The early national signing day is upon us and for a lot of Butler Grizzlies, they already have signed on the dotted line to continue their football playing careers. Not all of the players who will move onto four-year schools will sign over the 72-hour early signing period but we’re going to keep a tally of those who have signed already.
LEON, Kansas — The Bluestem boys forced 29 turnovers and jumped out to as many as 30 points in the fi�rst half to beat Fredonia, 66-38, on Tuesday night at Bluestem Junior-Senior High School. The win is the second of the year for the Lions and by far the most convincing one of the young season.
LEON, Kansas — Injuries and illness can’t stop the hot streak the Bluestem Lady Lions are on. After winning a tournament over the weekend and knocking off 1A powerhouse, Olpe for the title game, Bluestem returned home and beat Fredonia, 33-25, to win their fourth straight game.
Kansas State’s quarterback search may be over. Well, at least for the short term.
LAWRENCE — The way Nolan Gorczyca remembers it, he wasn’t more than 15 minutes removed from going through the process to enter the transfer portal before Scott Fuchs gave him a call. Gorczyca, who tweeted Dec.
WICHITA, Kan. -- Wichita State’s platoon of centers loomed large in an 82-63 victory over Alcorn State, Tuesday evening at Charles Koch Arena.
Butler men 60, Barton 59 The Butler Grizzlies outlasted the Barton Cougars to finish the fall semester and the 2021 year with a 60-59 slugfest in Great Bend on Monday. The game was an offensive struggle.
MCPHERSON, Kansas – Digging a hole and falling behind early can do two things: Show your team’s resilience after battling back, or establish momentum on the opponent’s side for the duration of the game.
ANDOVER, Kansas — It seems hard to believe, but at one point in the game at Andover High School on Tuesday, the result of the game was in doubt. Late in the first quarter, Goddard Eisenhower hit a three to go up 10-6.
TOWANDA – Even after decisive victories in the T Bird Classic’s first two games, the Circle boys and coach Bo Horyna remained wary. All that stood between them and the tournament title was Independence and 6-foot-6 junior post Easton Ewing.