Kingman County Sports

The Kingman track teams opened the season at the Paul “Bear” Schmidt Invitational in Andale Thursday. Complete results for the girls were: 100-meter dash: Marianna Gutierrez, fifth, 13.58; Kinslie McDorman, 13.66; Avery Mertens, 14.00; Michelle Swope,...

The Kingman boy’s golf team took third at the Pratt tournament Thursday, the first varsity tournament for the Eagles this season. The Eagles shot 376 as a team. Pratt took first with 342 and Cheney was...

The Kingman boy’s tennis team opened its season at the Pratt tournament Wednesday. The tourney was originally scheduled for Tuesday but was moved back a day. Tevin Cremins and Benni Pence took fifth in No. 1...

The Kingman baseball lost a heartbreaker in the championship game of the South Central Shootout Saturday at Riverside Park. The Eagles opened with a 5-2 win over Halstead Tuesday, March 25, then lost at home to...

The Kingman softball team took third at the South Central Shootout at Riverside Park, losing in the first round to Halstead 7-1, then coming back to beat Hesston 10-9. Halstead had a quality pitcher who kept...

Eight Kingman County basketball players have been named to the Heart of the Plains League all-league basketball teams. For the boys, Cunningham players Luke Albers, Nate Sterneker and Will Wegerer and Norwich’s Jayden Benge and Brayden...

The Kingman baseball team had a strong defensive outing and pitching performance in its season opener against Halstead, a 5-2 win to open the South Central Shootout. Pitchers Colby Arensdorf and Garrett Gattis combined for a...

Kingman will be a host site for a Class 3A Regional golf tournament as the Kansas State High School Activities Association designated Eagles Pub and Golf Course as a Regional site. KHS head boy’s golf coach...

Kingman High School will host the South Central Shootout this week, with baseball and softball tournaments taking place at Riverside Park. The baseball tournament started Tuesday with Kingman hosting Halstead. The Eagles will host Sedgwick on...

First-year head coach Ashley Podschun has 18 girls out for softball and has liked what she has seen thus far. “I really enjoy them,” she said. “They come ready to work, they’re very coachable. (They’re) excited...