Lamar fourth grade continues to steamroll

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The Lamar fourth grade Tigers continue to dominate their opponents, blowing out the Tigers of Carthage by a score of 34-0 on Saturday, Oct. 1. The game was played in Carthage. The fourth grade Tigers remain undefeated with a record of 5-0. They will face off against the Nevada Tigers on Saturday, Oct. 8, in Nevada, then will return home to Thomas M. O’Sullivan Stadium for their final scheduled game prior to the playoffs on Saturday, Oct. 15.


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