TSnews In the “Roar on 54,” soccer edition, the Eisenhower Tigers girls were victorious over the Goddard Lions, 2-0 at Goddard on April 18. “We switched our formations a little bit, went in with a good game plan, and the girls played really well,” Tigers head coach Roger Downing said.
TSnews The Eisenhower Tigers baseball team entered this week on a four-game winning streak after taking a pair of doubleheaders last week. The Tigers took a pair from Arkansas City last Tuesday (13-12 and 4-2, respectively), then swept a twin bill from Salina Central three days later (12-1 and 3-1).
TSnews The Eisenhower Tigers softball team entered this week on an eight-game winning streak after sweeping a pair of doubleheaders last week. The Tigers swept Arkansas City last Tuesday, 5-2 and 11-7, respectively, then took a pair from Salina Central last Friday, 7-2 and 5-2.
TSnews The Conway Springs Cardinals boys tennis team won a round robin meet at Chaparral on April 16, powered by a firstplace finish in No. 1 doubles from Riley Johnson and Charles May.
Travis Mounts TSnews The Clearwater Indians golf team picked up its first tournament victory of the season, edging South Central by three strokes to win the Medicine Lodge Invitational on April 16. The Indians recorded a 372 team score.
Travis Mounts TSnews The Argonia Raiders stayed in Sumner County to take part in the Border Queen track and field meet in Caldwell on April 16. The team earn a number of medals, especially on the girls’ side.
Travis Mounts TSnews The Cheney Cardinals and Conway Springs Cardinals took part in the Conrad Nightingale Invitational last Friday in Halstead. It is considered to be a more competitive meet due to a large number of teams.
TSnews Clearwater hosted its second track meet of the season last Friday, with Garden Plain among the eight teams competing. The Garden Plain girls had the best local team finish, as they placed third with 83 points.
TSnews The Campus Colts and Eisenhower Tigers turned in strong performances at last Friday’s Campus track meet at Colt Stadium in Haysville. Campus High’s BreAna Garrett-Tillemans gave the home crowd at Colt Stadium a good show, with gold-medal performances in the 100 and 200 meters and in the 300-meter hurdles.