Sports
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Tigers look at rematch with Coffeyville to begin postseason (10/29/24)By Jason E. SilversThe Fort Scott High School Tiger football team, a No. 4 seed in the East, will host Coffeyville-Field Kindley for the second Friday in a row – but this time, the stakes are a bit different. The Tigers (5-3) wrapped up their regular season with a 22-6 win over the Golden Tornado (No. 13 seed, 2-6) Friday night at Frary Field. The Tigers will once again take on Coffeyville in the first round of the Class 4A State Football Championship Friday, with the winner advancing to regionals Friday, Nov. 8...
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Seven Tiger runners take off for state (10/29/24)Tribune Staff ReportDuring the KSHSAA Class 4A regional Saturday in Chanute, the Fort Scott High School girls’ cross country team and one member of the boys’ squad – senior Josh Woellhof – qualified for the Cross Country State Championship Saturday in Wamego. See Wednesday's print or online edition for full story...
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Tigers wrap up regular season with win in Coffeyville (10/25/24)By Jason E. SilversThe Fort Scott High School Tigers finished out their regular season with a 22-6 win over the Field Kindley Golden Tornado Friday night in Coffeyville. Tiger backs Brody Gomez and Ryder Newton combined for three rushing scores on the night, with Gomez running for two scores in the second half and Newton picking up one to open the second quarter. The Tigers end the regular season with an overall record of 5-3 while the Golden Tornado dropped to 2-6 to finish their campaign...
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Uniontown, Fort Scott golfers represent schools at state (10/25/24)By Jason E. SilversGolfers from Fort Scott High School and Uniontown High School recently com- pleted play at the state level. The FSHS Lady Tigers competed in the Class 4A tournament Monday and Tuesday at the Hesston Golf Course in Hesston, while Uniontown’ s lone competitor hit the links at the Class 3-1A tournament at the Emporia Municipal Golf Course in Emporia...
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Lady Tigers will tee it up at state (10/18/24)Submitted to the TribuneTwo Fort Scott High School Lady Tiger golfers punched their tickets to the state championship during regional play Monday. See Saturday's print or online edition for full story.
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Tigers snap losing streak, clobber Circle 58-22 (10/18/24)By Jason E. SilversFort Scott High School’s crushing ground game and defense got the Tigers back in the win column with a 58-22 rout of the Circle High School Thunderbirds Friday night at Frary Field. In a nearly three-hour game filled with penalties and big running plays, Fort Scott senior QB Lennox Vann scored four rushing touchdowns on the night, while junior back Ryder Newton found the end zone twice on the ground. ...
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Four Lady Tiger netters qualify for state tournament (10/16/24)By Jason E. SilversTwo singles players and one doubles team from Fort Scott High School’s varsity tennis team have qualified for the Class 4A state tennis tournament. See Wednesday's print or online edition for full story.
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Uniontown's Schoenberger reaches 1,000th career assist (10/11/24)Submitted to the TribuneA Uniontown High School volleyball player reached a milestone as UHS hosted Northeast, Kansas City Christian and Central Heights in the UHS Invitational Saturday, Oct. 5. See Saturday's print or online edition for full story.
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Tigers shut out in Chanute, 20-0 (10/11/24)By Jason E. SilversAfter a 3-0 start to the 2024 season, the Fort Scott High School Tigers dropped their third straight game with a 20-0 loss to the Chanute Blue Comets on the road Friday night. See Saturday's print or online edition for full story.
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Lady Tigers notch third place in SEK Tournament (10/8/24)Tribune Staff ReportThe Fort Scott High School Lady Tiger varsity tennis team contended with unusually warm weather to bring home third place at the SEK League Tournament Saturday in Pittsburg. See Wednesday's print or online edition for full story.
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Grizzlies nip Tigers, 16-14 (10/4/24)By Jason E. SilversIt came down to the wire, but ultimately, the Fort Scott Tigers fell a little short in their matchup with the Labette County High School Grizzlies (2-3) Friday night at Frary Field. See Saturday's print or online edition for full story.
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Tigers drub Indy 34-8, move to 3-0 (9/20/24)By Jason E. SilversIn a battle of run-dominated offenses, the Fort Scott Tigers blew open a close first-half game to crush the Independence Bulldogs in an SEK fight Friday night in Independence. See Saturday's print or online edition for full story.
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Lady Eagle volleyball early season results (9/10/24)Submitted to the TribuneThe Uniontown High School Lady Eagle volleyball teams competed Sept. 5 in Fredonia and hosted a preseason tournament Sept. 7. On Sept. 5, the varsity Lady Eagles fell to Sedan, 22-25, 28-26, 25-15. Uniontown’s Macy Schoenberger scored 10 points; Klara Stock went 14-15 on attacks with six kills and Marley Sutton recorded three solo blocks...
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Fort Scott Tigers vs. Paola Panthers Sept. 6 (9/10/24)Submitted to the TribuneOffense Rushing stats Dub Chipman – 9 carries, 63 yards, 7 ypc, 1 TD Morgan Shaw – 7 carries, 42 yards, 6 ypc Lennox Vann – 20 carries, 101 yards, 5.1 ypc, 4 TD Colton Rogers – 14 carries, 82 yards, 5.9 ypc Brady Messer – 1 carry, 7 yards, 7 ypc Ryder Newton – 7 carries, 31 yards, 4.9 ypc...
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Lady Tiger netters open season with first place wins in Parsons (9/6/24)Submitted to the TribuneThe Fort Scott High School varsity girls tennis team came away with a first-place finish in its first tournament of the season Wednesday in Parsons. At the Parsons Invitational, the Lady Tigers finished first with 13 points, ahead of Parsons in second with 11 points, Independence in third with 11 points, Pittsburg in fourth with three points and Coffeyville in fifth with two points...
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Tigers roll against Paola, 42-27 (9/6/24)By Jason E. SilversBehind a strong running game, the Fort Scott High School Tiger football team cruised to a 42-27 win over the Paola Panthers in the season opener Friday night at Frary Field. The Tigers (1-0) were able to enact some revenge on the Panthers (0-1) from a 34-28 loss in the 2023 season opener in Paola. In that contest, the Tigers scored 21 unanswered points in a second-half comeback attempt, but the Panthers held on for the victory...