The Coffeyville Red Ravens used a potent passing attack and timely defensive stops to outlast the Highland Scotties 44-28 Saturday afternoon, earning their third win of the season under head coach Nick Dobler.

Coffeyville’s defense stopped Highland on fourth down during the Scotties’ opening possession, and the Red Ravens quickly drove down the field. However, on third-and-goal, an errant snap sailed over the head of T.J. Ward, allowing the Highland defense to recover the bouncing ball and return it 75 yards for a scoop-and-score touchdown and an early 7-0 lead.

The Red Ravens marched down the field again on their next series, reaching first-and-goal, but another third-down mistake proved costly. Quarterback John Nicholas lost the football on a scramble, and Highland recovered to take possession.

The back-to-back red-zone fumbles did not deter Coffeyville’s offense. Nicholas went on to throw three first-half touchdowns to three different receivers, connecting on scoring passes of 25, 31 and 7 yards to give the Red Ravens a 24-7 lead at halftime.

Nicholas added two more touchdown passes early in the third quarter, bringing his total to five on the afternoon. Coffeyville’s offense was highly efficient, punting just once all game while converting five of its 10 third-down opportunities. On the defensive side, the Red Ravens held Highland to just two conversions on 10 third-down attempts, something Dobler says was a key point of emphasis coming into the game.

Highland cut into a 37-7 deficit in the opening seconds of the fourth quarter, finding some rhythm offensively to make it a 16-point game, but a 13-yard touchdown reception by Azuri Jackson, his second of the afternoon, gave Nicholas his sixth touchdown pass and put the game out of reach.

Nicholas’ six touchdown passes tied a Coffeyville program record as he finished 22 of 29 for 384 yards. Jayden Howard, Tyler Jackson and Cam Hunter each recorded a touchdown reception, while Howard and Azuri Jackson hauled in two scoring catches apiece.

The Red Ravens also controlled the time of possession, holding the ball for nearly 10 minutes longer than Highland. Coffeyville finished with 184 rushing yards, and Dobler says winning the battle up front and controlling the clock were important keys heading into the contest.

Garry White added an interception off Highland quarterback DaeOnte Mitchell with less than two minutes remaining to help seal the victory. Coffeyville improves to 3-6 overall and 2-3 in conference play, with a 3-1 record on the road.

The Red Ravens will return to action next week, looking to close the season on a high note against the Dodge City Conquistadors. Pregame coverage begins at 11:30 a.m., with kickoff set for noon on US 98.

Field Kindley High School falls to Bishop Miege 61-6 to end the season 0-9.

The Nado were just overmatched playing the 8-0 number one team in 4A in the Stags.  Miege would score three times on their first three five plays of the game and lead 41-0 at the end of the first quarter.

Coffeyville did manage to avoid the shutout on Tyler Penn's first career rushing touchdown.  Coffeyville basketball season start on December 1st in Winfield.

The West Elk Patriots closed their regular season with a loss to the Erie Red Devils last Friday, finishing with a 1-7 record under head coach Ian Denton.

The Patriots got out to a 16-0 lead after scoring on their opening possession and recovering an onside kick, but they couldn’t slow down Erie’s offense in the second half after taking a lead into halftime.

Denton says there were several positives in the contest, including the team’s execution of its game plan and its ability to force turnovers.

As the season neared its end, Denton says several underclassmen made great strides after being inserted into the lineup because of injuries, and that experience should carry over into next year.

West Elk concluded its season with a consolation game against Udall, earning the win by forfeit. The Patriots will now look ahead to 2027 and work to improve on their 2-7 final record. 

The Fredonia Yellowjackets closed the regular season with a 52-16 loss to the Neodesha Bluestreaks last Friday, finishing the year with a 1-7 record under head coach Lucus Lanning.

Fredonia was looking to pull off a big upset against the top team in its district, but after a long touchdown pass brought the Yellowjackets within a score in the first quarter, Neodesha’s offense got rolling and eventually put the game out of reach.

Lanning says his team came out on great footing in the second half and won the final 24 minutes, which was a positive takeaway heading into the final week of the season.

The Yellowjackets played a consolation game against the Galena Bulldogs on Thursday night, and Lanning says he’s seen great improvement from his team throughout the season.

Fredonia fell to Galena 38-6 to close out the year. The Yellowjackets will look to improve on their one-win season when they return in 2027 in the second year under Lanning. 

No more room for error. The postseason presents a chance for glory or misery, and it starts in Week 9 as teams around the area begin their journey toward a State Championship. Here's a look at the schedule for teams around the area:

Thursday Results

Caney Valley 66, Jayhawk-Linn 6

Cunningham 50, Sedan 0

Neodesha 61, Pleasant Ridge 26

Oswego 76, Cedar Vale/Dexter 28

Galena 38, Fredonia 6

Sabetha 60, Cherryvale 6

South Sumner 52, Erie 0

St. Paul 50, Fairfield 30

Prairie-View 26, Parsons 16

West Elk 1, Udall 0 (Forfeit)

Friday Games

Field Kindley (0-8) vs. Bishop Miege (8-0)  - 5:30 pm | Sunshine 98.9

Independence (6-2) vs. Ottawa (4-4)

Labette County (4-4) vs. Tonganoxie (5-3)

The Caney Valley Bullpups opened the Class 2A playoffs in dominant fashion Thursday night, rolling past visiting No. 15 seed Jayhawk-Linn 66-6 to continue their unbeaten season.

After Jayhawk-Linn picked up a first down on its opening possession, the Bullpups forced the visitors to punt on fourth-and-17. Caney Valley scored on the first play of its opening drive, as Jace Buckley took a handoff and raced 41 yards for a touchdown.

Traxcyn Garton added two more scores from short distance, increasing the Bullpups’ lead to 24 midway through the first quarter as the offensive line continued opening up gaping holes for the rushing attack.

The front line then gave Layne Denny enough time to launch a deep pass to Konner Paulie, who adjusted to make the catch, ducked under a would-be tackler and dove toward the goal line while dragging another defender with him. The touchdown marked Paulie’s fourth receiving score in the last three games.

With a 32-0 lead after the first quarter, Boone White provided the Bullpups’ longest rushing play of the night, slaloming through the Jayhawk-Linn defense for a 63-yard touchdown.

With a sizable lead, head coach Criss Davis took the opportunity to test the kicking game by bringing in freshman Lane Wheatley. Wheatley went 5-for-5 on extra-point attempts and came within feet of converting a 44-yard field goal. Davis says Wheatley has done a great job in the kicking game, contributing on kickoffs, extra-point attempts and field goal tries.

A 52-0 halftime lead allowed several younger players to see the field during the final 24 minutes, while upperclassmen watched from the sidelines after celebrating senior night less than a week earlier. Fourteen seniors were recognized in Week 8, and Davis says 12 of them have been with the program since their freshman year, and it's been great to see how much they have grown. He also says they've been great leaders and mentors throughout the year. 

Jayhawk-Linn managed to add a touchdown on a long run by sophomore quarterback Londonn Burk. Davis says Burk was a player the Bullpups knew they would need to keep an eye on heading into the matchup.

Caney Valley finished with its highest point total of the season, surpassing 60 points for the third time this year. The Bullpups will return to action next Friday in regionals against the winner of Baxter Springs and Royal Valley, as the 7-seeded Lions and 10-seeded Panthers face off tomorrow at 6:00 pm. 

The Caney Valley Bullpups finished the regular season undefeated with a 52-6 victory over the Galena Bulldogs last Friday and will begin their postseason run tonight as the No. 2 seed on the east side of the Class 2A bracket.

Caney capped off an 8-0 regular season with a flurry of interceptions, solid special teams returns and timely running from senior Traxcyn Garton.

Head coach Criss Davis says all three phases of the game stood out to him, and he was proud of how his team consistently maintained control throughout the contest.

The undefeated regular season is the second of Davis’ tenure as head coach. He says the best teams don’t always win in the postseason, but the teams that want to be there do, and the Bullpups are entering the playoffs with plenty of excitement.

Caney Valley will face No. 15 seed Jayhawk-Linn tonight in the first round of the Class 2A playoffs. Pregame coverage begins at 5:30 p.m., with kickoff set for 6 p.m. on US 98. If the Bullpups advance, they will face the winner of Baxter Springs and Royal Valley.

The Neodesha Bluestreaks closed the regular season with a 52-16 win over Fredonia, claiming their district title and finishing with a 7-1 record under head coach Nathan West.

Neodesha’s offense has been firing on all cylinders, scoring more than 50 points in each of its last three games even while dealing with a few injuries.

West says the emotions over the past few days have been similar to a roller coaster, especially with the short week and one less day to prepare heading into the first week of the postseason.

The Bluestreaks have leaned on their experienced roster throughout the campaign, and West says having older players who can handle the ups and downs of a season is a major benefit, helping the team remain steady when adversity strikes.

Neodesha will host Pleasant Ridge tonight as the No. 4 seed in the Class 2A playoffs. If the Bluestreaks advance, they’ll face the winner of Riverside and Oskaloosa.

The No. 14 Kansas Jayhawks women’s soccer team rallied for a dramatic 3-2 victory over TCU last Sunday, scoring twice in the final 12 minutes to secure a Big 12 road win and move up in the NCAA rankings.

Kansas struck within the first 10 minutes, but the Horned Frogs answered with two goals to take the lead in the first half. The Jayhawks then found the net twice late in the match to complete the comeback against a tough opponent.

Head coach Nate Lie says he liked how his team came out on the front foot and felt the Jayhawks could have added a few more goals early. However, missed chances allowed TCU to find its rhythm and get back into the game.

