As the 2025 spring season has progressed, the Pratt High School baseball team has been playing solid baseball. They are currently working their way through each Central Kansas League opponent, and they recently picked up two sweeps against Nickerson and Smoky Valley.
USD 350 hosted the Keith Blide Invitational Track Meet last week in St. John on a windy day that still produced outstanding results.
Kendall Grippin Senior baseball player Kendall Grippin of Macksville/Kinsley (2-1A, 7-1) has had a hot start to the year both on the mound and at… Login to continue reading Login…
The Pratt High School track and field team recently hosted their annual varsity invitational on Friday, April 11 at the Bill Keller Family Sports Complex. Here, the Greenbacks hosted several teams from around the state of varying size, and they were able to put up solid results.
The Pratt High School softball team was able to pick up needed wins against multiple CKL opponents after a slow start to the 2025 season. These were against Nickerson and Hoisington, who the Lady Greenbacks were able to sweep to improve their regular season record. First, Pratt most recently matched up against the Nickerson Panthers in a doubleheader at Green Sports Complex.
Pratt High School and Skyline High School have been names Sportsmanship Award Winners for the 2024-25 basketball competition year by the Kansas State High School Activities Association. These two schools in the Tri-County Tribune coverage area were among 36 Kansas high schools eligible to receive such an award, as voted on by peers in their respective leagues.
Pratt Community College was represented by sophomores D. Smith, J. Sollner, and freshman A. Smith at the National Collegiate Clay Target Shooting Championships held last week during Spring Break in San Antonio, Texas.
A pair of struggling young women’s flag football programs came together Wednesday at Thresher Stadium with Pratt Community College pulling away in the second half for a 48-6 win over Bethel College.
Kollyn Strong Pratt High School senior Kollyn Strong has already announced an official commitment to The University of Nebraska at Kearney for track and field… Login to continue reading Login…
The Pratt High School Boys’ Golf team has gotten off to a hot start to begin the 2025 campaign. Recently, the team was able to capture their annual home tournament title, which was one of Head Coach Tim Rector’s top goals for the season.