MARFA — The Marfa Shorthorns volleyball team concluded their impressive season in the playoff volleyball championship game on Saturday, where they were defeated by Wildorado in a tough 3-1 match.
The district champions entered the game well rested after a weeklong break, but despite a spirited back-and-forth battle, they couldn’t shake off the error bug, allowing Wildorado to pull ahead in three of the four sets. The loss marks the end of a remarkable season for the Shorthorns, highlighted by a perfect district record, a district championship, and a strong run to the area round.
Saturday’s match was the final high school game for seniors Loretta Rivera and Maryfer Martinez, who both made significant contributions to the team throughout the season.
Football season closes with tough loss
The Marfa Shorthorns football team wrapped up their season last week with a challenging game against Buena Vista, resulting in a loss via mercy rule. The Horns ended their season with a 0-4 district record and a 2-8 overall record.
Seniors Diego Jurado and Derick Campos took to the field for their final high school football game, leaving behind a legacy of hard work and dedication to the Marfa football program. Despite the tough endings, both teams showcased determination and skill, setting a strong foundation for future seasons.
The high school basketball team hosts Comstock and Valentine Friday at 4 p.m., 5:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. The junior high hosts Fort Davis on Monday at 5 p.m. and 6 p.m.
