With the winter sports season approaching, one sport that doesn't seem to get enough attention is rolling into action.
Tryouts will take place during the week consecutively after Thanksgiving...
Throughout the season, Manhattan High bowling suffered cases, such as the infamous “Manhattan Split” that the parents had named for their tremendous amount of splits. However, the team has overcome...
In the most recent triangular held at Little Apple Lanes, Manhattan High placed second with Washburn Rural placing first and Emporia placing third. The tournament happened on Feb. 8 during the inclement...
The Manhattan High Bowling team found success in their second home meet of the year, finding little to no issue with the way they competed. They found pleasure in both their placing and their individual...
With only a nine pin difference, Varsity Boys Bowling placed second, along with Varsity girls and Junior Varsity boys, at their first meet of the season. The meet took place at Ridge Lanes in Topeka.
The...
After three days of tryouts, the bowling team has their new team, believing that this season will turn out to be a successful one from seeing how much effort and how hard the students work.
“We have...
The Varsity bowling team placed at state to end the season and for most, this year will be the one people will remember.
This year for Varsity bowling was the first time they have ever participated...
Despite their errors, the Varsity bowling corrected their mistakes throughout the season and are on the road to the state after performing well at Lawrence Regionals.
Last Tuesday at Regionals competition...
Manhattan High bowling didn’t keep up with how they usually perform, placing fourth at yesterday’s home quad meet. While Varsity has room to improve, Junior Varsity bowling performed well and finished...
Manhattan High Varsity bowling is off to a good start after its second home meet, placing second at yesterday’s quad.
The Indians faced Washburn Rural, Emporia and Hayden high schools. The meet ended...
Last night’s quad was a fun time and some good bowling for Manhattan High’s teams, but that wasn’t enough to surpass Shawnee Heights, leaving both MHS boys teams in second and girls in third.
MHS...
