MARYVILLE, Mo. — Fort Hays State fell to Northwest Missouri State by a score of 2-0 on Friday afternoon. The Bearcats scored a pair of second half goals to take the match on their home field. NWMSU moved to 8-3-0 overall and 5-1 in the MIAA, while FHSU moved to 3-8-1 overall and 1-5-1 in the MIAA.

The Tigers had plenty of scoring opportunities, placing 10 shots on target in the match. However, they were all saved by Lily Ellis, who earned the shutout in net for the Bearcats. FHSU outshot NWMSU 20-12 overall in the match.

FHSU led the shot count in the first half 9-6. Both Ellis and Tiger keeper Hadley Ostrander had three saves in the opening half. 

Northwest Missouri broke through in the 53rd minute on a goal by Addy Armstrong. McKenna West extended the lead with a goal in the 77th minute. Both were NWMSU's only shots on goal in the second half.

Cotter led Fort Hays with six shots, three of which were on goal. Ostrander finished with three saves overall. 

Next up for Fort Hays State will be a match against Missouri Western on Sunday (Oct. 19) in St. Joseph. The match is set to begin at 1 p.m.

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 </figure>FHSU AthleticsMARYVILLE, Mo. — Fort Hays State fell to Northwest Missouri State by a score of 2-0 on Friday afternoon. The Bearcats scored a pair of second half goals to take the match on their home field. NWMSU moved to 8-3-0 overall and 5-1 in the MIAA, while FHSU moved to 3-8-1 overall and 1-5-1 in the MIAA.The Tigers had plenty of scoring opportunities, placing 10 shots on target in the match. However, they were all saved by Lily Ellis, who earned the shutout in net for the Bearcats. FHSU outshot NWMSU 20-12 overall in the match.FHSU led the shot count in the first half 9-6. Both Ellis and Tiger keeper Hadley Ostrander had three saves in the opening half. Northwest Missouri broke through in the 53rd minute on a goal by Addy Armstrong. McKenna West extended the lead with a goal in the 77th minute. Both were NWMSU's only shots on goal in the second half.Cotter led Fort Hays with six shots, three of which were on goal. Ostrander finished with three saves overall. Next up for Fort Hays State will be a match against Missouri Western on Sunday (Oct. 19) in St. Joseph. The match is set to begin at 1 p.m.

⚽ No. 21 Bearcats turn away Tigers with two second-half goals

#3-5A Hays High (5-1, 2-0 WAC) vs #2-5A Great Bend (6-0, 2-0) Friday, Oct. 17 - 7 p.m. Hays, Kan.

Radio:&nbsp;KFIX (96.9)&nbsp;<a href="https://radio.securenetsystems.net/cwa/KFIX">CLICK HERE TO LISTEN</a> <a href="https://mix103fm.com/"></a>Video:&nbsp;Hays High Sports Network - <a href="https://vcloud.hudl.com/broadcast/embed/2551502">CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE</a>

The Hays High Indians face-off with rival Great Bend at Hays High School.

The Panthers are the current top seed in 5A West. Hays is the current four seed.

Kickoff is at 7
p.m. with the Hertz Rent-A-Car Pregame Show at 6:30 p.m. on 96.9 KFIX.

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 </figure>#3-5A Hays High (5-1, 2-0 WAC) vs #2-5A Great Bend (6-0, 2-0) Friday, Oct. 17 - 7 p.m. Hays, Kan.Radio:&nbsp;KFIX (96.9)&nbsp;<a href="https://radio.securenetsystems.net/cwa/KFIX">CLICK HERE TO LISTEN</a> <a href="https://mix103fm.com/"></a>Video:&nbsp;Hays High Sports Network - <a href="https://vcloud.hudl.com/broadcast/embed/2551502">CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE</a>The Hays High Indians face-off with rival Great Bend at Hays High School.The Panthers are the current top seed in 5A West. Hays is the current four seed.Kickoff is at 7
p.m. with the Hertz Rent-A-Car Pregame Show at 6:30 p.m. on 96.9 KFIX.

🎧🎥 Hays hosts Great Bend in state ranked showdown

TMP-Marian (3-2, 3-2 MCL) vs Oakley (2-3, 1-2 MCL) Friday, Oct. 17, 6 p.m. Hays, Kan. Radio:&nbsp;KHAZ (99.5)&nbsp;<a href="https://99kzcountry.com/">CLICK HERE TO LISTEN</a> <a href="https://mix103fm.com/"></a>Video:&nbsp;Monarchs Sports Network&nbsp;<a href="https://vcloud.hudl.com/broadcast/embed/2552024">CLICK HERE TO WATCH ($)</a>

The TMP-Marian Monarchs are on the road for the final time in district play Friday night as they travel to southwest Kansas to take on the Syracuse Bulldogs.

Kickoff is set for 6 p.m. Live
coverage includes The Monarchs Sports Network and radio.

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 </figure>TMP-Marian (3-2, 3-2 MCL) vs Oakley (2-3, 1-2 MCL) Friday, Oct. 17, 6 p.m. Hays, Kan. Radio:&nbsp;KHAZ (99.5)&nbsp;<a href="https://99kzcountry.com/">CLICK HERE TO LISTEN</a> <a href="https://mix103fm.com/"></a>Video:&nbsp;Monarchs Sports Network&nbsp;<a href="https://vcloud.hudl.com/broadcast/embed/2552024">CLICK HERE TO WATCH ($)</a>The TMP-Marian Monarchs are on the road for the final time in district play Friday night as they travel to southwest Kansas to take on the Syracuse Bulldogs.Kickoff is set for 6 p.m. Live
coverage includes The Monarchs Sports Network and radio.

🏈🎥 TMP back on the road for district matchup with Syracuse

KAYS - (1400/94.3) KFIX - (96.9) KHAZ - (99.5) KJLS - (103.3) KKQY - (101.9)

Friday, October 17 KAYS: Fort Hays State VB vs. Central Oklahoma, 5:45pm KKQY: Hill City FB at Stockton, 6:00pm KFIX: Hays High FB vs. Great Bend, 6:30pm KHAZ: TMP-Marian FB at Syracuse, 6:30pm

Saturday, October 18 KJLS: Fort Hays State FB at Northwest Missouri State, 12:30pm

Sunday, October 19 KFIX: Kansas City Chiefs FB vs. Los Vegas Raiders, 11:00am

KAYS - (1400/94.3) KFIX - (96.9) KHAZ - (99.5) KJLS - (103.3) KKQY - (101.9)Friday, October 17 KAYS: Fort Hays State VB vs. Central Oklahoma, 5:45pm KKQY: Hill City FB at Stockton, 6:00pm KFIX: Hays High FB vs. Great Bend, 6:30pm KHAZ: TMP-Marian FB at Syracuse, 6:30pmSaturday, October 18 KJLS: Fort Hays State FB at Northwest Missouri State, 12:30pmSunday, October 19 KFIX: Kansas City Chiefs FB vs. Los Vegas Raiders, 11:00am

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HAYS, Kan. — Fort Hays State Men's Soccer reached 10 wins for the 12th time in 14 full seasons with a dominating 4-0 win over Newman on Thursday night. The No. 6 ranked Tigers, now 10-0-2 overall and 6-0-0 in the GAC, reached what has become a common standard in their still fairly young program history. The Jets, receiving votes in the latest national poll, moved to 5-3-4 overall and 2-2-2 in the GAC.

Fort Hays State extended its program record for most consecutive games without a loss to start a season to 12. The Tigers also recorded their third straight shutout, all by multiple goals, and now have nine shutouts overall for the season.

Fort Hays State established an early lead in the first half, with Mamadou Oumar Ndiaye scoring in the 3rd minute. Joseph Street had a throw into the box that found the back of Federico Heinrich's head and then the foot of Ndiaye in the box as he threaded home a shot through traffic. The Tigers maintained pressure in the first half with a 13-4 lead in shots, including a goal by Bastian Carlman in the 33rd minute when Tadhg Walsh intercepted a pass and put the ball forward to Carlman who found the net. FHSU led 2-0 at the break.

Fort Hays State extended its lead in the second half with Carlman's second goal of the match in the 57th minute, assisted by Heinrich. Tonnes Daland capped the scoring with his first goal for the Tigers in the 72nd minute going all the way from midfield to win a one-on-one situation with the goalkeeper. Despite Newman's six corner kick opportunities in the second half, the Jets were unable to capitalize. FHSU won the shot battle 17-9 overall. Carlman led the Tigers with five shots.

Payton Roehrich and D'Alessandro Sosa posted a combined shutout, Roehrich going the first 80 minutes and then Sosa the final 10. Roehrich recorded two saves. Newman goalkeeper Francisco Pinochet had four saves for the evening.

Fort Hays State now preps for a key battle on the road at Northeastern State on Saturday afternoon at 1 p.m. in Tahlequah, Okla. The RiverHawks are 6-4-2 overall and 3-3-0 in the GAC.

