![NHS Ladycats #24 Sophie Terrell [L] and #1 Camren Mallory form a dynamic blocking wall to stop a Lady Mavericks shot. Photo by Will Sadler](https://www.olneyenterprise.com/sites/olneyenterprise.com/files/styles/teaser/public/6ee5946b30_Ar00801019.jpg?itok=GoIWDg2Z)
The Newcastle Ladycats Varsity, JV White and JV Green teams swept the Eastland Lady Mavericks and continue to be competitive this season at 6-6 record.
![This year’s NHS Cheerleaders and Sponsor [L-R]: Jayden Ballard, Kourtney Whitfield, Sara May and Holly Manos. Photo by Will Sadler](https://www.olneyenterprise.com/sites/olneyenterprise.com/files/styles/teaser/public/0f480ca46b_Ar01001033.jpg?itok=-VJgZHYv)
![Newcastle HOCO Queen nominees this year [L-R] Kamalani Duffield, Emma Hawkins, Flor Carranza and Jayla Crossland. Photo by Will Sadler](https://www.olneyenterprise.com/sites/olneyenterprise.com/files/styles/teaser/public/5cde966d68_Ar01001035.jpg?itok=e2ROdCmj)
The Newcastle Bobcats would not be denied a victory in their Homecoming [HOCO] week game. The Bobcats blew out the Wildcats, 73-0, ending the game at halftime.
The Olney High School Cubs travelled to Cisco as the home team against the Reagan County Owls for the season opener.
Young County residents and customers across North Texas experienced intermittent internet outages beginning Sunday evening, with brief service interruptions continuing into last week. Brazos Communications reported disruptions, though service has largely stabilized, according to Brazos Communications CEO Kyle Hinson.
Concerned citizens, who asked not to be named, have alerted the Olney Enterprise to high grasses and weeds along several Young County roads in Precincts 3, raising safety and fire hazard concerns.
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