BASKETBALL (GIRLS)

The Salado Lady Eagles kept their home momentum rolling with a strong 58 to 44 win over the China Spring Cougars in a rare Monday afternoon matchup. With Thanksgiving week underway and the game tipping off before most fans had even reached lunch, Salado again proved why they have been so tough to beat inside The Eagle’s Nest. The Lady Eagles entered the day 2 and 0 at home, and they wasted no time showing why. Salado opened the game with immediate confidence as senior Karlee

The Salado Lady Eagles remained undefeated at home on Tuesday night, delivering a tough, disciplined, and high-energy performance to knock off the Lorena Leopards, 51–45 , inside the Eagle’s Nest. Behind a standout showing from senior Riley Guthrie , timely shooting from freshman Jemma Camp , and the leadership of senior Karlee Konarik , Salado outlasted a late Lorena push to secure the win. Fast Start & Early Control The Lady Eagles opened the game with sharp ball movement a

Opening night brought plenty of energy to Salado, and the Lady Eagles delivered a performance that set the tone for the season. Little River-Academy came in as the defending district champions after a perfect 12–0 run last year, but Salado refused to let that history dictate the pace of this new beginning. From the start, both teams played fast, physical basketball. Academy jumped out early, using their speed to force turnovers and create open looks. Even so, Salado’s senior