<figure>
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 </figure>FHSU AthleticsHAYS, Kan. — Fort Hays State Men's Soccer reached 10 wins for the 12th time in 14 full seasons with a dominating 4-0 win over Newman on Thursday night. The No. 6 ranked Tigers, now 10-0-2 overall and 6-0-0 in the GAC, reached what has become a common standard in their still fairly young program history. The Jets, receiving votes in the latest national poll, moved to 5-3-4 overall and 2-2-2 in the GAC.Fort Hays State extended its program record for most consecutive games without a loss to start a season to 12. The Tigers also recorded their third straight shutout, all by multiple goals, and now have nine shutouts overall for the season.Fort Hays State established an early lead in the first half, with Mamadou Oumar Ndiaye scoring in the 3rd minute. Joseph Street had a throw into the box that found the back of Federico Heinrich's head and then the foot of Ndiaye in the box as he threaded home a shot through traffic. The Tigers maintained pressure in the first half with a 13-4 lead in shots, including a goal by Bastian Carlman in the 33rd minute when Tadhg Walsh intercepted a pass and put the ball forward to Carlman who found the net. FHSU led 2-0 at the break.Fort Hays State extended its lead in the second half with Carlman's second goal of the match in the 57th minute, assisted by Heinrich. Tonnes Daland capped the scoring with his first goal for the Tigers in the 72nd minute going all the way from midfield to win a one-on-one situation with the goalkeeper. Despite Newman's six corner kick opportunities in the second half, the Jets were unable to capitalize. FHSU won the shot battle 17-9 overall. Carlman led the Tigers with five shots.Payton Roehrich and D'Alessandro Sosa posted a combined shutout, Roehrich going the first 80 minutes and then Sosa the final 10. Roehrich recorded two saves. Newman goalkeeper Francisco Pinochet had four saves for the evening.Fort Hays State now preps for a key battle on the road at Northeastern State on Saturday afternoon at 1 p.m. in Tahlequah, Okla. The RiverHawks are 6-4-2 overall and 3-3-0 in the GAC.

⚽ No. 6 Tigers reach 10-win mark, shutout Jets 

HAYS - Garden City put an exclamation mark on its undefeated conference soccer championship Thursday with a 3-1 victory over Hays High on the Indians’ home field.

Hays High led at halftime on a Brecken Otte goal before Garden City outscored the Indians 3-0 in the second half for the victory that moved them to 13-1-1 on the season. The Buffaloes won the Western Athletic Conference championship with a 7-0-1 record.

Following the contest, Hays High (6-8 overall, 2-6 WAC) honored seven seniors in their final home game: Erik Cisneros, Eduardo Maldonado, Kal Lonsdale, Chase Zadina, Jacob Hemphill, Andres Cisneros-Salas and Jhonnathan Hernandez.

The Indians will close out their regular season Tuesday at Hesston, then look ahead to postseason and the Class 5A playoffs.

SubmittedHAYS - Garden City put an exclamation mark on its undefeated conference soccer championship Thursday with a 3-1 victory over Hays High on the Indians’ home field.Hays High led at halftime on a Brecken Otte goal before Garden City outscored the Indians 3-0 in the second half for the victory that moved them to 13-1-1 on the season. The Buffaloes won the Western Athletic Conference championship with a 7-0-1 record.Following the contest, Hays High (6-8 overall, 2-6 WAC) honored seven seniors in their final home game: Erik Cisneros, Eduardo Maldonado, Kal Lonsdale, Chase Zadina, Jacob Hemphill, Andres Cisneros-Salas and Jhonnathan Hernandez.The Indians will close out their regular season Tuesday at Hesston, then look ahead to postseason and the Class 5A playoffs.

⚽ Indians fall to Garden City on Senior Da

JUNCTION CITY – The Hays High volleyball team
picked up a pair of close wins in Junction City Thursday night. The Indians
defeated Topeka High in three sets then knocked off the host Bluejays in two.

HHS def. Topeka High (25-23, 20-25, 25-22)
HHS def. Junction City (25-17, 27-25)

The Indians
are in Great Bend for Saturday’s Western Athletic Conference Tournament.

Hays Post SportsJUNCTION CITY – The Hays High volleyball team
picked up a pair of close wins in Junction City Thursday night. The Indians
defeated Topeka High in three sets then knocked off the host Bluejays in two.HHS def. Topeka High (25-23, 20-25, 25-22)
HHS def. Junction City (25-17, 27-25)HHS improved to 22-9 on the season. The Indians
are in Great Bend for Saturday’s Western Athletic Conference Tournament.

🏐 HHS wins twice in Junction City, now 22-9

LIBERAL – The Hays High boys and girls cross
country teams both finished fourth at the Western Athletic Conference meet Thursday
in Liberal.

Sophomore Blayden Werth was the Indians highest
place finisher, coming in ninth in the boys race with a time of 18:06.24. He
was the only HHS runner to finish in the top 20.

Freshman Alexa Cooley paced the Indians girls
with a 10th-place finish after a time of 18:25.40. Fellow Freshman Avrie
Branaman finished 17th (19:22.76), senior Aralen Maupin placed 18th (19:23.17
and freshman Kiana Sun was 20th (19:27.69.

Great Bend won the girls team title with 31
points, 15 seconds less than Dodge City. Great Bend freshman Decora Schroeter
won the girls individual title with a time of 16:20.23.

Hays Post SportsLIBERAL – The Hays High boys and girls cross
country teams both finished fourth at the Western Athletic Conference meet Thursday
in Liberal.Sophomore Blayden Werth was the Indians highest
place finisher, coming in ninth in the boys race with a time of 18:06.24. He
was the only HHS runner to finish in the top 20.Freshman Alexa Cooley paced the Indians girls
with a 10th-place finish after a time of 18:25.40. Fellow Freshman Avrie
Branaman finished 17th (19:22.76), senior Aralen Maupin placed 18th (19:23.17
and freshman Kiana Sun was 20th (19:27.69.Great Bend won the girls team title with 31
points, 15 seconds less than Dodge City. Great Bend freshman Decora Schroeter
won the girls individual title with a time of 16:20.23.

👟 HHS boys and girls finish fourth at WAC meet

HOXIE – The TMP-Marian boys and girls cross
country teams both finished fifth at Thursday’s Hoxie Cross Country Invitational.
Hoxie won the girls team title with 29 points and easily outdistanced second
place Quinter by 50 points. Quinter won the boys race with 25 points, 53 less than
Oakley. Trego finished third with 82 points.

Mattias Marintzer paced the Monarch boys with an
11th place finish with a time of 18:44.27. Grace Schmeidler led the TMP girls
with a 24th place finish (25:23.70).

Ellis senior Avery Boydston won the girls race
with a time of 19:21.81. Railer freshman Taryn Boydston was second (19:38.40).
Plainville sophomore Brilynn Trumpp finished fourth (20:46.30), Trego senior
Kallan Rothchild placed eighth (21:53.84) and Golden Eagle freshman Kenadie
Rothchild came in 10th place (22:47.61).

Hays Post SportsHOXIE – The TMP-Marian boys and girls cross
country teams both finished fifth at Thursday’s Hoxie Cross Country Invitational.
Hoxie won the girls team title with 29 points and easily outdistanced second
place Quinter by 50 points. Quinter won the boys race with 25 points, 53 less than
Oakley. Trego finished third with 82 points.Mattias Marintzer paced the Monarch boys with an
11th place finish with a time of 18:44.27. Grace Schmeidler led the TMP girls
with a 24th place finish (25:23.70).Ellis senior Avery Boydston won the girls race
with a time of 19:21.81. Railer freshman Taryn Boydston was second (19:38.40).
Plainville sophomore Brilynn Trumpp finished fourth (20:46.30), Trego senior
Kallan Rothchild placed eighth (21:53.84) and Golden Eagle freshman Kenadie
Rothchild came in 10th place (22:47.61).

👟 TMP-Marian boys and girls fifth at Hoxie Invite

KAYS - (1400/94.3) KFIX - (96.9) KHAZ - (99.5) KJLS - (103.3) KKQY - (101.9)Thursday, October 16 noneFriday, October 17 KAYS: Fort Hays State VB vs. Central Oklahoma, 5:45pm KKQY: Hill City FB at Stockton, 6:00pm KFIX: Hays High FB vs. Great Bend, 6:30pm KHAZ: TMP-Marian FB at Syracuse, 6:30pmSaturday, October 18 KJLS: Fort Hays State FB at Northwest Missouri State, 12:30pmSunday, October 19 KFIX: Kansas City Chiefs FB vs. Los Vegas Raiders, 11:00am

LIBERAL - Another tough conference match with a Class 6A heavyweight resulted in another one-goal loss for the Hays High boys' soccer team Tuesday.

Liberal scored two first-half goals en route to the 2-1 decision in Western Athletic Conference action to move to 10-2 overall and 4-2 in the WAC.

Hays High got back within one late in the game on an Ivan Maldonado header off a corner kick.

The Indians once again put up another strong defensive effort against the Redskins with eight saves by goalkeeper Cedric Durr but couldn't get the equalizer.

Hays High (6-7 overall, 2-5 WAC) will try to get back to .500 Thursday when it entertains Garden City for Senior Night at the HHS field.

The Buffaloes (12-1-1, 6-0-1) have already clinched the WAC title with their bend-don't-break season that has featured six one-goal victories and a tie, including a 2-1  match with Hays High last month.

The Indians would like to flip that result Thursday and send their seniors out in style in the final game on their home field.

Starting time is 4:30 p.m. for the junior varsity, followed by the varsity. 