With a renewed sense of urgency in the second half, Lie says the next 45 minutes from his team was the best showing of control he’s seen from his squad against a consistent opponent. The Jayhawks maintained possession in the attacking third and eventually broke through TCU’s defense.

Kansas improves to 12-3-2 overall and 6-1-2 in conference play. The Jayhawks will continue their trip through Texas tomorrow with a visit to Houston, with kickoff scheduled for 7 p.m.

The Cherryvale Chargers closed the regular season with a 35-12 loss to the Riverton Rams last Friday, finishing the year with a 4-4 record under head coach Harry Hester.

A win would have moved the Chargers into third place in their district and earned them a more favorable seed in the first round of the Class 2A playoffs; however, a second-half surge from Riverton prevented Cherryvale from finishing the regular season at 5-3.

The Chargers were without starting quarterback Remington John on Friday after he suffered an injury against Humboldt in Week 7. Hester says it has been a next-man-up mentality, with players stepping into new roles as teammates recover from injuries.

Cherryvale will hit the road for a three-and-a-half-hour trip to face the Sabetha Bluejays, the top-ranked team in Class 2A, in the first round of the postseason. Hester says the pressure is on Sabetha, and his team is well prepared for the challenge after facing several of the top teams in Class 2A throughout the regular season.

The matchup between the No. 14-seeded Chargers and the No. 3-seeded Bluejays on the east side of the Class 2A bracket is set for Thursday, with kickoff scheduled for 6 p.m. in Sabetha. If Cherryvale advances, they'll play the winner of Osage City and Riverton. 

The St. Paul Indians fell to the Sedan Blue Devils 40-28 last Friday in a game that remained close into the fourth quarter, leaving head coach Keith Wiatrak and his team with one final game remaining on the schedule.

Trailing 32-28 late in the fourth quarter, St. Paul had a chance to get the ball back to its offense, but Sedan scored on a passing play to put the game out of reach.

The Indians have relied on a younger roster this season due to significant injuries. Wiatrak says he’s proud of how his players continue to fight and never give up, and he’s excited about the future of the program.

Three seniors will suit up for their final game with the Indians this Thursday. Wiatrak says they’ve been great kids to coach and continue to show up every Monday, ready to go.

St. Paul will make a three-hour road trip to Fairfield for its final game of the season, looking to finish with a victory against the winless Falcons.

The No. 17 Kansas Jayhawks women’s volleyball team is entering the final stretch of Big 12 play with momentum after rallying for a reverse-sweep victory over No. 24 Baylor on Sunday.

Kansas dropped the first two sets before winning the next three to complete the comeback against the Bears. The Jayhawks are now 8-2 over their last 10 matches, with one of their only two losses over the past seven weeks coming against Arizona State.

Head coach Matt Ulmer says his team reverted to some bad habits in that match but still put together a strong performance despite falling in five sets to the Sun Devils.

During Kansas’ recent stretch of strong play, the Jayhawks set a program record with 27 consecutive sets won. They currently sit third in the Big 12 standings with a 7-2 conference record, behind Arizona State and BYU. Ulmer says the conference is deep and features plenty of parity across the board.

The Jayhawks’ next match is Friday against K-State at Allen Fieldhouse, with first serve scheduled for 7 p.m. Kansas will look to pick up its 15th win of the season.

The Indians and head coach Matt Fowler finished the regular season on a high note, defeating Central-Burden 68-22 to complete a perfect 8-0 campaign.

The Indians have secured one of the top seeds in the 8-Man Division I bracket and outscored all but one opponent by at least 24 points during the regular season.

Last week, Oswego defeated Southeast to claim its first district title since 2009 and just the second in school history, while also clinching the Three Rivers League Championship. Fowler says it was a tremendous night to be an Indian.

With the postseason just days away, Oswego will look to keep its perfect season rolling. Fowler says the biggest thing he’s learned about this team over the past eight weeks is its togetherness and willingness to go the extra mile.

Oswego will face No. 4 seed Dexter this Friday in the first round of the 8-Man playoffs. If the Indians advance, they’ll take on the winner of Washington and Cair Paravel.

The Erie Red Devils and head coach David Pitts rallied to defeat West Elk 62-24 in Week 8, finishing the regular season 4-4. 

After falling behind by two scores early, Erie battled back and held the Patriots to just one touchdown in the second half, delivering a dominant performance over the final two quarters.

Pitts says he knew West Elk would deliver some early body blows and that his team would need to weather the storm. He was proud of how the Red Devils responded and fought their way back into the game.

Erie will open the postseason against South Sumner, a team it lost to earlier this season, 66-12, and the Red Devils are excited to compete in the playoffs during their first season as an 8-man football team. Pitts says the Red Devils will need to contain the Outlaws’ early offensive momentum and make sure they don’t get on a roll like they did the last time the two teams met.

If Erie advances, the Red Devils will face the winner of Solomon and Chase County, giving them a chance to continue their strong finish to the season.

A few area teams saw their seasons come to a close in the sub-state round of the Class 3A volleyball postseason this past weekend. 

The Caney Valley Bullpups fell in a hard-fought three-set match against Baxter Springs on Saturday, coming just a few points short of advancing and earning a shot at reaching the state tournament.

Caney took the first set 25-21 but dropped the second 25-20 before narrowly falling 25-21 in the third.

The Bullpups finished the season with a 24-13 regular-season record and will look to come back even stronger next year.

We’ll turn to Neodesha volleyball next, as the Bluestreaks fell in straight sets to Frontenac on Saturday.

Neodesha dropped the first set 25-16 before pushing Frontenac to extra points in the second, ultimately falling 26-24.

The Bluestreaks wrapped up the season with a 30-11 regular-season record and will look to put together another 30-win campaign in 2027.

Kansas City traveled to Seattle to take on the Seahawks, falling 20-3 as the offense was shut down at Lumen Field.

Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs’ rushing attack both struggled, as Mahomes threw an interception on a tough night through the air, while Kenneth Walker was held to his lowest rushing total of the season.

The loss marks the Chiefs’ first of the season after opening the year 5-0. Head coach Andy Reid says Kansas City struggled in all three phases of the game and could have done a better job on third down on both offense and defense.

The Chiefs return to the road next week to take on the Denver Broncos in an AFC West divisional clash. Kansas City will look to get back in the win column, with pregame coverage beginning at 2 p.m. and kickoff set for 3:25 p.m. on the Mighty 690.

Football postseason has arrived in Southeast Kansas for 2026, so let’s take a look at the playoff matchups for teams KGGF broadcasts and other area programs competing this week.

Caney Valley is the No. 2 seed on the east side of the 2A bracket and will host No. 15 Jayhawk-Linn this Thursday. You can catch the Bullpups on US 98 with pregame at 5:30 pm and kickoff at 6:00.

Field Kindley is the No. 16 seed on the east side of the 4A bracket and will travel to face top-seeded Bishop Miege this Friday. You can catch the Tornado on Sunshine 98.9 with pregame at 5:30 pm and kickoff at 6:00. 

In the 4A bracket, No. 6 Independence will host No. 11 Ottawa this Friday, while No. 10 Labette County travels to face No. 7 Tonganoxie.

In 2A, No. 4 Neodesha will host No. 13 Pleasant Ridge on Thursday. No. 14 Cherryvale will also be on the road Thursday, traveling to face No. 3 Sabetha.

In 8-man football, No. 3 Erie will travel to face No. 2 South Sumner on Friday, while top-seeded Oswego hosts No. 4 Dexter on Thursday.

In 8-Man Division II, No. 4 Sedan will travel to face top-seeded Cunningham on Friday.

For a complete look at the postseason matchups, visit the KSHSAA brackets below:

All brackets

4A bracket - Field Kindley, Independence and Labette County

2A bracket - Caney Valley, Neodesha and Cherryvale

8-Man Division I bracket - Oswego and Erie

8-Man Division II - Sedan

The Kansas Jayhawks snapped a 19-year drought Saturday afternoon, taking down the Baylor Bears 25-24 on a last-minute blocked field goal to secure their first Big 12 win of the season and their first victory over Baylor since 2007.

Trailing by 11 to begin the fourth quarter, Kansas chipped away at the deficit, adding nine points before a Baylor field goal briefly extended the Bears’ lead. Quarterback Isaiah Marshall then scampered into the end zone from 15 yards out to give the Jayhawks the lead for good with 1:13 remaining. Head coach Lance Leipold says his team was confident it could get penetration on the kick and was proud of its perseverance. 

The Jayhawks improve to 3-4 overall and 1-3 in conference play. They’ll look to get back to .500 next week when they take on the TCU Horned Frogs, who also enter with a 3-4 record. Pregame is scheduled for 1 p.m., with kickoff at 2:30 on Classic Hits 104.1.

The K-State Wildcats fell to Arizona State 28-17, playing without starting quarterback Avery Johnson, who was sidelined with a neck and shoulder injury for Saturday’s contest.

The Wildcats struck first, but the Sun Devils responded with a 28-10 run to close out the game, as Arizona State running back Cordae Mack found the end zone four times. Head coach Collin Klein says struggles on third down and in the running game contributed to the loss. 

The Wildcats fall to 4-3 overall and 1-3 in conference play. They’ll be back in action next week against Colorado, with pregame at 11 a.m. and kickoff at 1 p.m. on the Mighty 690.

