Hesston High School Swathers

Hesston girls turn up pressure, beat Haven

It only took a couple of good defensive possessions for the Hesston girls basketball team to dramatically change the game against visiting Haven on Friday. Full Story →

Basketball notes: Sunrise’s academy team going strong

Sunrise’s boys basketball program is right where coach Kyle Lindsted wants — the Buffaloes are getting better talent every season. Full Story →

Raleigh leads Hesston past Garden Plain

Hesston 52, Garden Plain 34 —Grant Raleigh sparked a second-half surge for Hesston’s boys on Thursday night, scoring 14 of his 16 points in the half to help the Swathers defeat Garden Plain 52-34 in a tournament game at Garden Plain. Full Story →

Roundup: Arkansas City rallies into 5A playoffs

Arkansas City rallied from a 14-3 halftime deficit to visiting West with all 27 second-half points Thursday night, winning 30-14 and putting on a late touchdown that insured a playoff berth in Class 5A. Full Story →

Roundup: Franklin leads Collegiate to district title

Isaiah Franklin rushed for 210 yards and three touchdowns Friday night as Collegiate wrapped up Class 4A-District 11 with a 41-20 victory over Rose Hill. Full Story →

Football notes: Andover back to winning ways

The past two football seasons at Andover were frustrating, disappointing and difficult. Full Story →

Football notes: Versatile McKinney leads Hesston back

Hesston coach Marc Marinelli has cut back on the number of times quarterback Wyatt McKinney runs the football. Full Story →

Roundup: Redington rallies Mulvane past Vikings

Ark City 41, A. Central 20 Full Story →

Roundup: Independent rolls by Belle Plaine

Trey Williams caught two touchdown passes and returned a kickoff for a touchdown as Independent beat host Belle Plaine 55-28 on Friday night in a Central Plains League game. Full Story →

Late heroics left Halstead past Hesston

As hysteria enveloped everyone around him, Halstead backup quarterback Devan Herb walked calmly back to the sidelines. Once there, he shrugged his shoulders and shook his head. Full Story →

Football notes: Eisenhower sets its own path

A group of players from each grade at Eisenhower met last school year to brainstorm ideas for the school’s first football season, talking about everything from T-shirt designs to how the Tigers would walk onto the field before the game. Full Story →