Tigers Split with RiverHawks in Hays
Fort Hays State Softball moved to 22-10 overall and 7-5 in the MIAA on Sunday (Apr. 6) by gaining a split with Northeastern State in conference play.
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No. 22 Tigers Split in Non-Conference Doubleheader
No. 22 Fort Hays State split Sunday's (April 6) doubleheader with UC-Colorado Springs at Larks Park, taking the first game behind a masterclass from ace Ty Riley before dropping the finale in the second game.
Melvin: Awards team effort for program
Hays High girls’ basketball coach Len Melvin wins the awards but for him it's a team effort that makes it all possible.
Monarchs roll to 6-0
The Thomas More Prep-Marian Monarchs have stunned their last three opponents, most recently the Sylvan-Lucas Mustangs, putting up more than 12 runs in all but one contest this season.
Tigers continue winning ways under Wichert
In his third season, Tiger coach Justin Wichert is bringing back to life a long-dormant Fort Hays State University baseball program.
Tiger Baseball Ranked 22nd in NCBWA Poll
The Fort Hays State baseball team moved into the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association Division II Poll for the first time this season on Wednesday (April 2), with the Tigers sitting in 22nd this week.
Alfonso Named MIAA Women's Tennis Athlete of the Week
Fort Hays State Women's Tennis claimed the MIAA Women's Tennis Athlete of the Week honor for the second-straight week on Wednesday (Apr. 2).
Remembering the Legendary Career of Former "Voice of the Tigers" Bob Davis
Former "Voice of the Tigers" and "Voice of the Jayhawks" Bob Davis passed away last week on March 20, 2025 at the age of 80. He was retired and living in Lawrence, Kansas following his storied Hall of Fame broadcasting career that spanned 48 years in the state of Kansas.
Indians jump to 4-0 with sweep of Junction City
A perfect performance at the plate for senior Riley Dreher paved the way for a 6-2 Indian win over the Junction City Blue Jays Tuesday afternoon.
Hays knocks off WAC rival in 5-4 thriller
History repeated itself Tuesday evening as Hays High delivered Great Bend a conference loss to open Western Athletic Conference competition, taking down the powerhouse team 5-4.