Sports

TSnews The Cheney Cardinals and Clearwater Indians played 18 holes at Eagles Pub and Golf Course in Kingman on April 15. Cheney was in contention for a team win, shooting 345 and finishing just three strokes behind champion Pratt.

TSnews Several Argonia Raiders earned multiple medals last week on Tuesday at the South Barber Invitational in Kiowa. Tori Morrison placed third in the 300-meter hurdles and fourth in the 100 hurdles.

TSnews The Cheney Cardinals softball team scored a total of 39 runs last Thursday to sweep a twin bill at Medicine Lodge, taking the opener 21-12 and the nightcap 18-2. In the opener, Kendyll Walker had five hits and drove in six runs, while Adelle Fouquet added four hits and three RBIs.

TSnews The Cheney Cardinals baseball team used dominant pitching and solid offense to sweep a doubleheader last Thursday at Medicine Lodge, taking the opener 4-0 and the nightcap 7-2. In the opener, Cameron Eastman and Gracen Radell combined on a fivehit shutout, with Eastman starting and going four innings and Radell tossing the final three innings for the save.

TSnews Two local tennis teams hosted boys meets recently, but neither had much success in home competition. The Campus Colts hosted an invitational on April 15.

TSnews The Campus Colts girls swimming and diving team finished up a run of five straight home swim meets to open the season, placing third in a 10-team meet on April 15. Derby was the easy winner with 436 points.

TSnews The Eisenhower Tigers girls soccer team went into this week still unbeaten after a close call at Derby on April 17. The Tigers gave up a goal about five minutes into the game, head coach Roger Downing said.

The Cheney Cardinals track and field team did not compete last week. The team took part in the Kingman Invitational on Tuesday; results were not available at press time.

TSnews The Campus Colts track and field team brought home several medals from last Thursday’s performance at the Jack Bowman Invitational at Great Bend High School. The Campus girls were seventh among nine teams with 45 points, and the boys were eighth with 27 points.

TSnews The Eisenhower and Goddard girls swimmers and divers continued their inaugural season at Wichita North last week, taking part in a two-day meet. The Tigers placed 16th in the 18-team field.