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Kansas High School Football Game Ends On Controversial Goal-Line Stand That Spoiled Top-Five Upset On Final Play
Mill Valley defeated Olathe West during a tense top-20 high school football matchup in Kansas on Thursday. However, the final play of the game could’ve gone either way and might’ve changed the outcome. It was ruled as a game-winning goal-line stand. Based on the high school football broadcast, the running back appeared to get in […] The post Kansas High School Football Game Ends On Controversial Goal-Line Stand That Spoiled Top-Five Upset On Final Play appeared first on BroBible.
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KSNT News
Manhattan football grabbed its fifth straight win
TOPEKA (KSNT) – The Indians handled business in the Trojans house on Thursday night. Manhattan football took down Topeka High, 60-13, to improve to 5-2 on the season. Topeka’s Courtney Sanders opened the game with a kick-off touchdown return to help the Trojans grab the early lead, but the Indians would ignite and become hard […]
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Manhattan High football blasts Topeka High 60-13
TOPEKA — Despite the unusual circumstances of a Thursday night matchup, Manhattan High football made sure it was business as usual against Topeka High, taking down the Trojans 60-13 at Hummer Sports Park. The Indians (5-2) extended their winning streak to five games and improved to 3-0 in Centennial...
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Emporia High Snaps Losing Streak with 40-16 Rout of Field Kindley
The Emporia High football team ended a four-game losing streak Friday night, rolling to a 40-16 victory over Field Kindley at Welch Stadium. The Spartans erupted for four touchdowns in the opening quarter to take control early. Noah Rodecap scored on a 6-yard run, Ben Collins added a 2-yard touchdown run, and Rodecap broke loose for a 41-yard scoring run. Cael Claibourn also connected with Talen Kirk on a 41-yard touchdown pass as Emporia built a commanding 26-0 lead after one quarter.
Concordia Blade-Empire
No. 5 Clifton-Clyde pummels Canton-Galva 58-12
In the second Eagle versus Eagle matchup for Clifton-Clyde this year, this time for homecoming, the #5 Clifton-Clyde high school football team defeated Canton-Galva 58-12. CC got going early, taking the opening kickoff 41 yards to start the drive on the Canton-Galva 34. The Clifton-Clyde rushing attack got on the board with a five-yard run by Kyzler Damman to make it 8-0 early. A Canton-Galva punt gave CC the ball back, but CC would be forced to punt the ball right back. A CG three-and-out gave way for Clifton-Clyde to score in two plays, thanks to a 39-yard run by Damman to make it 16-0 Clifton-Clyde. Canton-Galva was forced to punt to end the first quarter.
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Senior night victory for Jaguars over Burlingame
The football regular season is beginning to wind down as the teams in the area look to finish the season strong in preparation for postseason play. Alongside the season winding down, the Hartford Jaguars also celebrated Senior Night on this iteration of the Friday Night Lights as they dominated Burlingame 52-6. The Jaguars dominated in the first half as the offense ran all over Burlingame to get to a 46-6 lead to end the half.
Concordia Blade-Empire
Concordia football loses to Wamego 49-6
Hosting Wamego for the first part of a two-game home stretch, the Concordia High School football team fell to the Red Raiders 49-6. After Concordia received the opening kickoff, the Panthers had a promising drive before a fumble gave Wamego the ball, and Wamego scored on their first drive to make it 7-0. A three-and-out forced the Panthers to punt the ball, which gave way for another Red Raider to make it 14-0 to end the first quarter.
WIBW
Report: K-State president leaving for Virginia Tech
MANHATTAN, Kan. (WIBW) - Kansas State president Richard Linton is reportedly expected to become Virginia Tech’s next president, sources told The Manhattan Mercury Tuesday. Linton has served as K-State’s president since February 2022. He is the 15th president of the university. The Virginia Tech board has a meeting...
Kansas Reflector
Kansas State Arts and Sciences facing $2.6M budget shortfall, raising worries about possible layoffs
TOPEKA — The Kansas State University College of Arts and Sciences faces a $2.6 million annual budget shortfall in addition to millions owed for loans from the administration, a situation that may eliminate academic programs and cause faculty layoffs. K-State officials presented a plan to address $13.5 million the college owes to the school’s administration, […]
esubulletin.com
ESU leads state universities in overall enrollment increase
Kansas Board of Regents released 20th-day enrollment (Census Day) reports for all regent schools on Sept. 30. The report revealed that Emporia State led state universities in Kansas with a 6 percent enrollment increase from Fall 2025 to Fall 2026. Total enrollment at ESU as of Sept. 28 is 5,110, marking the first time since 2022 that the university has broken a headcount of 5,000.
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Interim Dean of the School of Business and Technology becomes a permanent part of ESU
In July of 2026, Filiz Tabak was named the interim dean for the School of Business and Technology, and recently accepted a permanent position as the dean of SBT on Sept. 25. Tabak, who has lived all over the world, came most recently from the University of Mary Washington in Fredericksburg, Virginia where she served as the business school dean as well as a professor. Tabak has attended various universities located from Istanbul, Turkey, to receiving her PhD from Oklahoma State University.
Little Apple Post
Moylan Named Manhattan High School Interim Head Coach for Girls Basketball
Manhattan, KS – Kelly Moylan has been named the Interim Head Girls Basketball Coach at Manhattan High School. Coach Moylan has served as an assistant coach for the MHS girls basketball team since 2018. She has previous coaching experience including women's basketball at Kansas State University and the University of Northern Colorado, as well as Junction City High School, Hiawatha High School, and St. Mary's High School.
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Emporia High Football Falls to Manhattan, Losing Streak Reaches Four
Emporia High football saw its losing streak reach four games Friday night, falling to Manhattan 51-6 at Bishop Stadium. Manhattan struck first with a six-play, all-rushing drive to open the game and take an early lead, 8-0. The Indians never looked back, taking advantage of three turnovers on Emporia’s first three offensive possessions.
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KVOE
Emporia High Football Heads to Manhattan
Emporia High football hits the road for the final time in the regular season Friday night, traveling to Manhattan to take on the Indians. The matchup features two teams heading in opposite directions. After winning their first two games of the season, the Spartans have dropped three straight, including a...
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First Blue Streak Issue Comes Out
After weeks of writing stories, taking pictures, and putting pages together, the first physical issue of the Blue Streak is finally coming out this week at Washburn Rural High School. The newspaper staff has been working on stories about sports, activities, and what’s happening around the school. For many students,...