SubmittedLIBERAL - Another tough conference match with a Class 6A heavyweight resulted in another one-goal loss for the Hays High boys' soccer team Tuesday.Liberal scored two first-half goals en route to the 2-1 decision in Western Athletic Conference action to move to 10-2 overall and 4-2 in the WAC.Hays High got back within one late in the game on an Ivan Maldonado header off a corner kick.The Indians once again put up another strong defensive effort against the Redskins with eight saves by goalkeeper Cedric Durr but couldn't get the equalizer.Hays High (6-7 overall, 2-5 WAC) will try to get back to .500 Thursday when it entertains Garden City for Senior Night at the HHS field.The Buffaloes (12-1-1, 6-0-1) have already clinched the WAC title with their bend-don't-break season that has featured six one-goal victories and a tie, including a 2-1 match with Hays High last month.The Indians would like to flip that result Thursday and send their seniors out in style in the final game on their home field.Starting time is 4:30 p.m. for the junior varsity, followed by the varsity.

⚽ Senior Night Thursday for Indian soccer

Several area teams remained ranked in the latest Kansas Volleyball Association rankings.

Records listed reflect information that was submitted by Monday, October 13.

Victoria (28-5) dropped a spot to sixth in 1A Division 2. Quinter (22-10) moved up one spot to No. 8 in 1A Division 1.

One team from the Western Athletic Conference is ranked.. Great Bend entered the 5A poll at No. 10.

One Mid-Continent League team is ranked. Oakley (31-2) is fourth in 2A.

Regional tournaments will be held on Monday, October 20 with the sub-state tournaments on Saturday, October 25. State tournaments are set for October 30-November 1.

Class 6A&nbsp; 1. Mill Valley 25-4 (2) 2. Blue Valley West 24-4 (1) 3. Olathe West 21-7 (3) 4. Olathe Northwest 25-5 (4) 5. Blue Valley North 18-9 (5) 6. Washburn Rural 21-4 (6) 7. Manhattan 23-8 (7) 8. Shawnee Mission Northwest 20-8 (9) 9. Gardner-Edgerton 23-9 (NR) 10. Wichita Northwest 22-6 (NR)

Class 5A&nbsp; 1. St. Thomas Aquinas 25-5 (1) 2. Blue Valley Southwest 27-4 (2) 3. Maize South 30-3 (3) 4. Bishop Carroll 33-1 (4) 5. St. James Academy 22-8 (5) 6. Lansing 26-7 (6) 7. Andover Central 22-10 (7) 8. De Soto 21-10 (8) 9. Goddard-Eisenhower 18-10 (9) 10. Great Bend 19-9 (NR)

Class 4A 1. Clay Center 34-2 (1) 2. Andale 25-1 (2) 3. Hayden 23-7 (3) 4. Bishop Miege 5-21 (4) 5. McPherson 28-5 (7) 6. Chanute 33-1 (6) 7. Rock Creek 28-6 (5) 8. Circle 21-10 (NR) 9. Paola 23-7 (9) 10. Eudora 24-10 (8)

Class 3A&nbsp; 1. Silver Lake 34-1 (1) 2. Holton 28-8 (2) 3. Halstead 28-5 (3) 4. Hoisington 29-4 (4) 5. Beloit 23-8 (5) 6. Trinity Academy 21-5 (7) 7. Maranatha Christian Academy 33-4 (8) 8. Holcomb 32-4 (6) 9. Garden Plain 25-8 (NR) 10. Hesston 21-12 (9)

Class 2A 1. Ellinwood 35-0 (1) 2. Hillsboro 26-9 (2) 3. Moundridge 32-2 (3) 4. Oakley 31-2 (4) 5. Medicine Lodge 29-4 (5) 6. Valley Heights 23-8 (7) 7. Rossville 23-13 (6) 8. Jefferson County North 35-4 (8) 9. Sedgwick 25-10 (9) 10. Berean Academy 25-7 (10)

Class 1A – Division 1&nbsp; 1. Little River 33-2 (1) 2. Centralia 27-7 (2) 3. Wabaunsee 28-5 (3) 4. South Gray 29-3 (4) 5. Rock Hills 33-1 (6) 6. Spearville 27-6 (5) 7. Goessel 24-10 (7) 8. Quinter 22-10 (9) 9. Greeley County 21-10 (8) 10. Onaga 17-11 (10)

Class 1A – Division 2&nbsp; 1. Ingalls 28-5 (2) 2. Marais des Cygnes Valley 34-2 (3) 3. Linn 25-5 (6) 4. Hanover 25-7 (1) 5. Argonia 36-1 (4) 6. Victoria 28-5 (5) 7. Cheylin 25-8 (7) 8. Axtell 22-13 (10) 9. Dighton 22-11 (9) 10. Bucklin 20-11 (NR)

<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2023/9/1694203728754.png" alt="Kansas Volleyball Association image" />
 <figcaption>Kansas Volleyball Association image</figcaption>
 </figure>Hays Post SportsSeveral area teams remained ranked in the latest Kansas Volleyball Association rankings.Records listed reflect information that was submitted by Monday, October 13.Victoria (28-5) dropped a spot to sixth in 1A Division 2. Quinter (22-10) moved up one spot to No. 8 in 1A Division 1.One team from the Western Athletic Conference is ranked.. Great Bend entered the 5A poll at No. 10.One Mid-Continent League team is ranked. Oakley (31-2) is fourth in 2A.Regional tournaments will be held on Monday, October 20 with the sub-state tournaments on Saturday, October 25. State tournaments are set for October 30-November 1. Class 6A&nbsp; 1. Mill Valley 25-4 (2) 2. Blue Valley West 24-4 (1) 3. Olathe West 21-7 (3) 4. Olathe Northwest 25-5 (4) 5. Blue Valley North 18-9 (5) 6. Washburn Rural 21-4 (6) 7. Manhattan 23-8 (7) 8. Shawnee Mission Northwest 20-8 (9) 9. Gardner-Edgerton 23-9 (NR) 10. Wichita Northwest 22-6 (NR)Class 5A&nbsp; 1. St. Thomas Aquinas 25-5 (1) 2. Blue Valley Southwest 27-4 (2) 3. Maize South 30-3 (3) 4. Bishop Carroll 33-1 (4) 5. St. James Academy 22-8 (5) 6. Lansing 26-7 (6) 7. Andover Central 22-10 (7) 8. De Soto 21-10 (8) 9. Goddard-Eisenhower 18-10 (9) 10. Great Bend 19-9 (NR)Class 4A 1. Clay Center 34-2 (1) 2. Andale 25-1 (2) 3. Hayden 23-7 (3) 4. Bishop Miege 5-21 (4) 5. McPherson 28-5 (7) 6. Chanute 33-1 (6) 7. Rock Creek 28-6 (5) 8. Circle 21-10 (NR) 9. Paola 23-7 (9) 10. Eudora 24-10 (8)Class 3A&nbsp; 1. Silver Lake 34-1 (1) 2. Holton 28-8 (2) 3. Halstead 28-5 (3) 4. Hoisington 29-4 (4) 5. Beloit 23-8 (5) 6. Trinity Academy 21-5 (7) 7. Maranatha Christian Academy 33-4 (8) 8. Holcomb 32-4 (6) 9. Garden Plain 25-8 (NR) 10. Hesston 21-12 (9)Class 2A 1. Ellinwood 35-0 (1) 2. Hillsboro 26-9 (2) 3. Moundridge 32-2 (3) 4. Oakley 31-2 (4) 5. Medicine Lodge 29-4 (5) 6. Valley Heights 23-8 (7) 7. Rossville 23-13 (6) 8. Jefferson County North 35-4 (8) 9. Sedgwick 25-10 (9) 10. Berean Academy 25-7 (10)Class 1A – Division 1&nbsp; 1. Little River 33-2 (1) 2. Centralia 27-7 (2) 3. Wabaunsee 28-5 (3) 4. South Gray 29-3 (4) 5. Rock Hills 33-1 (6) 6. Spearville 27-6 (5) 7. Goessel 24-10 (7) 8. Quinter 22-10 (9) 9. Greeley County 21-10 (8) 10. Onaga 17-11 (10)Class 1A – Division 2&nbsp; 1. Ingalls 28-5 (2) 2. Marais des Cygnes Valley 34-2 (3) 3. Linn 25-5 (6) 4. Hanover 25-7 (1) 5. Argonia 36-1 (4) 6. Victoria 28-5 (5) 7. Cheylin 25-8 (7) 8. Axtell 22-13 (10) 9. Dighton 22-11 (9) 10. Bucklin 20-11 (NR)

🏐 Several area teams ranked in latest Kansas Volleyball Association poll

By DAVE SKRETTA AP Sports Writer

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Kansas City Chiefs will finally get to see what their offense looks like when Rashee Rice joins fellow wide receivers Xavier Worthy and Marquise Brown on the field for Sunday's game against the Las Vegas Raiders.

Rice returned to practice Wednesday after his six-game suspension for violating the NFL's personal conduct policy, a punishment that was handed down for causing a high-speed wreck on a Dallas highway in March 2024 that injured several people.

He rejoins an offense that just scored 30 points on the Detroit Lions last week and is starting to find its swagger again.

“He's going to want to be out there every single play. That's the mentality he has,” Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes said. “It's going to be our job as coaches and teammates to build him back the right way, but it's going to be hard to keep him off the field.”

That's a good problem given how long the Chiefs have waited to get their top three wide receivers on the field together.

