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Sub-State began on Monday for both boys and girls. Many teams are advancing to the next round.
If you wanted to attend the Lady Vikes first playoff game this week, that won’t be happening now.
As the wrestling season is now a wrap, let’s look at who is taking home hardware.
KPZ Week 12: (G) KC Washington 42, Highland Park 63
KPZ Week 12: (B) KC Washington 43, Highland Park 67
KPZ Week 12 GOTW: (G) Emporia 39, Washburn Rural 31
KPZ Week 12: (B) Emporia 75, Washburn Rural 69 F/OT
The Eagles picked up wins to end the regular season in style.
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Our next Kaw Valley Bank and Cable Dahmer Scholar Athlete of the Week is Tatum Lara of Onaga High School.
Coach Filbeck says he’s excited about the challenge of turning a program around for the better.
Jack Miranda won the 500-yard freestyle, while Brogan Meier won the 50-yard freestyle.
Quite a few local student athletes from local 6A schools posted top five finishes at State Swimming & Diving.
KPZ Week 11: (B) Heritage Christian 48, Cair Paravel 59
KPZ Week 11: (G) Heritage Christian 63, Cair Paravel 24
KPZ Week 11 GOTW: (G) Manhattan 50, Washburn Rural 55
Jason Filbeck comes to the Trojans after spending 10 seasons as the head coach at Augusta (4A).
Addison maintains a 4.0 GPA, all while playing volleyball, basketball, and softball for the Wildcats.
It’s time to meet our Kaw Valley Bank and Cable Dahmer Scholar Athlete of the Week: Topeka High’s Lillee Kessler.
Three student-athletes from Lyndon High School's eight-man state championship team signed collegiate letters of intent Wednesday morning.
The Thunderbirds earn double digit wins in the Charger Dome on Tuesday night.
Signing their NLI's among teammates made the day even more special.
Our Kaw Valley Bank and Cable Dahmer Scholar Athlete of the Week is Sarabeth Martin of Clay Center High School.
Both teams pick up rivalry wins as the season rolls on.
It’s not often anyone can bowl a 300 in a game, well one Junior Blue did.
Over 300 athletes and 30 schools were in Topeka on Saturday.
As tournament action for both boys and girls concluded on Saturday, several local teams took home hardware.