Here are the Week 3 Scores from around the KGGF listening area from last night: 

Caney Valley 44, Humboldt 0

Parsons 39, Field Kindley 18

South Sumner 66, Erie 12

Fredonia 56 vs. Northeast 18

Cherryvale 54 vs. Bluestem 8

Neodesha 61 vs. Eureka 0

Fort Scott 38, Independence 26

Labette County 29 vs. Emporia 28

Sedan 44, West Elk 18

Oswego 47, Crest 0

Yates Center 54, St. Paul 8

Bartlesville: 52 - Enid: 7

Nowata: 7 - Ketchum: 40

Pawhuska: 57 - Woodland: 20

Caney Valley: 45 - Allen: 0

Copan: 34 - Webbers Falls: 14

South Coffeyville: 20 - Foyil: 42

The Caney Valley Bullpups and head coach Criss Davis turned in another strong performance Friday night, shutting out Tri-Valley League opponent Humboldt 44-0 during their home Pink Out Night.

Caney Valley received the opening kickoff and marched 65 yards on nine plays, capped by an eight-yard touchdown run from Jace Buckley, who escaped two Humboldt defenders on his way into the end zone. The Cubs threatened to answer with a drive into the Bullpup red zone, but fumbled on second down, giving the ball back to Caney Valley.

The Bullpups capitalized on the turnover, as quarterback Layne Denny connected with Konner Paulie for a 78-yard touchdown strike on third-and-19 to make it 14-0. Humboldt reached the red zone again but was stopped on fourth-and-long, and Caney Valley added to its lead while forcing two more first-half fumbles.

Denny and Traxcyn Garton each surpassed 100 yards of production in the first half, with Denny doing his damage through the air and Garton on the ground.

Caney Valley added another score before halftime when Denny found Jacob McVey on fourth-and-six from the 14-yard line. McVey hauled in the catch in the flat and raced to paydirt for his first touchdown of the season, as a successful two-point conversion sent the Bullpups into the break with a 36-0 lead.

Humboldt’s first possession of the second half ended with a fumbled punt in its own end zone, which Caney Valley recovered and turned into another touchdown to extend the lead to 44-0.

With a running clock in the third quarter, Caney Valley’s underclassmen gained more valuable playing time and helped preserve the shutout. Through 12 quarters this season, the Bullpups have yet to allow a scoring drive or a touchdown. The Bullpup defense forced four fumbles, recovered two, and stopped the Cubs on fourth down three times.

Caney Valley improves to 3-0 and will travel to Baxter Springs next week. Pregame coverage begins at 6:30 p.m., with kickoff set for 7 p.m. on US 98.

Field Kindley falls in their week three matchup with Parsons 39-18.

The Nado got things started with a one play 33-yard touchdown run by Nathan Magna.  Parsons would answer right back, with a 42-yard touchdown run by Kane Leon.  Coffeyville would take the lead again on a 36-yard touchdown run by Isaiah Bowie.  

The Vikings would take the lead 13-12 and then outscore Coffeyville 26-6 the rest of the way.  Penalties really hurt Coffeyville as they had 15 for 149 yards.  The Nado head to Independence next week to take on the Bulldogs on homecoming night.

Field Kindley is looking for their first win of the season as they return home to take on Parsons.

The Nado are coming off a a 43-8 loss to Chanute where they struggled to get anything going offensively. Head Coach Mike O'Connor says the Blue Comets controlled the line of scrimmage.  Heat continues to be a problem across the area changing not only practice times but also the intensity and locations of practices. O'Connor says they follow the guidelines put out by KSHSAA.

O'Connor says as they prepared for Parsons this week they continued to focus on the fundamentals.  Pregame for tonight's matchup will start at 6:30pm with kick off at 7:00pm on Sonshine 98.9 KQQF.

High school football continues into Week 3. Here's a look at the schedule for teams around the area:

Caney Valley (2-0) vs. Humboldt (2-0) - 6:30 PM | US 98

Field Kindley (0-2) vs. Parsons (0-2) - 6:30 PM | Sunshine 98.9

Erie (1-1) vs. South Sumner (2-0)

Fredonia (0-2) vs. Northeast (1-1)

Cherryvale (1-1) vs. Bluestem (0-2)

Neodesha (2-0) vs. Eureka (0-2)

Independence (1-1) vs. Fort Scott (1-1)

Labette County (1-1) vs. Emporia (2-0)

South Coffeyville (1-1) vs Foyil (0-2)

West Elk (1-1) @ Sedan (1-1) 

Oswego (2-0) @ Crest (0-2) 

St. Paul (0-2) @ Yates Center (1-1)

The Caney Valley Bullpups and head coach Criss Davis are aiming for a 3-0 start after outscoring their first two opponents 113-0.

