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Girls wrestling is a new program to WHS, and it’s only existed in Kansas for a few years. Despite the local support and enthusiasm our team has enjoyed, there are some glaring differences in fairness between boys and girls at tournaments.
Boys basketball went 3-0 at the Royal Valley Invitational, while the girls got back on track against Royal Valley.
The boys ended a short losing streak, bouncing back Friday night against Rock Creek.
The girls wrestling team placed third in its debut meet at Clay Center on Saturday.
Basketball opened its season last week with games against Norther Heights, Frankfort and Manhattan C.H.I.E.F. in the Wabaunsee Invitational.
The Charger boys wrestling kicked off its season Saturday at Wamego. Both teams head to Clay Center tomorrow.
Girls coach Trevor Keller enters his fourth season as head coach with a roster that’s small, but has a lot of potential.
With seven returning varsity players, boys basketball looks to carry momentum from the summer into the season.
Girls wrestling is coming to WHS. The squad hits the mat December 10 at Clay Center.
Wrestling finished its season last weekend, and both basketball teams are fighting this week to extend their seasons.
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