With a pair of losses this week, the Tabor College women’s basketball team heads into the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference post-season tournament with a three-game losing streak.
Kansas Wesleyan defeated Tabor, 54-41, Saturday in Salina, and Sterling beat the Bluejays, 54-38, on their home court Thursday.
Breanna Wray, a junior from Walsh, Colo., and Tasia Johnson, a sophomore from Dallas, Texas, will represent Tabor College at the NAIA Indoor National Track and Field Meet on March 6-8 in Johnson City, Tenn.
Wray qualified in the 20-pound weight throw with a throw of 50 feet Feb. 23 at the Kansas State Open.
Johnson qualified in both the 60- and 200-meter dashes. She ran her 60-meter time Feb. 23 at Kearney State and her 200-meter qualifying time Feb. 22 at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln.
Johnson’s times were 7.82 in the 60 and 25.8 in the 200.
Corissa Bartel, a senior on this season’s league champion, 31-6 volleyball team at Hillsboro High School, signed a letter of intent Feb. 8 to participate in volleyball at Tabor College this fall. Seated with her are her parents, Daryl and Darlene Bartel. Standing behind her are Sandy Arnold, HHS head coach, and Amy Ratzlaff, Tabor College head coach.
Michael Scheele, starting lineman for the 6-5 bi-district champion Hillsboro High football team, signed a letter of intent Friday to play football at Tabor College next season. Seated with him are his parents, Richard and Barbara Scheele. Standing behind them are Len Coreyea, HHS head coach, Mike Gottsch, Tabor head coach, and brothers Adam and Eric Scheele.
