- VYPE OCTOBER: Digital Issues and Print Copies
- The Kansas Turnpike Authority is introducing a new safety contest this year!
- Maize South’s Jake Johnson – Athlete of the Month Presented By Orange Theory Fitness
- Kapaun Mt. Carmel’s Doug Bates – Player Spotlight Presented By Schmidt’s Welding Supply and Repair
- Maize’s Avery Lowe – Player of the Month Presented By US Logo
- Buhler’s Mallory Cross – Bowler of the Month Presented By JOMA Bowling Centers
- Wichita Area Volleyball Preview Presented By Kansas Department of Transportation
- Wellington’s Calli Hatfield – Athlete of the Month Presented By Sumner County Community Drug Action Team
- Kapaun’s Rashad Daniels – Coach of the Month Presented By 1st Impressions
- Haysville Tate Rico – Athlete Spotlight Presented By Haysville Schools
Salina Tennis & Golf Preview Presented By Advanced Physical Therapy
- Updated: October 4, 2020
By Matt Browning
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Abby Donovan from Concordia took third at the 4A Tournament last season, shooting a two-day total of 169. This was a huge step forward from her 17thplace finish as a freshman and a 19th place finish as a sophomore. Donovan figures to be one of the top contenders to win 4A this year.
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Salina South finished second at the 5A Tournament a year ago and the Cougars did so on depth, as they did not have a top four finish in either singles or doubles. South returns Alexxa Nunemaker, Iliana Armbrust and Tess Dailey.
Salina Central’s Callie Sandborn took fourth in the Class 5A singles last season and is poised to be a state title contender this season.
McPherson’s doubles team of Taylor Bruce and CeAnna Allen were 5A champions last season, but Bruce graduated and the Bullpups will need to fill her position.
Lily Perrin of Salina Sacred Heart took third in the 3-1A Tournament and will be one of the top returners this year.
Sterling’s doubles team of Kinzie Comley and Aubrey Anderson took third last season, but Comley graduated, so the Black Bears will look to replace her.
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