Kansas High School Sports News

Peugot pitched a gem in the 4-1 victory and led the offense with two extra base hits.

It wasn't the highlight reel plays that defined Minneola's Matt McClaren on June 5 at the Kansas Association of Baseball Coaches Purple-Grey All-Star game.

Eryn Stockman stepped to the plate in the seventh inning of a tie game last spring against Central Kansas League champion Pratt.

The Ottawa area has always been known for its good baseball players. This spring saw the area high schools produce winning seasons behind all-state and all-league performers.

Kansas State's Ross Kivett scores the tying run in the ninth inning on Saturday night in Corvallis, Ore.

The Great Bend Chiefs, an 18-and-under summer league team, travel to Hays on Tuesday for a doubleheader, starting at 6 p.m. at Larks Park.

The Topeka Shawnee County Sports Council officially announced its three 2013 Hall of Fame inductees and the nominees for the Topeka Shawnee County high school sports awards at a Friday news conference.

Kansas State second baseman Ross Kivett, the 2013 Big 12 Player of the Year, was selected in the 10th round of the 2013 Major League Baseball First Year Player Draft by the Cleveland Indians with the 291st overall pick Friday.

Hill, who has a five-year contract through 2014-2015 that he signed in 2010, has already earned $65,000 of a potential $172,500 in bonuses this season.

The high school softball season is over, but pitcher Hunter Middleton is keeping busy.

The University of Kansas women's track team is in the lead after the first day of the NCAA Outdoor Championships in Eugene, Ore.

Hayden junior Mary Kate Franklin, who posted three top-four finishes in the State Outdoor, leads the 2013 All-City girls track and field team.

Individual state champions Joseph Reagan of Seaman and Duke Tibbs of Topeka High and Shawnee Heights' state-champion 1,600-meter relay team headline the 2013 All-City track and field team.

Male Athlete of the Year: Sean Newlan, Phillipsburg. I've picked an athlete of the year after state track is completed each year, but this was definitely the hardest choice.

Larned High School reeled in seven All-Mid-Central Activities Association baseball selections to cap the 2013 season.

Members of the All-City baseball team include, back row L-R Coach Steve Bushnell, Tanner Triggs, Brogan Heinen, Riley Landuyt, Conner Swope, Kameron Clark.

Many of the most talented Kansas high school senior baseball players from the 2013 season will gather in one place for its annual Kansas Association of Baseball Coaches all-star games.

Washburn Rural, which won the Centennial League championship and went on to finish second in Class 6A, placed seven players on the All-City softball team, selected by the city coaches.

The attempt for normalcy has been the game plan for Kansas State's baseball team this week, but there is a different feel around Tointon Family Stadium.

The Great Bend Lady Panthers accumulated eight All-Western Athletic Conference softball selections following their 18-4 season.