By Staff The Little River track/field teams did well at the state regionals as the Redskin boys won the regionals and the Lady Redskins finished fourth while the teams combined to qualify in 11 events for the state meet with top three finishes. Scoring 59 points and placing fourth in the team standings, the Lady Redskins qualified five athletes in individual events plus both the 4x100 and 4x400 relay teams. Havana Olander and Dempsey Lafferty qualified by win

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

DEFEAT LADY CHARGERS 59-24

TAKE DOWN CENTRALIA BY 12

BEAT CENTRAL PLAINS BY 30

POUND SOUTH HAVEN, 76-23

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

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

LADY REDSKINS WIN BY 61, REDSKINS WIN BY 19 By Staff The Little River boys’ and girls’ basketball teams opened the month of February with a pair of dominating road wins at Solomon on Tuesday, showcasing defensive pressure, balanced scoring, and overwhelming control in transition. The Little River girls delivered one of their most complete efforts of the season, racing out to a 23–2 first‑quarter lead and never looking back in a 73–12 rout. The