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Thursday, March 11, 2010
MHS not scared of Heights; has new identity
Joel Jellison jjellison@themercury.com
The Manhattan High starting five (from left to right) — Ryan Wilkinson, AJ Stitt, Connor Brooks, Zach Nelson and Tyler Francis. Staff photo by Luke Townsend.

The first time Manhattan played Wichita Heights, MHS coach Tim Brooks said his team wasn't scared.

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The first time Manhattan played Wichita Heights, MHS coach Tim Brooks said his team wasn't scared.
Published 3/10/2010
The Manhattan High bowling team traveled to Wichita on Thursday and Friday for the Class 6A state meet at Northrock Lanes.
Published 3/8/2010
WICHITA — Wichita Southeast provided an athletic, tall and lengthy test for the Manhattan High boys' basketball team on Saturday night.
Published 3/7/2010
WICHITA — For parts of the first half on Friday, Manhattan High just didn't have it.
Published 3/7/2010
Playing on the road, and slated as a No. 6 seed, the Manhattan High boys' basketball team was put in a position to lose on Thursday in the first round of the Class 6A substate at Wichita East.
Published 3/5/2010
On a night the Manhattan High girls' basketball team modestly celebrated its Centennial League title with free t-shirts to the fans in attendance, Wichita East didn't seem to notice.
Published 3/4/2010
Considering the way the Manhattan High boys' basketball team ended its regular season, the Indians could be taking on the role of 'giant killers,' or even a nickname such as 'the cardiac kids.'
Published 3/3/2010
Winning the Centennial League in triple overtime was huge for the Manhattan High girls' basketball team.
Published 3/2/2010
As Manhattan High head bowling coach Chris George was counting up the girls' scores for the Class 6A regional at Zuckey Bowl on Saturday, Patty Zuck could hardly contain herself.
Published 2/28/2010
EMPORIA — After upsetting Hayden on Tuesday in Manhattan, the Manhattan high boys' basketball team was hoping to end the regular season with a .500 record and a winning mark in the Centennial League.
Published 2/28/2010
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Video by Shari Brown
Video by Shari Brown
Video by Shari Brown
Filmed by Mark Ryan
Filmed by Mark Ryan
Short Pass for a big gain
One of the important fieldgoals in the game
Great Run for a big gain
Sliding Catch for the first down
Great Sack for a Big Loss
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