The Kansas Basketball Coaches Association released their Girls All-State team with a big Twin Valley League presence. On the girls' side in 1A D-1, Clifton-Clyde's Sevy Wurtz and Centralia's Josie Haverkamp were both named to the 1st team while fellow Centralia Lady Panther Tava Gibbs is on the 2nd team and Hayden Kramer is a 3rd teamer. In 1A D-2, the 1st team includes Drew Bruna of the Hanover Lady Wildcats and Baileigh Peters of Linn. Peters' teammate Gretchen Bott heads t

State sites and brackets have been released. In 2A, the Valley Heights girls will head to Salina for their first rou 2nd matchup against 2 seed Moundridge. That game to be played at the Tony's Pizza Event Center (the old Bicentennial Center) at 6pm this Tuesday. With a win the Lady Mustangs would play on the following Thursday against the winner of Saint Marys Colgan and Sacred Heart in Emporia on Thursday. In 1A D-I, Centralia is the 4 seed facing 5 seed Quinter at Noon on

When you get this late in the season, coaches, players and fans are all curious to see where a team is beyond the nightly grind of TVL play. For the Centralia girls, that test came on Monday against Riverside. And if this game proves to be that judge, the Lady Panthers are going to be just fine come this postseason. Riverside kept it close through the first period as Centralia went to the first quarter break up 15-10. It was the 2nd quarter where Josie Haverkamp made her sa

Occasionally, the question arises of whether teams at higher classifications have more ability when it comes to game day. On Tuesday, the Valley Heights girls had the opportunity to settle that debate taking on Clay Center and boy did they. The Lady Mustangs more than doubled up Clay Center in a 55-27 victory in one of the more complete team efforts of the season. Nine girls would register points in this ball game led by Paige Miller's 17-point game. Mia Vermetten would join