PHS cheerleading begins winter season with new composition
The Pratt High School Cheerleading squad recently began their winter sports season.
December 2023
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Guards to lead Macksville boys in new season
The Macksville High School boys basketball team graduated six top players from last year’s 1A Division I state champion team but they return a strong nucleus of guards to led them onward in 2023-24.“Our guards Diego Esparza and Hector Gomez have played a ton of varsity basketball and are very strong and quick and Guevara got to play a lot last year and would have played/started on most other teams that didn’t have so much depth,” said head coach Jeff Kuckelman.
Kiowa County Lady Mavericks look to compete with speed and aggressiveness
The Kiowa County High School girls basketball team is in a rebuilding year of sorts this year.
Skyline girls drop first game of new season
The Skyline Thunderbirds Girls’ Team took the long bus ride to western Kansas for their season-opener against Southwestern Heights.
Pratt High School girls win home wrestling tournament to kick off season
The Pratt High School Girls’ Wrestling team recently kicked off their 2023-24 season.
Thunderbird boys start season with a big win
The Skyline Thunderbirds traveled far west on Friday, December 1 to take on the Mustangs of Southwestern Heights in their first game of the season.
Emma Stimatze named to the Dean’s List at Palmer College of Chiropractic
Emma Stimatze of Macksville, Kansas has been named to the 2023 summer trimester Dean’s List at Palmer College of Chiropractic’s Main Campus in Davenport, Iowa.Palmer College of Chiropractic, the first and largest college in the chiropractic profession, has campuses in Davenport, Iowa; San Jose, California; and Port Orange, Florida.
Patton appointed to PCC Board of Trustees
Pratt Community College is delighted to announce the appointment of Suzan Patton as a new member of our Board of Trustees on November 20, 2023.
Education agenda: Here’s what Kansas lawmakers have in mind for school districts and students
When Kansas lawmakers convene at the Statehouse in January, their to-do list could include several measures that would affect public school districts and students.A special committee on education, chaired by Republican Rep.