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At Bright Beginnings it has been a unique start of the year with the pandemic and experiencing uncharted territory. We have made it our upmost priority to set protocols that will keep our student safe and healthy at school. We are checking temperatures twice a day to ensure our students are fever free while attending school. The faculty and staff members are sanitizing constantly with dis infectant sprayers in between transitions, ensuring students are washing hands and using hand sanitizer frequently. Everyone is always wearing their mask or face shields on campus. BBAC has teachers who are instructing virtually for Pre-K students who do not feel comfortable attending school face to face just yet. With the assistance of Head Start, the district has purchased and is providing iPads for every student on campus to use in case they are required to quarantine.
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I graduated from Brownfield High School in 2007. While I attended BHS, I was involved in NHS, SNHS, UIL, and band. I was also a 2-year varsity basketball and track athlete, and a 4-year varsity tennis player. My senior year in basketball we were able to make it to the Regional Finals, in track I ran at the regional meet for the 800 and the 4 x 400 relay, and in tennis, my partners and I played at the regional meet all 4 years. Our UIL accounting team also competed at the regional meet in Odessa. I graduated ranked #9 in my class.
Read moreWell, we all learned last Friday that the President of the United States Donald Trump caught the COVID-19 virus. Now, there is some right wing conspiracy theorist that have speculated that the Dems somehow gave it to him and there are some Dems that believe he is faking. Honestly, let’s just go with “he contracted the coronavirus”. There is no need to be ugly about someone getting sick. It doesn’t matter who that person is, just be kind about it and move on. But I’m not writing about being kind today, I want to talk about something else that is intriguing.
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The last time Brownfield and Friona met on the volleyball court it was at Friona, and the Lady Cubs swept the Squaws 25-18, 25-15, 25-15. The Lady Cubs looked to do the same when they got onto their home court Tuesday night. After a very slow start in the first set, the Lady Cubs improved to 15-2 on the season and 4-1 in district play, with another sweep of the Squaws 25-23, 25-10, 25-9.
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On Friday, Oct. 3 the Wellman-Union football team traveled to Loop for its final non-district game of the season. The Wildcats were riding a 10 game losing streak dating back to the 2019-20 season when their last win came in a 49-33 win over Sands on the road. The Wildcats were able to replicate that Friday night on Sept. 27, 2019 against Loop with a 68-45 road win.
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The Brownfield football team had a district debut worth forgetting against Shallowater at Cubs Stadium. The Cubs were easily defeated 57-6 in front of their home fans, but look to make amends with their second district game of the season. Brownfield faces Kermit on the road Friday, in a battle of two winless teams. When the final whistle blows one of the teams will have its first win of the season, and Brownfield will look to be the winner.
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