It was the vision of Chiefs general manager Brett Veach and coach Andy Reid going back more than a year, when they signed Brown in free agency and drafted Worthy in the first round. But the plan went amiss almost from the start, when Brown hurt his shoulder on the first play of preseason — last preseason — and it kept him out until December.

By that time, Rice had torn ligaments in his knee, sidelining him the rest of the season. The freak injury occurred when Mahomes threw an interception and was trying to make a tackle, and instead collided with his wide receiver's right knee.

After undergoing surgery, Rice managed to get back on the field for the Chiefs' offseason program, and he was able to take part in training camp. But then the NFL handed down its suspension, keeping Rice away from the team for the first six weeks.

Worthy hurt his shoulder in the season opener, causing him to miss a couple of games as well.

Now, all three of the wide receivers are healthy and available, and it seems the biggest question is whether there are enough opportunities to go around. The Chiefs also have gotten good production from JuJu Smith-Schuster, and tight end Travis Kelce has had a resurgent season after spending the past eight months getting into better shape.

“Everybody eats,” Worthy said with a smile, pointing out that Rice's return also means “more eyes going to somebody else.”

“I feel like everybody in this offense can make a play or go win one on one. It's another explosive guy,” Worthy added.

Rice brings a different look to the offense than Brown or Worthy. He has the size and physicality to catch passes near the line of scrimmage and make yards after contact. It's a similar set of skills to Smith-Schuster, though Rice is younger and faster.

“Listen, I think he's excited to be back in and going,” said Chiefs coach Andy Reid, who declined to say whether he'd have any snap count on Rice in his first game back. “You know, I think getting through practices here will be good for him to get back in the swing of things. We'll see how everything goes from there. He's been working hard. He's in good shape.”

While the Chiefs expect to have their full complement of wide receivers, they could be without left tackle Josh Simmons for the second consecutive game. He was a late scratch from last week's win over Detroit with what the team called “personal reasons,” and Reid declined to address his status when asked about it multiple times Wednesday.

“Veach is handling everything there,” Reid said. “We'll leave it at that.”

Simmons' absence means Jaylon Moore is expected to start again at left tackle. He signed a two-year, $30 million deal in free agency with the expectation of starting before the Chiefs drafted Simmons in the first round. Now, he is getting his chance.

“He's a competitive kid,” Reid said. “He did come here to step in, and he's always ready. He practices a third of the practices because (offensive line coach) Andy (Heck) rotates him in there. I thought he did a nice job the other night. He played well. We have a lot of trust in him. Most of all, the guys around him have a lot of trust in him.”

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 </figure>By DAVE SKRETTA AP Sports WriterKANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Kansas City Chiefs will finally get to see what their offense looks like when Rashee Rice joins fellow wide receivers Xavier Worthy and Marquise Brown on the field for Sunday's game against the Las Vegas Raiders.Rice returned to practice Wednesday after his six-game suspension for violating the NFL's personal conduct policy, a punishment that was handed down for causing a high-speed wreck on a Dallas highway in March 2024 that injured several people.He rejoins an offense that just scored 30 points on the Detroit Lions last week and is starting to find its swagger again.“He's going to want to be out there every single play. That's the mentality he has,” Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes said. “It's going to be our job as coaches and teammates to build him back the right way, but it's going to be hard to keep him off the field.”That's a good problem given how long the Chiefs have waited to get their top three wide receivers on the field together.It was the vision of Chiefs general manager Brett Veach and coach Andy Reid going back more than a year, when they signed Brown in free agency and drafted Worthy in the first round. But the plan went amiss almost from the start, when Brown hurt his shoulder on the first play of preseason — last preseason — and it kept him out until December.By that time, Rice had torn ligaments in his knee, sidelining him the rest of the season. The freak injury occurred when Mahomes threw an interception and was trying to make a tackle, and instead collided with his wide receiver's right knee.After undergoing surgery, Rice managed to get back on the field for the Chiefs' offseason program, and he was able to take part in training camp. But then the NFL handed down its suspension, keeping Rice away from the team for the first six weeks.Worthy hurt his shoulder in the season opener, causing him to miss a couple of games as well.Now, all three of the wide receivers are healthy and available, and it seems the biggest question is whether there are enough opportunities to go around. The Chiefs also have gotten good production from JuJu Smith-Schuster, and tight end Travis Kelce has had a resurgent season after spending the past eight months getting into better shape.“Everybody eats,” Worthy said with a smile, pointing out that Rice's return also means “more eyes going to somebody else.”“I feel like everybody in this offense can make a play or go win one on one. It's another explosive guy,” Worthy added.Rice brings a different look to the offense than Brown or Worthy. He has the size and physicality to catch passes near the line of scrimmage and make yards after contact. It's a similar set of skills to Smith-Schuster, though Rice is younger and faster.“Listen, I think he's excited to be back in and going,” said Chiefs coach Andy Reid, who declined to say whether he'd have any snap count on Rice in his first game back. “You know, I think getting through practices here will be good for him to get back in the swing of things. We'll see how everything goes from there. He's been working hard. He's in good shape.”While the Chiefs expect to have their full complement of wide receivers, they could be without left tackle Josh Simmons for the second consecutive game. He was a late scratch from last week's win over Detroit with what the team called “personal reasons,” and Reid declined to address his status when asked about it multiple times Wednesday.“Veach is handling everything there,” Reid said. “We'll leave it at that.”Simmons' absence means Jaylon Moore is expected to start again at left tackle. He signed a two-year, $30 million deal in free agency with the expectation of starting before the Chiefs drafted Simmons in the first round. Now, he is getting his chance.“He's a competitive kid,” Reid said. “He did come here to step in, and he's always ready. He practices a third of the practices because (offensive line coach) Andy (Heck) rotates him in there. I thought he did a nice job the other night. He played well. We have a lot of trust in him. Most of all, the guys around him have a lot of trust in him.”

🏈 Chiefs' offense gets a boost as Rashee Rice returns from suspension

Wednesday, October 15 KAYS: Hawk Talk with Lance Leipold, 6:00pm

KAYS - (1400/94.3) KFIX - (96.9) KHAZ - (99.5) KJLS - (103.3) KKQY - (101.9)Wednesday, October 15 KAYS: Hawk Talk with Lance Leipold, 6:00pmThursday, October 16 noneFriday, October 17 KAYS: Fort Hays State VB vs. Central Oklahoma, 5:45pm KKQY: Hill City FB at Stockton, 6:00pm KFIX: Hays High FB vs. Great Bend, 6:30pm KHAZ: TMP-Marian FB at Syracuse, 6:30pmSaturday, October 18 KJLS: Fort Hays State FB at Northwest Missouri State, 12:30pmSunday, October 19 KFIX: Kansas City Chiefs FB vs. Los Vegas Raiders, 11:00am

Fort Hays State Tiger football coach Chris Brown, running back Curtis Douglas and defensive back Keiyon Turner spoke to the media Tuesday before the Tigers travel to Northwest Missouri State on Saturday.

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🏈📹 Chris Brown: "There's still a lot of football left" | Tiger Press Conference 10-14-25

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Fort Hays State moved up to No. 6 in the latest United Soccer Coaches Top 25 Poll released on Tuesday. It is the highest national ranking for the Tigers since 2019 when they started that season ranked No. 3 in the nation. It is the third-highest ranking the Tigers have ever held in the poll.

Fort Hays State remains unbeaten through 11 matches this season with a record of 9-0-2 overall. They are 5-0 so far in GAC play and reach the midway point of conference play this week when they host a receiving votes Newman squad on Thursday evening (Oct. 16). This is the longest unbeaten streak to start a season in program history and 11 matches is the third-longest unbeaten streak in program history at any point of a season. The program record is 16, set by the 2018 team that made the national semifinals.

Fort Hays State and Rogers State continued as the two teams from the GAC represented in the Top 25. The Hillcats are No. 14 in the latest poll. Newman was among the receiving votes list.

Fort Hays State was one of seven teams in the top 10 this week that remain unbeaten for the season. The nine wins by FHSU matches the most of any of the unbeaten teams in the national poll. There are nine total teams in the top 25 without a loss this season.

United Soccer Coaches Top 25 for October 14, 2025 Rank	School	Prev	W-L-T 1	Lynn University	1	8-0-1 2	California State University Stanislaus	3	9-0-1 3	University of Charleston	4	9-0-3 4	Anderson University (S.C.)	6	6-0-4 5	Palm Beach Atlantic University	8	8-1-1 6	Fort Hays State University	7	9-0-2 7	Young Harris College	5	9-0-1 8	Cedarville University	10	8-0-3 9	Midwestern State University	22	7-2-3 10	Bentley University	NR	7-1-1 11	Point Loma Nazarene University	RV	6-2-1 12	Southern New Hampshire University	2	8-1-2 13	Bloomsburg University	19	4-0-5 14	Rogers State University	15	8-1-2 15	California State University-Los Angeles	RV	6-1-4 16	Florida Tech	14	5-1-4 17	Rockhurst University	NR	8-2-2 18	Fort Lewis College	9	4-2-4 19	University of West Florida	21	7-1-3 20	Lincoln University (Mo.)	20	7-0-3 21	Wilmington University	23	6-1-4 22	University of Colorado-Colorado Springs	NR	6-3-3 23	Colorado State University-Pueblo	11	4-1-7 24	University of Tampa	18	5-2-3 25	Cal Poly Pomona	16	5-2-4

Receiving votes: University of North Georgia, East Stroudsburg University, California State University-Dominguez Hills, Lander University, Post University, Gannon University, Tiffin University, Newman University.

