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TSnews The Eisenhower Tigers boys basketball team used a dominant second quarter to win at Goddard on Jan. 8, 57-44.

TSnews The Conway Springs Cardinals girls basketball team pulled off a mild upset on Monday, beating the host Cheney Cardinals 59-39. The surprise was not that Conway Springs won, but that the visiting Cardinals beat the No.

TSnews Tied 10-10 after one quarter, the Eisenhower Tigers girls basketball team seized control with a 15-4 second quarter and went on to win at Goddard on Wednesday, Jan. 8, 56-46.

Argonia High School senior Carson Vineyard has been named to the 2026 Kansas Eight-Man Football Association (KEMFA) roster. Vineyard – who led the Argonia-Attica Titans as a running back and safety – will take part in the KEMFA Div.

TSnews The Andale Indians won the second half, which translated to 52-41 game win over the visiting Garden Plain Owls boys basketball teams last Friday in a matchup between the Renwick School District’s two high schools. The Owls started well, taking a 14-9 lead over the Indians after one quarter.

TSnews The Campus Colts boys wrestling team got 2026 off to a solid start, recording a strong fourth-place finish last weekend at the Wichita North Boys Invitational. The Colts took fourth with 119 points, just 2 1/2 behind third-place Maize.

TSnews The Eisenhower Tigers girls wrestling team opened the new year with a solid performance last weekend at the second Wichita North invite of the season. The Tigers finished 10th with 62 points, one behind ninth-place Andover and two behind eighth-place Arkansas City.

TSnews The Cheney boys basketball team’s defense played particularly well as the Cardinals beat the visiting Nickerson Panthers 83-50 last Friday. Leading by 5 points, the Cardinals outscored the Panthers 22-7 in the second quarter for a 4020 halftime lead.

TSnews The Clearwater Indians girls basketball team used a strong defensive performance to open the new year with a 43-23 win last Friday over the Arkansas City Bulldogs at Clearwater High School. The Indians (6-1) led Arkansas City 10-7 after the opening period and 20-14 at the intermission, but held the visitors to just nine points – including just two baskets, both in the third period – after the intermission as they led 33-19 going to the fourth quarter.

TSnews The Clearwater Indians boys basketball team almost rallied from a 14-point fourth-quarter deficit, but ultimately fell short in a 53-48 loss to the Arkansas City Bulldogs last Friday at Clearwater High School. The Bulldogs sprinted out to a 14-4 lead after the opening period, but Clearwater battled back to tie the score at 21 by halftime.