Why Do We Want to Change Ourselves?
Speaking Truth Clay Center, Kansas – Do you like who you are? I am sure all of us wish we could change a few things about ourselves. Even the most beautiful or handsome among us.
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Miscues Cost Vikings in 27-14 Loss
LINDSBORG – Smoky Valley’s football team won many some of the team stats, but penalties, a major miscue, and a pair of costly interceptions cost them the home game on Friday as Cheney used a strong fourth quarter to score a 27-14 win over the Vikings.
Little River Pitches Shutout at Moundridge, Win 46-0
MOUNDRIDGE – When Little River’s football team went to Moundridge on Friday, they made short work of the game by scoring a 46-0 shutout that was over at halftime due to the 45-point rule. With the win, Little River is now 4-1 for 2022 and will return home on Friday for a battle with Herington who will enter the game just 1-4 for the season.
Bulldogs drop showdown with Builders
WINFIELD, Kansas – McPherson College may be home to one of the best teams in NAIA football, however, the Bulldogs now own three losses by a combined three points after losing another one-point heartbreaker to the No. 6 ranked Southwestern Builders Saturday evening.
Tennis gears up for postseason run
WICHITA, Kansas – The AVCTL Division III and IV tennis league has been no joke over the years as powerhouse Wichita Collegiate has been the dominant force, but the McPherson High School girls tennis team slung a few stones at goliath in a second place finish for the Bullpups at the league tournament.
Canton’s treasure still going strong 101 years later
The Canton Township Carnegie Library has continuously operated for 101 years as of today, Oct. 02.
Buller keeps undefeated Inman rolling
INMAN, Kansas – Friday, September 10 may be an insignificant date to some, but for the Inman Teutons football team, it was the date a legend was born as quarterback Josiah Buller has helped lead the Teutons to an undefeated record, including a 21-3 win over Trinity Catholic Friday night.
After Sammy Shober scored from one yard out in the second quarter to make it an 8-0 Inman lead at halftime
After Sammy Shober scored from one yard out in the second quarter to make it an 8-0 Inman lead at halftime, Harrison Brunk shot out of a cannon from 19 yards out early in the fourth quarter for a touchdown to extend the Teuton lead to 14-0.Then it was Eli Brunk’s turn, as he grabbed a perfectly thrown ball over the head of the Trinity defender from eight yards out for the cherry on top in the late stages of the game.
Bullpup soccer navigates tough stretch
The goals have not only been few and far between for the McPherson High School boys soccer team, but wins have not been in sight for the Bullpups either as McPherson is in the middle of navigating a three game losing streak and a 2-8 start to the season.
Tennis rebounds in Goddard
GODDARD, Kansas – A disappointing finish to the Tournament of Champions in Wichita on Saturday left a bitter taste in the mouth of the McPherson High School girls tennis team, but that taste was washed away Tuesday afternoon following a first-place finish at Goddard.