Arne Green
Kansas State Beat Writer at Salina Journal
Kansas State beat writer for Topeka Capital-Journal/Salina Journal/Hutchinson News.
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19 hours ago |
cjonline.com | Arne Green
The Kansas State men's golf team closed out the NCAA Bremerton Regional with its best round of the tournament Wednesday, May 14, and yet the Wildcats' best wasn't quite good enough. After holding onto a top five NCAA Championship qualifying spot through the first two days, the Wildcats found themselves on the outside looking in after the third and final round with a seventh-place finish at Gold Mountain Golf Club in Bremerton, Washington.
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20 hours ago |
hutchnews.com | Arne Green
The Kansas State men's golf team closed out the NCAA Bremerton Regional with its best round of the tournament Wednesday, May 14, and yet the Wildcats' best wasn't quite good enough. After holding onto a top five NCAA Championship qualifying spot through the first two days, the Wildcats found themselves on the outside looking in after the third and final round with a seventh-place finish at Gold Mountain Golf Club in Bremerton, Washington.
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20 hours ago |
salina.com | Arne Green
The Kansas State men's golf team closed out the NCAA Bremerton Regional with its best round of the tournament Wednesday, May 14, and yet the Wildcats' best wasn't quite good enough. After holding onto a top five NCAA Championship qualifying spot through the first two days, the Wildcats found themselves on the outside looking in after the third and final round with a seventh-place finish at Gold Mountain Golf Club in Bremerton, Washington.
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1 day ago |
cjonline.com | Arne Green
MANHATTAN — Kansas State golfer Carla Bernat has accomplished just about everything she could hope for as an individual in her college golf career, but one thing was missing. She wanted to share the postseason experience with her Wildcat teammates, and she finally got the chance in her final go-round.
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1 day ago |
cjonline.com | Arne Green
MANHATTAN — Whenever Kansas State football's defensive backs get together informally, away from their meeting rooms, at some point the conversation inevitably turns to who is the fastest player on the team. Conversation might be too polite a word. "I had some players over to my house a few months back, and they're all DBs, and they got to fighting about that," said K-State defensive coordinator Joe Klanderman, who also coaches the Wildcats' safeties. "They were going to go out and race.
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K-State women's golf wins the day to tie for second and claim first trip to nationals by tying for second in NCAA Lexington Regional. Carla Bernat shoots 6-under and is individual medalist. https://t.co/GjmYcW5BuX
Most mock drafts had K-State safety Marques Sigle going in the seventh round, but the San Francisco 49ers make him the No. 160 overall pick in the fifth round. With his selection K-State now has at least three players drafted for a third straight year.
Wildcat heading to The Bay 🌁 https://t.co/47eWrSa6rX
DJ Giddens goes to the Indianapolis Colts with the No. 151 overall pick, 14th in the fifth round, in the 2025 NFL Draft. He follows cornerback Jacob Parrish, who went to the Tampa Bay Bucs in the third round Friday.