The Reading 8th grade girls basketball team traveled to Union City Monday night to face the Chargers. Despite a great defensive effort by holding a good offensive team to only 22 points, the Rangers could not buy a basket and mustered only 8 points for the game. The 22-8 loss runs the team record to 2-4
The Reading Ranger wrestlers traveled to Leslie High School to compete in the Blackhawk Wrestling Invitational this past Saturday. The Rangers had a great day taking 6th place in the very competitive 22-team tournament notably beating all Big 8 Teams who also competed. At 125 pounds, Lukas Selph took 5th place after a loss to Gage Vasold
The Reading Rangers Boys Varsity basketball team traveled to Homer last Friday night. The Rangers struggle offensively at times throughout the night and could not overcome a hot-shooting Homer squad. The team would lose their first game in over month a play by a final score of 75-54. “It was tough to see our win streak end,
In the 4th and final league meet of the year, Reading’s varsity wrestling team took on the Union City Chargers and Springport Spartans at Quincy High School. Reading opened the night against the Chargers. After falling in the first match and starting the meet in a deficit, the Rangers quickly stormed back eventually winning the dual
The Lady Ranger 8th grade basketball team hosted the Quincy Orioles Wednesday night and lost 26-18. After a nice start and leading at halftime, the Rangers ran out of gas and had trouble scoring, including missing 12 free throws. Otherwise, the ladies played an outstanding game. Leading the Reading attack was Sydnee Mauk with 10 points.
The Lady Rangers traveled to Springport for a Tuesday night battle with the state ranked and league leading Spartans. The girls battled all night long, but in the end were defeated by a very good team losing 65-29. Serenity Trott scored her first 6 varsity points. Lauren Dewey had a strong game in the paint
The 8th grade Lady Rangers hosted the Concord Yellowjackets Monday night in Kerspilo gymnasium in what turned out to be a hard-fought contest. Trailing at halftime, the Rangers battled back to tie it. Defense then took over as the Rangers shut out Concord in the 4th quarter and came away with a 22-18 victory. Again,
Another cold shooting night combined with Homer shooting well doomed the Lady Rangers in a 43-36 loss at Homer. The girls played hard and we gave our self a chance in the end trailing by two many different times, but just could not get that key basket. The Lady Rangers will play at Springport on
7th grade won 35-2 last night with scoring from 6 girls. Lots of great defensive plays helped secure the win, a real team effort! The Young Rangers are back in action on Monday, Jan. 27th as they have their first home game vs. Concord, game time is 6:00 p.m.