Here are the latest scores from around the KGGF listening area:

Caney Valley 52, Galena 6

Fort Scott 35, Field Kindley 7

Neodesha 52, Fredonia 16

Riverton 35, Cherryvale 12

Erie 62, West Elk 24

Independence 49, El Dorado 7

Frontenac 35, Parsons 0

Oswego 68, Central 22

Sedan 40, St. Paul 28

Chanute 39, Labette County 0

The Caney Valley Bullpups left little doubt about their place among Kansas 2A’s best, closing the regular season unbeaten at 8-0 with a commanding 52-6 victory over Galena on Friday night. On a night dedicated to their seniors, the Bullpups delivered one final statement at home, securing another district title and carrying their momentum into the postseason.

Caney wasted little time setting the tone. After forcing a three-and-out on Galena’s opening possession, the Bullpups needed just five plays to cover 32 yards, with senior Traxcyn Garton powering into the end zone to cap the drive. It was the first of three touchdowns for Garton, who helped lead an offense that showed little inclination to slow down.

The defense was equally relentless. When Galena quarterback Suade Dixon looked down the left sideline on the Bulldogs’ second possession, Konner Paulie reeled in an over-the-shoulder catch for his first of two interceptions. Jace Buckley turned the takeaway into points, punching in a two-yard touchdown run to push Caney’s lead to 16-0.

Paulie continued to make his presence felt on both sides of the ball, adding a nine-yard touchdown reception and returning his second interception 50 yards for a pick-six. He has now recorded three touchdown catches and three interceptions over the past two games, emerging as one of the Bullpups’ most disruptive playmakers. Head coach Criss Davis counts him among the team’s lockdown defenders.

Garton electrified the home crowd with an 85-yard punt return, slicing through would-be tacklers on his way to the end zone, before breaking loose for a 44-yard rushing touchdown. Paired with Paulie’s two scores, the effort sent Caney Valley into the locker room with a commanding 44-6 lead. A running clock governed the final 24 minutes, but Boone White still found room to make his mark, punching in a nine-yard touchdown run in the second half to cap the Bullpups’ emphatic district-clinching victory.

In his 41st season at the helm, Davis has coached more than 400 games. But the veteran head coach remains less concerned with personal milestones than with the young men entrusted to his program, emphasizing their development on and off the field.

The next chapter begins with the postseason. Caney Valley will host its playoff opener and could have two home games ahead, pending the final bracket and seeding.

Davis knows an unbeaten record guarantees nothing once the playoffs begin. There is still work to do, and the Bullpups intend to keep improving.

Friday night, Caney celebrated its seniors and put the finishing touches on a perfect regular season. Now, with eight wins behind them and a championship still within reach, the Bullpups turn their attention to what comes next.

Field Kindley High School football falls in their final game of the regular season to Fort Scott 35-7.

The Tigers got out to a quick start scoring on their first play of the game, then forcing a safety on defense and finally scoring on their second play of the game.  The Nado would slow them a bit in the first half as Fort Scott would lead 28-0 at the break.

Fort Scott and Coffeyville would both find the end zone in the second half, Coffeyville avoided getting shut out for the first time on a 48 yard TD catch by Senior Carsten Voss.

The Nado finish the season 0-8. 

Lastly, we’ll end in Kansas City, as head coach Andy Reid and the Chiefs enter Week 7 of the NFL season undefeated, preparing to take on the defending Super Bowl champions, the Seattle Seahawks.

The Chiefs are coming off a 22-6 victory over the Chargers to improve to 5-0, as Kenneth Walker turned in another stellar performance with two touchdowns and more than 120 rushing yards.

Reid says the Seahawks are one of the best defensive teams in the league and don’t make many mistakes across all layers of their defense.

The Seahawks enter the matchup after a three-point overtime loss to the Denver Broncos and will look to spoil Kansas City’s perfect start at Lumen Field. Pregame coverage begins at 6 p.m., with kickoff set for 7:20 on the Mighty 690.

It's been a great ride, but Week 8 has arrived, and teams will be competing in their last regular-season games this Friday. The postseason is eagerly awaiting. Here's a look at the schedule for teams around the area:

Caney Valley (7-0) vs. Galena (0-7) - 6:30 PM | KUSN 98.1

Field Kindley (0-7) vs. Fort Scott (5-2) - 6:30 PM | KQQF 98.9 

Neodesha (6-1) vs. Fredonia (1-6) 

Cherryvale (4-3) vs. Riverton (3-4)

West Elk (1-6) vs. Erie (3-4) 

Independence (5-2) vs. El Dorado (1-6)

Parsons (1-6) vs. Frontenac (7-0)

Oswego (7-0) vs. Central (3-4)

Sedan (3-4) @ St. Paul (1-6)

Labette County (4-3) @ Chanute (2-5)

The Caney Valley Bullpups and head coach Criss Davis defeated the Riverton Rams 62-14 last Friday to improve to 7-0 on the season.

Caney Valley has scored more than 40 points in all but one game this season and has allowed more than two touchdowns in just one contest.

Davis says two things stood out to him most after Week 7: the strong play of his offensive line and the overall performance of his defense, which came up with another interception courtesy of Konner Paulie. 

The Bullpups will face the Galena Bulldogs tonight, and Davis says the focus is less on the opponent and more on how his team executes and matches up. 

Caney Valley will look to finish the regular season undefeated and secure one of the top seeds in the 2A football bracket, while Galena heads on the road in search of its first win of the season. Pregame coverage begins at 6:30 p.m., with kickoff at 7 on US 98.

The K-State Wildcats and head coach Collin Klein prepare to travel to Arizona to take on the Arizona State Sun Devils in a Big 12 clash.

The Wildcats are coming off a 35-24 win over the Jayhawks, and Klein says there were several positives to take away from the rivalry victory. He praised his team for responding to the ebbs and flows of the game, something he says the Wildcats struggled to do in their previous two losses. 

The Sun Devils are coming off a 53-25 loss to Texas Tech and sit at 3-3, while K-State enters the matchup at 4-2, looking to climb the Big 12 standings. Pregame coverage begins at 12:45 p.m., with kickoff set for 2:45 on the Mighty 690.

The Kansas Jayhawks are coming off an 11-point loss to the Wildcats, dropping to 2-4 overall and remaining winless in Big 12 play.

Head coach Lance Leipold says Kansas wasn’t as physical as it needed to be against K-State, and missed tackles gave the Wildcats additional opportunities. Those will be points of emphasis this week as the Jayhawks prepare to host Baylor. 

Kansas last faced Baylor in 2024, falling 45-17. The Jayhawks will look to turn things around at home against the Bears and move closer to .500. Pregame coverage begins at 10:30 a.m., with kickoff set for noon on Classic Hits 104.1.

The Neodesha Bluestreaks and head coach Nathan West took down Jayhawk-Linn 58-20 last Friday to improve to 6-1 on the season.

Neodesha has scored 50 or more points in back-to-back games and has reached at least 35 points in all but one contest this season.

West says his team came out and played well, even with injuries forcing underclassmen to step into bigger roles, including several players in the secondary, as the Bluestreaks controlled the game from start to finish. 

After a first-quarter touchdown, Neodesha erupted for 51 points over the next 24 minutes. The Bluestreaks are preparing to face Fredonia tomorrow in their regular-season finale, and West says continuing to improve down the stretch and into the playoffs will be important. 

The Bluestreaks will host their rivals, the Yellowjackets, and a win would allow Neodesha to match its best regular-season finish since 2015.

The Erie Red Devils and head coach David Pitts fell to 3-4 on the season after dropping a 58-6 decision to Yates Center in Week 7.

Erie’s last two games have come against teams ranked or considered among the top five in 8-man football.

Yates Center put up 28 points in the first quarter and never looked back. Pitts says it was one of those nights when the ball just didn’t bounce Erie’s way, as the Wildcats came out firing. 

The Red Devils will hit the road to face West Elk in their regular-season finale, and Pitts says his team will get back to the basics and fundamentals, emphasizing focus and execution. 

Erie has a chance to finish the season at .500 while looking to keep West Elk at one win and spoil the Patriots’ Senior Night tomorrow evening.

The Fredonia Yellowjackets and head coach Lucas Lanning head into Week 8 at 1-6 after falling to Central Heights 12-6 last Friday.

The defensive battle against the Vikings followed a similar trend for Fredonia, as the Yellowjackets have allowed just two touchdowns from opposing offenses across the full 48 minutes in two of their last three games.

Lanning says his offense did a good job moving the ball between the 20s, but self-inflicted mistakes, including penalties, hurt the team’s chances. 

With one regular-season game remaining tomorrow night, Lanning says the biggest thing he’s learned about his team over the past seven weeks is that his Yellowjackets are willing to do whatever it takes to win and get better. 

Fredonia will hit the road to face Neodesha tomorrow night, looking to pick up its second win of the season against the top team in its district.

The Caney Valley girls volleyball team competed in Class 3A regional play this Monday and emerged as regional champions.

Caney competed in a regional pool with Neodesha, Burlington and Osawatomie. The Bullpups, Bluestreaks and Trojans all finished the four-team round robin with two wins and one loss.

The pool came down to the percentage of sets won versus sets lost, with Caney Valley claiming the top spot after winning five of its seven sets. Neodesha won four of seven sets, while Osawatomie won five of eight.

The Bullpups swept Burlington and Neodesha in straight sets, defeating Burlington 25-16 and 25-15 before taking down the Bluestreaks 25-20 and 25-22. Caney’s only loss came in three sets against Osawatomie, falling 16-25, winning 25-15 and dropping the deciding set 22-25.

Caney Valley and Neodesha will move on to substate play, which begins October 24. The Bullpups will compete in a four-team pool with Galena, Anderson County and Baxter Springs. Caney will face Baxter Springs, with the winner advancing to take on the winner of Galena and Anderson County.

