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Jackrabbit Men Open 2026-27 Season at Kansas State
South Dakota State returns to the hardwood for the 2026-27 season on Tuesday, Nov. 3, when the Jackrabbits open the campaign at Kansas State. The two sides are scheduled to tip-off at 7 p.m. inside Bramlage Coliseum. Both teams look for bounce-back seasons as they get things rolling to begin...
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Area teams compete in state cross country meets
Several area schools and athletes compted on Saturday in the state cross country meeets held at Rim Rock Farm outside of Lawrence and at the Wamego Country Club. Starting off with Class 6A at Rim Rock Farm, the Garden City boys were 11th and Dodge City 12. Olathe West won the team title. On the girls side, Dodge City placed 10th as a team. Olivia Springer was a medalists for the Red Demons by placing 10th. Manhattan won the girls title.
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The Kansas City Star
See who won Kansas high school cross-country state championships on Saturday
The Kansas high school state championships for cross-country were contested on Saturday at Rim Rock Farm in Lawrence and the Wamego Country Club in Wamego. Here are top results, with team and individual winners. Kansas state cross-country championships Note: Classes 6A, 5A, 3A raced at Rim Rock Farm in Lawrence; Classes 4A, 2A, 1A competed at Wamego Country Club in Wamego. All races were 5k in distance. CLASS 6A Boys team scores: 1. Olathe West, 83; 2. Washburn Rural, 84; 3. Blue Valley, 101; 4. Manhattan, 108; 5. Maize, 135; 6. Olathe North, 155; 7. Blue Valley Northwest, 172; 8. Blue Valley West, 179; 9. Shawnee Mission East, 180; 10. Lawrence, 233; 11. Garden City, 252; 12. Dodge City, 295. Boys medalists: 1. D’Souza, BV Northwest, 15:27.56; 2. Moser, Blue Valley, 15:46.11; 3. Anderson, Mill Valley, 15:48.65; 4. Laubach, Washburn Rural, 15:49.03; 5. Brewer, Olathe West, 15:50.80; 6. Kliewer, Olathe North, 15:56.26; 7. Steele, Maize, 15:58.99; 8. Allen, Olathe West, 16:04.68; 9. Graf, Washburn Rural, 16:08.74; 10. Horveath, SM West, 16:08.92; 11. Shade, Olathe North, 16:17.68; 12. Testa, Junction City, 16:20.72; 13. Moenster, Blue Valley, 16:20.80; 14. Wheeler, Manhattan, 16:21.94; 15. Fry, Gardner Edgerton, 16:22.43; 16. Jansen, SM South, 16:31.26;
Hutch Post
👟 Three area teams claim state cross country titles at Wamego; Pretty Prairie finishes runner-up
WAMEGO, Kan. — Three area cross country teams captured state championships Saturday at Wamego Country Club, highlighting a successful showing by south-central Kansas schools at the Kansas State High School Activities Association State Cross Country Championships. Buhler's girls won the Class 4A championship, Hutchinson Trinity Catholic claimed the Class...
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Oklahoma State at Kansas State Game Details Announced
STILLWATER – We’ve got game details for Oklahoma State’s road game against Kansas State next week. Following the losses on Saturday, the Cowboys and Wildcats will kick at 12 p.m. CT on TNT next Saturday, Nov. 7. The Cowboys are coming off a 51-49 road loss to...
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Hail Varsity Historical: Nebraska Football Falls to Kansas State for First Time Since 1968
Kansas State Coach Bill Snyder was happy to see Wildcat fans pull down the north goal post at Wagner Field following the Nebraska football game in mid-November 1998. That pretty much said it all. “It means so much to them, for those people who stuck through it, through thick and...
Kansas State Collegian
K-State’s purple helmets deserve to stay
K-State football has stuck with its traditional silver helmets and purple-and-white uniforms for years. But against Arizona State on Oct. 24, the Wildcats brought back something fans had not seen in nearly four decades: purple helmets. Debuting its new alternate uniforms Oct. 24, K-State paired purple helmets with white road...
