By Sandy Morris Eight local Little Dribblers teams started playing games on Saturday, Feb. 6, in the old Albany High School gym.  The games will continue each Saturday through February. Games start at 9:00 a.m. Feb. 20 and Feb. 27. Results from the first two weeks of play are listed below.

By Melinda L. Lucas A meeting of those interested in the Albay Girls Softball Association was postponed from its original time on Feb. 17 to next Wednesday, Feb. 24, according to association president Jacey Shack.

By Donnie A. Lucas Several Albany football players were selected for positions on the All-Big Country Football Super Team, as well as the Class 2A teams for the area.

By Donnie A. Lucas The Albany Lions locked up a basketball playoff berth with their regular win over Haskell on Feb. 9, ending up with second place in District 10-2A after Anson lost to Cisco last Friday.

By Sandy Morris The Moran varsity boys’ basketball team was scheduled to wrap up its season last week with games against May and Baird. The game against Baird was cancelled and will not be made up.   Moran athletes will now move into track and tennis seasons.

By Sandy Morris The Moran varsity girls and boys basketball teams both traveled to Eula on Tuesday, Feb. 2 and Rising Star on Friday, Feb. 5 for district play.  Lady Bulldog  Basketball The Lady Bulldogs lost their contest with Eula 60-20.

By Donnie A. Lucas The two boys teams in the Youth Basketball League participated in the season ending tournament, with the fifth graders winning their division and the sixth graders placing third. The two girls’ team did not compete in the tournament due to a conflict with another activity.

By Donnie A. Lucas The Lady Lion softball team played in a four-team scrimmage in Snyder last Saturday, coming out on top against Brownfield 8-6 but losing to Snyder 10-1 and Coahoma 8-7.

By Donnie A. Lucas Six members of the Albany High football team were recognized recently by being named to the Big Country Preps All-Big Country team.

By Sandy Morris This is the last week to sign up  any softball players for the spring season with the Albany Girls Softball Association. Jacey Shack, president of AGSA, said registration forms have been delivered to all local schools.