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The Yuma High School boys wrestlers gave it all they had in a difficult Class 2A Region 1 Tournament, last weekend in Akron. The Outlaws qualified two for this week’s Class 2A State Tournament in Ball Arena, while scoring 61 points to place 10th in the 16-school field. “The teamContinue Reading

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Yuma High School’s boys basketball team is looking to regain some momentum heading into the postseason. The Outlaws have gone 2-2 since two Saturdays ago, heading into the regular season finale Friday at Byers. “It is definitely time to start building momentum,” coach Dave Sheffield said. “We have had aContinue Reading

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It definitely has been an interesting and challenging stretch for the Yuma High School girls basketball team. “We are trying to get better every day and fix our mistakes that we continue to make that has put us in this position,” coach Jeremy Robinson said. The Outlaws finally snapped aContinue Reading

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Arickaree’s girls basketball team enters the final week of the regular season sitting in good shape for the postseason. The Bison are 10-6, going 3-2 in the YWKC, with a game today, February 15, at Kiowa, then a home game Friday against Miami-Yoder. They then have the Class 1A DistrictContinue Reading

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Keith Gille, who led the Yuma Indians to the Class 1A 2009 state championship, passed away earlier this week. He had been in the hospital for about one week prior to his passing. He leaves behind his wife, Jeanette. Details of when a service will be held were not availableContinue Reading

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Trey Stegman and Garret Patterson both reached very different milestones during the Big O Memorial Duals hosted at Yuma High School last Saturday. Stegman, a senior, reached his 100th during the tournament. He enters regional with a 23-4 record this season. The 100th win took a little longer than originallyContinue Reading

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By Kelly Rayl Yuma Pioneer The Yuma Post Office has a new Postmaster, his name is Terrence Houston. Terrence has come to Yuma from a suburb of San Antonio, Texas called Converse. “Converse was like a rural area when I was young, dirt roads, then it got huge, my SeniorContinue Reading