Stories from Saturday, October 14, 2017

MORAN — Northeast volleyball went 1-2 Tuesday in a Three Rivers League quadrangular here, beating Crest and losing to Jayhawk-Linn and host Marmaton Valley. Set scores were not provided. "We played decent at times," Viking head coach Russ Cramer said. "We were too inconsistent on the day. We seemed to be behind all night. We fought hard in games but couldn't seem to get over the hump."...

ARMA — Northeast football opened up Class 3A District 6 play here Friday night with a 44-8 loss to Three Rivers League rival Jayhawk-Linn. No details were available as this report was prepared. The Tribune anticipates having the information in time for Wednesday's edition...

PARSONS — Fort Scott High School’s volleyball dropped both matched here Tuesday night in a Southeast Kansas League triangular. The Tigers lost to Parsons in two sets, 25-22, 25-22, and Chanute in three, 19-25, 25-27, 25-17. The losses dropped Fort Scott to 2-8 in the SEK and 12-18 overall. The only two league wins for the sixth-place Tigers have come to last-place Coffeyville...

ARKANSAS CITY — Cowley, ranked No. 6 this week in the NJCAA Division II volleyball poll, swept Fort Scott Community College in a Jayhawk Conference-Eastern Division dual here Wednesday night, 25-17, 25-15, 25-20. Although the Greyhounds are 20-8 overall, this was their fourth consecutive loss in conference play, during which they’ve only won one set. ...

CHANUTE — Fort Scott High’s girls’ cross-country team remained unbeaten for the season as the Tigers won the Southeast Kansas League Championship Meet for the third consecutive season. The Tigers finished with 31 points with Independence second with 36, Pittsburg third with 69, Chanute fourth with 74 and Labette County fifth with 119. Parsons did not have a complete team and Coffeyville did not have any participants...

OSWEGO — Uniontown’s football team won its Class 2-1A District 4 opener over Three Rivers League rival Oswego here Friday night, 34-18, as the Eagles put the game away with 22 fourth-quarter points. “Our guys played true ironman football tonight as we started and finished the game with 12 players,” Uniontown head coach Jeremy Neville said. ...

Fort Scott High broke a four-game losing streak versus Louisburg and a four-game losing skid in district games with a statement-making 42-20 victory over the Wildcats to open Class 4A-Division I District 3 play at Frary Field Friday night. It was the first win for the Tigers (5-2) over Louisburg since a 24-14 win in the 2005 playoffs. ...

FREDONIA —Three Uniontown golfers finished in the top 20 at the Fredonia Class 3-2-1A Regional Tournament here Monday, although none of them were able to advance to State.