By Staff The Little River baseball team has been on a roll the past week when they earned doubleheader sweeps of both Ellsworth and Sedgwick before splitting a pair with Moundridge. Now 17-5, the Redskins are the fifth seed in state Class 2-1A Region 4 and will play host to twelfth seed Sublette (6-12) in a quarterfinal game on Thursday, May 14. With a win, Little River would then play the winner of fourth-seed Bucklin/Coldwater (14-4) and thirteenth seed

By Staff On Tuesday, the Little River baseball team traveled to Remington and came home with a doubleheader split after losing game one 1-5 and then bouncing back to take game two 12-10. Both the Redskins and Remington struggled on the field as both teams committed five errors in game one.. Little River was led by CJ Herzog who hit for a double and scored the only run of the game while Camden Strecker also hit for a double. Eastyn Wohletz, Kelby Rice

By Staff Hosting a track/field Invitational in Lyons on Tuesday, the Little River teams placed second in the girl’s division while the Redskin boys ran away with the team title. Little River was scheduled to participate at the Sterling Relays on Thursday before hitting the road on Tuesday to an Invitational in Burrton. For the Lady Redskins, they totaled 112 team points to finish second to Canton/Galva who won with 151. Hesston came in third with 98

By Staff The Little River boys track/field team earned a dominant win in the team standings Tuesday at the Lyons Invitational while the Little River girls finished fourth. Scoring 150 team points, the Redskins finished well ahead of second-place Halstead with 111 and third-place Inman with 107. Lyons, Hillsboro, and Marion were other teams competing. For the Lady Redskins, they finished with 96 team points, well behind meet champion Halstead with 140

By Staff It was a winning day for the Little River baseball team as they hosted Marion on Friday and won both ends of the doubleheader, 3-0 and 6-5. In game one, Eastyn Wohletz took the mound for the Redskins and allowed just a pair of hits, zero run and three walks while striking out 12. Wohletz faced 29 batters, threw 108 pitches with 67 of them being strikers in helping Little River get the 3-0 victory. After scoring one run in the

By Staff On Tuesday, Little River’s baseball team traveled to Bennington and came home with a split of the doubleheader, losing game one 3-4 before bouncing back and taking advantage of 11 walks in scoring an 11-4 victory in game two. Little River had trouble getting the bats going in game one, with Eastyn Wohletz getting a pair of hits and CJ Herzog having the only other hit in the game. Jacob Paden scored two of the three runs thanks to getting on with t

By Staff The three area schools competing at the Moundridge Invitational on Tuesday, dominating many events and the team standings. In the boy’s competition, Little River took first with 155 points while Moundridge ran second with 121 and Inman finished fourth with 77. Included in the boy’s meet were 15 first-place finishes by the three area schools with Little River finishing first six times, Moundridge five and Inman four times. Ind

STRECKER, WOHLETZ LED REDSKINS

SCOREBOARD FOR MARCH 23-28

STRECKER THROWS 1-HIT SHUTOUT

DEFEAT LADY CHARGERS 59-24

TAKE DOWN CENTRALIA BY 12

BEAT CENTRAL PLAINS BY 30

POUND SOUTH HAVEN, 76-23

ROLLS TO SUB-STATE FINALS

HAMMER PRATT/SKYLINE 58-14

REDSKINS TAKE DOWN CANTON/GALVA, WAKEFIELD & ELYRIA CHRISTIAN By Staff Little River put together one of its most complete weeks of the season, stacking three wins in four days and showcasing depth, defensive toughness, and a steadily improving offensive rhythm. From a grind‑it‑out home win over Canton‑Galva to back‑to‑back dominant performances against Wakefield and Elyria Christian, the Redskins looked every bit like a team sharpening itself for po

OUTSCORE CANTON/GALVA, WAKEFIELD, ELYRIA CHRISTIAN 198-53!! By Staff The Little River girls, ranked first in Class 1A Division I, continued their march through the 2025/26 season with another overwhelming week, sweeping Canton‑Galva, Wakefield, and Elyria Christian to push their record to 17–1. The only loss remains the late January setback to Wichita East, currently ranked seventh in Class 6A. Across the three games, Little River outscored opponents

COUNTY SMALL SCHOOLS SCORED 9 WINS, 5 LOSSES By Staff We are nearing the final two or three weeks of the 2025-26 basketball season for the six McPherson County area small schools and on Tuesday for all six plus Monday games for Canton/Galva, the area small schools scored nine wins to go with five losses. A run down for each school. Elyria Christian found a pair of wins over Goessel as the Eagle boys won 61-32 and the Lady Eagles, led by the p

BOYS/GIRLS COMBINE TO OUTSCORE CENTRE 159-29!! By Staff The Little River boys’ and girls’ basketball teams closed out last week in overwhelming fashion while earning a pair of lopsided wins over Centre on Friday evening. Both teams imposed their will from the opening tip and never looked back, wowing the crowd with a combined total of 159-29 scoring margin as the Redskin boys won 68-16 and the Lady Redskins earned a 91-13 victory. The top-ranked Lady R