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Another first-place XC finish for Johnny Hamel

Tiger sophomore Johnny Hamel earned another first-place finish, this one at the Ness City Invitational held last Thursday at the Ness City Country Club. Nineteen teams competed in the Invitational, with the varsity men’s race featuring 40 runners.
STOCKTON CONNECTION—Johnny Hamel (left), who placed first at Ness City last Thursday, and his second-place competitor, Eli Gruenbacher of Quinter, have a Stockton connection, as Eli’s mother, Shelly (Steeples) Gruenbacher is a Stockton High School graduate. Hamel won the race with a time of 18:44. (Courtesy Photo)

SHS Tigers drop Homecoming game to Wheatland-Grinnell

Last Friday’s Homecoming game between the Stockton Tigers and Wheatland-Grinnell Thunderhawks was won by the visitors in two quarters of action, 63-8. Wheatland-Grinnell scored on the opening drive of the game, but Tiger senior Rylan Basart returned the ensuing kickoff back for a touchdown.
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Bowling News

BOWLERETTE WWB 6-2 Cikanek Law Breakers 5-3 Stockton Medical Clinic 3-5 Hamit Auction 2-6 High Game Scratch: Gail Gibbs 188, Tonya Long 178, Anna Dix 177. High Series Scratch: Gail Gibbs 473, Tonya Long 455, Denise Murchie 402.
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SJH Volleyball girls defeat Wilson

The Stockton Junior High Volleyball Team picked up another win last Thursday when they traveled to Wilson. The A Team downed Wilson 25-12, 25-15, while the B Team won 25-12, 25-12. Stockton’s C Team only played about 15 minutes, but at the end of that time they were trailing 17-23.
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SJH Tigers split at Phillipsburg Triangular

The Stockton Junior High Volleyball Team was in Phillipsburg on Monday to compete in a triangular with Hill City and the host Lady Panthers. The Lady Tigers A Team earned a split, defeating Hill City 20-25, 25-20, 15-6, but falling to Phillipsburg 25-14, 21-25, 11-15.
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