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Spring Yearbook now online

The new Kansas Pregame Spring Edition, featuring the first ever spring yearbook with postseason coverage of basketball, cross country, football, volleyball and wrestling, in honor of the Class of 2020's lost senior year, is now online.

Column: For the Class of 2020, school's out...forever

Being a senior in high school is one of the best times of a person’s life, especially when he or she lives in a small town. Everyone knows your name, and when people see you in public, they always ask, “Are you ready for school to be over?
Plainville senior Heidi Jones reflects on the loss of her senior year in this column for Kansas Pregame. (Left photo: John Baetz; Right photo: Kaiden Van Schuyver)

Kansans highlight Garden City Community College signing class

GARDEN CITY – The volleyball program that Patrick Hiltz hopes to build at Garden City Community College will first and foremost start with recruiting local and regional Kansas players who he feels will be a good fit for his Lady Broncbuster team.
Garden City seniors (from left) Remi Vargas, Kelbi Richter and Reagan Karlin are three of the six Kansans who make up the 2020 Garden City Community College Volleyball Signing Class. (Photo by Adam Shrimplin, Shrimplin Photography)

Athletes, what should you do now?

Saturday, April 11th, would've been the FREE Sharp Performance Athletic Testing Combine at the Salina Fieldhouse. Kansas Pregame publisher John Baetz has partnered with Jake Sharp and a number of sponsors to provide the free athletic testing for almost 10 years.
Saturday would've been the annual FREE Sharp Performance Athletic Testing Combine at the Salina Fieldhouse. With the event now postponed, Kansas Pregame publisher John Baetz talks to aspiring college athletes about what they should be doing in this uniquely challenging time. (Photos by Jacob Isaacson)

KSHSAA announces Oscar Stauffer Award winners

TOPEKA, Kan. - The KSHSAA is pleased to announce the selection of Glen Grunwald and Kasey McDowell  the 2020 Oscar Stauffer Award recipients. Grunwald, Hutchinson, has been dubbed the Sportscaster of the Year and McDowell, Mulvane, as the Sportswriter of the Year.

KWCA announces annual award winners

On Sunday, the Kansas Wrestling Coaches Association Executive Board met at McPherson High School to finalize the 2020 award winners who will be recognized Oct. 3 at the KWCA "Fritz Knorr" Awards and Hall of Fame Banquet in Salina.

Chanute wins 4A State

SALINA, KS — Over 200 wrestlers from 52 different schools arrived in Salina this weekend for the KSHSAA 4A Wrestling Championships. This year also marked the first KSHSAA sanctioned girls championship tournament in the state.
Photo by Huntyr Schwegman

Another year of State wrestling in the books

The state of Kansas crowned wrestling champions Feb. 27-29. The action started Thursday with the first ever girls KSHSAA All-Class State Championship in Salina. The boys continued the action Friday and Saturday with classes at separate sites across the state.

Girls wrestling set to take center stage in Salina

Tony’s Pizza Events Center in Salina is set to host the first KSHSAA Girls Wrestling State Championship on Thursday. Find a schedule for the day here. Find a link to Track Wrestling's results from the tournament here. Only one school will claim the inaugural state championship.
Among the top ranked wrestlers in Thursday's first KSHSAA Girls State Wrestling Championship are, clockwise from top left, Junction City's Elisa Robinson, Nickerson's Nichole Moore, Onaga's Morgan Mayginnes, Marysville's Elise Rose, Garden City's Anjelina Serrano and Paola's Jordyn Knecht. (Photos by Everett Royer, KSportsImages.com)
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