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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 25, 2026
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Solomon’s Turnaround Taking Shape, Off to 3-0 Start (opens the original)
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SOLOMON — When Devin Rizzo accepted the job as Solomon High School’s head football coach, he already had been around long enough to know that something had to change. So, instead of easing into it, he turned the program on its head. “Two years ago, when I took over, we changed everything from how we warmed up to where we warmed up on our game field and our practice flow and everything,” said Rizzo, now in his third season as the Gorillas’ head coach after four as an assistant. “I wanted it to be
Gleason Embraces His Role in Southeast’s Coaching Tradition (opens the original)
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GYPSUM — Luke Gleason first caught the coaching bug while still competing as a distance runner Emporia State University. He never dreamed that it would take him back to where it all began. Then again, there’s an argument to be made that coaching cross country and track at Southeast of Saline High School was his destiny. “I knew I wanted to coach in some capacity, whether it be middle school coaching, high school, or just a summer team, and then coach Caselman called,” said Gleason, 23, who took
Area Schools Find Ways to Beat the Heat (opens the original)
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Pictured- Salina South Boys Soccer Coach Trey Crow While a midweek break in the weather was a welcome respite for anyone enduring the recent heatwave, area high school athletic directors especially breathed a collective sigh of relief. Temperatures hovering near triple digits for the first month of the school year not only made things uncomfortable for participants and spectators, but also produced major headaches for administrators charged with keeping everybody safe. “This is my fifth year bei
South Reclaims Mayor’s Cup in Thriller Against Central (opens the original)
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After six long years, the Mayor’s Cup is back at Salina South. The fact that Salina Central made the Cougars fight for every inch made it all the more special. In a classic season football opener that produced seven lead changes and saw Central fight back from a double-digit deficit in the fourth quarter, it took a two-point conversion stop inches from the goal line for South to escape with a 35-33 victory Friday night at a packed Salina Stadium. For South, it ended a six-game losing streak agai
Ptacek Takes the Baton as Southeast of Saline Begins New Chapter (opens the original)
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GYPSUM — The prospect of taking over one of the state’s top Class 2A football programs could be daunting to even the most seasoned head coach. Chance Ptacek, on the other hand, views his first head coaching opportunity at Southeast of Saline more as taking a baton than starting from scratch. “I’m excited,” said Ptacek, who was promoted from assistant to head coach after Mitch Gebhardt stepped down in April. “I really haven’t had a chance to slow down and kind of think about what is different.” “
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