On Saturday, May 31st, the Stockton Recreation Department held the 6th Annual Stockton Rec. The three-person fundraiser tournament was well-attended, with 26 teams participating. An additional ten teams signed up this year. The tournament is a big fundraiser for them, and they thanked the course for making it easy for them to organize the event.

Three Tigers, Ava Dix, Cheyenne Hoeting and Saj Snyder, qualified for the 2025 State Track and Field Championships to be held this Friday and Saturday at Cessna Stadium in Wichita. The three ladies, along with Kale Kuhlmann, were the only for athletes from Stockton who competed at the 1A Regional Track Meet held in Oberlin last Thursday.

By Bill Scala Eighteen golfers braved high winds for the weekly Men’s Night on Tuesday, May 20th. The course was in great shape after receiving nearly an inch of rain that Sunday.

Junior Cheyenne Hoeting set a new school record at the 2025 Northern Plains League Track Meet held last Friday, the 16th, in Mankato. Hoeting broke her own record in the 1600 Meter Run with a time of 5:38.11, earning her a silver medal at the meet. She also placed third in the 3200 Meter Run.

The 2025 Pike Trail League Junior High Track Meet was held last Tuesday in Mankato. Stockton’s sixth- and seventh-grade girls’teamsperformedwell in their final meet, scoring 87 points for a third-place finish.

On Friday, May 9, the Stockton Tigers competed in the Grizzly Invitational track meet held in Mankato. Although no one brought home a gold medal, Ava Dix earned two silvers (100 Meters and Long Jump), and a bronze (200 Meters), Saj Snyder was second in the 300 Meter Hurdles, and Cheyenne Hoeting was third in the 3200 Meter Run.

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On Friday, April 25, the Stockton High School Track Team competed in the Kaser Relays at Osborne, along with 13 other squads. The Lady Tigers finished seventh as a team, while the Tiger boys were 12th. The Osborne girls and Clifton- Clyde boys won the Relays.

The RoCo Girls Softball Team has been very active recently, having played four doubleheaders in eight days. Unfortunately, the girls came out on the short end of each of the contests, but they nearly picked up a win in the second game of the doubleheader last Friday at Ellis, falling by just one point, 6-7. In the first game with the Lady Railers RoCo put 19 runs on the scoreboard, but fell 29-19.

Senior Ava Dix was the only Tiger to bring home a gold medal at the Quinter Invitational last Friday, missing the Long Jump school record by just one-half inch. Junior Cheyenne Hoeting earned a bronze medal in the 3200 Meter Run, and also placed fourth in the 1600 Meter Run.