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A shorthanded Humboldt junior varsity squad showed more than a little spirit and determination in a 20-6 loss at Caney Valley Monday. The Cubs suited up just14 players for the game.
Allen Community College notched another victory in a busy week. But the Red Devils struggled at time against Ottawa's JV squad, and now must gear up for defending national champion Cowley County on Wednesday.
Close matches were the norm as Marmaton Valley Junior High's volleyball team took both visiting Pleasanton and Yates Center to three sets. But the visitors prevailed in both matches.
Iola Middle School's volleyball teams fared well in some matches, particularly for the eighth-grade A team, while struggling in others against visiting Wellsville Monday. The squads have a week off until going to Osawatomie next Monday.
Allen fell behind early and came up empty on multiple scoring chances in the second half to drop a conference match to Pratt, 3-0, Wednesday. Allen Community College hit a speed bump Wednesday on its way to the top of the Jayhawk Conference standings. The Red Devils, who hadn’t lost since fall
Allen Communty College scored five goals in the first half and cruised from there in a 5-0 win over Pratt. The Red Devils will visit No. 3-ranked Johnson County Saturday.
For a brief glorious moment, Allen Community College had the defending champions on their heels.
Several Humboldt High runners set personal marks at a meet in Girard Thursday, while Anna Heisler and Tori Melendez earned medals in the varsity girls race. GIRARD — Humboldt High’s cross country team hit the ground running Thursday at the Girard Invitational. Against last year’s meet, several
Humboldt Middle School's offense was strong and its defense was stronger Wednesday in a 38-0 win over Fredonia. FREDONIA — Humboldt Middle School made quick work of its Fredonia hosts Thursday as the Cub football squad rolled to a 38-0 victory. The Cubs struck early, scoring on a 70-yard touch
Back-to-back losses at Iola's home tournament — both to leaguee rivals, no less — left the Mustang faithful a bit disheartened Saturday. But the Mustangs gathered a bit of redemption by tackling one of those foes (Anderson County) in a rematch to take third place.
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