
Pratt girls win fourth at Central Kansas League Tennis Tournament
The Pratt High School Girls’ Tennis team recently competed in the 2024 Central Kansas League tournament.
The Pratt High School Girls’ Tennis team recently competed in the 2024 Central Kansas League tournament.
Coach Jennifer Gillespie and the Macksville Lady Mustangs had a successful day at the Pawnee Heights Tournament last weekend, winning the championship title for the 4th consecutive year.“We are currently 2-4 in the Central Prairie League with Chase and Ellinwood remaining on our schedule this coming Tuesday. Saturday will be our league tournament,” Gillespie said. The Macksville volleyball team is currently 13-14 (varsity) and 6-7 on JV. Several team leaders have stepped up as the season progresses, making for a positive outlook for post season play.“We are currently lead in assists by senior Isabela Ortiz. Her sister, freshman Heidy Ortiz leads the team in blocks and attack percentage,” Gillespie said. ”Senior outside hitter, Diana Ibarra leads the team in total kills. Junior Kinze Grizzell is leading the team in serve receive, serve percentage and digs. Senior Morgan Sebes has the most aces for the team.
Skyline Cross Country was on the road to Ness City to compete in the Clyde T.
Neighbors, friends, family, and area farmers and ranchers showed up the first part of last week at the home and farm of Jay and Amy Derley to help with fall harvest near Lewis in Edwards County.
WASHINGTON — Sweeping legislation that would set food and farm policy for the next five years is in limbo, waiting for lawmakers to decide its fate after the election.The latest deadline for the farm bill passed unceremoniously at midnight on Sept.
The Tri-County Tribune hosted the October Pratt Area Chamber Coffee Chat on Thursday, October 4 at the 313 S.
The South Central Community Foundation has dispersed more than $35M to non-profit organizations and groups in a seven-county service area, and representatives from those counties joined together for a 30th Anniversary celebration on Saturday, October 5 with a Kentucky Derby theme in Pratt.Tables decorated with golden horses, trophies, candles, ribbons, and all the finery associated with a horse-race gala welcomed guests at the Pratt 4-H Education Center last weekend.
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Editor’s Note: The Tri-County Tribune extends congratulations to all area high school homecoming royalty crowned by peer voting this fall season.