Sports

TSnews The Garden Plain Owls football team defeated the visiting Beloit Trojans 31-14 last Friday, and in the process washed their palettes of last year’s home playoff loss to the same team. The Owls owned the first half, scoring on all three of their possessions.

TSnews The Campus Colts boys soccer team saw its season end in a 3-0 regional-opening loss at Maize on Tuesday, Oct. 28, but head coach Casey Reece said the score didn’t match how competitive the match was.

TSnews The Goddard Lions boys soccer team saw its season end with a 5-0 loss at No. 2 seed Newton in a regional opener on Tuesday, Oct.

TSnews Nearly everything went right as the Argonia-Attica Titans cruised to a 68-28 victory in Argonia over the St. John Tigers in the 8-player Div.

TSnews The Clearwater Indians jumped out to a big lead in last Friday’s home win over the Goodland Cowboys, going on to win 48-0 and finishing the football season with a 3-6 record. The Indians gained 363 yards of offense, while limiting the Cowboys to just 93 yards.

TSnews Trailing 17-14 at halftime, the Goddard Lions scored 13 unanswered points to beat the Maize South Mavericks 27-24 in last Thursday’s Class 5A playoff football game at Goddard District Stadium. Getting a first-round playoff win was a big goal this season for the Lions, who had lost at home the past four seasons as the higher seed.

TSnews The Conway Springs Cardinals football season ended in a 14-13 loss at the Inman Teutons last Thursday. The loss was a hard one for the Cardinals, who felt they had several opportunities to get a win over Teutons, who were 7-1 and the No.

TSnews The Eisenhower Tigers have seen the Hays Indians many times in recent years, including in last Thursday’s Class 5A football playoff. The result was familiar, too, with Hays winning 49-30.

TSnews The Campus Colts’ football season came to an end with a 57-14 loss at the Wichita Northwest Grizzlies last Friday. The Grizzlies were a heavy favorite against the winless Colts, as the No.

TSnews Two big plays in the third quarter of last Friday’s Class 3A football playoff game helped the Cheney Cardinals to a 3610 victory over the visiting Concordia Panthers. Leading 15-10 at halftime, the Cardinals had struggled against both the Panthers and yellow flags.