The Stockton Lady Tigers picked up two wins on Saturday at the Trego Invitational Volleyball Tournament to improve to 2-5 on the season. Stockton defeated Russell in the first match by scores of 15-25, 25-21, 25-13, fell to Osborne 21-25, 17-25, and downed Northern Valley 25-11, 25-20.

BOWLERETTE WWB 3-1 Hamit Auction 2-2 Cikanek Law Breakers 2-2 Stockton Medical Clinic 1-3 High Game Scratch: Kalie Highland 170, Denise Murchie 161, Tonya Long 160. High Series Scratch: Denise Murchie 436, Tonya Long 429, Kalie Highland 416.

The Stockton Junior High volleyball and football teams each picked up big wins last Thursday over the visiting Logan/Palco Trojans. In volleyball action the Lady Tigers swept Logan/ Palco with the A Team winning 25-8, 25-13, and the B Team coming out on top 25-17, 25-17.

For those Tiger fans, as well as fans of our opponents, who are unable to attend games or matches in person, you now have an option. During the 2020-21 school year, all the home games will be live streamed and may be watched by subscribing to the school’s You-Tube channel. Just click on the link, https://youtu.be/ ZJtZxBDDleA, then click on subscribe and you’ll be set. Go, Tigers!

The Stockton Tigers suffered a heartbreaking loss in their season opener at Kensington last Friday, as they were defeated in double overtime by the Thunder Ridge Longhorns, 20-14. Stockton put the first points on the scoreboard when a big run by senior Jace Hull set the Tigers up near the goal line.

Plainville High School senior Parker Krob was recently named in the Top 20 of the Catch It Kansas Season Preview: Specialists To Watch list. Krob, long known for this excellent golfing ability, is responsible for carrying on the Cardinals’ strong kicking tradition after multi-time all-state kicker Tanner Copeland graduated.

The Stockton Lady Tigers traveled to Ellis last Tuesday for their season opener with Phillipsburg and the host Lady Railers. Stockton came out on the short end of both matches, falling to Ellis 6-25, 16-25, and losing to Phillipsburg 8-25, 11-25.

The Stockton Junior High volleyball and football teams opened their seasons last Thursday in WaKeeney. The Lady Tigers’ A and B volleyball teams picked up wins on the court.

The Stockton High School Cross Country boys had a successful first outing in Norton last Thursday. Freshman Jonathan Hamel finished fifth with a time of 19:14.69, while sophomore Cameron Lindsey’s time of 19:54.76. was good enough for 10th place. Junior Camden Iwanski battled leg cramping, but pushed through to finish with a time of 25:16.12.

Being chosen by a Longhorn defender, Tiger senior Leighton rolls out to his left looking to make a play in football action last Friday. The Stockton Tigers took the field in Kensington for their season opener against Thunder Ridge. Stockton lost the hard-fought battle in double overtime, 20-14.