The Fort Hays State University football team finished a perfect home season with a 53-9 thrashing of Missouri Southern on Saturday. The Tigers, who were 6-0 at Lewis Field Stadium this year, will play their final two regular-season games on the road.
Both Hays and Thomas More Prep-Marian ended their volleyball seasons this week, falling in sub-state competition and saying goodbye to nine influential players between the two programs.
The Thomas More Prep-Marian Monarchs dropped their final contest of the regular season to the Plainville Cardinals Friday night, 24-14, now 5-3 on the season. The loss greatly affected their week nine standing, placing the Monarchs at No.
The Hays High Indians secured a No. 9 seed in week nine match ups following a tough loss to the Liberal Redskins Friday night.
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The Monarchs will live to fight another day after a 3-0 performance at their own Regional tournament. At 28-11 this season, their next appearance will be in Ellinwood where they open against No.
At 27-8, the Hays High Indians have earned a No. 7 seed and a placement in the Great Bend Regional where they will face No. 10 Valley Center, the winner continuing on against the winner of the No. 2 Panthers and No. 15 Goddard.
Fort Hays State Football continued to receive votes in the latest AFCA Top 25 Poll, released on Monday (Oct. 21). The Tigers are coming off a tough one-point loss at then No. 7 ranked Pittsburg State this past weekend.
The Fort Hays State University football team dropped a closely contested matchup against the seventh-ranked team in the nation on Saturday, falling 18-17 at Pittsburg State.
Hays High swept the competition Thursday afternoon in Junction City, improving their season record to 25-6 and surpassing the .800 mark in winning percentage.