Sports

TSnews The Campus Colts swim team won another meet and hit more State-qualifying and State-consideration times during last Thursday’s five-team meet at home. The Colts scored 436 points to finish well ahead of the competition.

TSnews The Cheney Cardinals softball team continued its winning ways by sweeping two more doubleheaders. Cheney took two at Medicine Lodge last Thursday (20-0 and 17-4, respectively), then came home and swept Douglass Monday by scores of 9-0 and 15-0.

TSnews The Campus Colts baseball team seemed to find its groove last week, sweeping a pair of doubleheaders to get on a winning streak. Campus took two at Salina South last Tuesday (3-0 and 3-2, respectively), then rolled to a sweep at Hutchinson last Friday (12-1 and 11-4).

TSnews The Campus Colts girls soccer team had a loss and a tie last week, falling to Salina Central 3-2 on April 11 before tying Buhler 1-1 on April 13. Salina Central is a team the Colts had beaten in tournament play, so Campus went into the home matchup knowing they could be competitive.

TSnews The Eisenhower Tigers girls soccer team had two away games last week, and they lost both by one-goal margins. The week started Tuesday, April 11, when the Tigers lost 3-2 at Maize.

TSnews Lakelyn Love set a new Argonia school record for high jump during the April 11 track meet at South Barber High School in Kiowa. Love, who went to State as a freshman last year, set a new record of 5-1.

TSnews The Goddard Lions girls soccer team had two away games last week, losing at Newton 2-1 on April 11 before winning convincingly, 7-1 at Salina Central.

TSnews Three out of four tennis teams in the TSnews area had home events last week. The Campus Colts hosted a five-team round robin event on April 11.

TSnews Campus High School runner BreAna Garrett-Tillemans set a new school record in the 200 meters at the Colts’ meet last week at Great Bend. Garrett-Tillemans won the 200 with a time of 26.20 at the Jack Bowman Invitational.

TSnews The Cheney Cardinals turned in the low score out of three local teams that golfed in the Kingman Invitational on April 11. The Cardinals shot 370, which beat Kingman by three strokes and Pratt by six strokes.