Wabaunsee’s state qualifiers all went 1-2 at the state tournament, losing in consolation rounds.
Wrestling competes at state meet
State Bound | Wrestling qualifies three for state tournaments
Three wrestlers have made the state tournament for the Chargers. Junior Alex Beggs qualified for the boys at 175. Juniors Sophia Castillo and Sienna Jones both made the state tournament in the girls first season as a team.
Cheer to compete at state
The Wabaunsee cheer squad will be competing at state for the first time Saturday.
Runnin’ Down a Dream | Chargers place 5th at state XC
Girls cross country placed fifth at state Saturday, with sophomore Payton Wurtz finishing in second place. The team improved from a sixth-place finish last season.
Girls track earns 11 individual medals, finishes 2nd at state
Girls track completed an historic performance Saturday at state, finishing second as a team for the first state trophy in school history.
Johnson wins regional wrestling title
The wrestling team competed at the regional tournament last weekend at Silver Lake. Only two kids were seeded, sophomores Alex Beggs and Weston Johnson. Johnson went 2-0 for the weekend, ending as the regional champion.
State volleyball ends in pool play
Charger volleyball ended its season in pool play at the state tournament Friday afternoon, going 1-2.
Wurtz places 2nd, Stuhlsatz 15th, team 6th at state cross country
Girls cross country concluded its successful season on Saturday in Victoria with a 6th place finish as a team and two individual medalists.
Volleyball continues streak of postseason success
The Wabaunsee volleyball team is going to state for the fourth year in a row. 2A state takes place in Dodge City Friday and Saturday. The Chargers will take on Hillsboro, Smith Center and St. Marys Colgan in Pool 1.The Chargers will face Hillsboro on Friday at 3:30 for their first match. The top two teams from each pool will move on to the semifinals Saturday morning.
Schutter earns gold medal at state track
Junior Lauren Schutter needed all six attempts to achieve gold at Saturday’s state track meet in Wichita. Schutter, who medaled in the event as a freshman, took the lead on her second jump, 16’7.25”. It was good for a five-inch lead that looked like it might hold. But right before her sixth and final jump, two competitors pulled ahead. Horton’s Maliyah Soto jumped 16’9” and Syracuse’s Katelynn Riley jumped 16’8”, moving Schutter to third place.
The Charger 