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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.

TSnews The Campus Colts swimming and diving team dominated in last Thursday’s home meet, an eight-team competition that saw the Colts nearly double the points of their next-closest competitor. The Colts won with 640 points, while Derby (326) and Independence (316) placed second and third.

TSnews The Clearwater Indians girls basketball team shook off a loss to Great Bend on the first night of the Kingman Eagle Classic to take third at the annual tournament last Saturday. After falling to Great Bend last Thursday, the Indians beat Sterling last Friday and downed Meade 47-34 last Saturday to bring home the third-place trophy.

After 10 days off, the Eisenhower and Goddard swim team competed on Tuesday at Hutchinson. It was the Tigers’ first action since the season-opening meeting Dec.

TSnews The Argonia Raiders girls basketball team overcame a firstround loss to South Haven at the Border Queen Tournament to win its next two games and take fifth at the annual tournament in southern Sumner County. After falling to the Cardinals last Tuesday, the Raiders beat Udall last Friday and downed Douglass 33-10 in last Saturday’s fifth-place contest.

TSnews Pierce Blue scored 28 points to lead the host Eisenhower Tigers to a 52-47 win over the Campus Colts last week on Tuesday. It was the season-opening game for the Colts, and the home opener for the Tigers, who also played Dec.

TSnews The Garden Plain Owls picked up their second win of the season with a 65-44 win over the Rose Hill Rockets boys basketball team on Dec. 10.

TSnews The Wellington Crusaders beat the Cheney Cardinals 45-30 in Saturday’s girls final of the Cardinal Classic in Cheney. The Crusaders, the top-ranked team in Class 4A, improved to 4-0.

TSnews The Campus Colts boys and girls wrestling teams turned in a pair of strong performances over the weekend, with the boys taking third at the Hesston Invitational last Saturday and the girls taking fifth last Friday at the Douglass Goodwill invite. On the boys side, Trent Willis (113 pounds) won a title, while Christian Marsh (144) finished second, the trio of Terrance Wallace (120), Dominic Trujillo (138) and Aiden Weaver (190) finished third and Remington Pugh (285) finished fourth.