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The Lady Bulldog junior varsity red squad was scheduled to play their final match this Tuesday at home versus Eastland.

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.

INSPIRATION - As Hamilton mourned the loss of Rocky Bates last week, his son Ty Bates took the field with a heavy heart in McGregor on Friday versus Rogers and gave an inspiring performance, grabbing a team leading six receptions for 100 yards and

Hamilton High School’s Fighting Bulldog Band presented “Made of This” in Regional Marching competition Saturday at Mineral Wells. The band did an outstanding job and received Division II ratings.

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

HHS and Clifton High School cheerleaders raised $1000 for breast cancer awareness and honored survivors and warriors of breast cancer before the game Friday night. Staff Photo

The Lady Bulldogs avenged a three-set, first round loss to Early by defeating the Lady Longhorns in four sets (25-16, 25-22, 19-25, 25-20) at home on Tuesday of last week

- Above left, Hamilton’s eighth grade Lady Bulldogs outpaced Cisco, Early, Bangs, Eastland and Comanche in Dublin on Monday of last week to earn a cross country district championship. Pictured

Though the final score was not indicative of the competitiveness of last Friday night’s ballgame in Bremond, the Bulldogs unexpectedly found themselves on the losing end of a 42-22 outcome.