The Bullpups’ rushing attack powered the team to a Week 1 victory, while the passing game broke open in Week 2, giving Caney Valley a balanced approach on offense.

The defense has also been a standout, forcing turnovers and coming up with key stops on fourth down. Davis says Samuel Denton, along with the ability of all three levels of the defense to stop the run, has been a big part of the Bullpups’ success. 

Caney Valley will face a familiar Tri-Valley League foe in Humboldt this Friday, marking the fifth consecutive year the two teams have met. Davis says the Cubs like to outnumber opponents and stay versatile by mixing the run and pass. 

Caney Valley won last year’s matchup 38-0, while Humboldt won the previous three meetings from 2022 through 2024. The two 2-0 teams will meet tonight in Caney, with pregame coverage beginning at 6:30 p.m. and kickoff set for 7 on US 98.

The Oswego Indians and head coach Matt Fowler enter Week 3 with a 2-0 record after another strong offensive performance.

Oswego is coming off a 59-14 victory over St. Paul last Friday, as the Indians scored more than 50 points for the second straight week and have now put up 115 points through their first eight quarters of the season.

Fowler says Oswego has a strong offensive line that understands the schemes, along with plenty of weapons that make the ground-oriented attack dangerous. He also says the passing game is starting to develop after the Indians went 5-for-5 through the air last Friday.

Oswego will face the Crest Lancers on the road this Friday, and Fowler says he’s emphasizing getting the defensive backs more involved in stopping the run while also limiting offensive penalties.

This will be the fifth straight meeting between the two teams, with the series split 2-2 over the past four years. Oswego won last year’s matchup 45-0, while Crest will enter Friday still searching for its first win of the season.

The Coffeyville Red Ravens football team returns to Veterans Memorial Stadium this Saturday to host the Iowa Central Tritons in Week 5 of the NJCAA season.

Coffeyville is coming off a 31-30 victory over rival Independence and will look to put together four strong quarters after a stellar first half and slower second half against the Pirates last week.

Head coach Nick Dobler was pleased with how his team jumped on Independence early and carried confidence into halftime, but says the Red Ravens left some opportunities on the table by the end of the game.

The Coffeyville defense made several big stops and forced another interception against Independence, while redshirt freshman Sean Oliver was named Defensive Player of the Week after recording eight tackles and two tackles for loss. Dobler says Oliver’s work ethic has played a big role in his standout performances.

Game time has been moved to 10 a.m. Saturday as the teams look to beat the heat. Coffeyville has a chance to get back to .500, while Iowa Central will look for its third straight win. Pregame coverage begins at 9:30 a.m. on US 98.

The Fredonia Yellowjackets and head coach Lucus Lanning are coming off a 55-0 defeat to the Caney Valley Bullpups last Friday.

The Yellowjackets entered the matchup looking for their first win of the season after falling to Cherryvale 36-16 in Week 1.

Lanning says quarterback Griffyn Salmon played well on offense, while defender Gaige Busch stood out on the other side of the ball.

Entering Week 3, Lanning says the offense will simplify things and get back to what the Yellowjackets do best, while the defense will work to improve in the passing game after giving up a few long throws last week.

Fredonia will host Northeast this Friday as the Yellowjackets look for their first win of the season against the Vikings. The last meeting between the two teams came in 2013, when Northeast won 44-14.

The Neodesha Bluestreaks and head coach Nathan West are coming off a 49-22 victory over rival Cherryvale in Week 2.

The Bluestreaks trailed by one heading into halftime last Friday, but scored 28 unanswered points in the second half to pull away and take the road victory.

The win moved Neodesha to 2-0, and West says his team did a good job of responding to the challenge after a sloppy first half and refocusing to finish the game strong.

West says the Bluestreaks will focus on the basics and fundamentals this week as they work to get quality practices in while adjusting their schedule because of the recent heat wave.

