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Forty-eight high school basketball teams in Kansas saw their season come to an unceremonious end in March as the decision was made to pull the plug on the state tournament after the quarterfinals because of concerns surrounding the spread of the coronavirus.

For the first time ever the staff at Kansas Pregame is taking a look at the progress of the season in an updated digital edition of our popular football preview.

As Week 4 games get ready to kick off we thought it would be fun to offer some alternate cover options that take a look at a few updated storylines at the midpoint of the season.

Follow along with our delivery drivers on Facebook and Twitter starting Monday afternoon to find a free copy near you • Find our digital edition online here     Previewing the high school football season in a pandemic creates a unique set of challenges, chief among them is knowing whether or...

Kansas Pregame and Nex-Tech Wireless continue to recognize those behind the scenes helping area sports teams achieve success. Check out the Spring Supporting Cast below and for more about Nex-Tech Wireless visit www.nex-techwireless.com.

Lisa Jennison grew up in Healy in a family that valued faith and athletics. The family attended the United Methodist Church in Healy, a town of 234 people located 24 miles from Scott City. Her mother, Diana, has long served as a positive influence.

Kansas Governor Laura Kelly announced Wednesday that the start of the 2020-2021 school year will be delayed until at least the week following Labor Day. With Wednesday’s announcement, those connected to school offered extracurricular activities in Kansas are left worried and confused.

On March 10, Kansas City-Washington football players Cory Macon and Jalen Spencer earned National Honor Society induction for the 2019-20 school year. Macon, with a cumulative 3.8 grade-point average, finished the semester with a 4.0.

On June 29, Hays High football coach Tony Crough discussed his highly talented Indian squad. HHS junior linebacker Gavin Meyers has received multiple Power 5 offers in the last eight months from Colorado, Kansas State and Nebraska.

After months of hard work the new 2020 Spring Edition of Kansas Pregame is finally available to pick up FREE at dozens of sponsor locations across Kansas. This publication features hundreds of photos and provides a special piece of memorabilia from a school year cut short by the coronavirus.