The Hiawatha Middle School basketball team played five games over the past two weeks, twice taking on Royal Valley on either side a trip to Jeff West, then matching up with Perry Lecompton last Thursday and Holton on Monday.

The Hiawatha Middle School boys picked two wins out of three games in the past week, as the team hosted Riverside on Thursday and traveled to Troy on Friday and Sabetha on Monday.

The junior Red Hawks played a pair of games over the past week, traveling to Nemaha Central and hosting Doniphan West, as the boys continue to put together a strong start to their season. The Hawks fell just short of a win at Nemaha on Monday, then came home and took care of business against…

The Hiawatha Middle School basketball team hosted the Jeff West Tigers on Thursday night, and came away with two big wins.

The Hiawatha Middle School Lady Red Hawks are the champions of the Big 7 League basketball season, after the 8th grade varsity team knocked off Perry Lecompton for their 15th win of the season on Thursday night.

The stage is now set for the Hiawatha Middle School Lady Red Hawks to grab the Big 7 League Championship for the 2022 season, as the Hawks earned a pair of wins over the last week to set up a season-ending battle with Perry Lecompton this Thursday to determine the league's winner.

The Hiawatha Middle School girls basketball team had a short but busy week leading up to Thanksgiving break, as the Lady Red Hawks traveled to Nemaha Central and Doniphan West on Monday and Tuesday evenings.

It was an outstanding week for the Hiawatha Middle School Red Hawks, as the girls basketball team continued their winning ways and the school’s wrestlers had strong tournament finishes.

The longer the new middle school basketball season goes on, the more the Hiawatha Lady Red Hawks look like a true force in the Big 7, as the team continued its stellar romp through the league with another pair of impressive wins last week, followed by another strong set of wins this week.

It may be a strange sight to see a bunch of Hiawatha Red Hawks wearing navy and orange, but that is exactly what spectators will see this junior high school wrestling season, as three Hawks will wrestle with the Doniphan West squad. The team started their year this week.

It has been a strong start to the season for the Hiawatha Middle School girls basketball team, and the Lady Red Hawks picked up another pair of wins over Nemaha Central and Riverside over the past week.

The Hiawatha Middle School basketball season is underway, and the Red Hawks hosted the Jeff West Tigers last Monday, and sweeping the visitors, while winning three out of four at Holton this week.

Hiawatha got their offense got back in sync on Thursday night, as the Hiawatha Middle School Red Hawks hosted the Royal Valley Panthers, capping the final game of the season with a 38-28 win, and locking up winning record for the season.

Coming off one of their best performances of the season a week ago, the Hiawatha Middle School football team traveled to Sabetha on Thursday evening, hoping to knock off the Jays and slip into the top half of the Big 7.

Hiawatha’s seventh grade volleyball team took first place at the Big Seven League tournament last Saturday.

The Hiawatha Middle School football team is starting to develop quite the explosive offense, as the Red Hawks piled up yards and points against the Riverside Cyclones, on their way to a 30-12 win. Quarterback Cooper Crider passed for over 200 yards and 4 touchdowns, with playmakers all over …

The Hiawatha Middle School cross country squad traveled to Perry Lecompton on Thursday to take part in the Big 7 League meet, and the Red Hawks put together a strong meet, including a pair of runners bringing home gold.

Thursday night did not go to plan for the Hiawatha Middle School football team, as the squad hosted the Nemaha Central Thunder and suffered a 42-20 loss.

Hiawatha Middle School volleyball teams played at home on Thursday against Nemaha Central and Saturday competed at a Doniphan West tournament.

Hiawatha Middle School teams played at Royal Valley on Thursday.

The Hiawatha Middle School football team traveled to Holton on Thursday night, and the team picked up their second win of the season with a strong 36-14 performance that featured outstanding results from all three phases.

Thursday marked the renewal of the annual Hiawatha Invitational cross country meet, and the Red Hawks represented themselves very well in the meet, bringing home five team titles between the high school and middle school, as well as four individual champions in the competition.

The Hiawatha offense put in solid work on Thursday night, as the Hiawatha Middle School football team took on Perry Lecompton last Thursday evening, but it was the defense that led the way in the win, shutting down the Kaws and holding their visitors to just 6 points.

Both the Hiawatha High School and Middle School cross country teams visited Holton on Saturday, with Red Hawk runners earning medals all over the board. The second race of the season shows that the Hawks are once again off to an outstanding start.

The Kansas State High School Activities Association is looking for new officials for all sports.

The Hiawatha Middle School football squad took on Jeff West on Thursday night, and the first half was heading the right direction for the Red Hawks, but the second half was all Tigers, as Jeff West completed their 36-24 comeback win.

Hiawatha Middle School teams have been busy the past two weeks.

Hiawatha’s junior high track team competed at the Big 7 League Meet at Nemaha Central last Tuesday, with the squad earning League Championships in five events.

The Hiawatha Middle School track team competed at the Onaga Junior High Stampeded last Thursday, bringing home a haul of medals and season best finishes.

The Hiawatha Middle School track squad competed in the Nemaha Central Invitational, and while the entire team competed well, it was the 7th grade ladies team that stood above the rest, taking 1st place as a group in the meet.

The junior high track and field team competed at the Sabetha Invitational, and the squad put forth an outstanding effort in bringing home a swath of medals at the event.

The Hiawatha Middle School track team got their second meet of the season under their belt, competing on Monday afternoon at Atchison Middle School against Atchison, Warren and St. Benedict Catholic.

The Hiawatha Middle School track team competed in their first meet of the year, last week, visiting the Atchison County Community Middle School in Effingham to take part in their annual track meet. The Red Hawks had a strong outing, with both girls squads taking 1st place.

Hiawatha Middle School boys basketball teams finished up their regular season this past week.

Hiawatha Middle School boys basketball teams are still seeing success on the court as the season is winding down.

Hiawatha Middle School boys basketball teams played Perry and Holton this past week.

The Hiawatha Middle School boys basketball teams had another busy week with games Thursday, Friday and Monday.

Hiawatha Middle School basketball teams have had a busy week with games against Sabetha, Riverside and Doniphan West.

Hiawatha Middle School boys basketball teams are back in action after the Christmas break.

Hiawatha Middle School boys basketball teams kicked off their season with home games Monday against Perry Lecompton.

The Hiawatha Middle School girls basketball teams finished up a stellar season this past week.

With the end of the season approaching, the Hiawatha Middle School eighth graders have improved their record to 13-2 on the year.

Hiawatha Middle School teams finished their last week of play strong before Thanksgiving break.

Hiawatha Middle School girls basketball teams played on the road in two games this past week.

Hiawatha Middle School girls basketball teams continue to dominate on the court and the eighth grade varsity remains undefeated.

Hiawatha Middle School basketball teams played at Royal Valley last Thursday and Monday at home against Sabetha.

The season did not end the way the Hiawatha Middle School football team would have liked, as the A- and B-Teams both traveled to Perry Lecompton on Thursday night, and both were turned away with season-ending losses.

Hiawatha Middle School girls basketball kicked off Monday at home.