The ball caps were lined up on the table top like toy soldiers ready to go to war.
Michael Noland remembers how much he simply wanted to help after hearing of Barrett Wepler’s sudden death in 2006.
Rain may have shortened the Gregg Williams Tiger Classic 7-on-7 football tournament and lineman challenge on Tuesday at Excelsior Springs High School, but the Kansas City area athletes in attendance seemed to get what they wanted — a chance to showcase their skills.
Gregg Williams remembers the summer training program for football at Excelsior Springs when he was in high school.
Shawnee Mission West basketball player Heather Howard has verbally committed to Oklahoma State.
Kansas State picked up an oral commitment from another high school defensive end.
Kansas State picked up a verbal commitment from another high school defensive end.
How’s this for irony? Lee’s Summit High School quarterback Andrew Schnell’s name originally did not appear on the roster for last week’s Metro All-Star Challenge football game. However, it was Schnell who won the most valuable player award for the Missouri squad.
Kansas continued its winning tradition Thursday night in the 17th annual Metro All-Star Challenge, defeating their state-line rivals from Missouri 20-9 at the Blue Valley District Activities Complex. It was the 10th series victory for the Kansans.
MISSOURI
Blue Valley West coach Scott Wright and Blue Springs South coach Greg Oder know what it’s like to win a state high school football championship and finish among the best teams in their respective states.
The Rockhurst-Blue Springs South high school football game — the season opener for both teams — will be televised on ESPN.
For recently-graduated high school football players, competing in the Metro All-Star Challenge is a one-time event.
During his run to the 6A state singles title, it’s safe to say that Blue Valley North freshman Jack Sock won over his fair share of admirers.
Fifteen minutes before the big announcement, seven strangers were sitting together, meeting one another, offering first names and handshakes.
SPRINGFIELD | After four innings, things were going well for the Oak Park baseball team.