The Albany Athletic Booster Club has started preparations for the 202425 school year. Booster Club president Cari Heatly said a meeting to discuss advertising sales for football programs is planned for early July, but a time and date have not been decided yet.

Entries are being accepted for the Shackelford Youth and Livestock Association’s Three-Person Scramble, scheduled for Saturday-Sunday,July2021 at Albany Golf Course. Proceeds from the event benefit the Association, which puts on the county livestock show.

The Albany Athletic Booster Club is already gearing up for a new school year with a meeting to be held sometime in early July to discuss advertising sales for football programs. Booster Club president Cari Heatly said the time, date, and location for the meeting are to be determined.

Moran’s summer conditioning program will take a one-week break next week for the Fourth of July holiday. Workouts will resume Monday, July 8.

Albany Golf Club saw the completion of its latest facilities upgrade this week with the installation of paved cart paths throughout Albany Golf Course. Golf club president Ronnie Anderson said work was scheduled to conclude earlier this week on Tuesday, June 25.

Albany Little League’s 2024 season came to an end last week with both Majors and Minors All-Stars eliminated from the Texas West District 5 All-Star Tournament. Albany Little League hosted five games over three nights in the tournament, played Monday-Sunday, June 17-23.

The Albany varsity cheerleaders participated in an on-site summer camp this week, with all 10 who participated being nominated for NCA All-American. The camp was led by NCA instructor Ja’Mya Cole from the DFW area, whomadethenominations basedonskillssheobserved duringthethree-daycamp.

The girls portion of Albany’s summer conditioning program will take a break next week for the Fourth of July holiday, while the boys side will have a shortened week. The girls concluded their fourth week of the summer program Thursday, June 27 (today).

Albanystudentathletes continued with the summer conditioning program this week with girls entering theirthirdweekofwork and the boys their second. The program is open to all incoming seventh through 12th graders who plan to participate in athletics next year.

For the third year in a row, Albany has finished in the top 20 schools in the Class 2A UIL Lone Star Cup standings. The Lone Star Cup is awarded annually to six high schools, one in each of the six UIL classifications.