Neodesha will return home for the first time this season Friday when the Bluestreaks host Eureka, with the Tornadoes still looking for their first win. Through two games, Neodesha has outscored its opponents 84-22.

The 22nd-ranked Kansas volleyball team is coming off a three-set sweep over Wichita State on Tuesday as the Jayhawks continue to build momentum before Big 12 play.

Kansas opened the season against some stiff competition and went 1-3 through its first four matches, but has since found a rhythm, winning four straight matches, all in straight sets.

The Jayhawks opened the season ranked 15th in the nation, and head coach Matt Ulmer says his team is focused on getting better with every point while remaining excited about its potential, especially on the defensive end.

Coming off a match against Tulsa last Sunday in front of a home crowd, Ulmer says he liked the team’s aggressiveness in the serve game and thought the defense showed great movement and discipline.

Kansas will look to make it five straight wins tomorrow when the Jayhawks face Ole Miss at 6 p.m. in the Jayhawk Classic, with Big 12 play approaching.

The West Elk Patriots and head coach Ian Denton picked up a big win last Friday night, defeating the Udall Eagles 48-0.

After scoring eight points the week before against Cedar Vale, the Patriots got their offense going against Udall and came up with several long touchdown plays to build an early lead.

The Patriots also played a clean game, committing just one penalty and turning the ball over zero times. Denton says he was pleased with the way his offense spread the ball around, with six different players finding the end zone and gaining confidence along the way.

The Patriots will face rival Sedan this Friday, and Denton says his team will need to match the Blue Devils’ speed while continuing to take care of the football.

West Elk fell to Sedan 56-12 last season, and the Patriots will look to get revenge when they travel to face the Blue Devils in Week 3.

The Cherryvale Chargers and head coach Harry Hester are coming off a 49-22 defeat to rival Neodesha last Friday. 

The Chargers’ first offensive possession ended in a fumble on the second snap from scrimmage, and the Bluestreaks capitalized with a touchdown. Cherryvale would answer with a pick-six later in the quarter, setting up a back-and-forth first half that ended with the Chargers taking a one-point lead into halftime, 22-21. 

Hester says Neodesha made some second-half adjustments, including using more pressure-heavy defensive packages that made things difficult for the Cherryvale offense in the final quarters. 

The Chargers will look to rebound during Homecoming week, with Hester also having a chance to reach a milestone. A win would make him the winningest coach in Cherryvale history, adding another storyline to an already important week. Hester says his team will have to come out with some intensity against a Bluestem team looking for its first win. 

Cherryvale will face the Bluestem Lions Friday night in its final tuneup before district play begins, as the Chargers look to get back in the win column and celebrate Homecoming with a victory.

The Kansas women’s soccer team is a few days away from starting Big 12 play, with the Jayhawks sitting at 6-2 after eight non-conference games.

Kansas’ only losses came against a ranked Ohio State team and a tough Utah Valley squad, while the Jayhawks closed out non-conference play with a 1-0 win over St. Louis last Saturday.

St. Louis knocked Kansas out of the tournament two years ago, and the Jayhawks had never won on the road against the Billikens before last weekend. Head coach Nate Lie says he was pleased with how his team battled through the grueling match to come away with the victory.

Lie says he was proud of the way Kansas performed and believes the way the Jayhawks finished their non-conference schedule will help prepare them for the challenges of Big 12 play.

The Jayhawks will begin conference action this Friday when they travel to Ohio to take on the Cincinnati Bearcats, a team Kansas defeated 1-0 last season.

In their inaugural season playing in the 8-man format, the Erie Red Devils and head coach David Pitts picked up their first-ever 8-man football victory Friday night, blowing out the Pleasanton Blue Jays 82-36 on the road.

Everything clicked offensively for Erie after the Red Devils went scoreless in Week 1, as they moved the ball at will and put together consistent scoring drives throughout the game.

Coming into Week 2, Pitts preached aggressiveness as the team’s main focal point, and he says the physicality and execution his team showed stood out to him Friday night. 

Pitts praised running back Quincy Brown, who scored six touchdowns, along with interior defensive linemen Cooper Cleaver and Manny Ramirez for their strong performances. 

The Red Devils will face South Sumner in Week 3, a team that enters the matchup with a 2-0 record. Erie will look to hand the Outlaws its first loss of the season when the Red Devils host South Sumner this Friday night.

The Labette County Grizzlies and head coach Bradley Argabright dropped their Week 2 home game to the Frontenac Raiders 33-7.

