Category: Sports
Clay Center Tiger Sharks to Host Parent Meeting and Registration for 2025 Season on April 15th
By: Ryan Duey With the 2025 season fast approaching the Clay Center Tiger Sharks Swim Team will host a Parent Meeting and Registration event on
Three Tigers Honorable Mention KSHSAA All-State Team
Seniors Owen Craig, Weston Hammond and Jace Weller were named to the Kansas State High School Activities Association All-State Honorable Mention. Hammond led the team
Two Lady Tigers Named All-State
Lily Edwards and Raegann McDonald both grabbed All-State Honors from the Kansas State High School Activities Association. The Sophomore point guard Edwards was named First
Tiger Baseball Early Season Tournament At Sabetha
Clay Center traveled to a three-game tournament in Sabetha, finishing 1-3 on the day. They lost to Burlington 16 to 0. Isaac Berggren and Miller
10 student-athletes compete in the 3A State Powerlifting Meet
This weekend, CCCHS had 10 student-athletes compete in the 3A State Powerlifting Meet in Iola. Bringing home some hardware was Eisaac Girton in the 198
KSU Baseball Leads The Big 12!
The Bat Cats come off a Weekend Sweep over Texas Tech at home in Tointon Stadium. The wins keep Kansas State undefeated at home this
National Greyhound Association 2025 Spring Nationals Set for Mid-April in Abilene
By: Ryan Duey The National Greyhound Association’s (NGA) 2025 Spring Nationals will be held from April 14th to the 18th in Abilene. This annual event
Cloud County Track and Field to Host Youth Camp April 2025
The Cloud County Community College track and field program is hosting a youth camp, “Cloud Track Night,” for all children in kindergarten through 6th grade
CCCHS Baseball Coach Andy Bent talked about the New Season during Clay Center Lions Club’s Weekly Meeting
By: Ryan Duey Clay Center Community High School Baseball Coach Andy Bent, and four senior players were guests at the Clay Center Lions Club weekly
Lady Tiger Softball Drops Two Close Ones
The Lady Tigers opened the 2025 season on the road at Seneca against the Nemaha Central Thunder. Game One: Lost the first game 7-6. Tied