BOYS LOSE BY 10, GIRLS BY 15   By Staff             LINDSBORG — Smoky Valley’s boys and girls basketball teams both battled but came up short Tuesday night against Hoisington, with the Cardinals using strong second‑half pushes in each contest to leave town with a sweep, beating the Viking boys 37-47 and the Lady Vikings 30-45.   With the loss the Viking boys drop to 9-5 for the season while the Lady Vikings dip to 6-8 as both look to recapture a sharpness and clearer sense of

TAKE 5 TH  AT STERLING INVITATIONAL   By Staff          LINDSBORG – The Smoky Valley girls basketball team has found a good groove this past ten days, winning three of their last four, including two in a row at the Sterling Invitational which was good for a fifth-place finish.        The Lady Viking suffered a loss to Scott City in game one before bouncing back to humble Hutchinson Trinity and then come-from-behind to get a victory over Kingman.        Now 4-7 for the season,

HEITSCHMDIT RECORDES DOUBLE-DOUBLE             HOISINGTON – Last Tuesday the Smoky Valley boys and girls basketball teams traveled to Hoisington where they both lost, the Lady Vikings lost by 31 while the Viking boys could not hold a lead late in the game and lost by one.           The Viking boys are now 3-3 for the season while the Lady Vikings drop to 1-5.           Both teams will be hosting Chapman  on Tuesday, January 13 before going on the road to Nickerson on Friday,

WILL ‘PLAY FAST & FURIOUS’   By Staff             LINDSBORG – The 2024/25 season did not go as hoped for the Smoky Valley girls basketball program as they finished just 6-15 overall and 2-6 in league play before losing in the first round of the state Class 3A sub-state tournament, all while running with two productive seniors around a group of ambitious underclassmen.             Jason Drouillard begins his fifth season at overseeing the Lady Vikings while looking for a retur