The Grizzlies’ offense struggled to put together scoring drives against the Raiders after scoring 36 points against Parsons in Week 1.

Coming away from the Week 1 matchup with the Vikings, Argabright says the first quarter felt like a grind, especially with a few penalties, but the Grizzlies found their footing over the next two frames, got some new faces onto the field and came away injury-free. 

Entering last week against Frontenac, Argabright says both teams expected to win, while pointing to the senior core of the Raiders as one of their strengths. 

The loss moves the Grizzlies to 1-1 on the year, and they’ll host the Emporia Spartans this Friday. Emporia has also split its first two games, as Labette County will look to get back above .500.

The Kansas Jayhawks and head coach Lance Leipold lost their Border War battle to the Missouri Tigers 38-21 Friday night in Lawrence.

After a scoreless first quarter, the Jayhawks got on the board with an 88-yard blocked field-goal return for a touchdown. The teams traded scores from there, with the game tied at 14 heading into halftime after a late Missouri touchdown drive.

KU’s first two offensive drives of the second half ended in turnovers, as a fumble and interception both turned into Missouri touchdowns to give the Tigers a 28-14 lead. Leipold says the turnovers were deflating, but his team never stopped fighting. 

Jayhawk quarterback Isaiah Marshall finished with two touchdown passes and two interceptions. Leipold praised Marshall’s ability to compete and says the game will provide a valuable learning opportunity for the young quarterback. 

The Jayhawks will travel to London, England, this week to take on the Arizona State Sun Devils in the Union Jack Classic at Wembley Stadium. Pregame coverage begins at 9:30 a.m., with kickoff set for 11 on Classic Hits 104.1.

The St. Paul Indians are looking for their first win of the season after head coach Keith Wiatrak and his team fell to Oswego 59-14 last Friday.

A 1992 St. Paul graduate, Wiatrak has coached at the school since 1998 and took over as head coach in 2014. He retired from the role after the 2022-23 season but returned in 2024 after the Indians were unable to find a new head coach.

Coming into the game against Oswego, Wiatrak says his team needed to focus on stopping the running game and stacking the box, forcing the Indians to beat them through the air. 

St. Paul has a younger team this season with 21 players, including just five upperclassmen, and Wiatrak says the future looks bright from a numbers standpoint. 

The Indians will face Yates Center this week and will look for their first win of the season on the road against the Wildcats.

The Independence Bulldogs are coming off a Week 2 loss to the Augusta Orioles, 28-14.

Independence came into the game 1-0 after a close 36-33 win over Columbus, and head coach Kendall Fiscus says he was pleased with how his team finished that game, something the Bulldogs struggled with a bit last year.

The Bulldogs got the scoring started against the Orioles, taking an 8-0 lead into the second quarter, but they wouldn’t find the end zone again until the fourth, when they already trailed 22-8.

The loss moves Independence to 1-1, as the Bulldogs will take on Fort Scott this Friday, looking to get back in the win column.

The K-State Wildcats improved to 2-0 under head coach Collin Klein, turning a 10-point halftime lead into a 27-point advantage on their way to a 34-7 blowout victory over Washington State.

Quarterback Avery Johnson threw for nearly 200 yards and two touchdowns, while running back Rodney Fields Jr. eclipsed 100 yards on the ground and added a rushing touchdown.

The Wildcat defense has allowed just 10 total points through the first two games, and Klein praised his defense’s ability to rush the passer and take away opportunities through the air.

K-State also rushed for nearly 300 yards, and Klein says his deep rotation of running backs stayed eager to get back on the field as the Wildcats wore down the Cougars throughout the game.

The Wildcats will return home Friday to host Tulane, looking to start the season 3-0 under Klein.

The Coffeyville Red Ravens football team outlasted the Independence Pirates in an early-season KJCCC rivalry matchup, winning 31-30 at Emmot Field Saturday night.

Independence struck first with a long touchdown pass but missed the extra point before Coffeyville answered less than three minutes later. Quarterback John Nicholas connected with Bralin Preston on a 17-yard touchdown pass, giving Preston his first touchdown reception of the season and putting the Red Ravens ahead.

Coffeyville added to its lead with a two-yard touchdown run from TJ Ward at the 5:14 mark of the first quarter, but Independence answered on the very next play with a 75-yard touchdown pass. The Pirates missed the extra point again, leaving Coffeyville with a 14-12 lead.

