Sports

Area teams struggle at Lyndon tourney

By Jeremy Gaston on Wed, 09/16/2015 - 15:24

LYNDON—Osage County representatives struggled through the Lyndon Invitational Sept. 12, going winless in pool play against other teams.

The county’s only win came at the end of pool play, when Marais des Cygnes Valley beat the host Lady Tigers 25-11, 25-21. Sara Flewelling led the Lady Trojans with 4 attacks and 2 blocks.

MdCV preceded the win with a 25-10, 25-11 loss to Lebo and a 25-13, 22-25, 25-23 loss to Jackson Heights.

Bearcats earn break-out win against Trojans

By Shane Jackson on Wed, 09/16/2015 - 15:22

BURLINGAME—Burlingame (2-0) came storming out of the game with 48 points in the first half, en route to a 62-14 thumping of Marais des Cygnes Valley (1-1).

“That was a big win for our program,” said Jeff Slater, Burlingame head coach. “I’m very pleased with our execution in all three phases of the game.”

Hutchins found the end zone with ease, earning six touchdowns, five of which came on the ground. He scored from all over the field, with three of his touchdowns coming inside the 10-yard line.

Lyndon ranked 10th in Class 2A volleyball

By Jeremy Gaston on Wed, 08/26/2015 - 12:58

The Kansas Volleyball Association has released its preseason rankings, which include Lyndon High School at the 10th ranked team in Class 2A.

The complete ranking are avaaible at http://www.kansasvolleyballassociation.org/rankings/2015_rankings/kva.ra...

2015 Fall Sports Preview

By Jeremy Gaston on Wed, 08/26/2015 - 12:17

The Osage County Herald-Chronicle's Fall Sports Preview was published Thursday, Aug. 27 in the print and online editions. The special news supplement contains write ups, schedules and team pictures for the fall varsity sports teams, including football, volleyball, cross country, girls' golf and cheerleading. Osage County's five high schools - Burlingame, Lyndon, Marais des Cygnes Valley, Osage City and Santa Fe Trail - are each presented in guide.

Area cyclists begin cross-country trek

By The Herald-Chronicle on Wed, 07/29/2015 - 13:06

David Saving, Lenexa, and Scott Averill, Overbrook, both 60 years of age and long-time friends, began biking across the United States today. They are achieving this bucket list challenge by riding their bikes over 3,500 miles across 12 states to raise awareness and funding for children’s education in 29 countries.

LeadaChild, a 501(c)(3) organization, has served to provide education for children for over 47 years. Saving and Averill will be departing Portland, Ore., and ride across the United States to Portland, Maine.

SFTHS to host alumni football game Saturday

By Jeremy Gaston on Thu, 07/09/2015 - 11:26

CARBONDALE—Santa Fe Trail High School will host an alumni football game at 7 p.m. Saturday at Santa Fe Trail High School.

“We have a home-and-home (trade out), so this year it’s at our place,” said SFT Coach Jayson Duncan. “Last year it was a good money maker for both teams. We’re hoping a lot of people come out and support us, watch a good football game and help support us. We’re looing forward to it.”

All County baseball, softball teams

By Jeremy Gaston on Mon, 06/22/2015 - 09:08

All County Baseball

Spencer Bessette Santa Fe Trail Sr. P 1st4ADII All-State, 1st PL All-League
Jake Butterfield Osage City Sr. P 2nd 3A All-State, 1st FHL All-League
Seth Coltrane Santa Fe Trail Jr. IF 2nd PL All-League
Wyatt Fitch Lyndon Jr. OF 2nd PL All-League
Weston Gloss Santa Fe Trail Sr. 1B 1st 4ADII All-State, 1st PL All-League
Brian Hawkins Santa Fe Trail Jr. C 1st PL All-League
Ryan Haskins Osage City Jr. P 2nd PL All-League
Jaden Hielscher Lyndon FR C HM PL All-League

Courtwright to play in Blue-Grey Super Combine

By Jeremy Gaston on Fri, 06/19/2015 - 13:58

Santa Fe Trail’s Daniel Courtwright has been selected to attend the Blue-Grey Southwest Super Combine at AT&T Stadium June 27-28 in Arlington, Texas.

Courtwright qualified for the prestigious national invitation as a receiver/cornerback as a result of his performance at a regional combine last April in Kansas City. He had the top weightlifting performance of 55 receivers in the two-day event.

KSHSAA changes girls cross country distance

By Jeremy Gaston on Mon, 06/15/2015 - 16:18

TOPEKA—The Kansas State High School Activities Association has officially increase the girls’ cross country state distance from four to five kilometers, matching the boy’s distance and the competitive distance at the college level.

“In recent years there has been ongoing discussion regarding a potential change in distance for KSHSAA high school girls cross country,” said a news release from the organization.

KSHAA cited surveys from coaches and athletics directors, as well as a letter from the U.S. Office of Civil Rights, in making the decision.

All League Baseball, Softball

By The Herald-Chronicle on Wed, 06/10/2015 - 12:15

All League Baseball

Pioneer League

First Team
Player School Grade Position(s)
Spencer Bessette Santa Fe Trail Sr. P
Chase Brown Central Heights Sr. IF
Andy Dougan Wellsville Jr. IF
Tony Dougan Wellsville Jr. IF
Drew Faulhaber Iola Sr. IF, P
Weston Gloss Santa Fe Trail Sr. IF, P
Brian Hawkins Santa Fe Trail Jr. C
Mason Skiles Anderson County Jr. IF, P
Cody Vandevord Santa Fe Trail Sr. OF, P
Chaseton Wylie Osawatomie So. OF

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