Sports

TSnews The Garden Plain girls and boys track and field teams started the season at last week’s Paul Schmidt Invitational in Andale. It was a participation meet with unlimited entrees, so no team scores were kept.

The Campus Colts and Eisenhower Tigers swimming and diving teams placed second and third, respectively, on March 26 at Campus High School. Derby beat Campus 277-249 for the team victory.

TSnews Cheney, Clearwater and Conway Springs all started their track and field seasons at Clearwater’s participation meet last Thursday. No team scores were kept, and teams had unlimited entries.

TSnews The Clearwater Indians softball team improved to 8-0 after sweeping a pair of doubleheaders, downing Winfield 17-2 twice last Thursday and taking a pair from Mulvane on Monday, 15-0 and 7-5, respectively.

TSnews The Goddard Lions baseball team continued its hot start to the season as it took a doubleheader from Salina South last Thursday, taking the opener 9-1 and the nightcap 9-5. Lincoln Jensen, Deacon Schmidt and Aaron Topham combined on a four-hitter in the opener, striking out 12 between them.

TSnews The Eisenhower Tigers held their season-opening participation meet on March 31, with the Goddard Lions and Campus Colts among the teams in attendance. Teams are allowed unlimited entries in participation meets, giving teams a good opportunity to see where athletes stand early in the season.

TSnews The Conway Springs boys tennis team finished second out of four teams at the Conway Springs Quadrangular on April 2, one point behind McPherson. Ian May won the No.

TSnews The Eisenhower Tigers, who placed second at last year’s Class 5A State tournament, started the new season with a team victory at the Andover tournament, played Monday at Crestview Country Club. The Tigers shot 318 to beat Kapaun-Mt.

TSnews The Eisenhower Tigers girls soccer team won the Goddard/Eisenhower tournament last week, going 3-0 to claim the title. The Tigers started with a tight game against Wichita North on March 30, finishing regulation tied 1-1.

The Campus Colts and Eisenhower and Goddard Tigers finished first and second at last Thursday’s meet at Campus High’s Glenn Crum Natatorium. The Colts finished well ahead of the rest of the five-team field, winning with 454.5 points.