Sports

HESSTON—The Osage City Indians sent a pair of golfers to the Class 3A State Golf Tournament May 26, where junior Duncan Fort finished in a four-way tie for 14th.

Teammate Ethan Thompson also hit well, finishing nine strokes back in a four-way tie for 55th place, finishing at 90.

“I am very proud of both Duncan and Ethan for their performances at state,” said Osage City coach Tracy Watkins. “Duncan bettered his finish last year by six places.

HERINGTON—The Lyndon Tigers’ track team competed at the Class 2A Regional Track & Field meet May 21 at Herington, qualifying six events and five Track and Field Championships May 29-30 in Wichita.

The Lady Tigers qualified in five events, led by regional champion Alexa Dorcas, who won the high jump at 5-2.

Freshman Victoria Hughes was second in the 200 meters in 27.79; and sophomore Grace Spencer was second in the Pole Vault at 8 feet. Hughes was a pot from qualifying in the 100 meters, placing fifth.

EMPORIA—The Marais des Cygnes Valley Trojans finished fourth in the boys’ meet and fifth in the girls’ meet.

Curtis Sowers was first in the 100 in 11.88 and second in the long jump at 19-8, Chase Allen was third in the 200 in 24.61 and fourth in the long jump, Cody Patterson was third in the discus at 126-2, Christian Cannon was fourth in the javelin at 154-10; Leon Sluder was fifth in the 3200, Mitch Saffle was fifth in the shot put, and Zave Goodrich was sixth in the 100.

Santa Fe Trail’s baseball and softball games ended early May 5, and were rescheduled for May 11. Softball resumed the softball doubleheader Monday, however, the baseball game was canceled due to wet field conditions.

SFT’s May 8 games at West Franklin were cancelled.

Osage City rescheduled the May 8 games with Northern Heights Monday, and the May 5 games with Rossville Tuesday.

Lyndon’s games May 5 games at Burlingame were reschedule for 4:30 p.m. Tuesday. Lyndon’s games with Chase County and Burlingame’s doubleheaders at Central Heights were not rescheduled.