Greyhounds, Mustangs gear up for playoff openers

UNEXPECTED EVENT PUTS KC INTO POST-SEASON
  • STATE BOUND AGAIN The Benjamin Mustangs along with coach Nathan Hayes are working their way towards State for the third consecutive year. | LAURA GODSEY PHOTO
    STATE BOUND AGAIN The Benjamin Mustangs along with coach Nathan Hayes are working their way towards State for the third consecutive year. | LAURA GODSEY PHOTO
  • THE COIN FLIPPED AND A DOOR OPENED Just when the Greyhounds thought their season was over, an unusual set of circumstances opened a door and presented them with an opportunity no one could have predicted. Misfortune for one team created the fortune for the other. The Greyhounds now find themselves going into the playoffs. The Hounds will face Valley in a bi-district playoff at 7 p.m. Friday in Chillicothe. | SHERI BATY PHOTO
    THE COIN FLIPPED AND A DOOR OPENED Just when the Greyhounds thought their season was over, an unusual set of circumstances opened a door and presented them with an opportunity no one could have predicted. Misfortune for one team created the fortune for the other. The Greyhounds now find themselves going into the playoffs. The Hounds will face Valley in a bi-district playoff at 7 p.m. Friday in Chillicothe. | SHERI BATY PHOTO
    For Knox City, the season continues, even when, just a few days earlier, it looked like it might be over.At first, the Greyhounds came up on the wrong end of a Thursday coin flip, but they found out the very next day they would indeed be heading into the playoffs as the No. 1 seed from District 6-1A six-man Division I.“I knew there was a chance we might not be i...

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