Who should be on the cover of Kansas Pregame?
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I hear the question often: "How do you choose the athletes for the covers of your publications?"
I hear the question often: "How do you choose the athletes for the covers of your publications?"
Here's a look at a few things we're watching on this fifth Football Friday of the season:
Dodge City at Wichita West
The fastest schoolboy distance runner in Class 1A cannot do anything halfway. If he’s in, he’s all in.
Here's a quick rundown of a few noteworthy sports stories in our Subway Sports Spotlight:
Wichita Trinity wins Cheney tournament; Broadie with big season
Kansas Pregame is joining forces with the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference to profile Kansas student athletes competing in the KCAC. This time we're taking a look at three recent grads of KCAC member institutions.
Jenna Farris, Kansas Wesleyan University
Kansas Pregame will begin to offer some localized coverage at the county and regional level on our website. This is the first installment of our new Saline County Sports Round-up which will cover cross country, football and volleyball at Salina Central, Salina South, Sacred Heart, Ell-Saline and Southeast of Saline high schools. Other fall sports coverage is not currently on the agenda due to our limited resources, but we do hope to expand in the future.
Time for week four in Kansas high school football, but first lets take a look at Thursday night’s action, which may have already produced the best games of the weekend.
St. James upsets Bishop Miege
Now that it's officially fall each fall sports regular season is over a third of the way through and there's plenty to recap from last week. In our weekly Subway Sports Spotlight feature Kansas Pregame writers take a look at several notable sports stories from across the state.
Royal Valley volleyball
This week sends us over a third of the way through the regular season in Kansas and here's few games we're watching.
Emporia looks to avenge last year's three-point loss to Legend, Colo.
Coach Chuck Fessenden’s 1985 Almena-Northern Valley football team featured multiple sophomores in key roles. The Huskies returned senior running back Shane Baird, who tallied 1,573 rushing yards as a junior.
Northern Valley lost in state title games in ’82-’83 and posted a 10-2 record in ’84. In ’85 the Huskies opened 4-0 with all wins by at least 22 points.
