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The Cheney Cardinals wrestling team made the trip to Hesston last weekend and had several wrestlers do well at the Hesston Invitational. On the boys side, Caeden Mruk (138 pounds) took second, while Cayle Mruk (132) took fourth and Colton Veach (165) placed fifth.

The Garden Plain Owls wrestling team took just seven wrestlers to last weekend’s Hesston Invitational, but that did not stop the Owls from finding success on the mat. As a team, the Owls took eighth in the boys standings and ninth on the girls side.

The Goddard Lions wrestling team is not known for backing down from a challenge – and that was true again last weekend. On the boys side, the Lions headed to the Des Moines area to compete in the Red Owens Holiday Classic at Southeast Polk High School, while the girls competed at the Christmas Clash in Great Bend.

The Clearwater Indians wrestling team logged one of its busiest stretches of the year last weekend, competing at the Wellington Invitational last Saturday, at the Chase County mixer last Thursday and also sending some of its girls to the Douglass Goodwill Invitational last Friday.

The Campus Colts showed why they are one of the top 10 girls wrestling teams in Class 6A by taking second last weekend at the always-tough Douglass Goodwill Invitational. The Colts finished with 173 points, seven behind tournament champion Newton.

The Eisenhower Tigers girls basketball team overwhelmed Campus with a barrage of early threes and smothering defense, winning 52-29 on Tuesday, Dec. 9, at Campus.

The Clearwater Indians girls basketball team refused to be denied in the finals of the Kingman Eagle Classic last Saturday. Down by six points at the start of the fourth quarter, the Indians held the host Eagles to just two points and rallied for a 35-32 win – and the tournament title.

The Campus Colts and Eisenhower-Goddard Tigers swimming and diving teams recorded top-three performances at the Dec. 11 meet in Haysville.

Eisenhower boys basketball opened its road slate with a comeback win at Campus on Tuesday, Dec. 9, overturning a 10-point halftime deficit to prevail 56-48.

TSnews The Eisenhower Tigers boys basketball team opened its season with a tough test Tuesday, Dec. 2, falling 72-45 to visiting Maize South.