Matt Foster

2 weeks ago | kshb.com | Matt Foster

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Fresh off winning a gold medal at the Kansas Relays in the boys 100-meter dash, Staley's RJ Collins is dreaming big. "I'm trying to get 10-3 this year," the senior said. "That's the goal."So far this season, Collins has shown no signs of slowing down as he chases down more gold medals in his final lap of high school track. VOICE FOR EVERYONE | Share your voice with KSHB 41’s Matt Foster"Last year, got way higher standards this year because I know it's my last year," he said.

1 month ago | kshb.com | Matt Foster

OVERLAND PARK, Kan. — Westin and Lincoln Boyle have always had baseball in their blood. "It's always been in the backyard with my brother," said Westin, a senior shortstop at St. Thomas Aquinas. "We had a little fence and field set up in our backyard. We'd go out and play almost every night."The Boyle brothers were destined to play on the diamond and to suit up side by side. "I'd say he's taught more to me than I've taught to him," added Lincoln, a junior pitcher.

1 month ago | kshb.com | Matt Foster

WICHITA, Kan. — It’s time for the Tigers to put on their dancing shoes. After missing the NCAA Tournament last year, Missouri is back in the big dance, but this time they’re planning on staying awhile. "I believe in our team a lot," said Missouri sophomore guard Anthony Robinson II. "The offseason we put in a lot of work. Right away we knew we had something special.

1 month ago | kshb.com | Matt Foster

MAIZE, Kan. — Before the legend of Caleb Grill was born in CoMo, his basketball career began here at Maize High School. But basketball wasn’t the only sport that Grill excelled in. "It’s a true blessing to be able to come back home," University of Missouri senior guard Caleb Grill said. Caleb Grill leaves legacy in Maize and at Mizzou Home for Caleb Grill is Maize High School, roughly 16 miles from where Missouri will face Drake at Intrust Bank Arena in Wichita.

1 month ago | ourcommunitynow.com | Matt Foster

Share WICHITA, Kan. — Only one Tiger remains from the Missouri team that reached the NCAA Tournament two years ago, the new reality of the transfer portal era. Instead of leaving, Blue Valley product Aidan Shaw stayed put and is back in the big dance with the Tigers. The junior says he's leaning on that previous experience to help him prepare for round two.