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TSnews The Conway Springs Cardinals girls basketball team fell behind early against the Remington Broncos and never could recover in a 47-28 loss to the Broncos last Wednesday in the Class 2A substate semifinals at Conway Springs. Remington led 13-5 after the opening period and 15-7 at the intermission, then used a strong third period to take a 31-19 lead to the fourth quarter.

TSnews The Clearwater Indians girls basketball team got off to a solid start but could not sustain that momentum in a 48-33 loss at Andale in the Class 4A West substate finals last Saturday. The Indians (13-9) led 10-9 after the opening period, but the hosts rallied and led 18-14 at the intermission.

TSnews With the Garden Pain Owls facing second-half foul trouble, the Cheney Cardinals were able to pull away in last week’s substate semifinal in Cheney to win 64-46. The teams battled hard throughout an intense, physical first half that featured six lead changes and six ties.

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Campus adds to its legacy with another bowling title TSnews There’s an old saying that there are only two certainties in life – death and taxes. It would be safe to add “Campus girls win State bowling.” The Colts added another trophy to their trophy case with a dominant Class 6A championship last Friday at Bowlero Northrock in Wichita.

TSnews The Cheney Cardinals boys basketball team is headed back to State, thanks to their 45-39 victory over the Haven Wildcats in Saturday’s substate championship, which was played in front of a standing-room only crowd at Halstead High School. Cheney will open up Class 3A State play in Thursday’s late game at the Hutchinson Sports Arena.

TSnews The Eisenhower Tigers boys basketball team went into last week’s schedule knowing that they needed to win at least one of their two games in order to punch a ticket to sub-state. After losing a close game at Andover Central on Feb.

TSnews With a 52-point home victory, the Cheney Cardinals boys basketball team advanced in its Class 3A substate bracket. The Cardinals, seeded No.

TSnews The Argonia Raiders boys basketball team could not overcome an early deficit in its Class 1A Division II substate opener last Tuesday and lost 44-39 at Ashland. The Raiders ended their season with a record of 7-15.

TSnews A win by the Campus boys basketball team has advanced the Colts into this week’s Class 6A substate tournament. The Colts beat the Salina Central Mustangs 56-55 last Friday in Haysville.