Football

Kansas Pregame coverboy Zane Colson is one of the top football players and wrestlers in all of Kansas. Thursday he made his commitment to compete in both sports collegiately at Kansas Wesleyan University in Salina.

Update: Davenport announced his commitment to Butler Community College Tuesday morning.

Nearly 300 coaches gathered in Wichita Friday, February 1st and Saturday, February 2nd to hear from high school and college coaches from across Kansas and the Midwest.

This article originally appeared on KansasPregame.com January 20th.

Pratt quarterback/running back Travis Theis will go down as one of the state’s all-time greats. He’ll be remembered with the likes of other undersized Kansas stars like Rossville’s Tucker Horak and Paola’s Brian Shay. Could he find similar success in college?

New Kansas State and University of Kansas coaches Chris Klieman and Les Miles will be joined by Iowa State University head coach Matt Campbell as featured speakers the first night of the Kansas Football Coaches Association coaching clinic Friday, February 1.

Devin Hedgepeth was an elite defensive back who also excelled in the classroom, and after graduating from Derby High School in 2010 he accepted a football scholarship to Oklahoma State University where he would play his way into a starting role as a true freshman.

Fort Scott Convention and Visitors Bureau and Fort Scott Community College played host to feature photo shoots in the summer of 2018. For more about all there is to see and do in Fort Scott go to www.visitfortscott.com.

At just 5-5 and about 150 pounds Phillipsburg senior Nathan Moon seldom stands out in a crowd, but when it comes to the respect of his coaches, teammates and community, Moon is a standout.