The Manhattan Christian College men's basketball team defeated Union (Lincoln, Neb.) College on Tuesday 106-83.

The Manhattan Christian College men's basketball team swept a pair of home games over the weekend to improve to 13-9.

More than 30 professional bull riders from across the country set their sights on Manhattan Friday night for the CBR Horizon Series event.

At Frankfort, the Wildcats outscored Axtell 32-11 in the second and third quarter to win easily on Friday.

In Frankfort, Calahan Brown scored 22 points to lead the Wildcats to an easy victory over Axtell.

Blue Valley scored just 10 points in the first half and didn't have the offensive firepower to hang with Wetmore.

The Rams improved to 4-10 and 2-4 in league play.

At Randolph, the Blue Valley Rams came off last week's Twin Valley League Tournament with a 39-27 win over Wakefield.

At Randolph, Blue Valley had three players in double figures and outscored Wakefield 36-29 in the second half on the way to a 55-45 win.

At Blue Rapids, a three-point deficit in the third quarter proved too much to overcome on Monday.

The Manhattan High wrestling team got its final test before the Centennial League meet next Friday.

The Indians are still undefeated in league play as they go back into their league schedule on Friday against Topeka West.

Topeka West might be 0-13 this season, but that doesn't mean they aren't a scary team.

After more than two months of anticipation, Deante Burton finally got to put pen-to-paper on Wednesday.

With the way Washburn Rural was bowling on Monday, it was hard to stop the Junior Blues.

In Riley, the Falcons remained unblemished, routing Wabaunsee on Friday to improve to 13-0 and 6-0 in the Mid-East League.

In Riley, the Falcons improved to 8-5 and 4-2 in the Mid-East League with a win over Wabaunsee on Friday night.

The Riley County girls' basketball team opened play in the Hillsboro Trojan Classic on Monday with a convincing 59-17 win over Winfield.

At Hillsboro, Cameron Uphoff and Collin Wood each scored 11 points, but it wasn't enough to help Riley County pick up a win.

The Riley County girls held on to the No. 1 ranking this week in the Class 3A rankings from the Kansas Basketball Coaches Association.

The Rock Creek girls won their fifth consecutive Hiawatha Invitational Tournament on Saturday by crushing the Horton Chargers.

In Flush, Rock Creek improved to 12-2 overall and 5-1 in league play as the Mustangs cruised to an easy victory.

At Hiawatha, after a slow start against the winless Hiawatha Red Hawks, the Rock Creek Mustangs jumped out to a big lead.

Rock Creek senior Caitlyn Larson has signed a letter of intent to play collegiate softball.

The Rock Creek Mustangs fell six points short Saturday at the Wabaunsee Invitational after going 1-7 in the final round to finish fifth.

Coaching is stressful. Now, imagine if the coach's daughter is on the team.

The Eagles' Rebecca Holder was the difference-maker, scoring 28 points to lead Silver Lake to its ninth win.

In Wamego, the Red Raiders trailed 49-41 after three quarters and didn't have enough in the take to overcome the deficit.

At Wamego, after building a big halftime lead, the Wamego Red Raiders kept pushing ahead in a 51-39 win over Council Grove.

At Wamego, the Wamego Red Raiders used a strong second half to beat Council Grove on Tuesday, 51-42.