The Pratt Swim Team hosted a meet on Friday morning at the Ellis D. Kinney Memorial Pool in Pratt.

The Pratt Gators finished their regular season play this past weekend at the Little Sunflower League Tournament for 10 and under boys' baseball with a winning season and second place in the Western Division of the league.

The Pratt 86ers baseball team took 2nd at the Smoky Ford Tournament last week.

It was a weekend of improvement for the Pratt 86ers, but the team ran up against a very tough pitcher in Sunday’s championship game of the Smoky Ford Invitational and wound up in second place.

Boiled in a boat? Skin fried for shore lunch? With all that cool, cold, deep water around you why not take a dip? Not so, because doing so can give you a false sense that things are better, but they are not.

The Pratt 86ers shook off some early season struggles as they opened Smoky Ford Invitational play last night with an 11-3 win over the Hutchinson Hawks at Smoky Ford Field.

Brett Forshee’s RBI single in the bottom of the sixth inning scored Tyler Steinert and lifted the Pratt Rangers past the Larned Panthers 5-4 in the first game of yesterday’s doubleheader at the Green Sports Complex.

Struggles at the plate cost the Pratt Gators as they lost to Kiowa 4-2 last night at the Green Sports Complex.

Despite not playing up to their coach’s expectations, the Pratt 86ers picked up two wins last night in Russell, beating Russell and Beloit in their final tuneups for the Smoky Ford Invitational, which begins tonight at Smoky Ford Field in the Green Sports Complex.

4-H Fun Night at the Pratt County Fairgrounds on 6-19-09.

The Pratt Swim Team hosted a four-team meet on Tuesday at the Ellis D. Kinney Memorial Pool.
Pratt had 12 winning relay teams, plus a clean sweep of the placings in both girls and boys 13 and up individual medley races.

Starting tomorrow night, some of the state’s top American Legion baseball teams will be vying for wins in the 2009 Smoky Ford Invitational at Smoky Ford Field in the Green Sports Complex.

An older, more experienced Alva, Okla., team handed the Pratt Junior American Legion squad a pair of losses last night in Alva.

All season long, the left side of the Pratt High School softball team’s infield was as solid as a rock, thanks to senior third baseman Rebecca Slief and junior shortstop Ashton Neumann.
Both Neumann and Slief were named to the Kansas Softball Coaches’ Association Class 4A All-State teams for their efforts during Pratt’s 15-7 season.

It was a tough night to be a Pratt Gator baserunner, as the Medicine Lodge Warriors worked out of several jams to strand seven Gators and grab a 5-2 win last night at the Green Sports Complex.