Dimmit 3rd/4th graders win Hub City Tournament

The 3rd/4th grade Dimmitt Bobcats won the HUB CITY COURTS small towns tournament, with 12 teams participating in the tourney. The BOBCATS beat Friona, Lovington, New Mexico, Jal New Mexico, lost to Dalhart then had to beat Lovington again. The team beat Dalhart to win the championship rings.

Hart tennis updates

The Hart varsity tennis team competed at the Regional tennis meet in Levelland on Monday. Doubles players were Anthony Palacios and Diego Lujan, and Lauren Valdez and Adamaris Ramirez.

Castro County 4-H rifle competes at District 2

Castro County 4-H shooting sports members were among a large group competing at the District 2 Rifle Contest in Lubbock on Saturday. Jack Wanjura placed fourth in juniors; Oren Welps, fifth in juniors; and Miles Nelson, 14th in intermediates.

Hart ISD honor roll announced

The Hart ISD A and A/B Honor Roll for the 5th six weeks was announced and following students were listed: First Grade: Everleigh Calerdon, Maddux Fagan, Maria Gomez Us, Greyson Hernandez, and Mason Scott Mireles.

Bobbies fall to Lady Mustangs

The Dimmitt Bobbies dropped a game to the Denver City Lady Mustangs, 30-7, this last Saturday. Denver City got the jump on the Bobbies in the first inning with 11 runs. The Bobbies came in with four runs, leaving them trailing, 11-4.

Bobbies lose to Golden Tornadoes

The Dimmitt Bobbies lost a game to the Lamesa Golden Tornadoes last Tuesday, 11-0. Coach Vickie Ruiz said, “Lamesa is a great and solid team. We did manage to get a bunt off the pitcher, thrown out at first.

Heitschmidt named runner-up at TFB Collegiate Discussion Meet

Naz graduate and former Naz FFA member Ryan Heitschmidt was named runner-up at the Texas Farm Bureau Collegiate Discussion Meet. The Collegiate Discussion Meet offers college students a chance to develop problem-solving skills and public speaking skills.

Prom Queen Event hosted by the Dream Center of Lubbock

Dimmitt High School students made a trip to the Prom Queen Event hosted by the Dream Center of Lubbock. Every girl who attended got to pick the perfect prom dress free of charge. Heaven Cantu even ended up on the Lubbock news as an attendee.