Macksville High School senior Kendall Grippin has signed a letter of intent to play baseball with Friends University. He played with the Kinsley-Macksville baseball team for the past two years. In his tenure as a baseball player, Grippin was the 2024 Five Tool Oklahoma Tournament Player of the Game (championship game) pitched 4 innings 4K’s 1 hit 0 Runs.
The Pratt High School softball team recently wrapped up their 2025 campaign. After putting together a very successful regular season, the Lady Greenbacks claimed the #7 seed in the 4A West Regional bracket.
The Pratt High School Baseball team competed in the 2025 Regional tournament this past week. With the team having a very successful regular season of 22-4, they were able to secure the #2 seed in the 4A West bracket. This meant that they would be one of the host schools for regional play, which was on Tuesday, May 20.
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Track and field athletes at St. John-Hudson High School continue spring competition with the following results of May meets. Highlights from both meets continue to be the domination of the Tiger boys relay teams.
What goes bang, bang, bang? My wife said it was a nail gun that a roofer would use. I knew someone was shooting guns but I didn’t know where. Luckily it didn’t hit me but on the southwest corner of Stafford is a gun range.
Hudson Rector Hudson Rector, Pratt High School senior held the line in football, rounded out a competitive golf team, won medals for Pratt Powerlifting, and… Login to continue reading Login…
The Pratt High School’s (PHS) boys golf team won their first-ever Central Kansas League (CKL) conference championship this past weekend with Grant McAtee taking first place, followed by Beau Ferrell and Quinton Humble in second and third place respectively. Matthew Garnett and Hudson Rector rounded out the field of golfers representing Pratt High, as the team battled back and forth all afternoon with rival Hesston High School.
The Pratt High School boys’ golf team recently competed in two more tournaments with their regular season winding down. These were in Halstead at Wedgewood Golf Course on Tuesday, May 6, and the annual 36-hole tournament in Hillsboro/Marion on Friday, May 9.
The Pratt High School baseball team has continued to compete well in the regular season schedule. Most recently, they played against Kingman and Hillsboro in two doubleheaders, and they were able to sweep both squads.