Sedan High School football is looking to bounce back after a 52-6 loss to Flint Hills.

Head Coach Mick Holt says they kept things close in the first half and even had a chance to tie it up or take the lead before halftime. The Blue Devils face Madison/Hamilton on Friday. Holt says they will need to be more physical in that matchup.

The Bulldogs come into the matchup 3-1 having won three in a row.

The Labette County High School football team is coming off a big win over 5A Washington 23-20.

This was the Grizzlies first road game since October 17^th, 2025. Head Coach Bradley Argabright says he was impressed with the team's composure and focus as they made the three hour road trip.

LCHS prepares for their first league game of the season taking on Fort Scott on Friday. Argabright says it's a huge game on Friday night.  The Grizzlies are currently 7^th in the 4A-East Standings with four other teams at one loss and Bishop Miege and Louisburg undefeated at 4-0.

The Cherryvale Chargers and head coach Harry Hester are coming off a come-from-behind Week 4 victory over Galena, 22-14.

The Chargers started the game a bit flat-footed, with missed scoring opportunities and penalties, while the Bulldogs found the end zone twice to take a 14-0 lead into halftime on their Homecoming night.

Hester praised his team’s resiliency and says the biggest difference between the first and second half was the defense, which shut out the Bulldogs over the final 30 minutes. He says the game also provided a good lesson for his players moving forward.

Cherryvale will face a Baxter Springs squad this week that will be hungry for a win after dropping its Homecoming matchup in Week 4. Hester says the Lions are a team that can score from anywhere on the field, especially if the defense doesn’t wrap up.

The Chargers will look to capture their fourth win of the year while keeping Baxter Springs a one-win team when they face the Lions at home this Friday.

The West Elk Patriots and head coach Ian Denton are coming off a 67-20 defeat to Southeast in Week 4.

The Patriots entered the matchup looking to get back to .500, but a quick start from the Lancers, including a kickoff return for a touchdown, quickly put West Elk behind.

Denton says there were some positives to take away from the offense, including success going deep through the air, but he says his offense has to stay within itself and stay ahead of the chains to sustain drives and put points on the board.

The Patriots are still dealing with significant injuries heading into Week 5, as four starters will be unable to suit up against their next opponent, Oswego. However, Denton says his team knows who will be on the field Friday night and will prepare for an undefeated Indians squad.

West Elk’s next three opponents are a combined 9-3, so the road doesn’t get any easier for the Patriots. They’ll be ready for the stiff competition while continuing to focus on recovery.

The Kansas Jayhawks and head coach Lance Leipold are preparing for a Week 5 matchup with Middle Tennessee.

The Jayhawks are looking to get back to .500 after dropping two straight games to Missouri and Arizona State, with the latter taking place in London, England. The trip allowed KU a bye week to recover from the long journey overseas.

Leipold gave his players two days off before they returned to practice last week, and he says they are ready to turn the page, especially with fresh legs and fresh mindsets. 

Leipold says consistency will be important for the Jayhawks moving forward, particularly when it comes to taking care of the football and tackling. He says his team sees the season's potential if they can clean up a few key areas. 

The Jayhawks will play host to the Blue Raiders this Saturday, with pregame coverage beginning at 9:30 a.m. and kickoff set for 11 on Classic Hits 104.1.

The Erie Red Devils and head coach David Pitts moved to 2-2 on the season after a dominant showing against Udall Friday, coming away with a 50-0 shutout victory.

The Red Devils rebounded from a home loss to South Sumner in Week 3 and have gotten their offense rolling in the first half of their inaugural 8-man football season.

Pitts and his squad made the two-and-a-half-hour trip for their Week 4 road game, but after a shaky warm-up, Pitts says his team played a nearly flawless game, while his defense executed one of the most physical games he’s seen since arriving in Erie.

Pitts also says confidence is becoming a big factor in how the Red Devils approach each contest, as the team’s mindset has grown while becoming more accustomed to the new format and the competition around them.

The Red Devils will return home this Friday to take on Southeast, looking to move above .500 for the first time this season while trying to hand the Lancers their second loss.

The Fredonia Yellowjackets and head coach Lucus Lanning are coming off a 30-8 loss to Humboldt, dropping to 1-3 during the first half of Lanning’s first season at the helm.

Fredonia’s defense kept the Yellowjackets in the game through the first 30 minutes, holding the Cubs to a single touchdown. The offense struggled to find traction but managed to find the end zone on its final offensive series of the game.

Coming into the night, Lanning gave praise to several players who had standout performances in Week 3 against Northeast-Arma. 

Lanning says stopping Humboldt’s run game and making sure the Yellowjackets didn’t get spread out on defense were key to slowing down the Cubs, and Fredonia did a good job of executing that plan through the first two quarters.

The Yellowjackets will be back in action this week against Jayhawk-Linn on the road, looking for their second win of the season.