Coffeyville extended its lead to 28-12 before halftime on touchdown passes of six and 37 yards to Messiah Cage and Jayden Howard. Independence tightened up defensively in the second half, cutting the deficit to eight on its opening possession of the third quarter before Adrian Hemelt pushed the Red Ravens’ lead back to two scores with a 20-yard field goal.

The Pirates continued to chip away, cutting the lead to four on a 12-yard touchdown pass early in the fourth quarter. Coffeyville’s defense then came up with a huge stand, moving Independence backward on three straight plays after the Pirates reached first-and-goal and forcing a long field-goal attempt, which Independence converted with 7:23 remaining to make it a one-point game.

Coffeyville and Independence traded empty possessions down the stretch, but a pass interference penalty on third-and-long inside Pirates territory gave the Red Ravens a fresh set of downs inside the final 90 seconds. Coffeyville then took three knees in victory formation to run out the clock and secure its first win of the season.

The victory moves Coffeyville to 1-2 overall and 1-0 in the KJCCC. The Red Ravens will host Iowa Central next Saturday at Veterans Memorial Stadium, with pregame coverage beginning at 12:30 p.m. and kickoff set for 1 p.m. on US 98.

Here are some of the scores from around the KGGF listening area from Friday's Week 2 games:

Chanute 43, Coffeyville 8
Caney Valley KS 55, Fredonia 0
Erie 82, Pleasanton 36
Neodesha 49, Cherryvale 22
West Elk 48, Udall 0
Augusta 28, Independence 14
Frontenac 33, Labette County 7
Sedan 74, Cedar Vale/Dexter, 24
Fort Scott 61, Parsons 13
Oswego 59, St. Paul 14

South Coffeyville 36 vs. Claremore Christian 32

The Caney Valley Bullpups put up 50-plus points for the second straight week, rolling to a 55-0 win over the Fredonia Yellowjackets Friday night during their home opener on Military Appreciation Night.

Caney Valley forced a three-and-out on Fredonia’s first possession, and Traxcyn Garton got the scoring started with a 21-yard rushing touchdown after setting up the Bullpups with a strong punt return into Yellowjacket territory.

The Bullpups rode the arm of quarterback Layne Denny, who found three different receivers for four touchdowns through the air while throwing for more than 200 yards.

Huck Seger emerged as Denny’s favorite target, catching two passes for two touchdowns and nearly 125 receiving yards. The Caney Valley defense also made Fredonia uncomfortable all night, penetrating the offensive front and giving Yellowjacket quarterback Griffyn Salmon little time in the backfield.

Through the first eight quarters of the season, Caney Valley has scored 113 total points. Head coach Criss Davis pulled his starters in the second half with the Bullpups already leading 48-0, turning his attention toward next week’s matchup with Humboldt.

Caney Valley will host the Cubs next Friday, with pregame coverage beginning at 6:30 p.m. and kickoff set for 7 p.m. on US 98.

Coffeyville falls in their week two matchup with Chanute 43-8.

Chanute's defense was in the backfield all night holding Coffeyville to -7 yards rushing in the first half.  The Blue Comets jumped out to 35-0 lead at the break.

Coffeyville was able to get on the board in the 4th Quarter on a six yard touchdown run by Owen Billingsly and added a two point conversion on a pass from Kobi Kirk to Drake Strimple.

Coffeyville returns home next week to face Parsons.

Week 2 of the high school football season has arrived. Here's a look at the schedule for teams around the area:

Caney Valley (1-0) vs. Fredonia (0-1) — 6:30 PM | US 98
Field Kindley (0-1) @ Chanute (0-1) — 6:30 PM | Sunshine 98.9
Erie (0-1) @ Pleasanton (1-0)
Cherryvale (1-0) vs. Neodesha (1-0)
West Elk (0-1) vs. Udall (0-1)
South Coffeyville (0-1) vs. Claremore Christian (1-0)
Independence (1-0) @ Augusta (0-1)
Labette County (1-0) vs. Frontenac (1-0)
Sedan (0-1) @ Cedar Vale/Dexter (1-0)
Parsons (0-1) vs. Fort Scott (0-1)
Oswego (1-0) @ St. Paul (0-1)

Thursday result:

Riverton 28, St. Mary's-Colgan 27