Saturday’s matches will take place in Galena at 602 East Eighth Street. Galena and Anderson County will open the day with first serve at 2 p.m., followed by Caney Valley against Baxter Springs.

Class 3A and 4A state girls golf wrapped up yesterday afternoon, as Field Kindley and Caney Valley concluded their seasons on the links.

In 4A competition, Field Kindley did not finish among the top six teams that advanced to the second round of 18 holes; however, three individual golfers shot low enough to qualify for Day 2 and remain eligible for individual state medals.

Kennadi Freedle, Jessica Zimmerman and Avery Sells all teed off for an additional round, with Sells finishing tied for 24th, Zimmerman tied for 32nd and Freedle tied for 49th. Wamego took home the 4A team title with a cumulative score of 653 over 36 holes, finishing nine strokes ahead of runner-up Baldwin. The Nado finished ninth overall, missing the cut after Day 1 by just 18 strokes.

In 3A competition, Caney Valley brought home some hardware, finishing third as a team after entering Day 2 in second place. The Bullpups shot a combined 743 over 36 holes, finishing 19 strokes behind first-place St. Mary’s Colgan and runner-up Silver Lake.

Aiva Price finished tied for seventh, Alex Theiss tied for 12th, Harper Stallsmith placed 19th, Ashley Gaff tied for 26th, Nadaley Gulick tied for 42nd and Aly Wade finished 46th.

The Nado and Bullpups golf teams will hang up their drivers, chippers and putters for the winter, but both programs will look to return to the links in 2027 and bring home even more hardware.

The Cherryvale Chargers and head coach Harry Hester downed the Humboldt Cubs 34-14 in a district matchup last Friday, improving to 4-3 on the season.

Cherryvale got back in the win column after two straight losses to tough opponents. After falling behind early on a kickoff return touchdown, the Chargers responded by outscoring the Cubs 28-8 the rest of the way.

Hester says several players stepped up in the face of injuries, including three freshmen offensive linemen who did a great job opening holes for Wyatt Duncan, who rushed for more than 100 yards, and giving quarterback Remington John time to work as he threw for a touchdown. 

The Chargers will move on to face Riverton at home in their regular-season finale, and Hester says the Rams have a senior-heavy roster with a talented running back and quarterback combination. However, Cherryvale will be ready for the challenge on Senior Night. 

Cherryvale lost both meetings with Riverton last year, falling 37-27 and 26-0. The Chargers will look to improve to 5-3 and keep the Rams below .500 in an important district clash.

The West Elk Patriots and head coach Ian Denton fell to South Sumner 70-6 in Week 7, dropping to 1-6 on the season.

West Elk has faced two tough opponents during its two-game road trip in Weeks 6 and 7, with those teams combining for a 13-1 record.

Denton says the Patriots got some help from returning players who had been sidelined with injuries, including their starting tailback, Ryatt Griesel, who had been out since Week 2, as he came up with several big plays, including a touchdown. 

The Patriots will square off against Erie this week, a team they haven’t faced since 2009. Denton says the Red Devils have quick, athletic players, and West Elk is looking forward to the matchup on Senior Night. 

The clash between the Patriots and Red Devils will be just the fifth meeting between the two programs in the last 55 years. West Elk will look to pick up its second win of the season in the regular-season finale.

The St. Paul Indians and head coach Keith Wiatrak fell to Madison 46-0 on Friday, dropping to 0-7 on the season.

The Indians entered the game searching for their first win while dealing with a shortened roster as injuries continued to pile up in recent weeks.

St. Paul also fell to Flinthills 56-0 last Friday, and Wiatrak says the Indians struggled to move the ball as the Mustangs loaded the box, while missed tackles allowed Flinthills to pick up extra yards. 

Looking ahead to the matchup with Madison, Wiatrak says the Bulldogs are a well-coached, physical football team capable of breaking off explosive plays. 

St. Paul will close out the regular season at home against a 3-4 Sedan team, looking to pick up its first victory of the campaign.

The Oswego Indians and head coach Matt Fowler took down Southeast 54-6 to improve to 7-0 in 8-man football.

Last week’s matchup against Erie was an emotional night for the Indians, as they honored longtime athletic director Jeff Schreppel, who unexpectedly passed away on Sunday, October 4. Schreppel was a beloved teacher, coach, staff member, colleague and friend in the Oswego community.

Oswego honored Schreppel before the contest, and Fowler says his team did a great job defensively, holding the Red Devils to just over three yards per carry and limiting them to 12 points.

Coming into the matchup with Southeast, Fowler says his team needed to be prepared for a Lancers squad playing on Senior Night, along with Southeast’s balanced rushing and passing attack and the size of its defensive line. 

Oswego will close out the regular season at home against Central, looking to maintain its perfect record against a non-district opponent before postseason play begins.

The Kansas women’s soccer team edged Iowa State 1-0 last Friday with a late goal, improving to 11-3-1 overall and 5-1-1 in Big 12 play.

Sophomore Marit McLaughlin scored in the final five minutes, finishing off an assist from fifth-year senior Livvy Moore to give the Jayhawks the win over the Cyclones.

Head coach Nate Lie says Iowa State came in with a strong game plan, and a win like this is a must-have if the Jayhawks want to continue competing for a Big 12 title. 

Lie also says Kansas has been dominating the second half of games, praising his team’s resilience, urgency and composure in the most intense moments. However, he’d like to see the Jayhawks approach the first 45 minutes with the same intensity they bring to the final 45. 

The 19th-ranked Jayhawks will return to Rock Chalk Park this Thursday, as the BYU Cougars come to town looking to hand Kansas its first home loss of the season.

The Coffeyville Red Ravens and head coach Nick Dobler dropped to 0-5 at home after a 38-0 defeat to the top-ranked Hutchinson Blue Dragons on Saturday, falling to 2-6 on the year.

The Blue Dragons got the scoring started with a 95-yard kickoff return touchdown in the first 15 seconds of the game. Hutchinson extended its lead to 21 with a 38-yard touchdown pass and a quarterback keeper, taking a three-score advantage into the second quarter.

The Red Ravens couldn’t find much traction offensively, as the Blue Dragons added two more scores before halftime to make it 35-0.

Coffeyville’s defense forced two turnovers on downs and recorded an interception in the final two quarters to keep Hutchinson out of the end zone, as the teams combined for just three points after halftime.

The Red Ravens will have a bye week before returning to action on the road against Highland on October 31.

Here are the latest scores from around the KGGF listening area:

Caney Valley 62, Riverton 14

Field Kindley 16, Emporia 40

Cherryvale 34, Humboldt 14

Neodesha 58, Jayhawk-Linn 20

Erie 6, Yates Center 58

Fredonia 6, Central Heights 12

Independence 34, Labette County 27

West Elk 6, South Sumner Co 70

Sedan 14, Marmaton Valley 50

Parsons 20, Girard 42

St. Paul 0, Madison 46

Oswego 54, Southeast 6

South Coffeyville 8, Medford 54

The Caney Valley Bullpups and head coach Criss Davis traveled to Riverton to take on a familiar Rams foe they had faced twice last year, racing out to a 32-0 lead before finishing with a 62-14 victory for their seventh straight win.

Jace Buckley got the scoring started with a six-yard plunge into the end zone and doubled Caney Valley’s lead with a 12-yard score to put the Bullpups ahead 16-0.

The passing game heated up on a frigid night, as Layne Denny found Konner Paulie on two touchdown throws, one from 36 yards down the middle of the field and the other from 22 yards away on a pinpoint pass to the deep left corner of the end zone. Paulie also added an interception to his night on a stellar juggling catch to pick off Rams quarterback Aydin Witherspoon.

Caney Valley’s 32-0 lead was cut by the Rams late in the first half, but the Bullpups continued their offensive surge after the break, adding several more rushing scores, including a 55-yard touchdown run by freshman Lane Wheatley.

Denny finished the night with more than 100 passing yards and three touchdown tosses. Davis says the quarterback is playing extremely well, and the Bullpups will continue to focus on controlling the line of scrimmage and time of possession.

With one regular-season game remaining, Davis says the 47 players on his roster are an unselfish group willing to do what it takes to win football games.

Caney Valley will return in Week 8 to take on district opponent Galena, looking to finish the regular season on a high note before postseason play. Pregame coverage against the Lions will begin Friday at 6:30 pm with kickoff at 7 on US 98.

The Field Kindley High School football team falls on the road to Emporia 40-16.

The Spartans got off to a fast start scoring on their second play of the game after a 54 yard pass and a six yard run.  Emporia would score on all six of their first half possessions and lead at the break 40-0. 

The Nado were able to find the endzone in the second half on a one yard Kobi Kirk QB keeper.  The touchdown was setup by a 37 yard catch by Aidan Stultz on a trick play WR pass by Carsten Voss.  Kirk would add one more touchdown as time expired with a one yard touchdown run.

The Nado fall to 0-7 on the season.  Coffeyville returns home next week to wrap up the regular season against Fort Scott on Senior Night.

The Caney Valley Bullpups and head coach Criss Davis head into Week 7 with a 6-0 record after taking down Cherryvale 46-0 last Friday.

The win marks Caney Valley’s ninth straight victory over the Chargers, as the Bullpups remain undefeated in district play.

With a big lead in the third quarter, Caney Valley was able to rotate in several underclassmen, and Davis says the depth of this team is likely the strongest he’s had during his time as head coach. 

The Bullpups will hit the road this week to face another district opponent in the Riverton Rams. Davis says it’s a game his team can’t take for granted, especially after Riverton jumped out to a 14-0 lead when the two teams met in the postseason last year. 

