Wichita Collegiate High School Spartans

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Collegiate battles back, wins another 4A tennis title

Sam Beren said it took a couple hours on the couch and several ounces of Gatorade to get over the first day of the Class 4A state tennis tournament. Full Story →

Osland, Norman, Lopez advance

Defending champion Wichita Collegiate advanced all of its entries into the Class 4A state tennis quarterfinals, but junior singles player Travis Osland was the lone Spartan who made it through to the semifinals on Friday at Collegiate. Full Story →

Boys tennis: Collegiate’s entire squad heads to state

The regional singles final on Sunday between Collegiate teammates Travis Osland and Samuel Beren was, according to coach Dave Hawley, an epic match. Full Story →

Fate of Class 4A left to schools

The Kansas State High School Activities Association’s board of directors voted Friday to allow Class 4A’s 64 schools to vote on whether it will split into two divisions for five sports. Full Story →

Hayden brothers battle in singles final; Collegiate takes tennis team title

When Topeka Hayden brothers Blake and Tommy Hunter met in the singles championship match of the Wichita Collegiate tennis Tournament of Champions on Saturday, their mother Tina was arguably under the most pressure. Full Story →

Baker, Wessel show prep coaches that Wichita State committed to Kansas players

Heights basketball coach Joe Auer attended Wichita State’s practice on Tuesday afternoon at Koch Arena to watch the Final Four preparations. Full Story →

Baseball notes: Collegiate’s Moxley off to perfect start

Collegiate pitcher Max Moxley had a rough year on the mound last season. His defense didn’t support him, leading to 25 unearned runs. Full Story →

Winfield boys eliminate Collegiate

Last fall, coach Troy Lallemand collected every bit of information he could about the history of the Winfield boys basketball program. Full Story →

Winfield, Collegiate move on at Mulvane

Winfield basketball coach Troy Lallemand was sitting on a near-perfect set play with not a lot of time left to implement it. Full Story →

Concussion symptoms bringing fewer doubters among high school athletes

Collegiate junior Jordan Hull suffered three concussions in the past year and a half. Two, including her most recent during a basketball game on Jan. 4, were sports-related. The quick succession of concussions frightened her and she now wears padded headgear to protect herself. Full Story →

Bowling notes: Heights adds bowlers from hallways

Heights senior Chanell Nguyen has her future basically planned out, specifically the part about attending University of Kansas Medical School to become an anesthesiologist. Full Story →