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Jones Project speaker shares mental health hope 

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Damon Parker spoke to the more than 100 people at Mammoth on Thursday morning. (Courtesy Photo)

MERIDEN, Kan - Mammoth hosted mental health speaker Damon Parker of the Jones Project on Thursday, October 27th. Parker shared a message intended to change the conversation about mental health, with the goal of more awareness and treatment of mental health challenges.

More than 100 Mammoth staff, their families, and school administrators attended the entertaining and inspirational presentation.

Final rankings and playoff predictions

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A state championship trophy is on the line as the 2022 playoffs start this week. (File Photo)

As we kick off Week 9 of the 2022 Kansas High School football season this evening, which launches the postseason for the majority of the teams in the Sunflower State, the staff at Kansas Pregame has turned much of our attention to the basketball and wrestling seasons that lie ahead in an effort to complete our comprehensive Winter Edition. So, we offer these rankings with limited commentary and an understanding that the playoffs - in most cases - will see the very best teams as the last ones standing come late November.

Sub-State volleyball brackets now online

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With regular season volleyball matches all wrapped up the Kansas State High School Activities Association officials have finalized brackets for this weekend's Sub-State Tournaments. Find the brackets on the KSHSAA site at this link. Click on the bright blue location underneath each classification to see the respective brackets.

Check back for the final Kansas Volleyball Association rankings release soon.

Rankings after Week 7

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Olathe North used an incredible defensive effort to hand Mill Valley their first loss of the season and stay unbeaten. (Photo: Josh Price)

Here we are, in the final week of the season. As it always seems, another season has zoomed by and after this week the playoff picture will be framed and hung up for all to see. In the meantime, here's our take on the top teams in each class.

Class 6A

1. Manhattan (7-0)
2. Olathe North (7-0)
3. Wichita Northwest (6-1)
4. Derby (5-2)
5. Gardner-Edgerton (5-2)

Rankings after Week 6

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Cutline: Manhattan High cemented their position atop the 6A rankings with their dominant win over rival Junction City. (Photo: MHS Football Twitter)

Don't look now, but only two weeks of the regular season remain and the playoff picture is starting to crystalize. Key games will impact seeding in the larger classes while district championships are on the line in the smaller classifications.

We can't wait for the playoffs to sort out all this ranking nonsense, but in the meantime, here's our take on the Top 5 in each classification.

Class 6A

1. Manhattan (6-0)
2. Olathe North (6-0)
3. Wichita Northwest (5-1)
4. Derby (4-2)
5. Gardner-Edgerton (4-2)

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