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As the weather gets warmer, motorists can expect an increase in motorcycle traffic. With May being Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month, the Kansas Department of Transportation and The Drive To Zero Coalition emphasize that cooperation from all road users will help reduce the number of fatalities and injuries on the state’s highways.

TSnews The Goddard Lions girls soccer team hosted Andover last Thursday, April 25, and lost – but this time, the score was 2-0, rather than the 12-3 blowout Goddard suffered the last time the teams met, on March 27. In fact, the game was even closer than the 2-0 scoreline makes it look.

TSnews The Campus Colts girls soccer team hosted Newton on senior night, April 26, and lost 4-2. Colts head coach Casey Reece said he thought his players came out of the locker room a bit on edge.

TSnews The Eisenhower Tigers girls soccer team claimed an important win Friday at home, defeating league rival Andover Central 2-0. The win put the Tigers in the driver’s seat in AVCTL Div.

TSnews The Raiders also competed at Central Burden last week. Lakelyn Love finished first in high jump and should be a strong competitor to return to the Class 1A State meet.

TSnews The Conway Springs Cardinals and Argonia Raiders traveled to Wellington on Friday. This was a participation meet with unlimited entries, and team scores were not kept.

Eisenhower, Campus track compete at Hutchinson TSnews The Eisenhower girls track and field team had a strong performance in a big field last Friday in Hutchinson, scoring 80 points and placing second. There were 13 girls and boys teams competing.

TSnews The Goddard Lions boys track and field team edged out the host Wichita East Blue Aces at the East Relays, held in Wichita on April 23. The two teams finished well ahead of the rest of the field, which included many of the Greater Wichita Athletic League teams.

TSnews Campus Colts swimmers placed second in a crowded 12-team field in Haysville on April 23. Winfield dominated the meet, scoring 531 points to easily win.

TSnews The Clearwater Indians softball team’s winning streak hit seven games Monday afternoon after it swept a doubleheader at home against the Rose Hill Rockets. The Indians took the opener 6-5 and the nightcap 17-8.