Caney Valley is one of seven 2A football teams still undefeated and will look to keep its perfect record intact against a senior-heavy Riverton squad seeking its fourth win. Pregame coverage begins at 6:30 p.m., with kickoff set for 7 on US 98.

The Kansas Jayhawks and Kansas State Wildcats will meet this Saturday in the Sunflower Showdown, with both teams looking to bounce back after losses to ranked opponents.

Kansas will be on the road for the second straight week after a 41-24 loss to Utah. The Jayhawks battled back to cut the deficit to three points in the third quarter against the No. 12 team in college football but couldn’t score late to get back into the game.

Head coach Lance Leipold says his team needs to figure out how to play a full four quarters after an uneven performance against the Utes. 

The Jayhawks sit at 2-3 overall and 0-1 in Big 12 play. Kansas is also looking for its first win over K-State since 2008, when the Jayhawks defeated the Wildcats 52-21. Pregame coverage begins at 9 a.m., with kickoff set for 11 on Classic Hits 104.1.

K-State is coming off a loss of its own after falling 35-16 at home to the No. 22 Houston Cougars. Head coach Collin Klein says the Wildcats need to do a better job of extending drives on offense and getting off the field on third down defensively. 

The Wildcats have won 17 straight games against Kansas, including a 42-17 victory on the road last season. Pregame coverage begins at 10 a.m., with kickoff set for 11 on the Mighty 690.

The Coffeyville Red Ravens will host the red-hot Hutchinson Blue Dragons in a matchup between the No. 1 team in the NJCAA and a Coffeyville squad looking to revive its season.

Despite last week’s loss to Butler, head coach Nick Dobler says his team continues to show a high level of fight, even when things don’t go its way. Five of the Ravens’ seven games this season have been decided by just one possession. 

Hutchinson comes into the matchup undefeated in KJCCC play, and the Red Ravens will look to cool off the Blue Dragons while earning their first win over Hutchinson since 2021. Pregame coverage begins at 6:30 p.m., with kickoff set for 7 on the Mighty 690.

The Fredonia Yellowjackets and head coach Lucas Lanning fell to Prairie View 41-6 on the road, dropping to 1-5 on the year.

Fredonia got off to a quick start with a touchdown on its opening drive but was held scoreless over the final three quarters by the Buffalos.

Lanning says quarterback Griffyn Salmon had a strong game through the air, while safety Zeke Sims finished with 19 tackles. However, the Yellowjackets lost some steam in the second half, as Prairie View’s larger roster helped the Buffalos maintain their energy over the final 24 minutes. 

The Yellowjackets will face Central Heights in Week 7, and Lanning says his defense will need to improve its tackling, particularly in open space. 

This Friday will mark Fredonia’s final home game of the season, as the Yellowjackets look to pick up their second win before closing out the year on the road against Neodesha.

The Neodesha Bluestreaks and head coach Nathan West bounced back from their Week 5 loss with a 55-22 win over 4-1 Humboldt last Friday.

The game was close early, with Neodesha holding just a five-point lead in the second quarter, but the Bluestreaks caught fire, scoring 22 points over the next 12 minutes to take a commanding lead into halftime.

West says his team played well and did a good job of fighting through adversity, especially after several players went down with injuries early in the game. 

Quarterback Tayte Leck also turned in an efficient performance through the air, completing 14 of 16 passes for 173 yards and two touchdowns. West praised the sophomore for his strong play and his role in leading the passing attack. 

Neodesha will hit the road for its final road game of the season against Jayhawk-Linn, looking to improve to 6-1 against the 3-3 Jayhawks.

High school volleyball is nearing the end of its regular season, as regional play is less than a week away and will start on Monday, October 19.

In 3A volleyball, regional tournaments are hosted by the top four seeded schools, with seeding based on winning percentage. The 64 teams are split into four regional assignments, each consisting of 16 teams divided into four-team pools. Every team plays the other teams in its pool, and the top two finishers in each pool advance to substate.

According to the latest seedings posted on the KSHSAA website, Neodesha sits at No. 3 and is in line to host a regional. The Bluestreaks will share a pool with Caney Valley, Burlington and Osawatomie, while Caney Valley is seeded sixth.

Fredonia is seeded seventh and will play in a pool with Riverton, Anderson County and Columbus. Cherryvale sits at No. 16 and will compete in a pool with Galena, Central Heights and Iola.

For any readers interested in a more in-depth explanation of regional seeding and tournament rules, visit the KSHSAA website.

The Cherryvale Chargers and head coach Harry Hester fell to 3-3 on the year after a 46-0 loss on the road to rival Caney Valley.

The Chargers were looking to bounce back from a 35-6 loss to Baxter Springs in Week 5 but struggled to find the end zone on Friday night.

Hester says his team moved the ball well offensively but made a few mistakes near the red zone that stalled some promising drives. 

With just one senior and 15 juniors on the roster, several underclassmen have had opportunities to contribute, including sophomores Brock Carrico and Remington John. Hester says the younger players continue to grow, and he’s excited about the experience they’re gaining this season. 

The Chargers will hit the road this Friday to face Humboldt, looking to get back in the win column against a 4-2 Cubs squad.

The West Elk Patriots and head coach Ian Denton are coming off a 60-6 loss to Yates Center in Week 6.

The Patriots scored on their opening possession, but a few miscues allowed the Wildcats to pull ahead and take a sizable lead into halftime.

Denton says his team continues to improve and learn what it takes to compete, especially against teams with senior-heavy rosters. 

West Elk expects to get several players back from injury in Week 7 after missing key athletes for much of the season. Denton says the Patriots will also continue expanding the roles of underclassmen who have stepped up in their absence. 

West Elk’s JV team finished the season undefeated after wrapping up its final game, while the varsity squad will hit the road this Friday to face South Sumner, looking for its second win of the season.

The Field Kindley High School girls golf team is headed to the state tournament following a second-place finish at Sub-State.

Competing on their home course at Coffeyville Country Club, the Nado finished with a team score of 373 to secure second place and advance to state. Jessica Zimmerman led the way for Coffeyville, finishing tied for third place. Avery Sells tied for seventh, while Josie Murdock finished 13^th and Addison Watts placed 14^th. Kennadi Freedle tied for 15^th and Halle Tatman finished 18^th.

The state tournament berth comes less than a week after Coffeyville captured its second consecutive Southeast Kansas League championship in Pittsburg on October 6^th. Zimmerman won the individual SEK championship, followed by Sells in second place. Watts finished third following a playoff, while Murdock placed fifth, Freedle seventh and Tatman 13^th. The State Tournament is scheduled for October 19^th and 20^th at Turkey Creek Golf Course in McPherson.

The Oswego Indians and head coach Matt Fowler secured a 61-12 home victory over the Erie Red Devils on Friday night.

The win moves Oswego to 6-0 on the season following the non-district matchup. The Indians also hold a three-game lead over the next closest team in their district standings in 8-man football.

Oswego took down West Elk in Week 5, and Fowler says the defense was the standout, allowing just four first downs and 21 rushing yards on 45 carries. He also praised special teams for coming up with a big play on a punt return for a touchdown. 

Heading into the matchup with Erie, Fowler says the Indians needed to be ready for a big, physical team and find a way to slow down the Red Devils’ star running back, Quincy Brown. 

The Indians will hit the road one last time in the regular season, traveling to take on the Southeast Lancers. Oswego will look to move to 7-0 against a Southeast team aiming to secure a winning regular season.

The Erie Red Devils and head coach David Pitts fell on the road to the Oswego Indians, 61-12, on Friday night.

Erie was looking to hand Oswego its first loss of the year, but the Indians’ offense jumped out to an early lead they would never relinquish.

Pitts says his team moved the ball well but was unable to punch it into the end zone. He also says the Red Devils worked on throwing the ball and moving players around late in the game to prepare for next Friday.

The Red Devils will face Yates Center in Week 7, and Pitts says they’ll have to be ready for the Wildcats’ quick-footed quarterback and hard-nosed running back.

Friday’s matchup will be Erie’s final home regular-season contest, as the Red Devils look to move back above .500 when they clash with the 3-3 Wildcats.

The Kansas women’s soccer team reached its 10th win of the season after taking down No. 24 Colorado, 1-0, on Sunday.

After 83 minutes of scoreless play, sophomore Jordan Rowan fired a shot into the top-left corner of the net. A deflection off a Colorado player helped the ball find its way in, giving Kansas the lead and securing the road victory.

Head coach Nate Lie says it was a typical Sunday matchup where he knew it would take grit and heart to come away with a win, especially against a physical Colorado team that puts pressure on its opponents.

The Jayhawks went 2-1 on their road trip, with stops in Waco and Manhattan. Lie says his team will take a well-deserved rest and hopes to use the win over Colorado to build momentum heading into the final five games of the regular season.

Kansas is vying for a spot near the top of the Big 12 and will return home this Friday to Rock Chalk Park, where it remains unbeaten this season. The Jayhawks will host Iowa State, looking to improve to 5-1-1 in conference play, with kickoff set for 6 p.m.

Both the Kansas Jayhawks and Kansas State Wildcats fell to ranked opponents on Saturday as they turn their attention to this weekend’s Sunflower Showdown.

K-State hosted No. 22 Houston at 2:30 p.m., but the Cougars jumped out to a big lead they would never surrender, handing the Wildcats a 35-16 loss at home and dropping them to 3-2 on the season.

Head coach Collin Klein says his offense struggled to find a rhythm on the ground and through the air, failing to put itself in good positions to move the chains. He also says the defense couldn’t find ways to make life difficult for the Cougars. 

