Santa Fe Times Sports

It was indeed a Red and Black attack on April 6th at St. Paul Lutheran in Concordia, for the team’s first road contest of the year. The game started innocently enough, tied at bagels after one, and only one-zero after two, yet SFHS laid down a Lincoln in the third, and erupted for eight more scores in the 4th, and a run in the 5th, to put the Lady Saints away in five innings, winning 15-0.

The Santa Fe Chiefs Baseball team hosted the Smithton Tigers on 3-31 at Dalton Wilkinson Field. This one would be all Santa Fe as the Chiefs handled business pounding home plate 15 times to zero for the Tigers.

The Santa Fe - with Norbourne Chiefs took on a tough Cole Camp baseball squad on Friday, the 23rd of March. Freshman Korben Dierking took to the mound first in this one, going three innings and allowing just one run. Four other SFHS hurlers saw action as well, but Cole Camp’s bats were active, producing 9 hits on the day, and coaxing 9 free passes as well. Thad Hopkins, and Wyatt Aversman had the only two hits for SFHS, who lost the contest 12-2.

On March 24, KMZU announced their picks for the 2026 high school basketball Dream Teams. Local students named on the Class 2 Dream Teams are as follows: Boys Concordia - Nephi Hon, Brody Willis Santa Fe - Logan Wilsie, Will Leabo St. Paul Lutheran - Tate Kreisel, Easton Sheets Sweet Springs - Drayton Hampton, Brandon Pinion Wellington-Napoleon - Jonny Hampton, Jace Mefford Girls Concordia - Ava Mueller, Aubrey Roepe Santa Fe - Mia Lark, Brooke Dierking St. Paul Lutheran - Bella Woods, Chloe Fahrmeier Sweet Springs - Ashtyn Johnson, Lindsey Shahan Wellington-Napoleon - Makayla Simsheuser, Ayden Ellensohn

Mayview, Missouri - The state high school activities association recently held it’s annual spring meeting and once again there was plenty on the agenda.

The Santa Fe Lady Chiefs played several games recently crafting their record to 2-5-1. The tie being in pool play action at the home tournament.

The Track and Field season got underway Saturday at the UCM meet in Warrensburg. Top performances of the day included sophomore Wyatt Doak taking first place in the high jump, soaring 2.03 meters (6’ 8”) which ranks very high in the class one state record books, and Brooke Summers taking 3rd and 4th in the 100M and 200M Dashes. Adryen Tice had top 5 performances as well, as he posted a 20.02 for 5th in the 100m Hurdles, and 49.96 for 5th in the 300m Hurdles. The Chiefs next will take on the field at Carrollton on 3-26, and the Hoefer Husker Classic in Higginsville on 4-7-26.