Nearly 200 Kansas high school football players braved brutal spring weather conditions at Salina Stadium on Saturday, April 30th, for the annual Sharp Performance Open Showcase. The event was loaded with some of the state’s top players and saw several athletes emerge as college football prospects following testing, skills sessions and one-on-ones.
The Kansas Wrestling Coaches Association announced their 2022 Annual Award Winners today, including senior Wrestlers of the Year, Coaches of the Year and more.
Check out the complete list of award winners below and find more information about Kansas High School Wrestling on the KWCA website.
The Kansas Basketball Coaches Association released their All-State teams this weekend. Scroll through each team by classification below:
The Kansas Basketball Coaches Association released their All-State teams this weekend. Scroll through each team by classification below:
Winter sports are complete and spring breaks across the state are coming to close, that means it's time to take a look at the spring sports season starting in the next few days. Find a look at our annual Spring Preview below and follow along on social media to find a free keepsake edition near you.
Check out the Kansas Pregame Spring 2022 front and back covers below and look for the digital and hard copy releases soon!
And here's our first ever back cover featuring coaches and athletes!
The Sharp Performance Free Combine was held in the warm confines of the Salina Fieldhouse on a cold March morning this past Saturday. The facility in downtown Salina played host to a number of talented athletes from across the state looking to cement their names in the minds of college recruiters, and was again held for free thanks to the generous support of sponsors like Salina Regional Sports Medicine, providing patients a "home-field advantage."
Kansas Pregame and Nex-Tech Wireless have joined forces to recognize the individuals behind the scenes who help area school athletic teams achieve success. Administrators, team managers, assistant coaches, media members and more. As we prepare to recognize a new spring supporting cast in our upcoming Spring Preview let's take a look back at some of the past supporting cast honorees.
Dale Leech, Minneapolis
Minneapolis native and 2015 MHS graduate John Kelly is in line to become the next Director of Football Operations at the University of Oklahoma. After becoming one of the more tenured members of OU’s staff in the wake of head coach Lincoln Riley’s departure for USC in late November, the 25-year old was offered the DFO position in December.
The significance of earning a position as Director of Football Operations for a major university is often the culmination of many professional careers, meaning Kelly’s age makes the hiring all the more impressive.
Kansas Pregame and Nex-Tech Wireless have joined forces to recognize the individuals behind the scenes who help area school athletic teams achieve success. Administrators, team managers, assistant coaches, media members and more. As we prepare to recognize a new spring supporting cast in our upcoming Spring Preview let's take a look back at some of the past supporting cast honorees, starting with the fall of 2021.
Nancy Weishaar
