The Hays High Indians will look to defend their Western Athletic Conference title this season, following a year that graduated Aubree Thomas, the pitcher that aided them through monumental moments over the last four years.
Amidst an extended basketball season, a snowstorm and spring break, the Monarch softball team worked with limited time to prepare for their season opener Friday afternoon against the Russell Broncos.
DEAR DR. ROACH: My question to you is about an affliction I have struggled with since childhood.
The Hays High Track and Field team prepares for another historic season, this year under the direction of Head Coach Kip Keeley. The boys team returns as the defending Conference and Regional Champs.
Last season, the Hays High boys golf team finished third in regional competition, shooting a 327 at Salina Municipal Golf Course.
Track and Field will take on some higher numbers this season, adding newcomers on both the boys and girls' side. Last season, the Thomas More Prep-Marian Monarchs ended the year with a seventh-place finish at the state tournament (girls) after qualifying 11 athletes in the Norton Regional.
With an all-conference goal-scorer returning this season, the Hays High girls’ soccer team looks to return to its high-scoring ways.
Heuer Brungardt ended the year in good standing after qualifying for the State Tournament, shooting a 78 at Hill City’s 2A Regional tournament, one stroke shy of his season best 77, notched at Phillipsburg’s Mel Schremmer Invitational.
The Hays High baseball team lost several players to graduation after last spring’s 16-10 season which saw the Indians win their third straight Western Athletic Conference crown.
