BOWLERETTE Stockton Medical Clinic 16-12 Cikanek Law Breakers 15-13 Hamit Auction 14-14 WWB 11-17 High Game Scratch: Dena Bouchey 189, Erin Balthazor 180, Beverly Boland 171. High Series Scratch: Dena Bouchey 507, Erin Balthazor 417, Kyleigh Stice and Gail Gibbs 392.

JACE HULL, #15, leads the way for his teammate Leighton Colburn who is looking to gain yardage in the Tigers’ game vs. Hoxie..

The Stockton Lady Tigers hosted Oakley and Russell in a triangular last Tuesday evening. The event had been postponed from its original date of September 22 due to COVID-19.

IT’S OUT OF HERE! Jordan Stithem, Grand Island, Neb., participated in the Home Run Derby held last Saturday in conjunction with the Adult Softball Tournament. Proceeds went to renovations of Kincaid Field. In the background, from left, are rec director Aftan Tso, Heath Muir, and Jordan’s brother, Jesse Stithem.

ZACH KESLER, beats out the throw to first base during the championship game of the Adult Softball Tournament held on Saturday. The #RiskReducers, sponsored by Heritage Insurance Group, Inc., defeated M.B.P. out of Great Bend to capture the trophy.

In their final home game of the season last Friday, the Stockton Tigers were shut out by the visiting Hoxie Indians by the score of 50-0. The game was called at the 9:18 mark of the third quarter, due to the mercy rule.

THE USD NO. 271 CHAIN GANG worked their final game of the 2020 season last Friday when Stockton hosted the Hoxie Indians at Tiger Stadium. From left are: Henry Sander, Andy Peterson, Jesse Stithem and Tony Wagner. The Gang brings a lot of experience to the job with Wagner having done it for the last 18 years; Sander, over 15 years, Stithem, 14 years, and Peterson, one year, having replaced Mike Rogers, who retired from the position which he held for 45 years.

Last Tuesday the Stockton Lady Tigers were in Almena for a triangular with Logan and the Lady Huskies. Stockton’s varsity girls went 1-1 on the evening, defeating Northern Valley 25-23, 25-22, but losing to Logan 22-25, 21-25.

The Stockton Tigers were in Downs last Thursday for the Lakeside Cross Country Meet. Due to COVID-related reasons, the 32 registered runners split into two different races.