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 </figure>FHSU AthleticsKANSAS CITY, Mo. – Fort Hays State moved up to No. 6 in the latest United Soccer Coaches Top 25 Poll released on Tuesday. It is the highest national ranking for the Tigers since 2019 when they started that season ranked No. 3 in the nation. It is the third-highest ranking the Tigers have ever held in the poll.Fort Hays State remains unbeaten through 11 matches this season with a record of 9-0-2 overall. They are 5-0 so far in GAC play and reach the midway point of conference play this week when they host a receiving votes Newman squad on Thursday evening (Oct. 16). This is the longest unbeaten streak to start a season in program history and 11 matches is the third-longest unbeaten streak in program history at any point of a season. The program record is 16, set by the 2018 team that made the national semifinals.Fort Hays State and Rogers State continued as the two teams from the GAC represented in the Top 25. The Hillcats are No. 14 in the latest poll. Newman was among the receiving votes list.Fort Hays State was one of seven teams in the top 10 this week that remain unbeaten for the season. The nine wins by FHSU matches the most of any of the unbeaten teams in the national poll. There are nine total teams in the top 25 without a loss this season.United Soccer Coaches Top 25 for October 14, 2025 Rank	School	Prev	W-L-T 1	Lynn University	1	8-0-1 2	California State University Stanislaus	3	9-0-1 3	University of Charleston	4	9-0-3 4	Anderson University (S.C.)	6	6-0-4 5	Palm Beach Atlantic University	8	8-1-1 6	Fort Hays State University	7	9-0-2 7	Young Harris College	5	9-0-1 8	Cedarville University	10	8-0-3 9	Midwestern State University	22	7-2-3 10	Bentley University	NR	7-1-1 11	Point Loma Nazarene University	RV	6-2-1 12	Southern New Hampshire University	2	8-1-2 13	Bloomsburg University	19	4-0-5 14	Rogers State University	15	8-1-2 15	California State University-Los Angeles	RV	6-1-4 16	Florida Tech	14	5-1-4 17	Rockhurst University	NR	8-2-2 18	Fort Lewis College	9	4-2-4 19	University of West Florida	21	7-1-3 20	Lincoln University (Mo.)	20	7-0-3 21	Wilmington University	23	6-1-4 22	University of Colorado-Colorado Springs	NR	6-3-3 23	Colorado State University-Pueblo	11	4-1-7 24	University of Tampa	18	5-2-3 25	Cal Poly Pomona	16	5-2-4Receiving votes: University of North Georgia, East Stroudsburg University, California State University-Dominguez Hills, Lander University, Post University, Gannon University, Tiffin University, Newman University.

⚽ FHSU men move up to No. 6 in United Soccer Coaches poll

WARRENSBURG, Mo. - The Fort Hays State women's golf team placed 14th at the Midwest Classic this week (Oct. 13-14) at Mules National Golf Course, a par-70, 5,564-yard layout.

The Tigers turned in rounds of 326, 340 and 331. Alexis Elliott was FHSU's top placer, finishing in a tie for 55th with a three-round total of 238. The sophomore matched her season-low with a 78 in the opening round before improving that season low by two shots with a 76 in the third round.

Hayden York finished two shots behind Elliott, finishing in a tie for 60th with a three-round score of 240. The junior led the team with five birdies on the week after opening the tournament with a career-low 74 in the opening round.

Competing as an individual, Abbie Norris placed 75th with a total score of 254. Jaycee Oakley compiled a three-round total of 261, good for 80th place, while Kiley Maier was one shot back with a total of 262 to finish in a tie for 81st. Brynn Ray was 87th with a score of 270, while competing as an individual Ashlyn Koenke finished 88th with a score of 283.

Host Central Missouri took home the team title with a three-round total of 31-over, while Arkansas Tech's Ellen Spigner secured the individual title with a cumulative score of 5-under following rounds of 68, 68 and 69.

The Tigers will be back in action next week (Oct. 20-21) at the Holiday Inn Express Regional Preview at St. Joseph Country Club in St. Joseph, Mo.

Full FHSU Results 14th - Fort Hays State - 326 - 340 - 331 -- 997 +157 T55th - Alexis Elliott - 78 - 84 - 76 -- 238 +28 T60th - Hayden York - 74 - 83 - 83 -- 240 +30 75th - Abbie Norris (ind) - 82 - 88 - 84 -- 254 +44 80th - Jaycee Oakley - 90 - 85 - 86 -- 261 +51 T81st - Kiley Maier - 84 - 89 - 89 - 262 +52 87th - Brynn Ray - 96 - 88 - 86 -- 270 +60 88th - Ashlyn Koenke (ind) - 94 - 95 - 94 -- 283 +73

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 </figure>FHSU AthleticsWARRENSBURG, Mo. - The Fort Hays State women's golf team placed 14th at the Midwest Classic this week (Oct. 13-14) at Mules National Golf Course, a par-70, 5,564-yard layout.The Tigers turned in rounds of 326, 340 and 331. Alexis Elliott was FHSU's top placer, finishing in a tie for 55th with a three-round total of 238. The sophomore matched her season-low with a 78 in the opening round before improving that season low by two shots with a 76 in the third round.Hayden York finished two shots behind Elliott, finishing in a tie for 60th with a three-round score of 240. The junior led the team with five birdies on the week after opening the tournament with a career-low 74 in the opening round.Competing as an individual, Abbie Norris placed 75th with a total score of 254. Jaycee Oakley compiled a three-round total of 261, good for 80th place, while Kiley Maier was one shot back with a total of 262 to finish in a tie for 81st. Brynn Ray was 87th with a score of 270, while competing as an individual Ashlyn Koenke finished 88th with a score of 283.Host Central Missouri took home the team title with a three-round total of 31-over, while Arkansas Tech's Ellen Spigner secured the individual title with a cumulative score of 5-under following rounds of 68, 68 and 69.<h2>Up next</h2>The Tigers will be back in action next week (Oct. 20-21) at the Holiday Inn Express Regional Preview at St. Joseph Country Club in St. Joseph, Mo.Full FHSU Results 14th - Fort Hays State - 326 - 340 - 331 -- 997 +157 T55th - Alexis Elliott - 78 - 84 - 76 -- 238 +28 T60th - Hayden York - 74 - 83 - 83 -- 240 +30 75th - Abbie Norris (ind) - 82 - 88 - 84 -- 254 +44 80th - Jaycee Oakley - 90 - 85 - 86 -- 261 +51 T81st - Kiley Maier - 84 - 89 - 89 - 262 +52 87th - Brynn Ray - 96 - 88 - 86 -- 270 +60 88th - Ashlyn Koenke (ind) - 94 - 95 - 94 -- 283 +73

⛳ Tiger women place 14th at Midwest Classic in Warrensburg

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Fort Hays State's Emily Diercks has been named the latest MIAA Women's Cross Country Athlete of the week, announced Tuesday by the league office.

The Hoxie, Kan. native was the top NCAA Division II runner at the FHSU Tiger Open over the weekend (Oct. 11), placing third out of 103 finishers with a five-kilometer time of 17:16.2. The defending MIAA champion has yet to lose to a Division II competitor this season.

The senior helped the Tigers to a third place finish as a team, finishing behind a pair of top-five ranked teams in No. 1 Colorado School of Mines and No. 4 Adams State.

This is the second time Diercks has received an MIAA weekly honor in her career.

Fort Hays State will enter postseason competition next Saturday (Oct. 25) when the Tigers travel to Pittsburg, Kan. for the 2025 MIAA Championships. Diercks' run to defend her title will begin at 10 a.m. from the Four Oaks Golf Course.

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 </figure>FHSU AthleticsKANSAS CITY, Mo. - Fort Hays State's Emily Diercks has been named the latest MIAA Women's Cross Country Athlete of the week, announced Tuesday by the league office.The Hoxie, Kan. native was the top NCAA Division II runner at the FHSU Tiger Open over the weekend (Oct. 11), placing third out of 103 finishers with a five-kilometer time of 17:16.2. The defending MIAA champion has yet to lose to a Division II competitor this season.The senior helped the Tigers to a third place finish as a team, finishing behind a pair of top-five ranked teams in No. 1 Colorado School of Mines and No. 4 Adams State.This is the second time Diercks has received an MIAA weekly honor in her career.Fort Hays State will enter postseason competition next Saturday (Oct. 25) when the Tigers travel to Pittsburg, Kan. for the 2025 MIAA Championships. Diercks' run to defend her title will begin at 10 a.m. from the Four Oaks Golf Course.

👟 FHSU's Diercks named MIAA Athlete of the Week

LAWRENCE, Kan. – Jeremy Case has been promoted to associate head coach for Kansas men's basketball, KU head coach Bill Self announced today.

A former guard for the Jayhawks, Case joined the staff in August 2016 and was promoted to a full-time assistant coach in April 2021. With Case on staff, which includes 2009 when he was a graduate student, Kansas has won one NCAA National Championship, five Big 12 regular-season championships and one Big 12 Tournament title. Additionally, KU has advanced to three NCAA Tournament Sweet 16s, an NCAA Elite Eight, and one Final Four during Case's time on the staff.

