The young Saratoga Middle School Panthers showed drive and determination at its second home game Thursday, in which they lost 50-20 against the Rawlins Outlaws.
Coach Matt Shelby said his team made up of 22 sixth-through-eighth graders started off strong, but that the second half of the game was when they slipped and let the Outlaws take over.

The Saratoga Panthers scored their third wide-leading victory of 2013 Friday evening, wiping out the Normative Services Wolves with a whopping 55-0.
The win was another great season addition for Panthers, who have beat Little Snake River 58-12 and Wyoming Indian 66-22, and didn’t let the Wolves manage one touchdown Friday evening. Saratoga is now 1-1 for conference games and 3-1 for non-conference games.

Due to adverse weather conditions, the 2A and 4A State Golf Tournaments were rescheduled and played Monday and Tuesday of this week. Buffalo’s course is not available this week, so the 3A tournament will remain the same as scheduled for this Friday and Saturday. Friday’s start time may be adjusted depending on weather conditions.

The Saratoga Panthers managed to fight off cold weather and pull through with respectable times on their home turf during Friday’s Saratoga Invitational.
The invite took place at the Saratoga Golf Course, where Coach Rex Hohnholt said he was happy it didn’t start pouring rain on the competitors, who were already bundled up in warmer clothing.

owed what they were made of once again winning three against Rock River Friday evening.
The Tigers defeated the Lady Longhorns with scores of 25-20, 25-19, 25-27 and 26-24, after beating them with one formal game and one tournament game earlier in 2013. Friday’s match looked to be all Tigers during the first two games, until Rock River bounced back with a winning third game and close call in winning the fourth.

The Saratoga High School girls volleyball team celebrated a victorious playing streak last weekend, scoring two winning matches that both featured three-game takedowns.