Rachel Hallam
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- Sep 24, 2026
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No. 1 Lincoln chasing first ever state title, off to 3-0 start (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan. (Catch it Kansas) - 8-man Division I football has a new powerhouse to watch out for: the Lincoln Leopards. Not only did the Leopards take the classification by storm last season, they made history posting the best finish the program had ever seen with an 11-2 record. They still feel like there’s more history to be made this season. “I want to step on that turf field again for sure at the end of this year,” Lincoln quarterback Jeremiah Miller said. So far this season, Lincoln is alr
Rising Star: Taryn Boydston pushing herself to continue family cross-country legacy (opens the original)
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ELLIS, Kan. (KWCH) - Taryn Boydston, a sophomore in Ellis, is quickly making a name for herself while continuing a family legacy out on the track. “I just really thought that there’s nothing I’d rather be doing. That’s where I was supposed to be,” said Boydston. She’s already been put in the spotlight with the Ellis Railers after a successful freshman year on the cross-country team. “I can’t imagine not being anywhere else and running for any other coaches,” Boydston said. Boydston and her older
Rising Star Roadtrip: Offers are pouring in for Holcomb’s Cooper Cranston (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan. (Catch it Kansas) - Western Kansas has seen college football stars emerge throughout the years, and one is budding in Finney County. Holcomb’s Cooper Cranston is a dual-threat player on the gridiron for the Longhorns who has brought the recruiting spotlight to his Kansas town. “He’s obviously a super gifted athlete and an awesome kiddo,” Holcomb head coach Trey Teeter said. Headed into his junior season with the Longhorns Cranston has received loads of Division I interest across th
Rising Star Roadtrip: Pfannenstiel draws recruiting eyes to Hoisington (opens the original)
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HOISINGTON, Kan. (Catch it Kansas) - The world of college football recruiting is a wild one. Sometimes that wild world collides with class 2A - now class 3A - football in Kansas. That was the case for Brody Pfannenstiel. His head coach, Zach Baird, says that attention is warranted. “I’ve never seen him have a bad day in the weight room, so he’s earned it,” he said. “You know, I think you combine all that and that’s the special skill set that you see.” Pfannenstiel is a three-star edge rusher fro
Rising Star Roadtrip: Schneider brothers lead Sterling to historic 2025-26 (opens the original)
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STERLING, Kan. (KWCH) - Whether it was out on the gridiron or inside on the hardwood, the Sterling Black Bears had a sterling 2025 season - and it was all thanks to the dynamic duo leading the charge. The Black Bears ended a 60-year drought on the turf with their first state title since 1982. Just months later, they went back-to-back in the gym for their second straight boys basketball title. Both teams were coached by a Schneider brother. The football team was led by Brent Schneider, and the ba
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