What happened: Midland High battled Lubbock Cooper on Friday, Nov. 14, but lost 82–53. The Bulldogs moved the ball effectively, created scoring opportunities, and played with energy on defense. Even against a tough opponent, they executed plays with focus, stayed competitive in stretches, and kept fighting in every quarter.

The loss provides a learning opportunity as Midland High works to refine its offense and tighten defensive rotations. The team’s resilience and teamwork remain strong despite the outcome. The loss moves Midland to 0-1 for the season.

What’s next: The Bulldogs return home on Tuesday, Nov. 18, at 7:30 p.m. to face Abilene Wylie, aiming to carry the positives from Friday’s effort into the next matchup.

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