Sports

Jeff Holtzman’s Sweet Springs Greyhounds’ football team lost four fumbles, which No. 2-ranked Archie turned into points.

The Santa Fe Chiefs dropped their fourth game in a row but not without a fight versus Braymer/Breckenridge. The Chiefs rallied from a 22-8 deficit at the end of the first quarter to lead 3422 at halftime.

At one point, the Slater Wildcats led visiting Wellington 20-14 when senior Jayce Case scored his second rushing touchdown of the game in the third quarter. But the Tigers rallied and scored the final 27 points in a 41-20 victory at Slater Friday.

Chalk up two more wins for the unbeaten and No. 1ranked Marshall Owls’ boys soccer team.

Marshall Lady Owls’ sophomore Avery Evans and junior Holly Huston dropped both of their doubles matches played at the Class 1 State Tennis Tournament at Cooper Sports Complex in Springfield Friday. Evans and Huston, who entered the 16-team event with a 5-2 record on the season, fell to Notre Dame de Sion junior Lauren Murphy and sophomore Elizabeth Vance 6-7 (4-7), 6-1, 8-10 (tie-breaker).

After not earning the top seed in the upcoming Class 1, District 14 Tournament at Alma, the Santa Fe Lady Chiefs sent a message that maybe they should’ve been when they defeated Concordia, which was voted the top seed in the district, in straight sets Thursday.

Class 3, District 15 at Odessa First Round Thursday, Oct. 20 1- (4) Oak Grove (7-15-1) vs.