Salina Central High School News and Updates – Salina Kansas
The first league title for the Newton High School wrestling team in decades is now in sight after a 55-21 dual meet win over Campus Thursday in Haysville.
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Newton wrestlers defeat Campus
Newton High School girls’ basketball coach Randy Jordan hasn’t seen his team put together a full 36 minutes of basketball yet this season.
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Railers look to reach full potential at NIT
No matter which side of the bracket at the Newton Invitational Girls Basketball Tournament, Garden City High School girls basketball coach David Upton his team will have a tough opening round opponent.
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Tough field awaits Lady Buffaloes at Newton Invite
When Laura Jannosch was anticipating coming to Salina for a year of high school, one of the things she was looking forward to was graduation. In Germany, there's no real ceremony at graduation — no caps and gowns, no “Pomp and Circumstance” — graduates are just handed a piece of paper.
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Exchange student wants to play part in graduation ceremony
While editing the film “We Were Here,” a feature-length documentary about the discovery, effects and legacy of AIDS in San Francisco, Bill Weber found himself emotionally drained.
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Former Salinan co-directs acclaimed documentary about AIDs crisis
Parents of students who will be attending Salina Central High School in the 2012-13 school year are invited to an informational meeting at 7 p.m.
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Parents invited to Central High meeting
The Salina Central High School forensics team competed in Kansas City, Mo., this past weekend, at a qualifying event for the national Tournament of Champions.
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Central students place at forensics tournament
McPHERSON — Bedeviled over a losing record against his alma mater, Salina Central Coach Steve Ewing remembered the frustration of seldom besting the Bullpups.
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Old "Pups" celebrate state titles
SALINA—“I was feeling it there in the second quarter,” said Abilene’s Andy Wilson. “I think I made four in a row.” It wasn’t quite four straight.
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Wilson drains six threesin win over Clay Center