Recently, Pratt Recreation hosted their annual Smoky Ford Baseball tournament, which was held at Green Sports Complex on June 21-22. This year, teams of ages 8U, 9U, 12U, and 13U traveled to Pratt to compete in this tournament for a shot at their respective championship titles.
The Pratt Community College (PCC) men’s soccer team is excited to announce their 2025 season schedule. Their season will consist of nine home games and seven away games, which brings the total of 16 games. The Beavers will start off their preseason with a scrimmage versus Dodge City on August 16.
Pratt Community College (PCC) and head women’s volleyball coach Brittany Urenda are excited to announce the 2025-26 volleyball schedule. The Beavers will have 36 games in total this season. Eleven of them, the Beavers, will play at home.
USD 495 Larned has announced the hiring of Brian Deterding as the new Assistant Principal and Athletic Director at Larned High School. Deterding brings over a decade of leadership experience and a passion for student development as he steps into his new role ahead of the 2025-26 school year.
Kansas Athletics continues to raise the bar in the classroom, achieving a department-record 3.50 GPA during the Spring 2025 semester — the highest mark in school history. The milestone eclipses the previous record of 3.45, set just months earlier in Fall 2024, and marks the sixth consecutive semester the Jayhawks have tied or broken the department GPA record.
Pratt Baseball Club members, coaches, families and friends celebrated a special milestone last week when the 14-Under team won the state championship title for their division in Topeka.
Royals left-hander Kris Bubic has been named the American League Pitcher of the Month for May, Major League Baseball announced Monday. The honor caps off a sensational month for the 27-year-old, who dominated opposing hitters and etched his name into Kansas City Royals history books.
The Kansas Shrine Bowl 2025 featured dominate play by West over East in a football game impacted by wind gusts as well as excellent plays.
LIBERAL – Seward County Community College will add women’s wrestling as its 10th NJCAA sport, beginning competition in the 2025-26 academic year.
Pratt Community College (PCC) is excited to welcome back to PCC, Kurt McAfee as the interim director of athletics. McAfee started on Monday, June 2 and hit the ground running with coaches’ meetings and preparations for the 2025-26 academic year starting in August. He will remain in the interim role through the remainder of 2025.