The Wildcats fall to 0-2 in conference play but will look to bounce back this Saturday when they host Kansas. Pregame coverage begins at 9 a.m., with kickoff set for 11 on the Mighty 690.

The Jayhawks traveled to Utah and battled the Utes before falling 41-24, dropping to 2-3 overall and 0-1 in Big 12 play.

Head coach Lance Leipold says his team still believes it’s in a good spot despite the loss, but needs to improve in key moments to get over the hump. 

Kansas will hit the road for the second straight week, heading to Manhattan this Saturday to take on the Wildcats. Pregame coverage begins at 9 a.m., with kickoff set for 11 on Classic Hits 104.1.

The Coffeyville Red Ravens and head coach Nick Dobler fell to Butler 29-28 in a rivalry game on the 25th anniversary of Veterans Memorial Stadium, dropping to 2-5 on the season.

John Nicholas opened the scoring with a 14-yard scramble, diving inside the right pylon for his first rushing touchdown of the year to make it 7-0.

After a field goal by the Grizzlies, Messiah Cage caught a five-yard touchdown pass from Nicholas to make it 14-3 before another three points from Butler cut the lead to eight heading into halftime.

Coffeyville recorded its first defensive touchdown of the year on a blocked punt return, extending its lead to 15 with just over 13 minutes remaining in the third quarter.

Butler responded with 17 unanswered points, taking its first lead of the night on a 44-yard field goal. Nicholas then found Cam Hunter for a 37-yard touchdown pass to put Coffeyville back in front 28-23 with a little over five minutes remaining.

The Grizzlies found the end zone again with 1:52 left in the fourth quarter, and Coffeyville stopped the two-point conversion attempt. However, the Red Ravens were unable to put together a game-winning drive, as Malachi Berg was sacked on the final play after coming in for an injured Nicholas.

Coffeyville drops to 1-2 in conference play and will face No. 1 Hutchinson next week in another KJCCC matchup. Pregame coverage begins at 6:30 p.m., with kickoff set for 7 on US 98.

Here are the scores from around the area from Friday night's games:

Caney Valley 46, Cherryvalle 0

Field Kindley 6, Labette County 41

Neodesha 55, Humboldt 22

Erie 12, Oswego 61

Fredonia 6, Prairie-View 41

Independence 18, Ottawa 14

West Elk 6, Yates Center 60

Sedan 44, Crest 40

Parsons 36, Iola 55

St. Paul 0, Flinthills 56

Bartlesville 44, Sand Springs 34

Kiefer 66, Dewey 18

Pawhuska 65, Summit Christian 14

Commerce 30, Caney Valley (Ramona) 8

Morrison 53, Nowata 21

Depew 44, Copan 38

Quapaw 13, Oklahoma Union 0

Ketchum 28, Barnsdall 20

Woodland 28, Hominy 20

Cushing 49, Oologah 21

Skiatook 51, Grove 31

Thursday Results

South Coffeyville 46, Oaks-Mission 12

Head coach Criss Davis and his Bullpups shut out an opponent for the fourth time this season as Caney Valley took down rival Cherryvale 46-0 on Homecoming night in Week 6.

Jace Buckley got the scoring started on the Bullpups’ third play from scrimmage, finding a seam on the left side of the offensive line and bursting into the end zone for a 68-yard rushing touchdown.

Layne Denny then found a streaking Traxcyn Garton down the right sideline for a 58-yard touchdown pass, putting Caney Valley in the driver’s seat with a 16-0 lead after the first quarter.

Buckley added two more rushing touchdowns to finish with three on the night in another dominant performance on the ground, as Caney Valley entered halftime ahead 32-0.

The Bullpups’ defense once again made life difficult for the opposing offense, recording an interception and stopping the Chargers on fourth down twice to preserve the shutout. Garton and Boone White added two more rushing scores in the third quarter.

With a running clock for the final 20 minutes, Davis put in a slew of underclassmen, who all gained valuable playing time. Caney Valley came away with another 40-plus-point win before the players celebrated Homecoming night.

The Bullpups will move on to face Riverton on the road next week, with pregame coverage beginning at 6:30 p.m. and kickoff set for 7 on US 98.

Field Kindley High School football falls on Homecoming Night to Labette County 41-6.  

Labette County jumped out early to a 21-0 lead at the half.  They would extend their lead to 28-0 before Coffeyville would get on the board 28-6 with a 43 yard touchdown catch by Carsten Voss.  The Grizzlies would seal the win with two more touchdowns.

Coffeyville is back on the road next week traveling to Emporia.

The Field Kindley High School football team returns home tonight for their homecoming matchup against Labette County, looking to bounce back from last week's loss to Winfield.

The Nado have struggled with consistency through the first five games of the season. Head Coach Mike O'Connor says last week's performance showed several areas where the team needs to improve. With injuries impacting the Nado roster, the team has made several position changes ahead of tonight's game. O'Connor says the adjustments are intended to help the team both this season and moving forward.

Labette County enters the matchup following a loss to Fort Scott in its league opener. O'Connor says the Grizzlies have shown an ability to stay competitive even when trailing. The Nado and Grizzlies meet tonight at Veterans Memorial Stadium in Coffeyville. Pregame coverage begins at 6:30pm with kickoff at 7:00pm on Sonshine 98.9 KQQF.

Friday Night Lights is back for more fireworks in Week 6. We're ready for an exciting slate of gridiron action. Here's a look at the schedule for teams around the area:

Caney Valley (5-0) vs. Cherryvalle (3-2) - 6:30 PM | KUSN 98.1

Field Kindley (0-5) vs. Labette County (3-2) - 6:30 PM | KQQF 98.9 

Neodesha (4-1) vs. Humboldt (4-1)

Erie (3-2) @ Oswego (5-0)

Fredonia (1-4) @ Prairie-View (2-3)

Independence (3-2) @ Ottawa (3-2)

West Elk (1-4) @ Yates Center (2-3) 

Sedan (2-3) vs. Crest (1-4) 

Parsons (1-4) vs. Iola (1-4) 

St. Paul (0-5) vs. Flinthills (3-2) 

Thursday Results

South Coffeyville 46, Oaks-Mission 12

The Coffeyville Red Ravens and head coach Nick Dobler are coming off a 31-19 victory over Ellsworth in a non-conference battle last Saturday.

The Red Ravens traveled seven hours to Iowa Falls, Iowa, to take on the Panthers and jumped out to an early 14-0 lead they would never relinquish on their way to a 12-point win, moving to 2-4 on the year.

The defense forced five total takeaways, including three interceptions and two fumbles, while not allowing an offensive touchdown in the final 30 minutes of the matchup. Dobler says his team stuck to the game plan, as the defensive line capitalized on sacks while Ellsworth was forced to go to the air while trailing late in the fourth quarter.

Dobler says his offense did a good job of finding a rhythm and responding in the third quarter with 10 straight points to build momentum, but penalties and turnovers derailed some of that steam, something the Red Ravens will continue to work on heading into Week 7.

Coffeyville will take on Butler tomorrow night in a Kansas Jayhawk Conference battle, as the Red Ravens look to move to 2-1 in conference play on the 25th anniversary of Veterans Memorial Stadium. Pregame coverage begins at 6:30 p.m., with kickoff set for 7 on US 98.

The Caney Valley Bullpups and head coach Criss Davis are coming off a 38-14 statement win over Neodesha last Friday, improving to 5-0 on the season.

The Bullpups have never trailed this season and have taken double-digit leads into halftime in all five contests.

Davis says the aspect that stood out to him most after the clash against the Bluestreaks was his offensive line, which gave his running backs great lanes to run through while also showing improvement in the footwork of his blockers. 

Caney Valley will face Cherryvale as the Bullpups return home for Homecoming tonight, and Davis says the Chargers are a team that can put points on the board. With a week full of festivities and distractions, he also says staying focused will be important for the Bullpups. 

Caney Valley has won eight straight games against Cherryvale, including 13 of the past 15, and will look to make it nine straight this evening. Pregame coverage for the game begins at 6:30 p.m., with kickoff set for 7 on US 98.

The West Elk Patriots and head coach Ian Denton fell to the unbeaten Oswego Indians, 54-8, last Friday, dropping to 1-4 on the year.

The Patriots have faced a tough stretch of opponents and have been without several key starters over the past few weeks, creating opportunities for younger players to step into bigger roles.

Denton praised freshman Michael Best, who hauled in his first touchdown catch for 44 yards, along with running back Carson Tindle for stepping into larger designations as the Patriots deal with injuries.

The Patriots will begin a two-game road trip in Week 6 with a visit to Yates Center, a team West Elk hasn’t faced in a few years. Denton says the Patriots will face a left-handed quarterback and are preparing for the challenge.

West Elk will look to secure its second win of the season while keeping the Wildcats at two wins when the Patriots hit the road this Friday.

The Neodesha Bluestreaks and head coach Nathan West dropped a 38-14 decision to Caney Valley in Week 5, suffering their first loss of the season.

The Bluestreaks entered the matchup at 4-0, looking to begin the second half of their regular season with a statement, but couldn’t mount a second-half comeback after going into halftime down 14-0.

West says his team didn’t match the physicality of the Bullpups, and that will be something the Bluestreaks will have to work on as the season progresses.

With an important game against Humboldt coming up in Week 6, West says the Bluestreaks will have to prepare for the Cubs’ dual-threat quarterback and be ready to play from kickoff.

Both Neodesha and Humboldt enter the district clash at 4-1, as the Bluestreaks will look to rebound at home against another tough opponent.

The Fredonia Yellowjackets and head coach Lucus Lanning fell in a stout defensive battle to Jayhawk-Linn, 14-6, last Friday.

