Sports

TSnews Nathan Mortensen of Campus High School placed second at the Wichita East Fritz Snodgrass Invitational on Sept. 16.

TSnews Anelia Meng and Raegan Black of Cheney placed first place and second place at last Thursday’s Kingman tournament, a small 18hole tournament with four teams. Meng was the lone golfer to break 100, shooting 96 for the individual tournament.

TSnews With a 45-0 advantage in the second quarter, the Argonia-Attica Titans football team secured a 60-14 victory over Cedar Vale-Dexter at halftime last Friday in Dexter. It was a close game at the end of the first quarter, with the Titans holding a 15-14 edge over the Spartans.

TSnews The start of this season feels a lot like last year for the Conway Springs Cardinals football team. The Cardinals stand at 0-2 following Friday’s 40-19 home loss to the Kingman Eagles.

TSnews Trailing 12-7 early at the Salina Central Mustangs, the Eisenhower Tigers football team outscored the the Mustangs 37-10 en route to a 44-28 victory. That improved the Tigers’ record to 2-0 this season.

TSnews The Wellington Crusaders edged the Clearwater Indians football team 21-14 last Friday in Clearwater, in a game that saw three lead changes. The Indians came into the game following a 27-point win over an El Dorado team that may struggle all season.

TSnews A trio of second-half scores by the Cheney Cardinals football team turned a close game last Friday into a convincing 41-14 win over the visiting Garden Plain Owls.

TSnews The Goddard Lions boys soccer team went 2-1 and finished third in the Goddard-Campus tournament last week, losing in the Sept. 7 semifinal to eventual champion Garden City in a game that ended regulation tied 3-2 and was decided in the Buffaloes’ favor based on penalty kicks.

TSnews The Eisenhower Tigers boys soccer team competed in the Goddard-Campus tournament last week, beating Winfield and Rose Hill to land in the title match, then falling to Garden City, 5-0, to finish in second place.

TSnews The Campus Colts went 1-2 in the Goddard-Campus boys soccer tournament last week, but head coach Casey Reece saw improvement in each game – an important consideration as the team attempts to gear up for its league schedule. The tournament campaign started Sept.