The Pratt High School football team mustered two touchdowns and a handful of rushing yards against powerhouse and undefeated Andale last Friday for a non-district home game in Pratt. Even though it was a tough night for the Greenbacks with a dismal 42-14 final, there were moments to be proud of.
The Macksville Mustangs High School football team clinched a definitive District 7 Championship on Friday with a 62-0 over Kiowa County High School. This win puts the Mustangs at 8-0 for the season as they look towards a match up with South Gray this Thursday, 7 p.m. at home in the first round of post-season playoffs.
Pratt High School tennis player Bailey Jackson qualified for the 4A State Tennis Tournament last weekend by finishing 5th at regionals. She defeated a player from Wellington 6-2,6-1 to earn a back-to-back state qualifier ticket.
The Macksville Mustangs took on the Skyline Thunderbirds last Friday, and used a multi-talented offense to rip off 50 unanswered points and booth their record to 7-0 for the season. “Well they did a nice job of stopping our rushing attack so we were able to throw the ball,” said Macksville head coach Kyle Bright.
Pratt, Kan. - On Wednesday, October 12, the Pratt Community College Beavers hosted the #12 Red Devils of Allen County Community College. In what has become a rivalry between the two teams, last night’s match was not only for jockeying in the conference standings, but one where the Beavers were looking for revenge after having lost at Allen County 2-1 back on September 21.
Sports in Kansas recently published their annual Football in Kansas: 2022 All-Underrated Team, featuring players from every class and position group. Front and center for Pratt High School’s 6-1 3A football powerhouse was senior Easton Rector.
The Macksville Mustangs took on the Skyline Thunderbirds last Friday, and used a multi-talented offense to rip off 50 unanswered points and booth their record to 7-0 for the season. “Well they did a nice job of stopping our rushing attack so we were able to throw the ball,” said Macksville head coach Kyle Bright.
Big 12 Commissioner Brett Yormark spent part of this week in Manhattan, at ESPN’s South Street Seaport studios and also hunkered down in the midtown offices of one of the top public relations firms in the country, trying to “set the narrative” for a conference that has come back from the brink.
Pratt, Kan. - Pratt Community College hosted the Barton Community College Cougars on Monday, October 3rd for a conference matchup in front of a packed Beaver Dome. The Cougars took an early 1-0 lead after winning set one 25-15. Pratt came swinging back and took set two with a 27-25 victory. It was all Beavers in the third set as they held onto a resounding lead all the way until the end with a 25-17 victory. Barton came back in the fourth and won 25-11 to tie the match 2-2. Unfortunately, it was all Cougars in the fifth set as the Beavers were unable to score double digit points and lost the set 15-8 and the match 3-2.
Capitol Federal https://kshsaacovered.com/ news/2022/10/4/macksville The first play from scrimmage set the tone for an explosive and efficient offensive performance for the Macksville Mustangs last Friday at Ness City. Mustang 6-foot-6 quarterback Ryan Kuckelman dropped back to pass on the first snap and found a wideopen Jason Cleveland for a 50-yard touchdown pass.