Category Archives: Local Sports

Washburn baseball lands nine on All-MIAA teams

TOPEKA (KSNT) – Washburn baseball fielded an entire team of all-conference selections in the 2024 season. Nine Ichabods – including two first-teamers and a gold glove recipient – were named to All-MIAA teams on Thursday. Outfielder Payton McHarg and infielder Cash Jay picked up first-team honors. McHarg is currently tied for first in the country…MORE

Kansas football lands Michigan transfer, former four-star offensive lineman

LAWRENCE (KSNT) – The offensive line for Kansas football just got a lot beefier. Amir Herring, who comes to Lawrence after one season at Michigan, announced his plans to transfer to the Jayhawks on social media Thursday. Herring played in one game for the National Champion Wolverines in his true freshman season. The Michigan native…MORE

K-State men’s golf’s Schultz earns NCAA Regional bid

MANHATTAN, KS. (KSNT) – For the second-straight season, K-State men’s golfer Cooper Schultz will perform in the postseason. The junior golfer received an NCAA Regional bid on Wednesday, where it was announced he will play at the Austin Regional in Austin, Texas. Last season, the Wildcats – with Schultz – competed in regionals as a…MORE

Kansas men’s golf receives NCAA Regional bid

LAWRENCE (KSNT) – Kansas men’s golf is going dancing. For a program record-tying eighth-straight season, the Jayhawks have been selected for an NCAA Regional bid. KU will begin its postseason play at the Rancho Santa Fe Regional in California as the No. 11 seed. Arizona State received the No. 1 seed in the regional, with…MORE

N’Guessan returning to K-State for one more year

MANHATTAN (KSNT) – Sometimes the best recruitment is retention. K-State men’s basketball got a big piece of its 2023-24 puzzle back for another season as of Tuesday. David N’Guessan, a 6-foot-9 senior, will return for his fifth season of college basketball next year, the team announced on social media. N’Guessan averaged 7.8 points and 6.8…MORE

KU alum retiring after 12 NFL seasons

LAWRENCE (KSNT) – Chris Harris Jr. is hanging up the cleats. The former Jayhawk is retiring from football after a 12-year NFL career. He retires as a four-time pro-bowler. Harris Jr. played in 50 games for KU from 2007-2010. The Bixby, Oklahoma native racked up three picks and nearly 300 tackles while a Jayhawk. His…MORE

K-State freshman guard to transfer after starting 16 games

MANHATTAN (KSNT) – The Wildcats are losing a talented guard to the transfer portal after he spent just one season in Manhattan. K-State’s Dai Dai Ames will enter the transfer portal, according to multiple reports. Ames averaged five points and two assists for the ‘Cats as a true freshman, while appearing in 31 games and…MORE

WATCH: An inside look at Cooper Beebe’s special draft day

WATCH: An inside look at Cooper Beebe’s special draft day

KANSAS CITY, KS. (KSNT) – Cooper Beebe waited two hours and fifty three minutes for a phone call on Friday night. However, more accurately, Cooper Beebe waited about 22 years and 11 months for that call. The Kansas City, Kansas native has been dreaming about playing professional football for as long as he can remember.…MORE

WATCH: KU offensive coordinator Jeff Grimes on K-Nation

WATCH: KU offensive coordinator Jeff Grimes on K-Nation

LAWRENCE (KSNT) – KU offensive coordinator Jeff Grimes has big shoes to fill. Andy Kotelnicki impressed in three seasons in Lawrence before taking a job with Penn State. Grimes brings plenty of new ideas into the KU offense but also knows, since the Jayhawks’ offense was efficient, there isn’t a need for wholesale change. “I…MORE