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Angelo State swept Lubbock Christian Saturday in the Dig Pink match at the Junell Center, stretching the Belles' winning streak to 17 and improving to 25-1 overall and 15-0 in Lone Star Conference play.
They will play at Texas A&M-Kingsville on Friday, Nov. 6 and at Texas A&M International on Saturday, Nov. 7 before the LSC Tournament, Nov. 12-14.
Sports
Angelo State lost 20-10 to UT Permian Basin Saturday at Astound Broadband Stadium in Midland after falling behind 17-0; Canon Wiese scored ASU's lone TD on a 52-yard catch-and-run, and the Rams fell to 3-6 overall (3-4 LSC) with a home finale vs. Eastern New Mexico on Saturday, Nov. 7 at 6 p.m.
Real Estate
Median home sales in Tom Green County fell to $242,606 in July (down 2.7% from June and 9.2% year‑over‑year), while recorded sales dropped 20% to 192 and total residential sales totaled $33.1 million.
Sports
Friday night Robert Lee rallied to beat Highland 44-35 and claim the District 7-1A Division I title, while Christoval's Danny Alfaro rushed for 302 yards in a 33-13 upset over Forsan.
Sports
Sonora beat Ballinger 42-41 in overtime Friday at Bronco Stadium to secure at least a share of the District 4-2A Division I title.
Sonora (8-1, 5-0) can claim the title outright with a win at Forsan next week and will be the district’s No. 1 seed regardless.
Sports
Angelo State will travel to Midland to play rival UT Permian Basin at 6 p.m. Saturday at Astound Broadband Stadium, with the 3-5 Rams trying to spoil 5-3 UTPB's postseason hopes after Canon Wiese earned Lone Star Conference Offensive Player of the Week.
Economy
San Angelo drivers are paying $3.67 a gallon for regular, down 25 cents from last week but 96 cents above last year, as AAA Texas reports the state is headed toward its most expensive October on record at about $3.81 + prices usually ease in November and December.
Sports
Special teams miscues left Central trailing Midland High 30-20 at halftime on Friday night in San Angelo after a bad snap led to a punt fumble returned for a touchdown and a blocked extra point was returned for two points.
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