Clarendon’s Steve Sell fires off a shot during the benefit shooting for the Howardwick Baptist Church last weekend. Winners of the event were Small Caliber Division – Sell, first; Jesse James, second; and Wayne Cole, third; Large Caliber Division – Randy Stubblefield, first; Kelly Hill, second; and Sell, third; and Youngest Shooter, Ashley James of Wheeler. Courtesy Photo / Sis James
Clarendon Junior Varsity basketball girls attended an Oklahoma State University basketball camp June 6-8 at Stillwater, Okla. The camp included teams from Kansas, Texas, and Oklahoma. Those attending were Hannah Hommel, Karlee Adams, Briley Chadwick, Briana Butler, Berkeley Alexander, Zaria Smith, Shaelyn Owiti, and Jensen Hatley. Courtesy Photo / Laura Hommel
Tres Hommel and Chance McAnear participated and represented Clarendon in the Greenbelt Bowl in Childress June 10-14, playing on the North team. The final score was North 21- South 36. Courtesy Photo / Laura Hommel
Hudson Howard gets ready to swing during baseball camp at Kids College last Thursday on the Clarendon College campus. Classes for kids are continuing this summer. Call 874-3571 for more information. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Hudson Howard gets ready to swing during baseball camp at Kids College last Thursday on the Clarendon College campus. Classes for kids are continuing this summer. Call 874-3571 for more information. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Storm clouds gather over Hart-Moore Field during Friday’s Little League game. Donley County was blessed with much needed rain from these clouds with unofficial totals coming in at three inches or more in town. Severe weather threatened the area with the most serious being Saturday when part of the county near Hedley was placed under a tornado warning. Courtesy Photos / Leanne Holland
Donley County 4-H competed in the District 1 fishing contest and overnight camp held at Mesa Vista Ranch north of Pampa on June 2. For the third year in a row, they won the contest and brought home the traveling trophy. Jodee Pigg earned the Rookie Award. Those participating were Brenna and Brandalyn Ellis, Madison Smith, Hannah Hommel, Koyt Tucek, Jodee Pigg, Calder and Payton Havens, Clint and Cole Franks, Clay Koetting, Nick Shadle, Cade Hunsaker, Tyler and Tristen Harper along with “coaches” Guy Ellis , Aaron Harper and Bret Franks, and county agent Leonard Haynes.
Soon-to-be second grader Mason Allred leaps over a bounce toy during Play Day at Clarendon ISD last Friday, celebrating the end of the school year and the official kick off of summer vacation. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
VFW Post Commander Nathan Floyd (left) with George Hall delivers the keynote address at Monday’s Memorial Day Service at the Donley County Courthouse. Dozens of people stood in the gentle rain to remember those who have laid down their lives for the sake of freedom. An earlier service in Hedley, hosted by the American Legion, was also well attended. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Scout leaders and members of Troop 433 with Cub Scouts Steven Mills, Tyler Paul, Ethan Voglegsang, Mason Allred, and Kayden Early. Enterprise Photo / Ashlee Estlack
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