1Titus Cobb Randolph Blue Valley 16:48.9 2 Cohen Girard Clifton-Clyde 17:12.4 3 Langston Gray Valley Heights 17:48.3 4. Jackson Cole Doniphan West 17:50.3 (PB) • 5 Kaden Franklin Centralia 18:07.5 (PB) 6 Remy Girard Clifton-Clyde 18:21.1 (PB 7 Atticus Jensen Washington County 18:22.0 (PB) 8. Bill Lybarger Axtell 18:29.2 (PB 9 Tyler Holmes Valley Heights 18:40.2 10 Henry Stallbaumer Axtell 18:47.9 11 Lyle Milam Washington County 18:52.4 (PB) 12 Miken Wheeler Ona

Centralia's Franklin claims the 2026 TVL Cross Country Title 1. 11 Kya Franklin 21:07.2 Centralia 2. 10 Emma Warders 21:23.1 Valley Heights 3. 11 Regan Hasenkamp 22:00.8 Axtell 4. 12 Lindsay Gray 22:10.0 Valley Heights 5. 10 Lilly Bruna 22:52.6 Hanover 6. 12 Keelyn Rempe 23:03.2 Centralia 7. 10 Kaylee Olberding 23:05.2 Centralia 8. 9 Samantha Gibson 23:07.4 Randolph Blue Valley 9. 10 Elaina Bergmann 23:11.7 Axtell 10. 10 Riley Broxterman

1. 11 Kya Franklin 21:07.2 Centralia 2. 10 Emma Warders 21:23.1 Valley Heights 3. 11 Regan Hasenkamp 22:00.8 Axtell 4. 12 Lindsay Gray 22:10.0 Valley Heights 5. 10 Lilly Bruna 22:52.6 Hanover 6. 12 Keelyn Rempe 23:03.2 Centralia 7. 10 Kaylee Olberding 23:05.2 Centralia 8. 9 Samantha Gibson 23:07.4 Randolph Blue Valley 9. 10 Elaina Bergmann 23:11.7 Axtell 10. 10 Riley Broxterman 23:14.8 Centralia 11. 10 Kambrie Rempe 23:15.7 Centralia 12. 9 Elsie Begnoche 23:17.8 Clifton-Clyde

The Centralia Lady Panther volleyball team proved why they are considered the top team in 1A Division 1 in the grueling Twin Valley League Tournament on Saturday in Washington. Centralia opened the tournament taking down the 8 seed Clifton-Clyde 25-21 and 25-13. This was a great introduction to what was going to be a day of tests. Despite being the 8 seed the Lady Eagles were no slouch coming into this tournament near .500 and featuring multiple first team league candidates

Going into Friday's contest against Clifton-Clyde, Axtell knew they were going to have to put together a strong game plan to get past an Eagle team that were ready to play spoilers. Axtell would do just that in a 56-0 win. 343 yards of total offense, 5 rushing touchdowns and a staunch defense that held a usually potent Clifton-Clyde offense to just 135 total yards and earning two interceptions. Wyatt Detweiler delivered a nearly perfect passing night going 7 of 8 for 168 ya

Going into Friday night's game against Valley Heights, if you would have told the Doniphan West coaches they would hold their opponents to just two yards passing, they would have I'd bet they would have liked their chances. Fortunately for Heights, this one was controlled by their running game and namely Aiden Unruh. Unruh finished with 120 yards and 2 touchdowns, the longest from 69 to open the scoring of a hard fought 13-0 Valley Heights win. The Sophomore pairing of Trac

The Frankfort Wildcats came into week 2 with a renewed focus and ready take down the Lyndon Tigers on Friday night in a 36-26 victory that saw Lyndon shut down for the majority of the first half. It was the rushing combination of Henry Ketter and Peyton Adams with over 200 yards and 3 touchdowns that kept Frankfort in control of this game early, keeping control of the ball and working clock well. Ketter was able to connect on 2 more passing touchdowns, one to Peyton Adams an

The Linn Bulldogs opened their 2026 season with a dominating 52-6 victory over the Lakeside Knights on Friday. The Bulldog offense was able to accumulate over 400 yards led by the balanced effort QB Greyson Ohlde and 3 touchdowns from running back Conrad Winter. Ohlde was 9 of 14 for 122 yards and 3 touchdowns through the air, 2 going to Cash Stunkel and another to Maverik Klima. Grayson added 139 rushing yards and another score. Tack on the power running of Conrad Winter w

There have been, and will be going forward, better nights for the Valley Heights football team as they started the 2026 season with a 40-11 loss to a talented Salina-Sacred Heart team. Aiden Unruh put together 110 yards on the ground for the Mustangs as he looks to be the primary back once again this season for Valley Heights. Unruh's longest rush in this game came on a 50 yard scamper. Freshman Quarterback Dayton Turner was unable to complete a pass but he did score the onl

