Patrick Gonzales Herald is a journalist for the Big Spring Herald, focusing on local news and sports in the Big Spring, Texas area. With a passion for covering high school athletics, Patrick keeps the community updated on the latest game results, athlete achievements, and district events.
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Congratulations to both Jacob Marquez – Big Spring Steers Cross Country and Madisyn Renteria – Coahoma Bulldogettes Volleyball on being named Athletes of the Week.
Members of the varsity boy’s Big Spring cross country team do a cool down run after their workout Wednesday morning. The fifth-ranked Steers, in Class 4A, will compete today at the District 5-4A cross country meet at Lubbock’s Mae Simmons Park.
By: Patrick Gonzales Herald
LUBBOCK, TX – The top-ranked Big Spring varsity boys cross country team placed five of its seven runners in the top ten enroute to recapturing District 5-4A title Thursday afternoon
LUBBOCK, TX – The Lady Steers cross country team finished second overall in the team standings at the District 5-4A cross country meet at Lubbock's Mae Simmons Park on Thursday,
By: Patrick Gonzales, Chad Williams, Brian Gordon, Pups Pe
The Big Spring Herald Athlete of the Week voted by you the fans is Big Spring’s Ines ‘CJ’ Gonzales from the Steers cross country team.
Big Spring’s Jacob Marquez competing in the Class 4A boy’s Region I cross country championships Monday morning at Mae Simmons Park in Lubbock. Marquez along with the rest of the Steers cross country team qualified for the UIL State Cross Country meet that will be held at Old Setters Park on Friday, November 1 in Round Rock. This marks the third time in the last five years the Steers have qualified a team to the state cross country meet.
By: Patrick Gonzales Herald
ARLINGTON, TX – The Garden City Lady Bearkats cross country team is heading to state after finishing third at the UIL Region II cross country championships held in Arlington.
Howard College held their annual Howard Harvest festival this past Saturday at Memorial Stadium. The free event welcomed several people to come out and enjoy and safe and fun environment.
The Forsan Lady Buffaloes captured the Class 2A Bi-District championship Tuesday night after sweeping McCamey in three-straight sets at Midland Christian’s McGraw Event Center. The Lady Buffs will now face
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