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Friess leads Lady Redskins to 4th place finish at Pratt

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September 15 2026

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The Liberal High School Lady Redskin golf team traveled to Pratt on Monday for a 9-hole tournament at Park Hills Country Club. The course was certainly an issue, along with the continued heat and winds over 20 miles per hour. Park Hills CC provided a challenge that impacted the Lady Redskins - a lot of hills. “We’re simply at a disadvantage when we play courses like this,” Coach Bert Luallen stated. “I’m not trying to make excuses for the girls, but we just don’t have opportunities in our area to play shots with uphill, downhill, and sidehill lies.”

In spite of the adverse conditions, the Lady Red finished 4th as a team for the third straight tournament - just 8 strokes behind third place Kingman.

Read more: Friess leads Lady Redskins to 4th place finish at Pratt

Lady Saints fall to No. 10 Barton

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September 10 2026

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Seward volleyball fell to the No. 10-ranked Barton Cougars 3-0 (13-25, 15-25, 23-25) at The Greenhouse on Tuesday evening.

The loss drops the Lady Saints to 0-2 in league play and 6-8 overall. Barton moves to 9-3 and 1-0. Seward now travels to Hobbs, N.M. for the NMJC Invitational beginning on Friday.

Seward struggled early on, trailing 15-5 in set one. The Lady Saints were unable to get many rallies going falling 25-13 in the set.

Read more: Lady Saints fall to No. 10 Barton

Saints knock off Metropolitan

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September 10 2026

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The Seward County men's soccer team won its fourth straight match Saturday afternoon, defeating Metropolitan Community College 7-0 at Redskin Field.

After falling in its season opener, Seward (4-1) has reeled off four consecutive victories. Metropolitan dropped to 2-3-1.

The Saints scored their first goal just three minutes into the match and added their final tally in the closing minute. Seward netted three goals in the first half and four more in the second.

Read more: Saints knock off Metropolitan

Astrath strikes twice in Lady Saints soccer win over Metropolitan

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September 10 2026

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Sophomore forward Julia Astrath scored her first two goals of the 2026 season as the Seward County women's soccer team defeated Metropolitan Community College, 2-0, on Saturday morning at Redskin Field.

Seward improved to 3-1 overall and will open conference play Wednesday at nationally ranked Cowley with a 5 p.m. kickoff. Metropolitan fell to 3-3.

Read more: Astrath strikes twice in Lady Saints soccer win over Metropolitan

Warriors open cross country at Arkalon

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September 10 2026

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The Eisenhower Warriors kicked off the cross country season Tuesday at Arkalon Park.

Both seventh grade boys and girls finished third as a team racing one mile. Top seventh grade runners Janiece Washington placed fourth and Naomi Villafana placed sixth.

Read more: Warriors open cross country at Arkalon

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  2. Redskins open with weather-shortened 7-0 win
  3. Lady Red golf takes fourth at Hugoton
  4. Seward County soccer sweeps Trinidad
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