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McPherson, Paola prepare to host first KSHSAA girls wrestling regionals

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Pictured, clockwise from top left: Junction City's Elisa Robinson, Nickerson's Nichole Moore, Onaga's Morgan Mayginnes, Marysville's Elise Rose, Garden City's Angelina Serrano and Paola's Jordyn Knecht. (Photos by Everett Royer)

This weekend brings a milestone in Kansas high school sports history as athletes from 143 different high schools, representing all six classifications in Kansas, will compete in the first KSHSAA girls Regional Wrestling Tournaments in McPherson and Paola. Regionals will kick off on Valentine’s Day, Friday, Feb. 14, at 1 p.m. and continue into Saturday. The first KSHSAA sanctioned girls’ State Championship will take place Feb. 27 at Tony’s Pizza Event Center in Salina.

KBCA Rankings, February 11th

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Scott City and Colby's girls are ranked fifth and sixth respectively in class 3A. (Photo by Carrie Towns Photography)

The Kansas Basketball Coaches Association released updated team rankings for February 11th. Check them out below:

KWCA Rankings, February 11th

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This Friday the state of Kansas will play host to the first KSHSAA sanctioned girls' wrestling Regionals. This photo is from last year's unofficial girls' State Championships. (Photo by Everett Royer, KSportsImages.com)

The Kansas Wrestling Coaches Association released updated rankings February 11th, 2020. Check them out below:

Subway Sports Spotlight, Feb. 11th

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Clockwise from left: Chanute wins at Rose Hill, Oakley's Jordyn Lowrie and Liberal's Machia Mullens. (Chanute photo courtesy Andy Albright, Lowrie and Mullens photos by Everett Royer/KSportsImages.com)

Check out a few noteworthy stories from recent Kansas high school basketball action, and head to Subway for pre- or post-game meals, catering or Footlong Faves starting at $4.99. Order online at Subway.com.

Chanute continues dominant season

Subway Sports Spotlight, Feb. 5th

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Pictured, clockwise from left: South Gray boys basketball, South Gray junior Aaron Skidmore and Sylvan-Lucas freshman Keeli Knobbe. (South Gray photos by Karen Jantz; Knobbe photo by Becky Rathbun)

Check out a few noteworthy stories from recent Kansas high school basketball action, and head to Subway for pre- or post-game meals, catering or Footlong Faves starting at $4.99. Order online at Subway.com.

Haven outlasts tough field at Wildcat Classic

The 47th Annual Wildcat Classic featured six teams ranked in the Jan. 28 KBCA Rankings, host Haven among them.

Welton results show Goddard’s dominance, depth of quality wrestlers

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Pictured, clockwise from left: Goddard High won the team title at the Rocky Welton; St. James Academy's Cade Lautt won the 220 pound title; Goddard's Cayleb Atkins won the 160 pound class. (Goddard photos by Jammie Atkins; Lautt photo by Everett Royer, KSportsImages.com)

GARDEN CITY – It came as no surprise that the Goddard Lions prevailed as the team champion on Saturday, Feb. 1, in the 62nd annual Rocky Welton Invitational wrestling tournament.

The Lions came in as the odds-on favorite, having won the prestigious Welton team title in both 2018 and 2019, being the overall Kansas top-ranked team in 2020, and coming off an impressive dual meet triumph in Oklahoma where they beat nationally-ranked teams Allen, Texas, and Mustang, Okla.

FREE Sharp Performance Combine coming April 11th

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The seventh annual Sharp Performance Combine is scheduled for April 11th at the Salina Fieldhouse. (Photos by Jacob Isaacson)

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR THE STATE'S LARGEST FREE ATHLETIC TESTING COMBINE

Salina will again play host to one of the largest combines in the Midwest as Sharp Performance brings the seventh annual SP Athletic Testing Combine to the Salina Fieldhouse, Saturday, April 11th, in the newly redeveloped downtown Salina.

KWCA Rankings, February 4th

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Pictured, clockwise from top left: Goddard, Hillsboro's Jordan Bachman, Junction City's Elisa Robinson, Nickerson's Nichole Moore, Onaga's Morgan Mayginnes, Chanute's Kedric Emling, Trent Clements and Kolton Misener. (Photos courtesy Jammie Atkins, Hillsboro Wrestling, Everett Royer and Sophie Osborn)

The Kansas Wrestling Coaches Association released updated rankings February 4th, 2020. Check them out below:

KBCA Rankings, February 4th

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Pictured, top row, left-to-right: Wichita Heights junior Laniah Randle, McPherson junior Grace Pyle and Haven senior Faith Paramore. (Randle and Pyle photos by Everett Royer; Paramore photo by Kristy Ehart); Bottom row, left-to-right: Campus junior Sterling Chapman, TMP senior Carson Jacobs and South Central senior Xavier Frazier. (Chapman photo courtesy Bishop Chapman; Jacobs and Frazier photos be Everett Royer)

The Kansas Basketball Coaches Association released updated team rankings for February 4th. Check them out below:

First KFBCA Hall of Fame class inducted at annual clinic

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From left-to-right: Tom Young, Chuck Smith, Dick Purdy, KFBCA president Justin Burke, Roger Barta, Marvin Diener and Gary Cornelsen. Not pictured: Pete Kriwiel, son of the late Eddie Kriwiel who passed away in 2008. (Photo by Kansas Pregame publisher John Baetz)

After Kansas State University head coach Chris Klieman kicked off the Kansas Football Coaches Association's Annual Clinic on Friday night at the Hyatt Regency in Wichita with an hour long address detailing his philosophy for developing a college football program, current KFBCA president Justin Burke welcomed the first class of former Kansas high school football coaches into the new KFBCA Hall of Fame.

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