Sports

THE STOCKTON LADY TIGERS celebrate a block against the Hoxie Lady Indians during the September 14 triangular held at Tiger Gymnasium..

The 68 members that were present in Topeka for the KSHSAA Board of Directors Meeting on Wednesday, September 15, took action on four agenda items, including sanctioning a 6-Player Football State Championship starting with the 2022 season.

SHS QUARTERBACK Max Moffet prepares for the handoff from center Hayden Hilbrink in the game vs. Logan/Palco..

RYLEIGH GARDNER, a Stockton High School freshman, gets off to a strong start in the JV girls cross country race held last Thursday at Webster State Park. Gardner ended up placing fourth with a time of 32:22.50.

WITH FRESHMAN SHYANNE BALTHAZOR, #14, BLOCKING, ball carrier Zach Young, #9, a sophomore, looks for a hole to run through in the Tigers’ game with Logan/Palco last Friday. Freshman Emerson Lowry, #5, and sophomore Max Moffet, #8, are also pictured.

Johnny Hamel had another impressive outing last Thursday, placing second at the cross country meet held at Webster State Park.

Last Thursday the Stockton Tigers hosted the Leoti/Wichita County Indians in junior high volleyball and football action.

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The Stockton Lady Tigers traveled to WaKeeney last Tuesday, September 7, for a volleyball triangular with TMP and the host Lady Eagles. Unfortunately it was a rough night for Stockton as the girls were defeated by both teams.

Despite having several players gone, the Stockton Lady Tigers were able to earn a fourth-place finish at the Trego Invitational varsity volleyball tournament held at WaKeeney last Saturday.