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.

Rette bats explode in victory against Gruver

The Rangerette softball bats came alive on Tuesday in Perryton. The Rettes pounded their way to a win over the Gruver Lady Greyhounds by the final score of 20-2 in three innings. It was a very good victory for the Rettes and gives them some confidence heading to tournament play this weekend.

PHS tennis records best outing in years

The Perryton High School tennis teams competed at the Amarillo Open last week. It was the best outing collectively for the tennis program in several years. The team walked away with several tops spots. Coach Toby Brown said, “We were blessed with warm weather and not much wind.

PHS battles Bushland for championships

Both the boys and girls track teams shined in Pampa last week at the Top O’ Texas Relays. The Rangers took the team championship with a narrow margin win over Bushland. Perryton totaled 192 points over Bush-land’s 190 points to take the title. The Rettes finished second as a team with 151 points.

Rettes enter win column

The Rangerette softball team challenged their neighbor on Tuesday for a hefty battle. Perryton faced the Booker Lady Kiowas softball team on a very pretty afternoon. The game was close throughout as the sun shined.

Several Rangers advance to regionals

The Ranger powerlifting team continued its dominance by qualifying 14 boys and 1 alternate to the Regional Meet in Sundown. The year was a bit more challenging. “We qualified 14 boys and 1 alternate this year.

Tennis attacks the net

Coach Toby Brown loaded up his tennis teams and headed to Canadian and Amarillo last week. The weather was good, and the squads got in several quality matches. The competition was also strong, which allowed the Perryton teams to develop their different game strategies.