Corey Miller

1 week ago | ksdk.com | Corey Miller

In January, the McKendree Bearcats lost their coach in a car wreck. They honored her with the best season in program history and a trip to the national tournament. To stream 5 On Your Side on your phone, you need the 5 On Your Side app. “I almost compare it to basketball. You’re giving your all for a really short amount of time ... and then you have to do that exact same thing again right after," McKendree attacker Dylan Murphy said.

Feb 4, 2025 | ksdk.com | Corey Miller

'On one hand, it's fun to be part of something. It's hard not to get swept up in the dominance of being a Chiefs fan right now. But, they are not St. Louis' team.'And when you have a team in the same state, just four hours away, showing you the best of what a football team can be... it stings. Well, at least for many people, it stings. On one hand, it's fun to be part of something. I understand it. It's hard not to get swept up in the dominance and joy of being a Chiefs fan right now.

Jan 15, 2025 | ksdk.com | Corey Miller

"We're making history every single game, which is very, very cool. And Ideally we'd like to put this thing way out of reach for anyone else to get it."BEL-NOR, Mo. — There is dominance, and then there is what the Incarnate Word Red Knights have accomplished on the basketball court over the past five years. Led by head coach Dan Rolfes, Incarnate has not lost a game since February of 2020.

Oct 18, 2024 | ksdk.com | Corey Miller

For 38 years, Gildehaus has led Borgia football into battle. He’s won 300 games, a state championship in 1993 and guided multiple generations of young athletes. “My dad was there for his first win, and I was there for his 300th so that was cool," junior linebacker Henry Zeitzmann said. “He treats every one of his players like his sons and you really get a personal relationship with him.”But coach will be the first to tell you that his biggest impact has nothing to do with the wins.

Aug 9, 2024 | ksdk.com | Corey Miller

At the 1924 games in Paris, Butler, Illinois, native Harold Osborn won gold in the decathlon and high jump. And he did it without sight in one eye. “The story is that he and his brothers would race to school, and they would run in the road and he would run in the fields and jump over the fences and the shrubs," Osborn's daughter Susan Jones said. All that jumping carried Osborn to a legendary career at the University of Illinois in Champaign, and eventually, the 1924 Olympics in Paris.