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Goddard boys finish second TSnews The Goddard Lions and Eisenhower Tigers track and field teams will be sending several athletes to this week’s State meet at Wichita State University to compete in Class 5A. The Goddard boys had the best overall day, as the Lions placed second.

GP teams finish in second place TSnews The Garden Plain Owls and Conway Springs Cardinals participated in the Class 2A State track and field meet last Thursday in Eureka. The Garden Plain teams both placed second.

TSnews Argonia junior Lakelyn Love is going back to the Class 1A State track and field meet. Love was one of four athletes to clear at least 5-0 at last Thursday’s regional meet in Greensburg.

TSnews Campus High School senior and standout track start BreAna Garrett-Tillemans enhanced her high school career with three regional gold medals last Friday at the Class 6A regional track and field meet in Liberal. She helped the Campus girls scored 85 points and finished fourth among nine teams.

TSnews The Campus Colts girls soccer team traveled to Topeka on May 16 to face Washburn Rural in the first round of regional play. Their season ended on an 8-0 loss.

Municipal swimming pools traditionally open on the Memorial Day weekend. Here is a quick look at when local community pools are opening, listed by opening day.

TSnews The Cheney Cardinals’ baseball season ended one win short of a trip to the State tournament when the Cardinals were shut out 10-0 by Hesston last Tuesday in the championship game of the Class 3A Halstead regional. Cheney reached the championship game by downing Kingman-Norwich 7-4 earlier in the day.

TSnews The Goddard Lions softball team came up one win short of going to the State tournament last Tuesday when it fell to host Great Bend 5-3 in the finals of the Class 5A Great Bend regional. Goddard, the No.

The Eisenhower Tigers are taking another swing at the 5A State title. The Tigers are returning to the State tournament at Wichita State for a fourth straight year after two wins on Tuesday.

By Sam Jack TSnews Eisenhower Tigers singles player Kyle King finished his junior tennis season with a fifth-place finish at the Class 5A State Tournament in Andover, improving on his 10th-place medal last year. On Friday, King had a first-round bye.