September 2025

Lady Pups start season strong with third-place trophy

HUTCHINSON, Kansas – Thursday, August 28 saw the beginning of year number four of the McPherson High School girls golf team take place, as the Lady Pups showed why they’re state contenders by taking third place as a team in the class 4A Girls State Preview tournament at Carey Park Golf Course. Slowly but surely, McPherson has climbed its way up the totem pole in class 4A and expects to be a threat for taking the state crown in 2025 after placing third as a team last season and returning all but one varsity player.

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Lady Pups set for state run

MCPHERSON, Kansas – A new season is upon the McPherson High School girls tennis team, and with it comes another chance at a class 4A state trophy as the Lady Pups return all but one varsity player from a state runner-up team a season ago.

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Young talent fuels Teuton football

INMAN, Kansas – The end of last season saw the Inman High School football team finish with a sub .500 record and a first-round playoff exit, but a young and talented Teuton roster brings back the majority of its starters in what is expected to be a bounce-back year. After advancing to the class 1A state championship game in back-to-back seasons in 2021 and 2022, Inman missed the playoffs altogether in 2023 before losing to Plainville in the first round of the playoffs last year, resulting in a 4-5 finish for the Teutons.

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Experience-heavy Vikings ready for season

LINDSBORG, Kansas – Perseverance was the key word in 2024 as the Smoky Valley High School football team battled through a 2-7 record, but the Vikings return plenty of experience heading into the new season in an effort to return to a Central Kansas League force. Smoky Valley went a combined 2-7 last season (1-4 in league play), with its final loss coming to Rock Creek in the playoffs.

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Redskins return 13 starters for fall season

LITTLE RIVER, Kansas – Replacing a quarterback, receiver and two lineman means the Little River football program will be reloading for 2025 success with the 13 players they have with starting gametime experience, including seven seniors to help lead a team of 29 looking to make a deep run in the 8-Man, Division I state playoffs. Despite going undefeated in Wheat State League play, going 3-1 in district games, and finishing 8-3 overall, the 2024 season for the Redskins game to an end with a loss to Central Plains in the third round of the state playoffs.

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