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TSnews The Campus Colts boys basketball team won for the third time in four games with a 61-58 road victory at the Andover Central Jaguars on Friday night. The Colts’ 22-16 lead at end of the first quarter was the largest lead they held after any quarter, in a game that was close throughout.

TSnews The Cheney girls and boys swept the host Kingman Eagles last Friday. The girls blew out the Eagles 54-14, rebounding well from the previous Monday’s 20-point home loss to Conway Springs.

TSnews The Eisenhower Tigers wrestling team had a busy weekend last Friday and Saturday, but also found some success along the way. Eisenhower’s boys wrestled at the Newton Tournament of Champions, while the girls headed to Wichita West for the Best of the West tournament, with several wrestlers placing in the top eight for both.

TSnews The Eisenhower and Goddard swim team placed sixth in the 15team Andover invitational, which took place last Friday (diving) and Saturday (swimming). The Tigers scored 159 points, edging Independent by a single point.

TSnews The Garden Plain Owls wrestling team got some impressive performances at last weekend’s Halstead invite, with two Owls winning titles. On the boys side, Nate Eck (106 pounds) and Carter Tatom (165) both won titles, with Tatom winning all four of his matches by fall and Eck winning all five of his matches either by fall or technical fall.

TSnews The Cheney Cardinals wrestling team made the trip to Harvey County last weekend to compete at the Halstead invite, with three wrestlers finishing in the top six. On the boys side, Colton Veach (165 pounds) took second, losing to Garden Plain’s Carter Tatom in the finals, while Kameron Totty (106) won a pair of matches and finished sixth.

TSnews The Goddard Lions wrestling team had some solid success at the Newton Tournament of Champions last week. Three Lions won titles last Friday and Saturday as the team finished fourth in the boys division, while on the girls side, Goddard placed four girls in the top seven last Wednesday and Thursday.

TSnews The Campus Colts wrestling team had another good performance last Saturday at the Clearwater Invitational. On the girls side, the Colts won the tournament with 217 points, 13 1/2 ahead of runner-up Abilene, while the boys took second behind host Clearwater.

TSnews In their first meet of the new year, the Campus Colts earned a home victory in a big field. The Colts battled the Maize Eagles down to the final races, edging the Eagles by a score of 393-373.

TSnews The Clearwater Indians wrestling team found home to be sweet indeed, as the team turned in perhaps its best performance of the year last Saturday at its own Clearwater Invitational. The Indians won the title on the boys side and took third on the girls, with several wrestlers also winning individual titles as well.