The Rangers battled a formidable opponent last Friday in Canadian. The Wildcats’ offense and defense were too much, and they took the win 56-14.

The Pampa Harvesters will come to town this Friday for a homecoming game with the Rangers. Game time is 7 p.m.

The Rangers lost a close one, 27-25, to Dumas Friday night at Ranger Field. The Rangers caused four Dumas turnovers, and played well on offense and defense, but missed extra points that spelled the difference in the game.

Despite the hot weather and tough conditions, the PHS cross country teams have been hard at work. This year’s squads are under the direction of Coach Griffin Brosowske.

Three Perryton High School powerlifters captured world championships at the International Powerlifting Federation’s World Championships in Istanbul, Turkey. Bringing home the gold were, from left, Saleen Nyman, Christian Laja and Alejandra Salas. They join two other PHS lifters as champs, Janet Becerril won two world championships, and Josue Becerril who won a national championship in 2019.

Correct Picks First Place: $20 —2 Misses: Ronnie Watson (15 pts. off tiebreaker: LA Monroe 17, Texas 44).

The Rangers lost 48-27 to Canyon Friday night in Perryton. Canyon was on offense first, and began a 75 yard scoring drive, that ended with a 20 yard pass completion from Derek Clements to Elijah Smothermon.

The Rangers kicked off their 2022 season with a big 48-20 win over Dalhart on the road last Friday. Dalhart was up first with the ball, going nowhere.

PJH CHERLEADERS ATTEND CAMP—The Perryton Junior High cheerleaders attended camp at the University of Oklahoma July 11-14. They came home with a trophy for top team Chant, an award for Excellence in Spirit, and superior ribbons for band chant and team cheer. Pictured are front row, from left, Adi Loftus, Geraldine Gamez and Allison Diaz; and back row, Kayman Vanosdol, Leilani Estrada, Emery Day, Juliet Mier, Zoey Valdez, Tana Williams and Mily Bernal.