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Injured players and tough competition put a mid-season damper on an invigorated St.

Skyline High School’s volleyball team wrapped up league play by traveling to Attica for the HOPL (Heart of the Plains League) tournament on Saturday, October 12.

By Stacey Fisher Special to the Tribune Skyline Cross Country competed at the Sterling Invitational on Thursday, October 10 at the Sterling Country Club. There… Login to continue reading Login…

The Pratt Community College men’s soccer team finished last week, September 9-14, with two shutout wins against Allen County Community College and Hesston College.

The Pratt Community College tennis programs were in action in McPherson, Kansas this past Friday, Sept.

The Pratt Community College volleyball team traveled to Concordia, Kansas on Saturday, Sept.

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.