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SportsWashburn and Emporia State will meet in Wichita for the MIAA soccer semifinals FridayIf you like college soccer, mark Fri., Nov. 6. No. 1 seed Washburn faces No. 5 seed Emporia State in the MIAA semifinals at the Scheels Stryker Sports Complex in Wichita, and kickoff is set for 3 p.m.Today’s editionRead SportsK-State women open the basketball season tonight against Wichita StateIf you're a Shockers fan, basketball season starts tonight. Jeff Mittie and the 'Cats host in-state foe Wichita State on Monday night to open 2026-27. KSNT says K-State senior Taryn Sides talked about the Wildcats navigating injuries and their goal of returning to the NCAA Tournament.Today’s editionRead Prep FootballMaize South stunned Salina South 17-14 in the 5A playoffs, and regional games are Nov. 5 and 6If you caught Friday night's playoff openers, this was the surprise. No. 12 seed Maize South stunned No. 5 Salina South, 17-14, on the road in Class 5A, three weeks after losing to the same team. The Mavericks had fewer than 200 yards of offense, but their defense piled up five sacks, four takeaways and a touchdown.Sunday’s editionRead SportsHaysville native Tyler Kahmann has been named the CFL's Most Outstanding RookieIf you follow Wichita-area athletes, here's a name to know. KSN reports Haysville native and Campus High School graduate Tyler Kahmann, 26, was named the Canadian Football League's Most Outstanding Rookie after his first season with the Toronto Argonauts. The former Emporia State standout caught 77 passes for 1,092 yards and eight touchdowns, leading all league rookies in the three major receiving categories, KVOE reports.Saturday’s editionRead SportsWichita State men's basketball has 12 national TV games, including USC, Kentucky and Kansas StateIf you plan to watch the Shockers, Wichita State has 12 nationally televised games in 2026-27, including nonconference matchups against USC, Kentucky and Kansas State. ESPN2 will carry at least six, with as many as eight possible.Tuesday’s editionRead

Sports from local newsrooms

From News Radio KMAN, KSAL News and 4 more newsrooms, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. News Radio KMAN3 hours ago

    K-State women open season at home versus Wichita State

    By Tim Everson It may seem a little earlier than usual, but Kansas State women’s basketball kicks off its 59th season Monday evening when in-state foe Wichita State comes to Manhattan. Led by seniors Taryn Sides and Nastja Claessens, the Wildcats start their journey towards a return to the NCAA Tournament after ending last season

  2. KSAL News4 hours ago

    Franklin’s Leadership Helps Trojans Capture State Silver Medal

    Picture courtesy of Huey Counts: Southeast of Saline’s Brooks Carlin, Joseph Bircher, Caleb Knopf and Zachary Carlin (from left) stick together at the one-mark as they work to move past Holcomb’s Luke Parker at Saturday’s KSHSAA Class 3A State Cross Country Championship. Southeast finished second in the team standings. LAWRENCE — Sweat and tears mixed

  3. Wichita Eagle5 hours ago

    Who will start for Wichita State basketball? Mills weighs his options

    Wichita State coach Paul Mills has set his nine-man rotation but not his starting lineup. Here’s how four players could fill the final spot for WSU this week.

  4. DerbyInformer.com8 hours ago

    Derby cross country gains experience at state

    Derby cross country wrapped up the 2026 season at the state championships Oct. 31 at Rim Rock Farm in Lawrence. Senior Ben Perry earned a medal with a top-20 finish,

  5. Wichita Eagle8 hours ago

    Five things to know before Kansas State takes on Oklahoma State in Big 12 action

    Get ready for Kansas State’s next football game against Oklahoma State with kickoff time, TV info, betting lines and more about the Wildcats vs. the Cowboys.

  6. Salina Post9 hours ago

    ⚽️ KWU draws with Avila 2-2, reaches KCAC Tournament

    KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Kansas Wesleyan Men's Soccer wrapped up the regular season on Sunday, facing the Avila University Eagles at the Zarda Mul

  7. KSAL News10 hours ago

    PREP – Fall Week 11 Schedule/Scores

    Prep Fall Week 11 schedule/results Monday, November 2 Class 5A Quarterfinals Hays at Maize South AVCTL 2 Boys Soccer Class 5A Quarterfinals Kapaun Mt. Carmel at Newton HOA Boys Soccer Class 4-1A Quarterfinals Berean Academy xxx Friday, November 6 AVCTL 1 Football Class 6A Playoffs Free State at Derby Washburn Rural at Maize Class

  8. KSAL News10 hours ago

    COLLEGE – MIAA Winter Week 2 Recap

    The 2026 – 27 Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletic Association winter athletic season began on Friday with one men’s basketball game and two women’s basketball games. The MIAA action continued Saturday and Sunday included the first wrestling for both men and women teams. Here is a look at when, and against whom, each MIAA winter team will

  9. KWCH10 hours ago

    Sports Daily Live: Chiefs blow chances in loss at Denver; college hoops is back

    Live on Sports Daily: We recap a late-game letdown for the Chiefs in Denver. What went wrong down the stretch?

In brief

The short notes of Daily Wichita’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.

  • Barton wrestlingBarton Community College's women's wrestling program made its debut Friday at the Falcon Open in Wichita, going 19-16 across nine wrestlers.

    Barton Community College's women's wrestling program made its debut Friday at the Falcon Open in Wichita, going 19-16 across nine wrestlers. Harmony Moore placed second at 207 pounds, and Avery Hinojos placed third at 117.

    Around Kansas · Today’s editionSource: Ad Astra Radio

  • ShockersWichita State men's basketball will be without redshirt freshman guard Pierre Couisnard for the entire 2026-27 season after knee surgery.

    Wichita State men's basketball will be without redshirt freshman guard Pierre Couisnard for the entire 2026-27 season after knee surgery.

    News Notes · Sunday’s editionSource: Dodge City Daily Globe