For the first time in its 46-year history, the Kansas Shrine Bowl will take place at Memorial Stadium in Dodge City.
The Shrine Bowl, scheduled for 7 p.m. on June 8th, pits the best high school football players in Kansas on the West side of the state against the best from the East side.
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Saying running is a huge part of Aaron Modrow’s daily routine, would be a vast understatement.
As one of the top Class 4A distance runners for Chapman High school, he makes sure to get his mileage in each day. He’s dedicated to staying on top of his diet, getting his proper rest, anything to help him stay on top of his game.
Darrien Holloway and Afftin Conway of Osborne High School have been sprinting with targets on their backs this season.
The target will only get larger at the state track and field meet this Friday at Cessna Stadium in Wichita.
Holloway, the defending 1A state champion in the 300 hurdles and the 110 hurdles, feels like the hurdler to beat, but he hasn’t let that affect his mindset.
Distance dominant and right on track.
That’s the position the St. James Academy girls track team finds itself as it enters Class 5A regional action.
The past three seasons, co-head coach Greg Bomhoff’s girls ended matters as runners-up at the 5A Kansas state track and field championships.
Second at state. Three. Consecutive. Seasons.
Find updated regional baseball brackets at the Kansas State High School Activities Association website.
Baxter Springs Regional
Quarterfinals
Frontenac defeated Riverton 8-3
Columbus defeated Galena 5-0
Find updated regional softball brackets at the Kansas State High School Activities Association website.
Chapman High School went 35 miles north to find its next girls head basketball coach.
Drew Gruver will be the next head coach of the Chapman girls basketball team, according to athletic director Clint Merritt. Gruver has been the head coach of the Clay Center boys since 2016, but has experience coaching at the high school level in Kansas for over a decade.
After years of coaching experience, Gruver knows what to look for in his players and in a team.
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► “It was kind of cool to break it and to talk to him at the meet after I broke it,” Armstrong said. ► Armstrong is a three-sport athlete. In the fall he runs cross country and in the winter he plays basketball. |
Olathe Northwest’s Maddie Righter came into the season as the favorite in 6A to win the state championship in both the high jump and long jump.
Teammate Jaleesa McWashington is Righter’s closest competition in the long jump. McWashington is also the top returning state medalist in the triple jump.