"Jeremy has done a tremendous job as an assistant coach since 2021," Self said. "He has played a big role both on the court and in the new world of college basketball recruiting.

"Jeremy and I discussed this promotion last spring but delayed announcing it with the staff changes we had going into the summer. I'm very excited for Jeremy and his family. He's a rising star in the profession."

Player development has been key with Case on staff as Kansas has produced nine Consensus All-America selections. Additionally, there have been more than 50 Big 12 postseason awards won by Jayhawks during Case's stint on staff.

With Case on the KU staff, 11 Jayhawks have been selected in the NBA Draft, and more than 25 players have played professionally either in the NBA, the NBA G-League or overseas.

"I am incredibly grateful for this opportunity to continue my development at a place that is so special to me," Case said. "Having the chance each day to work for a Hall of Fame coach is such an honor. I'm thankful to Coach Self for the belief he has in me as a coach and am very excited to continue to work with a great staff."

Case came to KU after four seasons as an assistant coach at Houston Baptist University. Prior to HBU, Case spent three seasons as an assistant coach at Southeast Missouri State.

Case was a member of Kansas' 2008 NCAA National Championship team and after graduation was on the KU staff while taking graduate courses at KU for the 2008-09 season.

A native of McAlester, Oklahoma, who was a redshirt in 2004-05, Case played in 94 games while at Kansas and won four Big 12 regular-season and three Big 12 Tournament championships. Including the 2008 title, Case was part of three NCAA Elite Eight teams while playing at KU.

Case earned his bachelor's degree in communication.

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 </figure>Kansas AthleticsLAWRENCE, Kan. – Jeremy Case has been promoted to associate head coach for Kansas men's basketball, KU head coach Bill Self announced today.A former guard for the Jayhawks, Case joined the staff in August 2016 and was promoted to a full-time assistant coach in April 2021. With Case on staff, which includes 2009 when he was a graduate student, Kansas has won one NCAA National Championship, five Big 12 regular-season championships and one Big 12 Tournament title. Additionally, KU has advanced to three NCAA Tournament Sweet 16s, an NCAA Elite Eight, and one Final Four during Case's time on the staff."Jeremy has done a tremendous job as an assistant coach since 2021," Self said. "He has played a big role both on the court and in the new world of college basketball recruiting."Jeremy and I discussed this promotion last spring but delayed announcing it with the staff changes we had going into the summer. I'm very excited for Jeremy and his family. He's a rising star in the profession."Player development has been key with Case on staff as Kansas has produced nine Consensus All-America selections. Additionally, there have been more than 50 Big 12 postseason awards won by Jayhawks during Case's stint on staff.With Case on the KU staff, 11 Jayhawks have been selected in the NBA Draft, and more than 25 players have played professionally either in the NBA, the NBA G-League or overseas."I am incredibly grateful for this opportunity to continue my development at a place that is so special to me," Case said. "Having the chance each day to work for a Hall of Fame coach is such an honor. I'm thankful to Coach Self for the belief he has in me as a coach and am very excited to continue to work with a great staff."Case came to KU after four seasons as an assistant coach at Houston Baptist University. Prior to HBU, Case spent three seasons as an assistant coach at Southeast Missouri State.Case was a member of Kansas' 2008 NCAA National Championship team and after graduation was on the KU staff while taking graduate courses at KU for the 2008-09 season.A native of McAlester, Oklahoma, who was a redshirt in 2004-05, Case played in 94 games while at Kansas and won four Big 12 regular-season and three Big 12 Tournament championships. Including the 2008 title, Case was part of three NCAA Elite Eight teams while playing at KU.Case earned his bachelor's degree in communication.

🏀 KU promotes Jeremy Case to associate head coach

Big 12 men's basketball tip times and television designations were revealed Tuesday, as 2025-26 marks the first season of broadcast agreements with five national partners. Games are slated to be broadcast on the ESPN family of networks (ABC/ESPN/ESPN2), FOX Sports (FOX, FS1), CBS Sports (CBS, CBS Sports Network), Peacock and TNT.

Up to 20 games are slated for over-the-air broadcast, on FOX (11 or 12), CBS (6) and ABC (2). Network coverage begins on December 13 for FOX with Oklahoma State hosting Oklahoma inside the Paycom Center in Oklahoma City. CBS broadcasts BYU at Kansas State on January 3 to tip off its schedule, while ABC has Kansas at Iowa State on its airwaves on February 14.

A total of 55 Conference games are slated for broadcast on ABC, ESPN or ESPN2, with an additional 11 Conference games are available on ESPN+.

FOX joins the Big 12's list of men's basketball partners, having a schedule of 31 league games on FOX or FS1.

CBS has a six-game network slate for Saturday coverage, plus a 15-game schedule on CBS Sports Network.

Peacock has 18 Big 12 games and TNT produces eight more in their first year as broadcast partners to the Conference. All of TNT's games will be simulcast on truTV.

In addition, all partners have picked up non-conference games that are Conference-controlled, in addition to road contests and other neutral site games.

Men's basketball Conference play begins Friday, January 2 with Iowa State hosting West Virginia at 8 p.m. CT (9 p.m. ET) on ESPN2 and concludes with seven games on Saturday, March 7 with contests on CBS, ESPN, ESPN2, FS1, Peacock and TNT.

A full list of conference-controlled televised games can be found&nbsp;<a href="https://admin.big12sports.com/services/go.ashx/2a8f3d14-58c2-4282-9895-252bd06fa47e?elinkdata=610388">here</a>.

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 </figure>Big 12 ConferenceBig 12 men's basketball tip times and television designations were revealed Tuesday, as 2025-26 marks the first season of broadcast agreements with five national partners. Games are slated to be broadcast on the ESPN family of networks (ABC/ESPN/ESPN2), FOX Sports (FOX, FS1), CBS Sports (CBS, CBS Sports Network), Peacock and TNT.Up to 20 games are slated for over-the-air broadcast, on FOX (11 or 12), CBS (6) and ABC (2). Network coverage begins on December 13 for FOX with Oklahoma State hosting Oklahoma inside the Paycom Center in Oklahoma City. CBS broadcasts BYU at Kansas State on January 3 to tip off its schedule, while ABC has Kansas at Iowa State on its airwaves on February 14.A total of 55 Conference games are slated for broadcast on ABC, ESPN or ESPN2, with an additional 11 Conference games are available on ESPN+.FOX joins the Big 12's list of men's basketball partners, having a schedule of 31 league games on FOX or FS1.CBS has a six-game network slate for Saturday coverage, plus a 15-game schedule on CBS Sports Network.Peacock has 18 Big 12 games and TNT produces eight more in their first year as broadcast partners to the Conference. All of TNT's games will be simulcast on truTV.In addition, all partners have picked up non-conference games that are Conference-controlled, in addition to road contests and other neutral site games.Men's basketball Conference play begins Friday, January 2 with Iowa State hosting West Virginia at 8 p.m. CT (9 p.m. ET) on ESPN2 and concludes with seven games on Saturday, March 7 with contests on CBS, ESPN, ESPN2, FS1, Peacock and TNT.A full list of conference-controlled televised games can be found&nbsp;<a href="https://admin.big12sports.com/services/go.ashx/2a8f3d14-58c2-4282-9895-252bd06fa47e?elinkdata=610388">here</a>.

🏀 Big 12 releases men's hoops TV schedule unveiled with 5 national partners

RUSSELLVILLE, Ark. – Fort Hays State swept the weekly Player of the Week awards from the GAC for men's soccer on Tuesday. Oliver Wright was named the Defender of the Week, Juan Linares was the Offensive Player of the Week, and Payton Roehrich was the Goalkeeper of the Week. The trio helped nationally ranked Fort Hays State to shutouts against Harding and Ouachita Baptist to remain a perfect 5-0 in GAC play so far this season.

Wright produced six points for the week and had both of Fort Hays State's game-winning goals. All three of his goals were on headers inside the box directly off throw-ins by Joseph Street, who collected assists on all three goals. Wright scored the first two goals of a 5-0 win over Harding and the first goal of the 3-0 win over Ouachita Baptist. He played the most minutes of any Tiger defender for the week and helped the Tigers to their seventh and eighth shutouts of the season, extending their program-best start without a loss to 9-0-2 overall for the season.

Linares scored two goals for the week, helping FHSU firmly secure both wins for the week. He had the fifth goal of the 5-0 win over Harding and the second goal in the 3-0 win over Ouachita Baptist. His goal against OBU helped FHSU gain separation with about 11 minutes to go in the match after leading by just one goal for the majority of the match.

Roehrich picked up a combined shutout in the 5-0 win over Harding and then an individual shutout in the 3-0 win over Ouachita Baptist. He had to make one save in the latter part of the match against Ouachita Baptist to keep a clean sheet for the week. Roehrich has a 0.31 goals against average, a .900 save percentage, and six individual shutouts for the season so far. He has also been a part of two combined shutouts, starting in goal in all eight shutouts for FHSU this season.

