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- Sep 12, 2026
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Cougars Fall Flat Against Maize in Week 2 (opens the original)
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After knocking off rival Salina Central 35-33 in Week 1, Salina South had a week to put the Mayor’s Cup back on the shelf and turn its attention to its next challenge: A perennial power in Class 6A, the Maize Eagles. Last season’s Week 8 meeting between the two teams was lopsided, with Maize winning 50-0. But the Cougars had reason to believe this result could be different if they could limit their mistakes. Instead, a turnover-filled night proved costly once again as South suffered its first lo
Mustangs Aim to Uphold Their Championship Standard (opens the original)
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In many ways, 2025 was a historic year for Salina Central football. A 51-34 victory over Basehor-Linwood in the Class 5A state championship game capped the Mustangs’ run to their seventh state championship in program history and first in 20 years. On their way to a 12-1 record, the Mustangs averaged 44 points per game and gained 5,901 yards of total offense, more than any team in school history. Replicating those numbers without last year’s senior class will be a new challenge for Central, but k
Cougars’ Renewed Buy-In Sets Stage for More Success in 2026 (opens the original)
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Seniors pictured (from left to right): Noah Hines, Caden Stauffer, Kobie Henley, Jaxton Kitchener, Rogelio Lara, Yaden Montanez, Keondre Johnson, Armane Redmond, Maddox Girard, Jaxon Anthony, Conner Riley, Simon Flores, Armando Franco, Jay Curtis, and Brysen Augustine. After finishing the 2025 season with a 3-8 record, the Cougars learned what they were capable of. Going toe-to-toe with the eventual 5A state champions, mounting comebacks and winning in the postseason showed that Salina South foo
Storybook Season for Central Kansas United Ends in UPSL Semifinals (opens the original)
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Central Kansas United’s storybook season came to an end in the semifinals of the UPSL National Tournament, but after a historic run, the club walked away feeling nothing but pride. The long trek to California took over 20 hours and finally ended with the club’s arrival at Drake Stadium on the campus of UCLA. “We were received well,” said head coach Juan Maldonado. “It was as close to a professional environment as we could get.” That environment included plenty of media attention. UPSL media and
Homecoming Awaits CKU Players and Staff at UPSL Final Four (opens the original)
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When Central Kansas United arrives in Southern California for the UPSL Final Four, several players will be returning home. With the Final Four hosted at UCLA’s Drake Stadium in Westwood, California, friends and family will have the opportunity to watch this year’s CKU team in person for the first time. Both Jorge Mejia and Andrew Quiroz won’t be far from where they grew up. Quiroz is from Temecula, about 90 minutes from Westwood, and Los Angeles native Mejia will essentially be playing in his ow
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