Fredonia was coming off a 30-8 defeat to Humboldt, but the Yellowjackets’ defense continues to play well, holding the Cubs to a single touchdown in the first half in Week 4 and the Jayhawks scoreless in the second half last week.

Lanning says his team moved the ball well, but penalties and ball security stalled some drives as the Yellowjackets will look to clean up those areas while continuing to build on their strong defensive performances.

Lanning also says his offense is beginning to flow as his players continue to adapt to a new playbook and build better communication.

Fredonia will take on Prairie-View on the road this week, looking for its second win of the year while trying to put a stop to the Buffaloes’ two-game winning streak.

Labette County High School football is back on the road for the third straight week as they travel to Coffeyville.

The Grizzlies are coming off a 38-35 loss to Fort Scott. Head Coach Bradley Argabright says he was impressed with how the team fought to get back into the game. It is homecoming week for Coffeyville and Argabright says they know the will get the Nado's best shot.

The loss to Fort Scott drops the Grizzlies to 3-2 on the season and 0-1 in League Play. They finish with three straight League game with Coffeyville, Independence and Chanute.

The Erie Red Devils and head coach David Pitts shut out Southeast for a 24-0 win last Friday, moving to 3-2 on the year after another stellar defensive performance.

Over their past two games, the Red Devils have outscored their opponents 74-0 while continuing to make life tough for opposing offenses, as Erie’s offense has also put together strong, consistent series.

Pitts says he hammers home the importance of physicality in practice, and his players are thriving when they take that message onto the field and put it into execution. 

The Red Devils will face undefeated Oswego this week, giving Pitts a chance to go up against former student and current Indians head coach Matt Fowler. Pitts says one of Oswego’s biggest strengths is its unison and discipline before and after the snap.

Erie will look for its fourth win of the year and try to hand Oswego its first defeat when the Red Devils travel to face the Indians in Week 6.

The Cherryvale Chargers and head coach Harry Hester dropped a 35-6 decision to Baxter Springs last Friday night.

Cherryvale was coming off a comeback win against Galena thanks to a big second half, but the Chargers were shut out over the final 24 minutes against the Lions in Week 5.

Hester says he liked his team’s resiliency in the first two quarters, as the defense created multiple turnovers, but the offense was unable to capitalize on drives that reached Baxter Springs territory.

The Chargers will face undefeated Caney Valley this week, and Hester says the physicality and ground attack of the Bullpups will be two things Cherryvale will have to look out for.

Cherryvale sits at 3-2 and will look to spoil the Bullpups’ Homecoming when the Chargers travel to Caney Valley this Friday.

The K-State Wildcats and head coach Collin Klein are coming off a bye week as they prepare to host the 22nd-ranked Houston Cougars.

The Wildcats will face their first ranked opponent of the year in an important matchup as K-State looks to bounce back from its loss to Cincinnati and avoid a second defeat, which would put a dent in the Wildcats’ College Football Playoff hopes.

Klein says the bye week has its advantages and disadvantages, especially coming off a defeat, but it gave his team time to recover from injuries, as the Wildcats will be hungry to get back on the field and put another win in the record column.

The Cougars are coming off a 10-point win over UCF, with their lone loss coming by two points to No. 11 Texas Tech. Klein says Houston is a great situational football team with a strong run defense and a high third-down conversion rate, all things the Wildcats will have to prepare for.

The Wildcats will look to move to 1-1 in conference play and put themselves back in position to compete for a Big 12 title as the midway point of the season approaches.

The Field Kindley girls golf team captured the SEK Tournament championship in Pittsburg yesterday, winning the event for the second straight year.

Three Nado golfers took to the podium, with Jessica Zimmerman taking first, Avery Sells finishing second, and Addison Watts placing third after a playoff to sweep the top three spots.

Josie Murdock, Kennadi Freedle and Halle Tatman also finished fifth, seventh and 13th, respectively, for a strong all-around team performance.

Field Kindley outshot its next closest opponent by 66 strokes and will head to Osawatomie Thursday before hosting Sub-State at Coffeyville Country Club on October 12.

The Oswego Indians and head coach Matt Fowler remain unbeaten after a 54-8 win on the road against the West Elk Patriots last Friday.

Oswego was coming off a 66-56 barnburner victory against Yates Center in Week 4, a game where the Indians ran 47 fewer plays than the Wildcats, stringing together an extremely efficient night on offense.

Down 34-20 at halftime, Fowler says his team didn’t panic and did a great job weathering the storm, as their physical style of play helped the offense erupt over the final 24 minutes.

In their latest game against the Patriots, Oswego scored 48 points in the first two quarters while limiting West Elk to a single score. Fowler says the Patriots do a great job with play action and play fakes, which was an emphasis for his defense entering Week 5.

The Indians will return home this Friday to take on Erie with a chance to improve to 6-0 and continue their offensive supremacy, as they’ve scored 54 or more points in four of their five games.

The St. Paul Indians and head coach Keith Wiatrak are coming off a frenetic 56-48 loss to Crest in Week 5.

St. Paul was looking for its first win of the year against another winless team in the Lancers, and its comeback bid late in the fourth quarter fell just short after Crest returned a kickoff for a touchdown to extend the lead with seven minutes to go.

Even with the injury bug heavily impacting his squad, with four starters out on both sides of the ball and all three quarterbacks sidelined with either a separated shoulder or broken collarbone, Wiatrak says he was proud of how his team performed and never gave up.

With a big chunk of underclassmen now getting varsity experience, Wiatrak says his team is improving every week and moving in a positive direction, with their competitive spirit never waning.

The Indians will face Flinthills this week in Week 6 at home after three consecutive road games, looking to secure their first victory of the season.

The Kansas Jayhawks and head coach Matt Ulmer saw their nine-match winning streak end Friday after a top-20 matchup against BYU ended in a 3-0 sweep for the Cougars.

The Jayhawks were coming off a ranked win against Utah in straight sets to move to 10-3 on the year, taking down the Utes 32-30, 25-20 and 26-24.

Ulmer says he thought his defense, especially the team’s blocking, made some big plays, while several players stepped up to help Kansas come away with close-set victories.

Heading into the matchup with BYU, Ulmer says he likes his team’s ability to win close sets under stress and pressure and is enjoying seeing the Jayhawks continue to improve as Big 12 play progresses.

Kansas will look to bounce back Sunday on the road against UCF, with first serve set for noon.

The Independence Bulldogs and head coach Kendall Fiscus improved to 3-2 after a 16-8 overtime win over Chanute, moving back above .500 with 3 games remaining in the regular season. 

The Bulldogs and Comets battled throughout the night, going scoreless through the first four quarters, as Independence’s defense stepped up in overtime to help secure the victory, giving Fiscus and his team an important win as they head into the heart of league play.

Before the matchup, Fiscus says Chanute had played several quality football teams and that his Bulldogs couldn’t solely focus on the Comets’ record. 

Independence will move on to face Ottawa next week in its fourth straight home game, looking to build on the momentum from the overtime victory and push its win total to 4. 

The Kansas City Chiefs used a furious offensive burst in the fourth quarter to take down the Las Vegas Raiders, 30-27, in a clash that came down to the wire, keeping Kansas City as one of three undefeated teams in the NFL.

Patrick Mahomes threw for two touchdowns, while Kenneth Walker added two rushing scores on his way to a 177-yard day. The Chiefs’ defense also came up with crucial turnovers in the final frame, including a recovered fumble on a kick return and an interception on the Raiders’ final offensive snap.

Head coach Andy Reid says he liked the performance he got from his offense, especially in the ground game. 

While Kansas City improved to 4-0, receivers Rashee Rice and Tyquan Thornton both suffered injuries in the victory, potentially leaving the Chiefs without a significant portion of their most productive pass catchers moving forward.

The Chiefs will enter Week 5 with a bye before returning to action Sunday, October 18, against the Chargers at Kauffman Stadium, with pregame coverage beginning at 2 p.m. and kickoff set for 3:25 on the Mighty 690.

The Kansas Jayhawks and head coach Lance Leipold cruised past the Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders, 55-0, Saturday in Lawrence to get back to .500 on the season.

Three Jayhawk rushers carried the ball more than 12 times, with Dylan Edwards and Isaiah Marshall surpassing the 100-yard mark as Kansas set a single-game school record with 706 yards of total offense.

Leipold says he was proud of his team’s all-around performance and how the Jayhawks handled the Blue Raiders, especially the defense, which allowed the fewest yards in Leipold's 6-year stint with the Jayhawks. 

The Jayhawks will move on to Week 6 looking for a Big 12 road upset against No. 12 Utah, with pregame coverage beginning at 8:30 p.m. and kickoff set for 9:15 on Classic Hits 104.1. 

K-State football had a bye this week but will return to its home field for a top-25 matchup with Houston, with pregame coverage beginning at 12:30 p.m. and kickoff set for 2:30 on the Mighty 690.

The Coffeyville Red Ravens and head coach Nick Dobler came away with a 31-19 win over the Ellsworth Panthers in Iowa Falls, Iowa, Saturday, delivering the team its second win of the season.

The Red Ravens snagged an interception on the second play from scrimmage to set up their offense with a first-and-goal, but a fumble two plays later gave the ball right back to Ellsworth. Coffeyville would score on its ensuing offensive series after the Panthers punted, with Jahmir Joseph finding the end zone on a two-yard touchdown run for his first rushing score of the year.

