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BULLDOG FOOTBALL

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HAMILTON FIGHTING BULLDOG MARCHING BAND

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LADY DOGS ARE AREA FINALISTS!

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Lexington added to Bulldog lexicon

By the end of the 2018 season, three new opponents will be archived in the annals of Bulldog football including Bremond, Rogers and this week’s opponent, the Lexington Eagles. Following

We LOVE OUR BULLDOGS!!

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HAMILTON JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS VOLLEYBALL

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SENIOR NIGHT

- Lady Bulldog fans packed the house and the Hamilton High School Band sounded off as the above seniors played their final home game on Tuesday of last week. 10

No quit Youth shine at CTRYA, roping

There’s not an ounce of “quit” in the youngsters who came to Circle T last weekend.

Despite not having any time in the practice pen during the recent monsoon season, and despite virtually needing water wings and flippers to get here, they still came to compete, repeatedly turning in great performances.

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JV BLACK

Hamilton’s junior varsity volleyball team entered their final match on Tuesday at home versus Eastland with a 12-14 overall record, and the young Lady Bulldogs were 2-3 this season against varsity teams. Pictured (l-r), back row- Jordan Luker, Courtney Aing, Morgan Mehaffey, Abigail Killian, Meadow Almeida, coach Andrew Heers. Front row- Emiley Hale, Taylor Collett, Lexie Clark.

Photo by Tracy Cox

REGIONAL RUNNERS

Hamilton’s storied cross country program had a delegation of three competitors qualify for the UIL 3A-Regional Cross Country meet hosted by Texas Tech University at Mae Simmons Park in Lubbock on Monday of this week. After placing second in district, freshman Caleb Lengefeld ran a post-season best three-mile time of 17:21.50 in Lubbock to place 20th overall out of the region’s top 181 runners. Freshman Katie Galloway also earned a silver district medal and placed 49th overall in the 3A-Region I girls’ division. Galloway covered the two-mile course in a time of 13:13.90.