Scott Paske

4 days ago | kshsaacovered.com | Brent Maycock |Scott Paske

If ever there was a time for the buzz in Cessna Stadium to reach an absolutely electric, pitch late Friday evening was it. With the action on the opening day at the State Outdoor Track and Field Championships winding down, it in all reality was just heating up. No fewer than five athletes were going after their second state titles in their respective event were competing inside the stadium while the most competitive javelin competition of the weekend was going on just outside.

1 week ago | kshsaacovered.com | Mac Moore |Scott Paske

TOPEKA – With her work completed and an exclusive stranglehold on the Class 5-1A 50-yard freestyle meet record, Hillsboro junior Lauryn Vogt shed some light on what drove her to new heights at the state girls swimming and diving championships on Friday and Saturday. “I wanted so badly just to get it for myself,” Vogt said after winning her third 50 free championship and lowering the meet record she claimed a share of last year not once, but twice at the Capitol Federal Natatorium.

2 months ago | kshsaacovered.com | Scott Paske |Rick Peterson Jr.

2025 BOYS GOLF PREVIEW   CLASS 6A2024 State Champion: Olathe West2024 State Runner-up: Olathe Northwest 2024 Individual State Champion: Maddix Shook, Garden City 2024 Review: Tantalizingly close to a state championship a year earlier, Olathe West got the job done at Garden City’s Buffalo Dunes, making up the smallest of 18-hole deficits to post a two-shot victory.

Feb 18, 2025 | kshsaacovered.com | Scott Paske |Brent Maycock

Certain points of a senior year have a way of standing out more than others. Such was the case last week for Moundridge’s Joe Westerman. First came a scholarship interview with the Naval Surface Warfare Center’s Dahlgren Division based in Virginia. Then on Friday evening, Westerman was notified by Wichita State University that he was the recipient of a full-ride engineering scholarship.

Jan 24, 2025 | kshsaacovered.com | Scott Paske

With so much packed into a wrestling week – boys and girls teams competing in tournaments halfway across the state, followed by a side trip to Oklahoma State to watch the collegiate powerhouse Cowboys – something was bound to not go perfectly. But after taking their lumps at other tournaments this season, Garden City’s boys did more than enough last Friday and Saturday to secure a convincing victory against several highly ranked teams from across the state in the Newton Tournament of Champions.