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KSHSAA executive board approves postseason changes

TOPEKA, Kan. – Changes to postseason formats and championship sites for basketball, football, wrestling and track and field highlight actions approved at the June 12-13 KSHSAA Executive Board Meeting. The postseason formats are set by the KSHSAA Executive Board each year.

KBCA All-Star teams split

The Gold team won the boys' game in the Kansas Basketball Coaches Association All-Star games Saturday night, while the Blue team took the girls' contest in a pair of games played at Kansas Wesleyan's Mabee Arena. Check out a recap from KVOE sports here.
Clockwise from top left: Riverside's Taylor Weishaar, Campus' Andrell Burton Jr., Silver Lake's Makenzie McDaniel and McKinley Kruger, Bennington's Eli Lawson, Andover's Alana Shetlar and Beloit's Bryce Beisner are among this year's KBCA All-Star selections. (File Photos)

Smith gets on track in final season

Special to Kansas Pregame Destiny greeted recent Lincoln High graduate Bentley Smith this spring and she welcomed it with open arms and sprinter’s legs.Smith, who had never gone out for track, answered destiny’s call, and just in time, too.
Lincoln senior Bentley Smith joined forces with Ashton Lyne, Hazel Metz and Alyssa Lopez to form a record-breaking 400 meter relay team. She also ran to a fifth place finish at state track. (Photos: Submitted)

State basketball sites selected for 2025

The Kansas State High School Activities Association has selected sites for the 2025 KSHSAA state basketball championships. All seven sites have hosted at least once previously.

Around the Horn presented by Salina Ortho

Let's go "Around the Horn" with Salina Ortho, Kansas Pregame's look at some of the top baseball stories from across the state, presented by Central Kansas' largest Orthopedic's Practice, Salina Ortho.
After an early season reboot, Olathe South made a run to the 6A title. (Photo: Matt Johnson)

Around the Horn presented by Salina Ortho

Special to Kansas Pregame SALINA - Hollywood’s best directors and producers couldn’t have written a much better script for Kansas high school baseball’s version of Hoosiers or Little Giants.
Salina Central's third place finish was a thrilling Cinderella run that few saw coming. (Photo: Salina Central Athletics Twitter/X)
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