Sports

The Campus Colts boys basketball team won a pair of games and placed fifth at the 12th annual Thunder Classic, hosted by Nemaha Central. Campus wrapped up its trip to Seneca, where Nemaha Central is located, with a 60-45 win over Marysville.

The Clearwater Indians boys basketball team halted a nine-game losing streak by downing the Belle Plaine Dragons 56-44 last Friday in the seventh-place game at the Chaparral Roadrunner Classic. It also was the third win of the season for the Indians (3-11).

Eisenhower’s girls basketball team opened the Ralph Miller Classic in Chanute with backto- back wins, beating Coffeyville’s Field Kindley High School 49-16 on Thursday, Jan. 22, and Louisburg 58-44 on Friday, Jan. 23. Saturday’s championship against Sunrise Christian was postponed because of weather and may not be played.

The Cheney boys beat Hutchinson and Andover at Hutchinson last Thursday. The boys bowled 2272, topping Hutchinson (2124) and Andover (2060).

With a late schedule change due to the cancelation of a Saturday swim meet, the Eisenhower and Goddard swim team jointed the 11-team field at Campus High School last Thursday. The Tigers did well, placing fifth.

The Eisenhower Tigers boys basketball team went 1-1 at the Ralph Miller Classic midseason tournament in Chanute, falling to Bishop Miege 70-50 on Thursday, Jan. 22, before bouncing back to beat Coffeyville-Field Kindley 68-40 on Friday, Jan. 23.

Campus Colts diver Kenton Holmes broke his own 11-dive school record two more times last week, including breaking it by 40 points with a score of 543.95, a score that the coaches called “unbelievable.”

The Cheney Cardinals boys basketball team picked up another trophy for the school trophy case by winning the 2026 Adolph Rupp Tournament. It took extra time, as the Cardinals, seeded No.

The Conway Springs Cardinals boys basketball team fought hard, but ultimately fell to the Mulvane Wildcats 61-51 last Friday in the third-place game of the Chaparral Roadrunner Classic. “We knew Mulvane was a good team,” Conway Springs coach Paul Lange said.

The Argonia Raiders girls basketball team got out to an early lead and never looked back as it rolled past the Flinthills Mustangs 51-23 last Friday to win the South Central Border League Tournament at Cowley College in Arkansas City.