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Lions roar loudest

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TSnews Friday’s “Roar on 54” crosstown rivalry between the Goddard Lions and Eisenhower Tigers was a long, ugly contest, with numerous TV time outs as the game aired on regional cable, as well as a seeming constant rain of yellow penalty flags. The game ended with nearly 40 penalties.
Erik Olivas runs for a large gain during Goddard’s rivalry win over the Eisenhower Tigers. Olivas had a big night following the loss of the Lions’ starting quarterback, helping them to a 36-28 win. Matt Buchar/Ginger Viking Fotos

Cardinals lose close game at Holcomb

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The Cheney Cardinals took a second half lead on the road at the Holcomb Longhorns, but lost 15-13 in last Friday’s season-opening football game. The Cardinals have a number of new varsity starters, including at several key positions, and are still settling into their new roles, said head coach Shelby Wehrman.

Rough first half dooms Goddard Lions

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A scoreless first half cost the Goddard Lions in a 55-28 loss last Friday at the Maize Eagles. The Eagles ran out to a 27-0 halftime lead, putting the Lions in a hole they could not get out of.

Cross Country

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The 2025 cross country season began Thursday at Clearwater’s annual meet. The Indians host numerous schools, including local competitors Cheney, Conway Springs and Goddard.
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Owls ride Emrick to big road victory

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TSnews Emrick Hays ran for 327 yards and three touchdowns as the Garden Plain Owls took care of business in a 34-15 win against the host Trinity Academy Knights last Friday. Hays score the Owls’ first two touchdowns, including one on a 63-yard scamper, for a 14-0 lead.

Volleyball

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TSnews The Argonia Raiders volleyball team started off its season in dominating fashion last Tuesday at Attica, sweeping a quadrangular with Attica, Pretty Prairie and South Haven. The Raiders downed Pretty Prairie 25-20, 2513, Attica 25-7, 25-9 and South Haven 25-13, 25-9.
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