Pratt, Kan. - The Pratt Community College Beavers kicked off the month of December by hosting the T-Birds of Cloud County Community College this afternoon, December 3. The T-Birds entered this afternoon’s contest sitting at the top of the Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference standings. The Beavers were coming off a dominating win on Wednesday, November 30 at Wayland Baptist ( JV) 84-64.
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Last year’s Macksville High School girls basketball team experienced the first winning record in 18 years for the girls’ program. It was a confidence booster for sure, and many girls from that team return. But Megan Schroeder is focused on continued improvement for the 2022-23 season.
HAYS, Kan. – Jackson Piper, Overland Park junior, was sworn-in to the Kansas Army National Guard in November. As the first student to be part of the FHSU Officer Candidate School program, he will start basic combat training immediately followed by advanced individual training in January. Piper will begin phase one of the Officer Candidate School program in the summer of 2024.
Northwestern Oklahoma State University’s Alva campus played host to the 17th annual Ranger Research Day in the Student Center Ballroom where 20 projects were entered with 33 participants having the opportunity to display, share and discuss their research with peers, professors and the Alva community.
As the 2022-23 basketball season approaches, the PHS Girls’ team is hard at work to ensure another successful season. Head Coach Dustin Hildebrand has already expressed positive comments on this year’s squad of Lady Greenbacks, and he is excited to see what this team can accomplish.
The Kiowa County High School girls basketball team lost several top players to graduation from last year’s 17-4 Mavericks, but Coach Marcus Mitchell is looking to build of that success for the coming 202223 season.
This will be a year of big change for the Lady Tigers of St. John. The 2022-23 team loses four seniors to graduation, including their leading scorer and 3-pt % leader Darby Smith, who now plays for the Barton County Cougars. The Tigers return very little varsity experience, but Coach Danny Smith said he likes the potential of the young players coming on board.
The USD 350 Technology Club recently won a grant from the South Central Community Foundation for $2,000. Why? The main reason Ixchel Mixon, the technology club representative, said was to give the students a chance to learn more about coding.
Mark Schnabel, Newton Kansan, contributed to this report A familiar name in Kansas high school basketball takes over for the Remington Bronco boys, transitioning over from two seasons at Wichita East. Clint Kinnamon, who spent 19 years at St.