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Tigers beat Valley Center

The Eisenhower Tigers girls soccer team faced Valley Center on March 27, winning 6-0. “We played extremely well,” Tigers head coach Roger Downing said.

Baseball

TSnews The Clearwater Indians baseball team currently has a 5-1 record after splitting a twin bill against Rose Hill last Thursday – losing the opener 11-7 and taking the nightcap 6-2 – and sweeping a pair of games at El Dorado on Monday, taking the opener 5-1 and the second game 7-4.

Softball

TSnews The Clearwater Indians softball team got the season off to a strong start by sweeping a pair of doubleheaders. The Indians took two from Rose Hill last Thursday, 11-0 and 1-0, respectively, then swept a twin bill at El Dorado on Monday, 13-3 and 8-3.

Players earn AVCTL honors

The Ark Valley Chisholm Trail League has named its all-league players for the 2024-25 season, across all four basketball divisions. Players from the Campus Colts, Clearwater Indians, Eisenhower Tigers and Goddard Lions were included on the list.

Raiders receive SCBL honors

ARGONIA – Members of the Argonia Raiders girls and boys basketball team have been named to the South Central Border League’s all-league teams, as decided by the league coaches. Tori Morrision was one of six league players named to the first team.

Cheney boys sweep CPL awards

The Cheney Cardinals boys basketball team nabbed all three of the top Central Plains League honors for the 2024-25 season. Joshua Burdick was named as the player of the year, and Jase Robertson was selected as defensive player of the year.

Teams crowned State basketball champs

State basketball tournaments ended on Saturday, with 14 new State champions crowned – seven boys and seven girls teams across different classes. In Class 6A at Koch Arena, the Shawnee Mission Northwest boys defeated Olathe North 63-56 in a Johnson County-only final.

Goodland run sends Cheney home from State

TSnews When the basketball is not going into the hoop, all a team can do is keep shooting and hope things improve. Things did not improve for the Cheney Cardinals in their Class 3A State tournament opener, as they lost 68-52 to the Goodland Cowboys last Thursday night at the Hutchinson Sports Arena.
Cheney Cardinals assistant coach Chad Harbour-Nordahl, a former Cheney player, puts his hand on the shoulder of Jase Robertson after Robertson came to the bench following a foul. The Cardinals lost to the Goodland Cowboys, a team that has placed second at State the past two seasons. Travis Mounts/TSnews
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