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 </figure>FHSU AthleticsRUSSELLVILLE, Ark. – Fort Hays State swept the weekly Player of the Week awards from the GAC for men's soccer on Tuesday. Oliver Wright was named the Defender of the Week, Juan Linares was the Offensive Player of the Week, and Payton Roehrich was the Goalkeeper of the Week. The trio helped nationally ranked Fort Hays State to shutouts against Harding and Ouachita Baptist to remain a perfect 5-0 in GAC play so far this season.Wright produced six points for the week and had both of Fort Hays State's game-winning goals. All three of his goals were on headers inside the box directly off throw-ins by Joseph Street, who collected assists on all three goals. Wright scored the first two goals of a 5-0 win over Harding and the first goal of the 3-0 win over Ouachita Baptist. He played the most minutes of any Tiger defender for the week and helped the Tigers to their seventh and eighth shutouts of the season, extending their program-best start without a loss to 9-0-2 overall for the season.Linares scored two goals for the week, helping FHSU firmly secure both wins for the week. He had the fifth goal of the 5-0 win over Harding and the second goal in the 3-0 win over Ouachita Baptist. His goal against OBU helped FHSU gain separation with about 11 minutes to go in the match after leading by just one goal for the majority of the match.Roehrich picked up a combined shutout in the 5-0 win over Harding and then an individual shutout in the 3-0 win over Ouachita Baptist. He had to make one save in the latter part of the match against Ouachita Baptist to keep a clean sheet for the week. Roehrich has a 0.31 goals against average, a .900 save percentage, and six individual shutouts for the season so far. He has also been a part of two combined shutouts, starting in goal in all eight shutouts for FHSU this season.

⚽ Wright, Linares, Roehrich give Tigers wweep of GAC Player of the Week honors

Kpreps has released their state football rankings ahead of week 7 games.

Hays High (5-1) continues to hold down the No. 3 spot in Class 5A with Great Bend ranked at No. 2. The two meet Friday at Hays High School.

Victoria (6-0) remains second in 8-Man Division 2 and Trego (6-0) moves up a spot to No. 2 in 8-Man Division 1. Smith Center (6-0) is ranked second again this week in Class 1A. 

TMP-Marian and Plainville are in the others considered category in Class 1A as is Phillipsburg and Russell in Class 2A and Hill City in 8-Man 1.

1. Maize, 6-0 (1) 2. Wichita NW, 5-1 (2) 3. Junction City, 4-2 (3) 4. Olathe West, 5-1 (NR) 5. Lawrence Free State, 4-1 (5) Others Considered: Blue Valley Northwest (3-3), Derby (4-2),Gardner-Edgerton (4-2), Manhattan (4-2), Olathe Northwest (5-1), Olathe South (3-3), Shawnee Mission East (5-1), Shawnee Mission Northwest (3-3), Washburn Rural (5-1)

1. St. Thomas Aquinas, 5-1 (1) 2. Great Bend, 6-0 (2) 3. Hays, 5-1 (3) 4. St. James Academy, 5-1 (5) 5. Mill Valley, 4-2 (4) Others Considered: Andover (4-2), Basehor-Linwood (6-0), Blue Valley (3-3), De Soto (4-2), Goddard (4-2), Hutchinson (4-2), KC Washington (6-0), Leavenworth (5-1), Salina Central (6-0), Spring Hill (5-1)

1. Kapaun Mt. Carmel, 6-0 (1) 2. Eudora, 5-1 (3) 3. Bishop Miege, 2-4 (2) 4. Wellington, 5-1 (5) 5. Mulvane, 5-1 (NR) Others Considered: Abilene (4-2), Andover Central (3-3), Buhler (4-2), Chanute (4-2), Labette County (5-1), McPherson (4-2), Mulvane (4-1), Ottawa (4-2), Tonganoxie (4-2), Wamego (4-2)

1. Andale, 6-0 (1) 2. Topeka Hayden, 6-0 (2) 3. Holcomb, 6-0 (3) 4. Rock Creek, 6-0 (4) 5. Hugoton, 6-0 (5) Others Considered: Cheney (4-2), Clay Center (4-2), Frontenac (5-1), Hesston (5-1), Jefferson West (5-1), Prairie View (5-1), Pratt (5-1), Santa Fe Trail (6-0), Scott City (3-2)

1. Southeast of Saline, 6-0 (1) 2. Nemaha Central, 6-0 (2) 3. Osage City, 6-0 (3) 4. Hoisington, 5-0 (4) 5. Garden Plain, 5-1 (5) Others Considered: Beloit (3-3), Caney Valley (5-1), Council Grove (5-1), Ellsworth (5-1), Haven (5-1), Hillsboro (3-3), Phillipsburg (3-3), Russell (5-1), Sabetha (5-1), Silver Lake (4-2)

1. Jackson Heights, 6-0 (1) 2. Sterling, 6-0 (2) 3. Rossville, 5-1 (3) 4. St. Mary's Colgan, 6-0 (4) 5. Smith Center, 6-0 (5) Others Considered: Centralia (5-1), Hutch Trinity (5-1), Inman (5-1), Jefferson Co. North (6-0), Marion (4-2), Moundridge (5-1), Olpe (5-1), Plainville (3-3), Republic County (5-1), Riverside (5-1), Sacred Heart (4-2), TMP-Marian (3-2), Troy (4-2), Valley Heights (4-2)

1. South Central, 5-0 (1) 2. WaKeeney-Trego, 6-0 (3) 3. Central Plains, 5-1 (4) 4. Lyndon, 5-0 (5) 5. Ell-Saline, 5-1 (NR) Others Considered: Atwood-Rawlins Co. (4-2), Cedar Vale-Dexter (5-1), Hill City (5-1), Kinsley (4-0), Leoti-Wichita Co. (4-2), Lincoln (6-0), Little River (5-1), Madison (5-1), Oberlin-Decatur Co. (5-1), Oswego (5-1), Oxford (5-0), Sylvan-Lucas Unified (6-0)

1. Axtell, 6-0 (1) 2. Victoria, 5-0 (2) 3. Hanover, 6-0 (3) 4. Hodgeman County, 6-0 (4) 5. Hutchinson-Central Christian, 6-0 (5) Others Considered: Argonia-Attica (4-2), Burlingame (5-1), Frankfort (3-3), Linn (4-2), Logan-Palco (5-1), Marmaton Valley (5-1), Osborne (3-2), Rural Vista (5-1), Sharon Springs-Wallace Co. (6-0)

1. Weskan, 5-1 (1) 2. Cunningham, 5-1 (2) 3. South Barber, 5-1 (5) 4. Ingalls, 5-1 (3) 5. Tescott, 5-1 (4) Others Considered: Marais des Cygnes Valley (3-2), Northern Valley (3-3), Pawnee Heights (4-2), Peabody-Burns (4-2)

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 </figure>Hays Post SportsKpreps has released their state football rankings ahead of week 7 games.Hays High (5-1) continues to hold down the No. 3 spot in Class 5A with Great Bend ranked at No. 2. The two meet Friday at Hays High School.Victoria (6-0) remains second in 8-Man Division 2 and Trego (6-0) moves up a spot to No. 2 in 8-Man Division 1. Smith Center (6-0) is ranked second again this week in Class 1A. TMP-Marian and Plainville are in the others considered category in Class 1A as is Phillipsburg and Russell in Class 2A and Hill City in 8-Man 1.<h2>Class 6A</h2>1. Maize, 6-0 (1) 2. Wichita NW, 5-1 (2) 3. Junction City, 4-2 (3) 4. Olathe West, 5-1 (NR) 5. Lawrence Free State, 4-1 (5) Others Considered: Blue Valley Northwest (3-3), Derby (4-2),Gardner-Edgerton (4-2), Manhattan (4-2), Olathe Northwest (5-1), Olathe South (3-3), Shawnee Mission East (5-1), Shawnee Mission Northwest (3-3), Washburn Rural (5-1)<h2>Class 5A</h2>1. St. Thomas Aquinas, 5-1 (1) 2. Great Bend, 6-0 (2) 3. Hays, 5-1 (3) 4. St. James Academy, 5-1 (5) 5. Mill Valley, 4-2 (4) Others Considered: Andover (4-2), Basehor-Linwood (6-0), Blue Valley (3-3), De Soto (4-2), Goddard (4-2), Hutchinson (4-2), KC Washington (6-0), Leavenworth (5-1), Salina Central (6-0), Spring Hill (5-1)<h2>Class 4A</h2>1. Kapaun Mt. Carmel, 6-0 (1) 2. Eudora, 5-1 (3) 3. Bishop Miege, 2-4 (2) 4. Wellington, 5-1 (5) 5. Mulvane, 5-1 (NR) Others Considered: Abilene (4-2), Andover Central (3-3), Buhler (4-2), Chanute (4-2), Labette County (5-1), McPherson (4-2), Mulvane (4-1), Ottawa (4-2), Tonganoxie (4-2), Wamego (4-2)<h2>Class 3A</h2>1. Andale, 6-0 (1) 2. Topeka Hayden, 6-0 (2) 3. Holcomb, 6-0 (3) 4. Rock Creek, 6-0 (4) 5. Hugoton, 6-0 (5) Others Considered: Cheney (4-2), Clay Center (4-2), Frontenac (5-1), Hesston (5-1), Jefferson West (5-1), Prairie View (5-1), Pratt (5-1), Santa Fe Trail (6-0), Scott City (3-2)<h2>Class 2A</h2>1. Southeast of Saline, 6-0 (1) 2. Nemaha Central, 6-0 (2) 3. Osage City, 6-0 (3) 4. Hoisington, 5-0 (4) 5. Garden Plain, 5-1 (5) Others Considered: Beloit (3-3), Caney Valley (5-1), Council Grove (5-1), Ellsworth (5-1), Haven (5-1), Hillsboro (3-3), Phillipsburg (3-3), Russell (5-1), Sabetha (5-1), Silver Lake (4-2)<h2>Class 1A</h2>1. Jackson Heights, 6-0 (1) 2. Sterling, 6-0 (2) 3. Rossville, 5-1 (3) 4. St. Mary's Colgan, 6-0 (4) 5. Smith Center, 6-0 (5) Others Considered: Centralia (5-1), Hutch Trinity (5-1), Inman (5-1), Jefferson Co. North (6-0), Marion (4-2), Moundridge (5-1), Olpe (5-1), Plainville (3-3), Republic County (5-1), Riverside (5-1), Sacred Heart (4-2), TMP-Marian (3-2), Troy (4-2), Valley Heights (4-2)<h2>8-Man Division I</h2>1. South Central, 5-0 (1) 2. WaKeeney-Trego, 6-0 (3) 3. Central Plains, 5-1 (4) 4. Lyndon, 5-0 (5) 5. Ell-Saline, 5-1 (NR) Others Considered: Atwood-Rawlins Co. (4-2), Cedar Vale-Dexter (5-1), Hill City (5-1), Kinsley (4-0), Leoti-Wichita Co. (4-2), Lincoln (6-0), Little River (5-1), Madison (5-1), Oberlin-Decatur Co. (5-1), Oswego (5-1), Oxford (5-0), Sylvan-Lucas Unified (6-0)<h2>8-Man Division II</h2>1. Axtell, 6-0 (1) 2. Victoria, 5-0 (2) 3. Hanover, 6-0 (3) 4. Hodgeman County, 6-0 (4) 5. Hutchinson-Central Christian, 6-0 (5) Others Considered: Argonia-Attica (4-2), Burlingame (5-1), Frankfort (3-3), Linn (4-2), Logan-Palco (5-1), Marmaton Valley (5-1), Osborne (3-2), Rural Vista (5-1), Sharon Springs-Wallace Co. (6-0)<h2>6-Man</h2>1. Weskan, 5-1 (1) 2. Cunningham, 5-1 (2) 3. South Barber, 5-1 (5) 4. Ingalls, 5-1 (3) 5. Tescott, 5-1 (4) Others Considered: Marais des Cygnes Valley (3-2), Northern Valley (3-3), Pawnee Heights (4-2), Peabody-Burns (4-2)

