Keeping pressure on her Bulldog opponent, Correy Koellner is part of the Dragon defense that held Haxtun to just 17 total points in the Dec. 19 basketball game. — The Holyoke Enterprise | Johnson Publications
Holyoke Lady Dragon varsity basketball team marked down its fourth and fifth wins of the season Tuesday, Dec. 17, in St. Francis, Kansas, and Thursday, Dec. 19, at home with Haxtun.
Spotting an opening between two Haxtun defenders, Miles Sprague goes in for a layup. — The Holyoke Enterprise | Johnson Publications
Last week was a tough one for the Holyoke High School boys basketball team. On Tuesday, Dec. 17, the Dragons traveled to St. Francis, Kansas, where they lost 60-44. On Thursday, Dec.
Members of the Lady Dragon basketball team are pictured from left, front row, Janessa Lutze, manager Emma Marie Sprague, manager Alicia Torres, manager Ava Koberstein and Alma Alejandre; second row, Emily Jelden, Shianne Willmon, coach John Baumgartner, coach Shane Walkinshaw, Sarah Razo and Emma Thompson; and back row, Emali Torres, Grace Roberts, Lauren Herman, Kristin Vieselmeyer, Correy Koellner, Victoria Race and Elise Krogmeier. Not pictured is manager Luis Perez. — Jim Powell Photography
Holyoke High School Lady Dragon basketball team heads into Christmas break undefeated after a big 49-31 win at Wray Friday, Dec. 20.
Holyoke High School boys basketball team members are pictured from left, front row, Erick Marroquin, Gage Sprague, Brendan Nelson, Ivan Ponce, Cooper Goldenstein, Stephen Murray, Ivan Cummings and manager Luke Sprague; second row, Marco Mendoza, Manuel Gonzalez, Jalen Hunter, coach Ernie Kinnie, coach Marcus Kammer, Ran Daikoku, Cameron Skager and Slaten Burris; third row, Isaiah Houghtelling, Kaison Kinnie, Michel Perez, Cade Killin, Emmanuel Vasquez, Ethan Johnson and Aaron Sierra; and back row, Tyler Seeley, Alejandro Rojas, Jaime Avila, Caleb Deaver, Mason Vernon and Miles Sprague. Not pictured are Joey Beckner and Alec Sprague and managers Jovanny Ramirez, Mason Powell and Irving Bencomo Dominguez. — Jim Powell Photography
The 1-5 record of the Holyoke High School boys basketball team doesn’t make the first half of the season look very good, but those who have been following the Dragons know that the record doesn’t t
With only four wrestlers strong, the Holyoke High School team wrestled what coach Dusty McConnell called probably one of their best tournaments this year at the Bob Smith Invitational in Wray Satur
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