Rettes wrap up pre-district play

The Rangerette softball team managed to sneak in two games over the spring break week as they get ready for district play. Perryton opened play on Thursday in Plainview against the Lady Bulldogs. The Rangerettes struggled in the batter’s box against a very talented Lady Bulldog hurler.

Ranger golfers open district play in Pampa

The Perryton Rangers had a solid first round of district golf in Pampa on Tuesday. The Rangers currently are positioned in second place, well within striking distance of the leading team from Canyon.

Two Rangerette golfers compete in district

The Rangerette golf team has battled limited numbers playing this season and have not had enough to field a team. That has not stopped two talented Perryton golfers from competing as individuals for the red and white. The opening round of two rounds of district play was held on Monday in Borger.

Rangerette powerlifters are state champs

The Rangerette powerlifting team is dominant. The team traveled to the state meet in Corpus Christi last Friday and overpowered the field. The Perryton lifters overwhelmed the competition to bring home the state championship as a team. No other team was even close to Perryton’s totals.

Ranger golf team wins Amarillo Relays

The Ranger golf team battled miserable weather, with cold temperatures and rain, in the annual two-day Amarillo Relays Tournament. Perryton was placed in Division 2 of the large tournament which hosts teams from all over the region.

PHS tennis playing well

The Perryton High School tennis teams continued its excellent season with play in Borger and Amarillo last week. As district play nears, the teams are striking the ball well and landing tough shots. Defensively, the teams are improving each week.

Rangerettes get in three quick games at tourney

The Rangerette softball team can’t seem to catch a break with tournament play this season. Their first tournament was cancelled due to weather and their second was cut short due to rain.

PHS teams win home meet

Both the Rangers and Rangerettes took the championship at their home track meet last week. The weather was less than ideal, but the athletes battled through the mess. Track and nasty weather go hand-in-hand in the Texas Panhandle. The Rangers took first with a team total of 237 points.

Rangers hit the links

The wind may be howling, and the grass has no shade of green yet, but the Ranger golf team is making the best of the early season. The team enters the year with a great deal of talent and new head coach. Coach Josh King inherits a program, which has been very successful through the years.

Phishing scam targets TDLR licensees

An unknown number of people appear to have been targeted with an email that asks them to validate their profile information with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation.