The Broncos took the field in their first scrimmage of their 2016 season against Bovina last Friday. The Broncos will travel to Electra on August 18 for their next scrimmage, and the regular season will start August 22 at Shamrock. Enterprise Photo / Morgan Wheatly
Caylor Monroe looks for the pass during Hedley football practice this week as the Owls prepare for the first scrimmage of the season this Friday at Chilicothe. Coach Cody Lancaster says he’s optimistic about his team’s chances. “They are coming in with a good attitude, and they’re coming in to work, and that’s what we want them to do,” he said. “I think we do have a pretty good shot to make a run at the end of the season and go to the playoffs.” Enterprise Photo / Kari Lindsey
Clarendon High School senior Bryce Grahn looks for a receiver downfield as the Broncos began practice this week in preparation for the 2016 season. The Broncos will host Bovina here next Friday evening at 5 p.m. for their first scrimmage. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Strong gusts took a toll on parts of Donley County last Friday night, July 15. John Morrow’s well truck was overturned on the Don Robinson farm just north of Clarendon. Photo / John Morrow
In Hedley, roofs were damaged and trees like this one behind the public school lost large limbs after strong winds blew through last Friday night. Photo / Kari Lindsey
Clarendon Bronco basketball team congratulates Jodie Waters for winning the basketball goal given away during the Saints’ Roost Celebration and appreciates all those who bought a ticket for the raffle. Shown here is Colt Wood, Marshal Johnson, and Bryce Grahn. Courtesy Photo / Lisa Grahn
The Girl Scouts held their Flag Retirement Ceremony on July 4 on the Donley County Courthouse lawn. Pictured is (back) Evelyn Mills, Avery Hatsey, Cate Word, Bella Neal, Summer Thomas, (middle) Hannah Curtis, Lilly Wagner, (front) Rosa Olivia, Dahlia Neal, and Kenndy Hatsey.
The Saints’ Roost Museum float featuring a Model T with Fredi Jo and Jack Moreman was the top winner during the Saints’ Roost Celebration Herring Bank Parade on Saturday, July 2. The museum won the Best Float category and the Grand Championship Trophy and a check for $450. Enterprise Photo / Morgan Wheatly
Mrs. Jenifer Pigg, Emeri Robinson, Darcy Grahn, Jade Benson, Natalie Monds, (front row) Graci Kidd, Aubrey Jaramillo, Kaylin Hicks, and Natalie Monds attended cheer camp June 27–30 in Plainview. The camp was held at Wayland Baptist University where the girls won the spirit stick twice by being the most spirited group for the day, four blue ribbons and one red ribbon during various cheer competitions and a top certificate for crowd involvement. During the week Aubrey, Darcy and Natalie were nominated for All-American. A special thanks to Mrs. Pigg for working with the girls all week. Courtesy photo
The Herring Bank Parade winners were Bob Weiss and Derlene Gray with the Saints’ Roost Museum float which won Grand Champion and Best Float, Shawn Barker won Best Car, and the Bronco boys basketball team took home the Best Other award. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
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