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“We all know Cowboys belong in Texas,” said Hamilton High School Head Cross Country Coach Brandun Massingill as he hauled the winning hardware, inset, home from Oklahoma following another championship run by the Lady Bulldogs on Friday during the

The varsity Lady Bulldogs improved to 23-3 on the year and more importantly 2-0 in district with straight set victories over Coleman and DeLeon last week.

PLAYMAKER: Senior wide receiver Devin Eanes hauled in three receptions for 167 yards and two touchdowns last Friday night.

Bulldogs fall 17-14

Freshman Aria Fry was one of four junior varsity Lady Bulldogs to compete in the Rio Vista Invitational on Wednesday of last week. Out of 35 runners, Lila Lozano earned a silver medal, and Fry claimed an individual bronze.

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SHOW STOPPER: Hamilton’s undefeated 4-0 junior varsity Bulldogs went to battle in Clifton last Thursday without the services of varsity promotees Easton Marwitz and Madden Weaver and still managed to punch a 16-13 victory in dramatic fashion. Clifton scored late in the fourth quarter to cut Hamilton’s advantage to 14-13 and opted to go for the win with a two-point conversion try. Attempting to muscle the ball between the tackles, a Clifton ball carrier fumbled, and Bulldog sophomore Jose Najera (34), pictured above, scooped the ball and reversed field 98 yards to secure Hamilton’s 16-13 victory. In Hamilton, the seventh grade Bulldogs improved to 2-1 on the season with a decisive 24-0 victory over the visiting Cubs, and the eighth grade Dogs dropped a third consecutive close contest on Thursday as they fell to Clifton, 26-17.

The pomp and circumstance surrounding Homecoming 2025 was highlighted by a scoring parade put on by Hamilton’s gridiron squad last Friday night at Kooken Field. Improving to 3-1 on the year, the Bulldogs drubbed the 3A Clifton Cubs 42-7.

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