The Texas Lottery offers multiple draw games for those aiming to win big. Here’s a look at May 25, 2024 results for each game:

Powerball

06-33-35-36-64, Powerball: 24, Power Play: 3

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Lotto Texas

15-26-28-31-44-51

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Pick 3

Morning: 4-7-8, FIREBALL: 5

Day: 6-7-3, FIREBALL: 3

Evening: 9-7-3, FIREBALL: 7

Night: 6-3-8, FIREBALL: 8

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Pick 4

Morning: 7-5-2-8, FIREBALL: 0

Day: 2-9-7-0, FIREBALL: 4

Evening: 1-8-2-5, FIREBALL: 8

Night: 6-3-9-5, FIREBALL: 3

Check Pick 4 payouts and previous drawings here.

All or Nothing

Morning: 01-02-05-06-07-09-11-14-15-17-20-21

Day: 02-03-04-09-11-12-13-17-18-20-21-24

Evening: 01-03-04-10-11-12-13-18-19-20-21-22

Night: 01-02-06-08-09-10-15-18-19-20-23-24

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Cash Five

02-13-15-30-31

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AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) – Special Olympics Texas held the 2024 West Regional Basketball Competition on Saturday at Courtside Sports Complex.

There were 214 athletes competing in a basketball competition that consisted of round robin and bracket play.

It was a day filled with basketball, friendships and just a whole lot of fun.

“Well I don’t know that anybody could be any happier than the athletes that are on the court competing,” Special Olympics West Texas Region Executive Director, J’nette Thorne said. “We have some that are just super excited just to be here and then we have some that are super competitive.”

“Different athletes can come out and play and enjoy it and win. If they don’t win, they are still winner in every sense,” basketball player Tommy German said.

“All of us are playing good sportsmanship. All of these teams are all that and like I always say to my team, it doesn’t matter if we win or lose, it’s how we play the game,” basketball player Heather Handley said.

The next Special Olympics Texas event is coming up on June 15. It is the Bubba’s 33 4th annual kickball tournament. Thorne says they invite the community to come out and get on a team with the athletes.

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A four-run sixth inning was not enough for No. 1 Texas Softball.

The game that could have been a dominating win for the Aggies ended in a thriller separated by a single run and two assistant coach ejections, as the Longhorns fell 6-5 in Austin.

When Texas A&M led 6-0 at the top of the sixth inning, Texas assistant coach Steve Singleton and A&M’s Russ Heffley got heated in the diamond. Heffley walked into the diamond yelling after Texas first baseman Katie Stewart had her foot on the bag as Aggie third baseman Kennedy Powell tripped over Stewart’s shin and sent her tumbling. Singleton immediately went to confront him.

“Following the final out of the top of the sixth inning, Texas inquired about the contact ruled incidental at first base,” said Austin Super Regional Crew Chief Paul Edds. “An assistant coach from each team met the umpires at home plate. At the conclusion of the discussion, the umpires were trying to escort the coaches to return to their respective dugouts to continue the game when inappropriate comments were exchanged and both coaches were given a behavioral ejection.”

Texas A&M pitcher Emiley Kennedy was key for the Aggie victory and held the Longhorns to no runs until the sixth inning. At the bottom of the sixth, freshman pinch hitter Vic Hunter brought Texas back in the game with a grand slam, and in the seventh, catcher Reese Atwood got herself a solo homer.

“Yeah, the late-game success against Kennedy is definitely momentum going into tomorrow’s game,” Atwood said. “I think we now know that we can do it now. The first few innings were a struggle against Kennedy, she’s a great pitcher, so seeing the fight at the end shows what we are going to come in and do tomorrow.”

Texas must win the second game of the series to survive an early tournament elimination.