Ronald W. Erdrich

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2020 Sports Features

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Jim Ned Indians supporters touch elbows in lieu of holding hands during a brief prayer for their team and the Ballinger Bearcats before Friday's game August 28, 2020.
Gage Talley, 15 of Archer City, hones his kickoff skills before a bovine audience Thursday at the Taylor County Expo Center Sept. 3, 2020. Gage is showing Hereford cattle with his family.
Abilene Christian High School Coach Jim Holloway watches his team as they play Lubbock Kingdom Prep during the Division III Six-Man state quarterfinal game in Hermleigh Saturday Dec. 5, 2020.
Clouds hang low over Spieker Stadium in Hermleigh during kickoff in Saturday's football game between Abilene Christian High School and Lubbock Kingdom Prep Dec. 5, 2020. Scurry County was the halfway point for two teams who were playing in the Division III Six-Man state quarterfinal game.
Kalana Allen puts her hands to her head as she watches Saturday's game between Abilene Christian High School and Lubbock Kingdom Prep with her husband Robert in Hermleigh Dec. 5, 2020.
Wind turbines rise to the south of Hermleigh High's Spieker Stadium as the ACHS Panthers huddle Saturday Dec. 5, 2020. They played the Lubbock Kingdom Prep Warriors in the Division III Six-Man state quarterfinal game.
Kreed Gray, 11, cheers for Canadian during Thursday's Class 3A Division II state title game against Franklin at AT&T Stadium Dec. 17, 2020. Final score was 35-34, Canadian.
Jaelynn Swires reacts as Franklin pulls ahead of Canadian with one minute left in their Class 3A Division II state championship at AT&T Stadium Thursday Dec. 17, 2020.
Blake Beedy pushes his hair back as he watches with his wife Hilary as Canadian tries to tie the score with less than a minute left to play during Thursday's Class 3A Division II state title game against Franklin at AT&T Stadium Dec. 17, 2020. Final score was 35-34, Canadian.
Canadian eighth-graders Addison Falser (left), Cazzlee Waite, Payton Lee and Arionna Black cheer as the Wildcats win by one point during Thursday's Class 3A Division II state title game against Franklin at AT&T Stadium Dec. 17, 2020. Final score was 35-34, Canadian.
A Jim Ned fan reacts as the little girl she is holding up appears on the overhead screen at AT&T Stadium in Arlington Thursday Dec. 17, 2020. The Indians played Hallettsville in the Class 3A Division I state championship. Final score in overtime was 29-28, Jim Ned.
The Jim Ned Indians run into the tunnel for halftime during the Class 3A Division I state championship against Hallettsville Thursday at AT&T Stadium Dec. 17, 2020. Final score in overtime was 29-28, Jim Ned.
Kayla Houst rings a cowbell and prays with her eyes closed for the Jim Ned Indians during the Class 3A Division I state championship against Hallettsville Thursday at AT&T Stadium Dec. 17, 2020. Final score in overtime was 29-28, Jim Ned.
Jim Ned sophomores Kinsley Denson (left) and Elia Lackey react as the Indians win the Class 3A Division I state championship against Hallettsville Thursday at AT&T Stadium Dec. 17, 2020. Final score in overtime was 29-28, Jim Ned.
Jim Ned players Don Bridges (50) and Noah Powell (74) comfort Hallettsville's Deven Wood after the Class 3A Division I state championship Thursday at AT&T Stadium Dec. 17, 2020. Final score in overtime was 29-28, Jim Ned.
Jim Ned head coach Matt Fanning holds up the the Class 3A Division I state championship trophy Thursday at AT&T Stadium Dec. 17, 2020. The final score over Hallettsville was 29-28 in overtime.
Abilene High quarterback Jeshari Houston is comforted by family members after the Eagles' loss to Denton Guyer Saturday at Globe Life Park Dec. 26, 2020. Final score was 38-21, Denton Guyer.

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