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TSnews The Campus Colts girls soccer team closed out its regular season with a pair of hard-fought losses, but head coach Casey Reece remains proud of how his team is competing heading into regional play. On May 13, the Colts traveled to Maize and took a 5-2 loss, though the final score did not reflect the competitiveness of the match.

TSnews Eisenhower girls soccer entered the postseason as the No. 1 seed in Class 5A West, following a dominant regular season capped by two more shutout wins last week.

Two swimmers from the Campus Colts cooperative swimming program will compete this week at the State swimming tournaments in Topeka. Kimberlyn Grim, a State returner, will compete in the Class 5-1A State tournament in the 200-yard freestyle and the 100-yard backstroke.

TSnews The Cheney Cardinals baseball team got dominant performances at the plate and on the mound to roll past the Conway Springs-Argonia Reds 13-0 in the Class 3A regional opener last Thursday at Cheney. Josh Burdick went 4-for-4 at the plate with three RBIs and a pair of triples to pace Cheney, while A.J.

The Clearwater Indians are going back to the Class 4A State tournament. The Indians won their regional at home on Tuesday.

TSnews The Cheney Cardinals boys and girls track teams recorded a clean sweep at last Thursday’s Central Plains League track meet at Belle Plaine as they won the team titles in both divisions. On the girls side, Cheney won with 160 points, nine ahead of runner-up Garden Plain, while the boys won with 131 points, 21 ahead of Garden Plain.

Tigers’ King takes 5th in singles TSnews The Conway Springs Cardinals boys tennis team finished second as a team at the Class 3-1A State Tournament, held May 16 and 17 in Topeka. It was the team’s first State trophy since 2014, when the Cardinals won a State championship.

TSnews The Cheney Cardinals turned in a strong performance at Monday’s Class 3A regional boys golf tournament at Kingman to take home a regional title and punch their tickets to State. The Cardinals shot 347, 11 strokes ahead of runner-up Hoisington and 12 ahead of third-place Garden Plain to take the regional title.

The Clearwater Indians took part in their last regular- season meet at Circle High School in Towanda last Thursday. It was a big meet with 13 teams.

The Conway Springs Cardinals girls track and field team won its first team title this season, flying over the rest of the competition in the seven- team field at Chaparral High School. The Cardinals scored 191 points, a full 100 points over runner-up Chaparral.