🏈 Kpreps rankings ahead of Week 7

KAYS - (1400/94.3) KFIX - (96.9) KHAZ - (99.5) KJLS - (103.3) KKQY - (101.9)Tuesday, October 14 noneWednesday, October 15 KAYS: Hawk Talk with Lance Leipold, 6:00pmThursday, October 16 noneFriday, October 17 KAYS: Fort Hays State VB vs. Central Oklahoma, 5:45pm KKQY: Hill City FB at Stockton, 6:00pm KFIX: Hays High FB vs. Great Bend, 6:30pm KHAZ: TMP-Marian FB at Syracuse, 6:30pmSaturday, October 18 KJLS: Fort Hays State FB at Northwest Missouri State, 12:30pmSunday, October 19 KFIX: Kansas City Chiefs FB vs. Los Vegas Raiders, 11:00am

SALINA - For the 20th-consecutive season, the Hays High girls' golf team has qualified for state. The Indians shot a 389 and finished third at Monday's Salina Sub-State at the Salina Municipal Golf Course.

The top three teams and top 10 individuals all qualify for next week's 5A State Tournament at the Emporia Municipal Golf Course.

Kapaun Mt. Carmel had five of the top six individual finishers and ran away with the team title, shooting a 292. Newton finished second with a 384, five strokes better than the Indians.

Kinley Pfannenstiel shot an 89 and finished seventh and was the lone medalist for Hays.

Kapaun's&nbsp;Ximena Sarinana shot a 2-under par 68 and won the individual title by one shot over Newton's Naomi Koontz.

Team Results Place-School-Score 1. Kapaun Mt. Carmel - 292 2. Newton - 384 3. Hays - 389 4. Salina-South - 402 5. Hutchinson - 444 6. Great Bend - 456

Top 10 Medalists Place-Name-School-Score 1. Ximena Sarinana, Kapaun Mt. Carmel - 68 2. Naomi Koontz, Newton - 69 3. Reese Christensen, Kapaun Mt. Carmel - 73 4. Natalee Runyan, Kapaun Mt. Carmel - 73 5. Emma Nguyen, Kapaun Mt. Carmel - 78 6. Remi Hartley, Kapaun Mt. Carmel - 79 7. Kinley Pfannenstiel, Hays - 89 8. Addie Johnson, Salina South - 91 9. Kylee Miessler, Great Bend - 91 10. Jessie Duff, Hutchinson - 96

Hays Post SportsSALINA - For the 20th-consecutive season, the Hays High girls' golf team has qualified for state. The Indians shot a 389 and finished third at Monday's Salina Sub-State at the Salina Municipal Golf Course.The top three teams and top 10 individuals all qualify for next week's 5A State Tournament at the Emporia Municipal Golf Course.Kapaun Mt. Carmel had five of the top six individual finishers and ran away with the team title, shooting a 292. Newton finished second with a 384, five strokes better than the Indians.Kinley Pfannenstiel shot an 89 and finished seventh and was the lone medalist for Hays.Kapaun's&nbsp;Ximena Sarinana shot a 2-under par 68 and won the individual title by one shot over Newton's Naomi Koontz.Team Results Place-School-Score 1. Kapaun Mt. Carmel - 292 2. Newton - 384 3. Hays - 389 4. Salina-South - 402 5. Hutchinson - 444 6. Great Bend - 456Top 10 Medalists Place-Name-School-Score 1. Ximena Sarinana, Kapaun Mt. Carmel - 68 2. Naomi Koontz, Newton - 69 3. Reese Christensen, Kapaun Mt. Carmel - 73 4. Natalee Runyan, Kapaun Mt. Carmel - 73 5. Emma Nguyen, Kapaun Mt. Carmel - 78 6. Remi Hartley, Kapaun Mt. Carmel - 79 7. Kinley Pfannenstiel, Hays - 89 8. Addie Johnson, Salina South - 91 9. Kylee Miessler, Great Bend - 91 10. Jessie Duff, Hutchinson - 96

⛳ The streak continues: HHS girls' qualify for state

LARNED - The TMP-Marian girls golf team has qualified for the 3-1A State Golf Tournament. The Monarchs shot a 408 and finished third at the Larned Sub-State Monday at the Edwards Park Golf Course.

It's the second-straight year the Monarchs have qualified for state and the fourth in the last five seasons.

The top three teams and top 10 individuals all qualify for next week's 3-1A State Tournament at the Salina Municipal Golf Course.

The Monarchs Brynn Schoepf was top medalists with a 17-over par 89, one shot better than Larned's&nbsp;Ariana Meyer. TMP's&nbsp;Jenna Brull shot a 101 and placed eighth.

Cheney won the team title with a 401, Larned was second with a 404.

Team Results Place	Team	Score 1. Cheney - 401 2. Larned - 404 3. TMP-Marian - 408 4. Osage City - 423 5. Wichita Collegiate - 466 6. Kingman - 510 7. Norwich - 529 8. Garden Plain - 549 9. Hoisington - 592

Top 10 Medalists Place-Name-School-Score 1. Brynn Schoepf, TMP-Marian - 89&nbsp; 2. Ariana Meyer, Larned - 90 3. Raegen Black, Cheney - 93 4. Taeten Reynolds, Larned - 94 5. Peyton Pitts, Osage City - 96 6. Adyson Couch, Osage City - 98 7. Ella Haar, Cheney - 99 8. Jenna Brull, TMP-Marian - 101 9. Hailey Wells, Cheney - 104 10. Audrey Webb, Cheney - 105

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 </figure>Hays Post SportsLARNED - The TMP-Marian girls golf team has qualified for the 3-1A State Golf Tournament. The Monarchs shot a 408 and finished third at the Larned Sub-State Monday at the Edwards Park Golf Course.It's the second-straight year the Monarchs have qualified for state and the fourth in the last five seasons.The top three teams and top 10 individuals all qualify for next week's 3-1A State Tournament at the Salina Municipal Golf Course.The Monarchs Brynn Schoepf was top medalists with a 17-over par 89, one shot better than Larned's&nbsp;Ariana Meyer. TMP's&nbsp;Jenna Brull shot a 101 and placed eighth.Cheney won the team title with a 401, Larned was second with a 404.Team Results Place	Team	Score 1. Cheney - 401 2. Larned - 404 3. TMP-Marian - 408 4. Osage City - 423 5. Wichita Collegiate - 466 6. Kingman - 510 7. Norwich - 529 8. Garden Plain - 549 9. Hoisington - 592Top 10 Medalists Place-Name-School-Score 1. Brynn Schoepf, TMP-Marian - 89&nbsp; 2. Ariana Meyer, Larned - 90 3. Raegen Black, Cheney - 93 4. Taeten Reynolds, Larned - 94 5. Peyton Pitts, Osage City - 96 6. Adyson Couch, Osage City - 98 7. Ella Haar, Cheney - 99 8. Jenna Brull, TMP-Marian - 101 9. Hailey Wells, Cheney - 104 10. Audrey Webb, Cheney - 105