Girls 33
Littlefield 36
Starting the 4th
Sundown 31
Littlefield 54
Final
Varsity Boys 28
Littlefield 37
End of the 3rd
Varsity Girls 14
Friona 13
End of the 1st Quarter
Varsity Boys 14
Littlefield 25
Halftime
Sundown Boys 6
Littlefield 14
End of the 1st Quarter
Roughettes avenge an earlier season loss to Denver City but beating them 35-18 in Littlefield. They will play again at 2:40 today, the boys play at 2:40 as well. Great effort today ladies!
Roughettes are headed to the 4th up 27-12 over D.C.
Roughettes lead Denver City 19-5 at the half.
End of 1 in Littlefield:
Roughettes 6
Denver City 5
Roughnecks win 64-39 over Stanton. They play tomorrow at 2:40. Great job boys!
End of 3:
Roughnecks 55
Stanton 33
Roughnecks lead Stanton 34-26 at the half in Littlefield.
Final
Roughettes 31
Levelland 39
Tomorrow's game 9:20 a.m.
Girls hanging tough vs Levelland
Sundown 24
Levelland 33
End of the 3rd Quarter
Roughettes 14
Levelland 27
Halftime
Early morning Littlefield Tournament
Roughettes 3
Levelland 15
End of the 1st Quarter
Congrats to the Roughnecks on their double digit win over Sudan Friday!
Celebrating an Incredible Career & Wishing a Well-Earned Retirement to Mrs. Pamela Elam
Today, we pause to celebrate a woman whose impact on Sundown ISD cannot be measured by years alone, but by the countless lives she touched along the way. Mrs. Pamela Elam has served our district with grace, humility, and an unwavering heart as the Superintendent’s Secretary, and her retirement marks the end of an extraordinary chapter.
Mrs. Elam has embodied what it means to have Sundown Heart. She always welcomed our staff, students and community with genuine warmth, steady kindness, and authenticity that was never performative, and always sincere. Her care for people, her quiet strength, and her consistency made this place better, every single day.
She has been a constant presence of calm, compassion, and professionalism. She led with grace, served with humility, and loved others the way Christ calls us to love, steadfastly, quietly, and without condition. Her patience was never wasted, her kindness never accidental, and her impact will long outlive her time in this role.
God placed Mrs. Elam exactly where she was needed, exactly when she was needed. The seeds she planted will continue to grow, because faith-filled work always leaves an eternal imprint.
Mrs. Elam, enjoy your retirement, you have earned every moment of it. Please know that you will always be loved, appreciated, and remembered here at Sundown ISD.
Thank you for everything.
Roughettes drop a heartbreaker 47-42 to Ropes.