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Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference coaches and members of the media gathered at Crestview Country Club in Wichita on Thursday for the annual KCAC Media Day.
Kansas Wesleyan was picked by both the coaches and media to repeat as conference champions. The Coyotes are coming off a 13-1 season in which they hosted a national semi-final game and ran the table in the KCAC.
TOPEKA, Kan. – When the 2018 Kansas State High School Activities Association football playoffs ended, it brought to a conclusion the 50th season of postseason play in the sport for the state of Kansas.
In 1969, the KSHSAA launched the first-ever state playoff system with five classifications of 11-man football and one classification for the 8-man game.
Today, there are six classifications of the 11-player game and two for 8-player schools.
SALINA – Kansas high school football's Class of 2020 has featured a high number of well-known, Power 5 linemen commits including Lawrence Free State’s Turner Corcoran, Derby’s Alex Conn, Lakin’s Hadley Panzer and Emporia’s Hayden Pauls.
SALINA - The Twin Valley League has tradtionally been one of, if not the best small-school league in the state for athletics.
Two girls - Emilee Ebert of Frankfort and Macy Doebele of Hanover - did the TVL proud over the weekend at the 36th annual KBCA Girls' All-Star Game at Kansas Wesleyan's Mabee Arena.
The 36th-annual Kansas Basketball Coaches Association All-Star Game features some of the best talent across the Sunflower State.
Both games will be held on Saturday, June 22 at Mabee Arena on the campus of Kansas Wesleyan University. The girls game is scheduled for 6:05 p.m. with the boys to follow at approximately 8:15 p.m.
