burkburnett tournament TBA Away more knowledge of the game. We have penalties and other parts of the game. Jan. 22 Abilene HS JV 7 p.m. Away Soccer joined the Snyder High School ath- players who played in other leagues, just We watched a lot of soccer matches on Jan. 25 Mineral Wells 5 p.m. Away letic program this year. Pictured are soccer not at the high school level.” video.” Jan. 29 Borger JV 4 p.m. Home Tindol Insurance Agency Parker said teaching the game was the Sandoval said many players worked Jan. 29 Borger freshmen 6 p.m. Home players Shawl Lentz and Morgan Reneau, Feb. 12 SA Lake View-x 6 p.m. Away 1907 25th Street 573-8649 basketball players Nathan Kendrick and focus early in December. since the beginning of the school year. Feb. 15 Lubbock Estacado-x 6 p.m. Home Nicole Martinez, and soccer players Chasity “Teams must put the pieces in place “The players worked hard in the off- Feb. 22 SA Lake View-x 6 p.m. Home Carrisalez and Jorge Olivares. Stories in this to become successful and it takes time,” season and participated in weight train- Feb. 26 Lubbock Estacado-x 6 pm. Away section were written by Sports Editor Larry Parker said. “They are new to the high ing, which was not mandatory,” he said. March 5 SA Lake View-x 6 p.m. Away school game, but we do have players March 8 Lubbock Estacado-x 6 p.m. Home McCarty. See Soccer, Page 18 x— District 4-4A match Page 28 Snyder Daily News Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019

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