Kearney senior quarterback Carter Temple runs free for a 30-yard touchdown on the first play of the fourth quarter. Temple scored three touchdowns in Kearney's 31-6 victory. (photo by Jimmy Gillispie) By Jimmy Gillispie KANSAS CITY — In a clash between undefeated teams in front of a large crowd filling the entire stadium, it was Kearney’s ability to make plays in all phases of the game that ultimately led to victory tonight. Kearney shut down St. Pius X’s rushing attack and k

The Harrisonville Wildcats won their homecoming game Friday, beating Center for 62-48. (photo by Stephen Slaughter (https://skslaughter.smugmug.com/) Wildcats win wild shootout HARRISONVILLE — It’s been a couple of wacky weeks of football for the Wildcats, but they’ve won a pair of contests after losing their first two games of the season. Harrisonville and Center lit up the scoreboard Friday night, combining for 110 points. In the end, the Wildcats defended their home turf,

With the first meets of the season just a couple of sunsets away, runners are ready to ready to take on the 2026 season. There are a handful of Kansas City area runners who will be names to watch this fall. There will always be surprises along the way, but here are a few names to keep an eye out for during the next two months. Class 4 Girls 1. Warrensburg's Skyler Knight emerged as one of Missouri's top young distance runners during the 2025 cross country season, finishing 11