Sports

TSnews The Collegiate Spartans, one of the top-ranked teams in Class 3A, turned in a dominant performance in beating the Clearwater Indians 55-8 in last Friday’s homecoming football game in Clearwater. In addition to suffering a loss in their district opener, the Indians also played without key senior Bryson Snell, who is out for the year due to an injury.

TSnews Three local golf teams competed last Friday in Buhler High School’s 16-team tournament, which was played at Hesston Golf Course. The Eisenhower Tigers and Cheney Cardinals finished withing a couple of strokes of each other.

TSnews The Goddard Lions gained all of their 301 offensive yards on the ground while overwhelming the visiting Andover Trojans 50-8 in last Friday’s football game. The defense and special teams accounted for two touchdowns as well.

TSnews A strong defense kept the Clearwater Indians in the game during most of Friday’s 14-6 home football loss to the Rose Hill Rockets, but it wasn’t enough to overcome the errors that hurt the Indians’ offense. Friday’s loss dropped Clearwater to 1-2 this season.

TSnews Clearwater Indians volleyball coach Abbee Schultz described last Saturday as “a fantastic day.” She had good reason to. One day after cracking the Kansas Volleyball Coaches Association Class 4A state poll at No.

TSnews The Campus Colts football team got its first victory of the young season, winning 35-27 over the Salina South Cougars at Salina Stadium. It also was the first Colts’ victory since Week 3 last season, when Campus also defeated South.

TSnews The Conway Springs Cardinals girls tennis team dominated the Mid-Kansas Triangular, held in Lindsborg on Sept. 14.

TSnews A big night running the football combined with a good defense helped the Garden Plain Owls football team to a 21-7 road victory over the Medicine Lodge Indians. The win improved the Owls’ record to 2-1 as they get ready to begin district play.

TSnews The Eisenhower Tigers scored 14 unanswered points to secure a 21-7 road victory in persistent rain at the Valley Center Hornets in last Friday’s football game. The win put the Tigers in unchartered territory.

TSnews The Conway Springs Cardinals were the dominant football team in a 42-7 road win last Friday over the Chaparral Roadrunners. The win gives the Cardinals their first victory this season, improving their record to 1-2.