By Staff             In a game matching county rivals less than 17 miles apart, the Iman softball team took down Moundridge in both games of a doubleheader on Friday, winning game one 12-2 before making the clean sweep by doubling up the Lady Wildcats in a 16-7 win for the Lady Teutons in game two.             The Lady Teutons are now 8-0 for the season will be back on the competitive diamond Tuesday, April 14 when they host Ell-Saline.           Now 4-3 for the young season,

By Staff             When two county rivals battle on the ball diamond they settle it the best way they can by a total of three runs over two games as Moundridge held on to win game one 5-3 before Inman battle back from a deficit to take a lead and then hold off a Moundridge charge to earn the Teutons an 11-10 win in game two.                       Now 7-2 for the season, the Teutons host Ell-Saline on Tuesday, April 14 and the Wildcats, also 7-2 for the season will travel to

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

On Tuesday, the Moundridge baseball and softball teams each hosted Hillsboro for a one game get together where the baseball team overpowered the Trojans in a 15-0 shutout victory while the Lady Wildcats earned a walk-off win, 7-6, in the bottom of the seventh.   GAME LEADERS FOR LADY WILDCATS:           Keira Stucky recorded three hits with three runs batted in and Izzy Durst powered out a two-run triple. Zoe Winsor drew four walks and Marah Kaufman scored twice.           Le

MONDAY, APR 6 – at Sterling   GAME 1 = In the opener of the doubleheader, the Lady Black Bears squeezed a run across in the bottom of the seventh to beat Moundridge 3-4. Marah Kaufman had a double and knocked in a pair of runs to lead the offense. Mac Soden, Zoe Winsor, Keira Stucky, and Izzy Durst had four other hits for the Lady Wildcats. Lela Winsor was on the mound and faced 29 batters, throwing 94 pitches including 59 strikes while allowing three hits, three earned runs,

The Moundridge softball team opened the 2026 season on Thursday hosting Sedgwick and scored a pair of wins, gaining victory in game one 10-6 followed by an 8-4 win in game two.           Next up for the Lady Wildcats will be a pair of games on the road at Sterling on Monday, April 6 followed by a single game with Hillsboro at home on Tuesday, April 7 before closing the week with a home doubleheader hosting county rival Inman on Friday, April 10.           In the first game wi

The Moundridge baseball team swept a doubleheader at home on Thursday over Sedgwick, winning 12-11 in eight innings and 7-4.           Now 5-1 for the season, the Wildcats will host Hillsboro/Peabody-Burns on Tuesday, April 7 for a single game before closing the week with a doubleheader on Friday, April 10 at home with county rival Inman.           It was a single run in the bottom of the eighth inning that gave Moundridge the final 12-11 win in game one after trailing 7-1 af

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WINS 0NE, LOSSES TWO AT STATE TOURNAMENT

UNRUH SCORES 20   By Staff             The defending Class 2A state champions are now just one game from another trip to the state tournament as the Moundridge girls defeated county rival Inam, 48-35, on Tuesday in their sub-state quarterfinals.             Now 22-2 and still number one in 2A, the Lady Wildcats will battle Hillsboro on Friday for the sub-state championship and a trip to the Class 2A state tournament in Emporia. Moundridge defeated Hillsboro 38-27 early in the

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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

GIRLS OVERPOWER MARION AS BOYS WIN WITH BALANCE     By Staff             Moundridge swept visiting Marion on Friday night, with both the boys and girls programs adding decisive wins as they both continue their strong February push.             The Wildcat boys, ranked second in Class 2A with a 14-3 mark and a 70-50 win while the fourth ranked Lady Wildcats improved to 15-2 after rolling to a 72-12 victory.             They both now prepare for a key road trip to Ell-Saline on

LADY WILDCATS ROLL, WILDCAT BOYS STUMBLE   By Staff             The Moundridge girls and boys basketball programs hit the road on Tuesday for a Heart of America Conference doubleheader at Berean Academy, with the Lady Wildcats delivering a dominant 55–22 victory and the boys’ squad falling 64–40 despite a strong start and a standout scoring night from Easton Shahan.             With the win, the Lady Wildcats are now 14-2 while the loss drops the Wildcat boys to 13-3 as they

EARN MID-WEEK WIN   The Moundridge boys picked up a strong home win Tuesday before dropping a triple‑overtime heartbreaker in the championship of the Hillsboro Trojan Invitational on Saturday.   The Wildcats opened the week by rolling past Garden Plain, 68–40. Jesse Lutz led the way with 23 points and five three‑pointers as Moundridge jumped out to a 23–9 first‑quarter lead and controlled the game throughout. Easton Shahan added 10 points, while both Heath Churchill and Layto

PLAY 3A POWERHOUSE HESSTON   By Staff   The Moundridge Wildcats (No. 2 in Class 2A) kept rolling at the Hillsboro Trojan Classic, improving to 12–1 with strong wins over Clay Center and Salina Sacred Heart to earn a spot in the championship game—now postponed due to weather.   Moundridge opened the week with a 58–44 win over Clay Center, opening on the back side, trailing 9-13 after the first quarter and 19-22 at halftime before blowing the game open with a 25‑point third qua