Lamar fourth grade Tigers continue to prevail

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Photos courtesy of Terry Redman The Lamar fourth grade Tigers continued to rout their opponents, coming up against Neosho Gold and running away with a 36-0 victory on Saturday, Sept. 24. A little over halfway in their season, the fourth grade Lamar Tigers have outscored their opponents, 134-6. They face Carthage Blue in Carthage on October 1, followed by a visit to the fourth grade Nevada Tigers on October 8. They will return home to Thomas M. O’Sullivan Stadium on October 15 for their last scheduled game, prior to the playoffs.


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