The Manhattan Indians defeat the Derby Panthers 28-23 to continue their perfect season and advance to the 6A state championship game. Manhattan scored 21 unanswered points in the second half to overcome a nine-point deficit at halftime.
Junior RB Brayden Kunz and his monster 200+ rushing yards per game has the Conway Springs Cardinals in a sub-state matchup for the first time since 2011.
Dylan Edwards helped set the tone early, and Derby controlled the game throughout in a 36-21 win over Washburn Rural in the Sectional round Friday night.
The Panthers tried some late-game magic one more time but on a cold Friday night in Salina, senior running back Kenyon McMillan and the Mustangs were too much in a 40-35 win.
Northwest survived an early Junction City offensive surge, settled in, and took care of business in the Regional round of the KSHSAA football playoffs, 50-27.
North Dakota State soccer commit Hannah Stipp is forgoing her final soccer season to get to college early. In the meantime, she is relishing an unexpected opportunity.
Maize tops Derby in a game of the year candidate, 52-51. Kansas State commit Avery Johnson had maybe the best performance of his senior season, netting over 500 all purpose yards and seven touchdowns.
Bishop Carroll continues their dominance of the Holy War rivalry game, defeating the Crusaders for the 26th consecutive time. The Golden Eagles won 26-21.
t’s been a magical start for two new programs, albeit new for different reasons. South Sumner, who this year played as a co-op for the 1st time, came away with the 74-28 win over The Independent School out of Wichita.