The Fort Hays State men's and women's golf teams placed a combined five student-athletes on the 2023-24 MIAA Academic Honor Roll, announced on Thursday (June 6) by the conference office. The Tiger men had three individuals listed, while the women's squad had two on the list.
The Fort Hays State women's tennis team placed five student-athletes on the 2023-24 MIAA Academic Honor Roll, announced on Thursday (June 6) by the conference office. In addition, one Tiger earned the MIAA Scholar-Athlete Award.
Fort Hays State Volleyball will have nine newcomers for the upcoming 2024 season, which includes eight high school signings and one transfer. The new class of Tigers includes five from Kansas, two from Colorado, and one from both Nebraska and Texas.
The Hays Larks opened the 2024 summer season with a home victory, knocking off the Dodge City A's 6-2 Tuesday afternoon at Larks Park.
Former Fort Hays State softball standout Maddie Holub was inducted into the MIAA Hall of Fame on Monday evening (June 3) at the yearly MIAA Awards Celebration in downtown Kansas City. Holub played softball at FHSU from 2010-2013 and capped her four-year career with an epic senior season that saw her capture MIAA Pitcher and Player of the Year honors, the only time it has ever happened in MIAA softball history.
After Thomas More Prep-Marian received three applications for the open girls’ basketball coaching position and interviewed two, Monarch athletic director James Harris approached John Linn to gauge his interest.
Fort Hays State women's basketball student-athlete Katie Wagner was named the 2024 women's recipient of the MIAA's annual Ken B. Jones Award, presented by Summit Pointe Financial Group. The honor was announced on Monday (June 3) at the 2024 MIAA Awards Celebration, presented by Husch Blackwell.
The seniors on the Hays High boys’ track and field team have known nothing but winning in the Western Athletic Conference. The Indians won the conference meet this season for the fourth straight year with 121 points and runner-up Garden City scoring 86.
When a team loses a standout player it can fall apart or band together.
It should come as no surprise that two of the four Hays High baseball players who were recognized by the Western Athletic Conference squad were starting pitchers.