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Pittsburg State University announced the hiring of Blake Chadwick as an assistant men's basketball coach, highlighting his playing career, graduate assistantship at Newman University, and local roots in Kansas.
The NCAA announced that Wichita, Kansas, will host opening‑round men’s basketball games in 2027 and 2028, joining Dayton, Ohio, as the tournament expands to 76 teams and adjusts its selection metrics.
Eastern Kentucky University has named Chad Gibney associate head coach after three consecutive 20‑win seasons, citing his role in a dramatic rise in the NCAA NET rankings and two postseason appearances.
The NCAA announced that Wichita, Kansas, will host the opening round games for the 2027 and 2028 Division I men's basketball tournaments, capitalizing on the field's recent expansion to 76 teams and the city's central location.
Stu Jackson, commissioner of the West Coast Conference, has been named Vice Chair of the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Committee and will become chair in 2027‑28, overseeing a 76‑team tournament and guiding the conference's continued growth.
The National Presidents Cup in Wichita is expected to generate $12 million over three years, drawing thousands of participants and families while showcasing the next generation of soccer stars.
The University of Florida announced the hiring of Todd Butler as an assistant baseball coach, highlighting his extensive SEC background, national championship pedigree, and proven record of developing MLB draft talent.
A Wichita-based basketball team composed entirely of incoming freshmen has captured national attention after securing a spot in the prestigious JR EYBL Peach Jam, setting the stage for a summer of high‑stakes competition.
The Rayados Laredo U18, a youth team from Texas, won the South Central Regional Championship and will compete in the Presidents Cup National Championships in Wichita, Kansas, under the guidance of coach Edgar Longoria.
After a post‑game altercation revealed that a registered sex offender had been allowed to coach a team, League 42 announced a zero‑tolerance policy, mandatory background checks and a partnership with a third‑party screening firm to overhaul its safety protocols.
Kansas State’s cautious stance on stadium concessions reflects a broader conference shift, while its 2027 recruiting class showcases emerging talent amid coaching changes.
The 11th annual Jeff Hill’s Future All‑American Basketball Camp brought together more than 350 youngsters in Wichita, where former Shocker players combined skill training with a strong emphasis on academic achievement.
Oklahoma's coach Skip Johnson's unique focus on character and detail transforms a team's routine into a championship run, highlighted by standout performances and a young, disciplined roster.
Missouri State announces a 14‑game non‑conference schedule for the 2026‑27 season, featuring six home games and matchups against elite opponents including Minnesota, Kansas and Marquette.
The Concrete Cup kicks off at 10 a.m. in Exhibition Hall, offering live matches, a community watch party and a chance for fans across Kansas to cheer on the action.
With ESPN and other analysts ranking the Razorbacks among the nation's elite, the team's prospects hinge on frontcourt depth and a strong recruiting class.
Ad Astra Radio honors the McPherson High School girls soccer team for a 4‑1‑1 May that included a regional title and a spot in the state quarterfinals, highlighting key players and future prospects.
The conference unveiled its upcoming men’s and women’s basketball slates, featuring 18 games per team and revised series structures as part of broader realignment efforts.
The franchise will adopt the Wichita Turbo Tubs name next season, celebrating local aerospace roots and Riverfest bathtub races with a fresh visual identity.
The 18th Rock Chalk Roundball Classic brings together alumni from championship teams and notable players for a charity scrimmage that benefits families with children battling cancer.
Cleo Littleton, the career‑leading scorer for Wichita State men’s basketball, died at 93. His son Barry shared the news, recalling a life of resilience and community impact.
St. Thomas Aquinas clinched its third consecutive Class 5A state baseball championship with a 4-0 win over Shawnee Heights at Eck Stadium in Wichita on May 30. The Saints' pitching staff and a pivotal defensive catch defined the game.
The Wildcat Classic will pit Kansas State against Wichita State on December 11 at the T‑Mobile Center, continuing a rivalry that has seen the Wildcats dominate the series while both teams prepare under new leadership.
Heavy rain postponed Thursday’s baseball and softball contests at Wichita State, reshaping the schedule and prompting a parent’s confidence in the athletes, while the Kansas state track and field meet will unfold at Crossland Stadium this weekend.