Sports

Body The Stockton Tigers made the trip to Lincoln last Saturday to wrap up their Northern Plains League Basketball Tournament run in the long-delayed seventh- place game against Tescott. Stockton came out with energy and confidence, jumping out to a 19–16 lead after the first quarter.

Body The 2025–26 Mid-Continent League All-Academic Team was announced during this year’s MCL Basketball Tournament.

Body The Plainville Lady Cardinals hosted Hoisington on Monday, January 26, but ran into a strong Lady Cardinal squad and fell by a final score of 76-48. Hoisington jumped out to an early lead, taking advantage of a fast start to go up 25-14 by the end of the first quarter.

Body The Plainville girls and boys wrestling teams competed in the 2025-26 Mid-Continent League Wrestling Tournament on Friday, January 30, in Wa-Keeney, hosted by Trego Community High School. The Lady Cardinals were led by two league champions, Kaeleigh Klein and Lillian Garcia.

Body In a thrilling showdown at Cardinal Gym on Saturday, January 31, the Plainville Cardinals faced off against the TMP Monarchs for the coveted Mid-Continent League Basketball Tournament Championship.

Body The Stockton High School girls wrestling team competed at the 5th Annual Rocky Welton Invitational held Friday and Saturday, January 30–31, in Garden City, facing a large field of competitors from Kansas, Nebraska, and Colorado.

Body The Stockton Tigers hosted the Thunder Ridge Longhorns in junior high basketball action last Thursday. It was the final game of the regular season for the Tigers as they are competing in the Pike Trail League Basketball Tournament this week in Tescott.

Body The Logan/Palco Trojans traveled to Colby on Tuesday, January 27 to face the Rawlins County Buffaloes. There was not a JV girls game, so the JV boys kicked off the evening of basketball.

Body The Plainville Lady Cardinals saw their Mid-Continent League Basketball Tournament run come to an end with a narrow overtime loss to Phillipsburg on Thursday, January 22, in Norton, falling 53-50 in their second meeting of the season.

Body The Stockton Tigers boys basketball team had a busy week on their home court last week, hosting three opponents in five days and finishing with a 2–1 record in varsity play. Stockton opened the week on Monday against Natoma and came away with a 55–41 victory.