After starting the season with 40-7 victory against Wichita Southeast, Dodge City High School head coach Dave Foster said his team has a new challenge this week.
“Our challenge going into week two is to improve on the things we did not do very well on in week one” Foster said. “But also becoming aware every week is a different week and our mental approach has to be exactly the same regardless of who the opponent is. We have to regain focus.”
The Dodge City Community College volleyball team knocked off Colby in four sets (25-12, 23-25, 26-24 and 25-21) on Wednesday night at the DCCC Gym.
DCCC head coach Shaun Pohlman said he was happy with the victory, but expected more from his team after winning three of four at the Laramie County Invitational in Cheyenne, Wyo., last weekend.
One of the most embarrassing losses in team history has persuaded Kansas to change quarterbacks.
Coach Turner Gill announced Wednesday that redshirt freshman Jordan Webb will start on Saturday against No. 15 Georgia Tech instead of sophomore Kale Pick. Pick, a Dodge City native, had beat out Webb after a long and close competition between the two during spring practice and early fall.
Webb came off the bench and played the last 10 minutes of Kansas' opener Saturday against North Dakota State. A 6-3 loss was one of the most humiliating defeats in decades for the program that won the 2008 Orange Bowl, and ruined Gill's debut as Kansas coach.
The Dodge City High School soccer team continued stay hot Wednesday, defeating Emporia 6-0.
“They came out with right type of attitude and got after it from the start,” DCHS head coach Virgil Hutchcraft said. “Once they did that, it built up from there. Got down after game and just said wow, because it was impressive how we played together and the energy we had. I am real pleased with the effort.”
With the Red Demons third victory in three games, Dodge City will move onto the Titan Classic Championship game on Saturday.
Following two blowout losses to start the season, the Dodge City Community College football team is getting "back to basics," head coach Bob Majeski said.
No better time than a bye week.
The Conqs, who lost 53-21 at Cisco College Aug. 28 and 72-7 at Coffeyville last Saturday, have this weekend off. On Sept. 18, DCCC will host Independence in the Conqs' home opener.
DCCC and Independence were picked 7th and 8th respectively in the preseason Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference coaches poll.
Could a 30-point loss be considered a good thing?
Meade High School head football coach Scott Moshier says it's possible.
The Buffaloes (0-1) lost 36-6 at Canadian (Tex.) High School last Friday. Considering the competition, however, Moshier wasn't down on his team's performance.
Hodgeman County High School running back Evan Kreger started his senior season with a record-breaking performance.
On Friday night against Pawnee Heights, Kreger scored 10 touchdowns, a Kansas eight-man record and ties the national eight-man record, according to the 2010 National High School Record Book, which is put out by the National Federation of State High School Associations.
The Dodge City Community College football team allowed touchdowns on the opening plays of both halves and rushed for minus-66 yards Saturday in a 72-7 loss at Coffeyville.
Coffeyville wide receiver Duron Carter, son of NFL Hall-of-Famer Chris Carter, hauled in a 52-yard pass from quarterback Cayden Cochran 13 seconds into the game.
The Dodge City Community College volleyball team won three of its four matches in the Laramie County Invitational tournament Sept. 3-4 in Cheyenne, Wyo.
The Lady Conqs defeated teams from three different states: Wyoming, Nebraska and Iowa.
The Lady Conqs defeated Indian Hills from Iowa in four sets in DCCC's first match.
The Dodge City Community College women's soccer team fell 3-0 to Northern Oklahoma on Sunday, dropping its season record to 0-5.
Northern Oklahoma's Jamie Warman scored goals in the 41st and 89th minutes in the victory.
