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The Haysville Aviators summer collegiate baseball team finished its season last week by dropping two of its last three games. The Aviators beat the Great Bend BatCats 9-4 last Tuesday, but dropped a pair to the Kansas Cannons to end the season.

HAYSVILLE – Eight members of the Haysville Aviators have been named as Jayhawk League all-stars. The players are Owen Rush, shortstop; Braden Horn, first base and designated hitter; Kayden Anderson, third base; Connor Rabe, catcher; Gam Jones, outfielder; Bryson Lake, pitcher; Cooper Senne, pitcher; and Nash Crosby, pitcher.

TSnews After a strong start to the season, the Haysville Aviators summer collegiate baseball team has hit a slump in recent times, having lost five of its last six contests after Monday’s 15-2 loss to the Great Bend BatCats. Leading up to that, the Aviators lost 8-1 at the Hutchinson Monarchs last Tuesday, then dropped a doubleheader at home the next day to the Junction City Brigade, losing 10-6 and 7-2, respectively.

TSnews The Kansas Curve summer collegiate baseball team found itself on a five-game winning streak after a 10-5 road win on Monday over the Wellington Heat in the first game of a doubleheader – but then saw that winning streak end with a 5-2 loss in the nightcap. The Curve beat the Midwest Moos 19-3 last Wednesday, then rolled past the Heat 19-9 last Thursday at home in Clearwater.

TSnews Sites have been chosen for the State basketball sites for 2026 and 2027, hosted by the Kansas State High School Activities Association. Next spring, the State locations will be Wichita State University’s Koch Arena for Class 6A and 5A, Hutchinson Community College’s Hutchinson Sports Arena for 4A and 3A, White Auditorium in Emporia for 2A and 1A Div.

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TSnews The Haysville Aviators summer collegiate baseball entered this week fresh off a loss as the Hutchinson Monarchs took a 5-2 win over the Aviators on Sunday. It was Haysville's first loss since June 24.

TSnews The Haysville Aviators summer collegiate baseball team took a three-game winning streak into July after winning its last three games of the month. The Aviators split a two-game series with the Derby Twins last week at home, falling 5-1 last Tuesday before winning 11-8 the next evening.

TSnews The Kansas Curve summer collegiate baseball team found going home to be great medicine as the team’s four-game winning streak coincides with a home stand. The Curve fell 11-4 on the road last Tuesday against the Park City Rangers, but downed the Midwest Moos 8-7 the next night and beat the Mulvane Patriots 10-5 last Thursday.

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