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“Not Valid This is Embarrassing”: CFB World Reacts as Colorado Fans Storm Field After Beating Kansas State and Snapping Deion Sanders’ Losing Streak
Deion Sanders would have felt some serious relief as his Colorado side ended its five-game losing streak with a victory over Kansas State, but fans’ actions after the game have the world talking. Colorado fans, clearly itching for a win, celebrated by storming the field, leaving some around the...
Kansas State Collegian
K-State spooks UCF on a dark and stormy night
What started as a beautiful fall night in Manhattan turned into a rain-soaked, lightning-riddled affair as K-State soccer held its last home match of the 2026 season. The Wildcats’ opponent was UCF, sitting just inside the playoff bubble. To stay in, they had to avoid falling to a K-State team looking to spoil their party.
The Kansas City Star
Where Missouri Tigers fell short in final exhibition basketball game against UNLV
Nearly a week after recording an exhibition win over Kansas State, the Missouri Tigers men’s basketball team fell 90-81 to UNLV in its final preseason game on Thursday night. Mizzou took over near the end of a tight-knit first quarter with a barrage of 3-pointers from Jason Crowe Jr., Toni Bryant, Aidan Chronister and Kennard Davis Jr. The Tigers led 48-43 at halftime. Crowe had 15 points in the first half. The Tigers shot 53.6% from the floor and hit half of their 14 three-point attempts before halftime — but they also had eight turnovers, a sign of mistakes to fix. The Tigers’ solid start sputtered in the second half. After taking a nine-point lead as play resumed, MU clanked shots and turnovers mounted. With 11:35 to go, UNLV led 68-58. Davis hit Mizzou’s first 3-pointer of the second half with 10:15 on the clock, temporarily cutting the deficit to single digits at 72-63. But the Rebels were superb in the second half, shooting 56.7% and hitting 14 of their first 19 shots. For the game they outrebounded MU 44-31. The Tigers hung around and cut the deficit to five, 84-79, when senior Jordan Crawford hit a 3 with less
Field Level Media
Missouri freshman in spotlight for opener vs. Cleveland State
Missouri coach Dennis Gates said he has a plan for the Tigers' top freshman, Jason Crowe Jr. Crowe played shooting guard as a five-star prep recruit in Inglewood, Calif. But he's playing point guard at Missouri, which opens the regular season at home against Cleveland State on Tuesday night in Columbia. Gates told reporters at media day in October that Crowe's ability to move the ball at 6-foot-4 matches his ability to score. He finished with 21 points, five assists, three steals and two turnovers in the exhibition opener at Kansas State on Oct. 23. "That young man has so much talent, and there's expectations for him to come out and score 50 points a game while at Missouri," Gates said. "He has a high basketball IQ. He's a better passer than anybody gives him credit for." Gates, a point guard at Cal in his playing days 25 years ago, has become an effective play designer and relentless recruiter. The Tigers also brought in another McDonald's All-American, 6-10 forward Toni Bryant, along with wing Aidan Chronister. Gates also used the transfer portal to add depth, adding Bryson Tiller from Kansas, Jaylen Carey from Tennessee and Kennard Davis from BYU. The
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Football isn't Andale's only fall powerhouse. Meet its newest state champions
At Andale, fall state championships in boys sports have become almost synonymous with football, a program that has made winning titles look routine. But on Saturday, another group of Andale boys had a championship of their own to celebrate. The Andale boys cross country team won the first state championship in program history Saturday at Wamego Country Club, edging defending Class 4A champion Wamego by just three points, 62-65, in a thrilling finish. And it came down to a runner who usually isn’t among Andale’s five scorers. With Wamego making a late push, sophomore Levi Schmidt, normally Andale’s No. 6 runner, delivered one of the most important performances of the day. Schmidt crossed the finish line in 37th place in 17 minutes, 58 seconds, becoming Andale’s fifth scorer and securing the narrow victory. It was a fitting conclusion for a team that has built its identity around running together, sacrificing for one another and believing that every runner has a role in its success. “This group just likes what they do,” second-year Andale coach Matt Goetz said. “They like being around each other. They like the training and they bought into the work. And I think because of that, we’re