The early 7-0 lead would be doubled when Coffeyville gave a Wildcat snap to TJ Ward, who powered his way into the end zone to make it 14-0 with 3:43 left in the first quarter. Ellsworth responded with two scores of its own in the second, including one after a Red Raven interception, but Conner Pierce blocked the Panthers’ extra-point attempt to keep Coffeyville’s advantage at one going into halftime.

The Red Ravens added a field goal on their first drive out of halftime to extend the lead, and Ward added another rushing score after Pierce picked off the Panthers for Coffeyville’s second interception of the game. With a 24-13 lead, the Red Ravens defense continued to make life difficult for Ellsworth, picking off the Panthers for a third time and forcing another fumble to give Coffeyville five total turnovers.

But Ellsworth wouldn’t go away, and with 4:50 left in the fourth quarter, the Panthers recovered a sack fumble and returned it 52 yards for a touchdown to make it a five-point game after a failed two-point conversion. With the ball back in the hands of the offense, Dobler called a Wildcat formation for all eight plays of the next possession, with the majority of them going to Ward, who finished the drive with a 20-yard rushing touchdown that took nearly four minutes off the clock.

The Panthers couldn’t race down the field to cut into the lead, and Coffeyville exited Cadet Field with a 12-point win to move to 2-4 on the year.

The Red Ravens will be back in action next Saturday when they host Butler, with pregame coverage beginning at 6:30 p.m. and kickoff set for 7 on US 98.

For the second straight week, the Caney Valley Bullpups and head coach Criss Davis played spoiler in another Homecoming matchup, running away with a 38-14 victory over the Neodesha Bluestreaks on Friday night.

Both teams traded empty possessions to begin the game, but on the first play of the Bullpups’ second offensive series, Traxcyn Garton sped for a 55-yard gain to set up Caney Valley inside the Neodesha red zone. The senior running back punched it in from two yards out a few plays later to give Caney a 6-0 lead.

The score remained the same heading into the second frame until the Bullpups went to the air in Neodesha territory, with Layne Denny finding Boone White streaking down the middle of the field for a 44-yard touchdown pass to put Caney Valley up 14-0.

Senior defensive lineman Jace Wren forced a fumble on Neodesha’s next possession, with Angel Martinez recovering to give Caney Valley a short field. The Bluestreaks held firm, however, stopping the Bullpups on fourth down to keep it a two-score game heading into halftime.

Caney Valley extended its lead to 22-0 early in the third quarter after Davis went deep into his playbook for a flea flicker, with Garton finding Drake Roberds for a 28-yard touchdown pass, Roberds’ fourth touchdown catch over the past two games.

Neodesha answered with a scoring drive on its next series, using a heavy air attack to find the end zone and cut the deficit to 16 after a failed two-point try.

Jace Buckley and Garton would both find the end zone on methodical, bruising scoring drives from 17 and six yards out, respectively, while the defense continued its onslaught with a blocked punt from Buckley and an interception from Huck Seger to deflate any hopes of a Bluestreaks comeback.

Neodesha would tack on a late score with under a minute left, but the Bullpups took to victory formation to kneel out the game and move to 5-0 with a vintage performance.

Caney Valley will be back in action next week during its Homecoming week when the Bullpups host the Cherryvale Chargers in Week 6. Pregame coverage begins at 6:30 p.m., with kickoff set for 7 on US 98.

Here are the Week 5 Scores from around the KGGF listening area from Friday night:

Caney Valley 38, Neodesha 14

Field Kindley 7, Winfield 47

Erie 24, Southeast 0

Fredonia 6, Jayhawk Linn 14

Independence 16, Chanute 8

Cherryvale 6, Baxter Springs 35

Labette County 35, Fort Scott 38

West Elk 8, Oswego 54

Sedan 20, Madison/Hamilton 42

St. Paul 48 @ Crest 56

South Coffeyville 54, Oilton 24

Yukon 76, Bartlesville 42

Dewey 42, Blackwell 0

Pawhuska 44, Morrison 21

Nowata 56, Summit Christian 21

Copan 53, Kremlin-Hillsdale 8

Woodland 50, Barnsdall 12

Fairland 41, Oklahoma Union 0

In a game that got moved up to 2:00pm, Coffeyville falls to Winfield 47-7.

The first half was all Vikings as they scored on their first four drives and five of their first six.  Winfield would lead 33-0 at the half.  The Nado were able to avoid their first shutout of the season as Kobi Kirk would find David Gofourth for a 24 yard touchdown.  Kirk has now thrown, rushed and caught a touchdown this season.

Coffeyville returns home next week to take on Labette County for Homecoming.

Into the second half of the regular season we go. We're ready for Week 5 of the high school football campaign in Southeast Kansas. Here's a look at the schedule for teams around the area:

Caney Valley (4-0) @ Neodesha (4-0) - 6:30 PM | US 98

Field Kindley (0-4) @ Winfield (2-2) - 1:30 PM | KQQF

Erie (2-2) vs Southeast (3-1)

Fredonia (1-3) @ Jayhawk Linn (2-2)

Independence (2-2) vs Chanute (1-3)

Cherryvale (3-1) vs Baxter Springs (1-3)

Labette County (3-1) @ Fort Scott (3-1)

West Elk (1-3) vs Oswego (4-0)

Sedan (2-2) vs Madison/Hamilton (3-1)

Parsons (1-3) vs Iola (1-3)

South Coffeyville (1-3) vs Oilton (0-4)

St. Paul (0-4) @ Crest (0-4) 

The Caney Valley Bullpups and head coach Criss Davis are coming off a 64-26 victory over the Baxter Springs Lions last Friday.

Caney continues to use a strong ground game paired with a timely, lethal passing attack to topple opponents, while the defense has allowed just four touchdowns over the past four games.

Davis says the most impressive thing about last week’s game was his team’s ability to answer whenever the Lions gained momentum. What was a seesaw contest in the first half turned into a rout over the final 24 minutes.

The Bullpups will face undefeated Neodesha in the Bluestreaks’ Homecoming game tonight, looking to make it 11 straight victories over the Tri-Valley League opponent. Davis says the two teams know each other well, and he’s expecting another good game against a fundamentally sound squad.

Caney Valley took last year’s matchup in a defensive slugfest, with Neodesha clinging to a 6-0 lead entering the fourth quarter before the Bullpups rattled off 22 unanswered points to take the win. Pregame coverage for tonight’s marquee matchup begins at 6:30 p.m., with kickoff set for 7 on US 98.

The Coffeyville Red Ravens and head coach Nick Dobler depart for Ellsworth, Iowa, today for a seven-hour bus ride in preparation for tomorrow’s Week 7 matchup with the Ellsworth Panthers.

The Red Ravens are coming off a 19-14 defeat to Garden City during Homecoming weekend and are looking to turn their season around, sitting at 1-4. Ellsworth also enters the matchup at 1-4 after dropping four straight games.

Head coach Nick Dobler says he sees the desire in his players to come away with a win after a tough start to the season. The Red Ravens are also looking for consistency at quarterback after using two different signal-callers over the past two contests.

Dobler says the Panthers are also searching for an identity, as both teams continue to make adjustments and figure things out halfway through the KJCAA campaign.

The Red Ravens have won the past five matchups with the Panthers and will look to extend that streak tomorrow, with pregame coverage beginning at 10:30 a.m. and kickoff set for 11 on the Mighty 690 and US 98.

Field Kindley High School football travels to Winfield for their week 5 matchup with the Vikings.

The Nado are coming off a week 4 loss to rival Independence 56-16, a game they saw themselves take a 8-0 in before the Bulldogs scored 56 unanswered points. Head Coach Mike O'Connor says he was proud with how the team started the game but they have to put together four complete quarters.

The Nado take on the 2-2 Vikings who are coming off an overtime win against Augusta. Coffeyville has won the last two matchups with Winfield in 2022 and 2023. O'Connor says it isn't a team the Nado are super familiar with.

Kick off for tomorrow's game has been moved up to 2:00pm due to an official shortage. Pregame will start at 1:30pm on Sonshine 98.9 KQQF.

The Neodesha Bluestreaks and head coach Nathan West are coming off a 47-6 win over the Central Heights Vikings last Friday.

The win moves Neodesha to 4-0, with an average margin of victory of 41 points per game, as the Bluestreaks have cruised through most of their competition heading into the second half of the season.

West points to the collectiveness of his offense, along with assistant coaches Chris Hinshaw and Jake Carpenter, as reasons for the unit’s success and its ability to harness the potential of both the run and pass game.

Neodesha will enter the next stretch of its season with a big matchup against undefeated Caney Valley, and West says he expects it to be a four-quarter football game on the Bluestreaks’ Homecoming night.

The Bullpups won last year’s matchup 22-6 on their home field, and Neodesha will look to return the favor on a festivity-filled Friday evening. 

The Coffeyville Red Ravens are entering the final stretch of their fall sports seasons, with several teams continuing to battle for wins as conference play winds down. The men’s and women’s soccer teams will both be back in action Saturday, while the volleyball team prepares for its next match next week.

The Red Ravens men’s soccer team played to a 1-1 draw against second-ranked Cowley Saturday before following up with a 5-1 win over Metropolitan. The men move to 4-2-4 on the year and will face Garden City this Saturday, with kickoff set for 2 p.m.

The Red Ravens women’s soccer team fell to Hutchinson last night, 5-0, dropping their third straight match after an impressive start to the season. The women move to 6-4-1 and will take on the Broncbusters this Saturday, with kickoff set for noon.

Lastly, the Red Ravens volleyball team took down NEO in four sets Saturday before falling to top-ranked Johnson County, 3-0, yesterday. Coffeyville moves to 9-15 on the year and will take on Seminole State next Monday at 5:30 p.m., looking for its 10th win of the season.