Here's hoping the folks at Clifton-Clyde High School have some back up light bulbs to put into their scoreboard this week because the Eagles and the Blue Valley Rams tore it to shreds on Friday night with over 130 points in an 82-50 Clifton-Clyde win. Sit back because these numbers are absolutely bonkers. 979 total combined yards, 17 combined touchdowns and maybe the most impressive part, each team committed just 1 turnover. Kyzler Damman was 15 of 20 passing connecting wit

Whether you enjoy strong defense, a crazy good passing game or a slow grind it out rushing game, week 1 between Frankfort and Washington County on the gridiron had it all in a 44-28 Frankfort win. Frankfort running backs combined for 200 yards on the ground, Ketter earning touchdown scores from 7 and 21 yards respectively. He would also add a touchdown on the in the passing game connecting with Kyler Parthemer from 35. In total, the Wildcats went for 387 yards on the night.

If there were any questions about whether the Axtell offense was going to slow down early season, Eric Detweiler's Eagles answered that in a big way as they would manage to hang a 74 point on Reno County on Friday night. Quarterback Wyatt Detweiler threw for over 250 yards and 5 touchdowns, 4 of those going to talented wideout Bill Lybarger who finished with 159 yards. Clayton Heinen and Joe Lybarger also accounted for a TD to go with his 7 carries and 100 yards with 2 TD sc

The Kansas Basketball Coaches Association released their Girls All-State team with a big Twin Valley League presence. On the girls' side in 1A D-1, Clifton-Clyde's Sevy Wurtz and Centralia's Josie Haverkamp were both named to the 1st team while fellow Centralia Lady Panther Tava Gibbs is on the 2nd team and Hayden Kramer is a 3rd teamer. In 1A D-2, the 1st team includes Drew Bruna of the Hanover Lady Wildcats and Baileigh Peters of Linn. Peters' teammate Gretchen Bott heads t

State sites and brackets have been released. In 2A, the Valley Heights girls will head to Salina for their first rou 2nd matchup against 2 seed Moundridge. That game to be played at the Tony's Pizza Event Center (the old Bicentennial Center) at 6pm this Tuesday. With a win the Lady Mustangs would play on the following Thursday against the winner of Saint Marys Colgan and Sacred Heart in Emporia on Thursday. In 1A D-I, Centralia is the 4 seed facing 5 seed Quinter at Noon on

When you get this late in the season, coaches, players and fans are all curious to see where a team is beyond the nightly grind of TVL play. For the Centralia girls, that test came on Monday against Riverside. And if this game proves to be that judge, the Lady Panthers are going to be just fine come this postseason. Riverside kept it close through the first period as Centralia went to the first quarter break up 15-10. It was the 2nd quarter where Josie Haverkamp made her sa

Occasionally, the question arises of whether teams at higher classifications have more ability when it comes to game day. On Tuesday, the Valley Heights girls had the opportunity to settle that debate taking on Clay Center and boy did they. The Lady Mustangs more than doubled up Clay Center in a 55-27 victory in one of the more complete team efforts of the season. Nine girls would register points in this ball game led by Paige Miller's 17-point game. Mia Vermetten would join

There are just some things in the TVL that we have come accustomed to. So, when Centralia and Hanover met up on Friday, I don't know if there was any fan that was in awe to hear that the two teams had gone to overtime. Hanover led for the largest portion of the 1st half with 8 point edge at the halftime break. Something happened in the halftime locker room for both teams as both came out with a brand-new pep we really hadn't seen early. First it was Hanover, who pushed their

In another premiere match up on Friday we saw the Hanover Wildcats taking on Centralia. For the majority of this game, Centralia would give Hanover trouble staying in single digits. The Panthers were led by 14 points from Quinton Alderfer with Aiden Talley adding 10 as well. Hanover proved why they are one of the top teams in the state though with a 24 point effort from Braylon Meyn. At this point, Meyn has to be considered one of the best players in the state with the way h

The 2 seed Linn Lady Bulldogs opened up TVL tournament play taking on the 7 seed Clifton-Clyde who had defeated Washington County by 30 points to advance to this. Only a 3 point lead for Linn at halftime, up 25-22. Both teams knew this game was not even close to over. It was Izzy Rogge leading scoring for the Lady Bulldogs with 8 with Sevy at 12 for Clifton-Clyde. It was the 3rd quarter where both teams erupted Baileigh Peters netted 13 of her team high 21 right after the ha

Early on, Hanover did a great job of controlling the pace and held the lead 22-20 at the break as Einslee Stallbaumer finished with 8 points in the first half, Stallbaumer was the leading scorer for Hanover in this game earning 20. After half, Blue Valley found a spark and a big one at half as Brynlyn Brockman went off. After having a solid 8 points in the first two periods Brockman dropped twice that in the second half with 17 as she was able to get to the basket seemingly e