Tejay Cleland is a sports anchor and reporter for KWCH 12 and Catchit Kansas, with work that has also appeared on KWTX News 10. With a focus on local sports in Wichita, Kansas, Tejay covers a wide range of high school and college athletics, providing in-depth coverage, interviews, and analysis.
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By: Tejay Cleland
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Demons, Blue Aces go into playoffs 5-3.
Mavericks set to play Eisenhower.
Eagles ready for trip to Manhattan.
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