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The Campus Colts’ return to the basketball court has been postponed. The Colts were set to host the Salina South Cougars earlier this week on Tuesday.

TSnews The Clearwater Indians boys basketball team fell into a big hole early and could not dig all the way out as it dropped a 54-43 decision on the road to the Arkansas City Bulldogs last Friday to tip off the new year. With the loss, the Indians fall to 0-6 on the season.

TSnews The Goddard Lions girls basketball team returned to action at Andover Central on Friday, Jan. 3, losing 34-28.

TSnews The Eisenhower Tigers girls wrestling team got 2025 off to a solid start last Saturday when two of its wrestlers medaled at the Wichita North invite. As a team, Eisenhower took ninth with 45 points.

TSnews The Clearwater Indians girls basketball team had no answer for Arkansas City standout Savannah Phillips as she and her Bulldogs rolled to a 55-33 win last Friday at Arkansas City. Phillips scored 33 points in the game, as many as the Indians’ entire team.

TSnews “It’s a game to forget, for sure.” That was Goddard boys basketball head coach Blake Myers’ reaction after his team endured an 84-41 lost at Andover Central on Friday, Jan. 3, to return from winter break.

TSnews The Cheney Cardinals boys and girls basketball teams returned from the holiday break last Friday with dominating wins at the Nickerson Panthers. The No.

TSnews The Argonia Raiders girls basketball team got off to a strong start in its game last Friday against Attica, but a rough third quarter derailed the Raiders’ chances in a 47-41 loss to open 2025. Argonia led 15-8 after the opening period, but the Bulldogs rallied to cut the Raiders’ lead to 23-21 by the intermission.

TSnews The Garden Plain Owls hosted the Andale Indians in a match-up between Renwick School District schools last Friday, the first games of the new year. The Garden Plain girls earned a 45-35 win, while the Owls’ boys lost 52-31.

Name: Kaylee Hampton High school: Clearwater Indians College: Washburn Ichabods Sport: Softball Why WU: “Right as I got there, it really felt like home. The girls welcomed me immediately. It’s only two hours from home.” Hampton looked at several Kansas junior colleges, and said it did not matter if she went to a 2-year or 4-year school.