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Stockton freshman Ashlyn Hahn pinned her way to a first-place finish last Saturday at the 2022 Panther Classic held in Phillipsburg. Hahn, who owns an impressive record of 27-4 on the season, defeated Hannah Crathorne of Great Bend, Kaleigh McFee of Atwood-Rawlins Co., and Sabrina Todd of Norton.

Last Saturday three members of the Stockton Tigers Boys Wrestling Team, Emerson Lowry, Zach Young, and Ryan Mongeau, traveled to Phillipsburg where they competed in the Panther Classic. Results of their action on the day is as follows: 126—Emerson Lowry (9-13) place is unknown and scored 0.

The Stockton Lady Tigers were on the road for last week’s basketball action, falling to the Lady Railers in Ellis on Tuesday by the score of 59-41, and then being defeated on Friday at Hoxie, 65-37.

BOWLERETTE Cikanek Law Breakers 12-4 WWB 10-6 Stockton Medical Clinic 6-10 Hamit Auction 4-12 High Game Scratch: Gail Gibbs 169, Willy Broyles 162, Kalie Highland 158. High Series Scratch: Kalie Highland 444, Willy Broyles 421, Gail Gibbs 419.

The Stockton Junior High Tiger Wrestling season got underway on January 20 when Stockton traveled to Plainville. On the 27th the Tigers were in Oberlin, and last week the grapplers were on the road to Hoxie.

Plainville Wrestling Club hosted a tournament which had over 400 wrestlers in town on Saturday, February 5, competing in their Plainville Open, Novice and Girls Tournament. Stockton Wrestling Club had a busy day with thirteen of their own wrestlers competing in two Plainville gyms.

COMPETING at the Knights of Columbus Free Throw Contest held on Sunday, February 6th in Plainville from Stockton were: (from left) Garrison Mongeau, Kolt Kuhlmann, Jace Kesler, Baileigh Balthazor and Leigha Balthazor.

FRESHMAN AVA DIX glides in for a layup during the Lady Tigers vs. Northern Valley basketball game on January 25..

CLAIRE PLUMER, a sophomore on the Striders dance team, performed with the rest of the Pink Ladies to a mashup of musical selections from the movie, “Grease.” The Striders performed the dance during halftime of the Lady Tigers’ game against Northern Valley.

SHS SENIOR RYLAN BASART signed a letter of intent to pursue his javelin career in track with the University of Nebraska-Kearney Lopers. Among those on hand for the signing on February 1 were his coaches, from left: Justin Basart (also his dad), Janet Kuhlmann, Alexa Rogers and Clint Bedore.