The Kansas Jayhawks have won five of their past six matches and haven’t lost in over a month as Big 12 play ramps up.

KU’s latest victory came at home against Arizona, a 2-0 win that featured two goals in the final 10 minutes, both coming from junior Jillian Gregorski.

Head coach Nate Lie was proud of how his team performed against two tough conference opponents and was happy to come away with a pair of wins. He says he would’ve liked to see the Jayhawks break through the defense sooner after controlling the majority of the game.

The Jayhawks have allowed just two goals over their past six matches, and Lie says that’s one of the team’s biggest strengths. He also pointed to scoring, particularly in the first half, as an area that will be key for the Crimson and Blue moving forward.

The Jayhawks will begin a three-game road trip this Friday when they take on the sixth-ranked Baylor Bears, with kickoff set for 7 p.m.

The St. Paul Indians and head coach Keith Wiatrak dropped a 61-16 decision to Marmaton Valley Friday night, moving to 0-4 on the season.

The Indians and Wildcats faced off for the fifth consecutive year, with Marmaton Valley earning its fifth straight victory in the series.

Wiatrak says Marmaton Valley’s size was a factor in the game, and his defense will use a strategy in future games to help counter opponents with more size at the line and alleviate some of the pressure in the trenches.

Despite the rough start to the year, Wiatrak says he never comes into halftime or postgame with a negative mindset and continues to praise his team for never laying down. He says he wants his team to focus on finishing the game with excellent heart and effort and turn their attention to winning the next quarter.

St. Paul will be on the road next week to face the Crest Lancers, looking for its first win of the season.

The Kansas City Chiefs came away with a 24-10 win over the Miami Dolphins on Sunday, moving to 3-0 on the season.

Kenneth Walker added another rushing touchdown to his tally, while Patrick Mahomes threw for two scores in an efficient afternoon. Head coach Andy Reid said he knew it would be a four-quarter football game and says the Chiefs will have some things to work on heading into Week 4. 

The Chiefs will travel to Sin City this Sunday to take on another 3-0 team in the Las Vegas Raiders, with pregame coverage beginning at 2 p.m. and kickoff set for 3:25 p.m. on the Mighty 690.

The K-State Wildcats couldn’t get the job done against the Cincinnati Bearcats, falling 31-26 at Nippert Stadium Saturday.

An early 10-point advantage evaporated, and after a late touchdown cut into their deficit, the Purple and White were unable to muster one last scoring drive, falling in their first Big 12 test. Head coach Collin Klein says the Wildcats will need to improve at the line of scrimmage after giving up nearly 300 rushing yards to the Bearcats. 

The Wildcats will have a bye week before returning to action against the 20th-ranked Houston Cougars on October 10, with coverage on the Mighty 690.

The Kansas Jayhawks rested this weekend after their second straight defeat of the season and will be back in action this week against Middle Tennessee at home.

Pregame coverage begins at 9:30 a.m., with kickoff set for 11 a.m. on Classic Hits 104.1.

The Coffeyville Red Ravens dropped another home matchup in a one-possession game Saturday afternoon, falling to the Garden City Broncbusters 19-14.

The second Kansas Jayhawk Conference matchup for the Red Ravens started on a good note, as the defense forced a three-and-out on Garden City’s first possession.

Coffeyville then took a 7-0 lead on a 16-yard touchdown pass to Cam Hunter. Afterward, the Broncbusters reached the Red Ravens’ red zone twice but could only come away with field goals, making it a 7-6 game midway through the second quarter.

Garden City added a touchdown late in the second quarter to take a 13-7 lead into halftime, and the Red Ravens’ offense stalled as the Broncbusters scored 19 unanswered points to take a 19-7 advantage into the final frame.

After starting quarterback Marco Rodriquez left with an injury during a fourth-quarter drive, John Nicholas entered the game and found Jayden Howard for a 30-yard touchdown reception on fourth down, cutting the deficit to five.

The Red Ravens got the ball back with under two minutes remaining and no timeouts, but a fumble ended their final possession as Garden City secured the Homecoming victory.

The Red Ravens fall to 1-4 on the season and 1-1 in conference play. Coffeyville will travel to Iowa next week to take on Ellsworth, with pregame coverage beginning at 10:30 a.m. and kickoff set for 11 on US 98.

Here are some of the area high school football scores from last night: 

Caney Valley 64, Baxter Springs 26

Field Kindley 16, Independence 56

Erie 50, Udall 0

Fredonia 8, Humboldt 30

Cherryvale 22 , Galena 14

Neodesha 47, Central Heights 6

Labette County 23, Washington 20

West Elk 20,  Southeast 67

Sedan 6 vs. Flinthills 52

Parsons 0, Columbus 69

Oswego 66, Yates Center 56

St. Paul 16 @ Marmaton Valley 61

Nowata: 48, Caney Valley: 0

Pawhuska: 30, Colcord: 0

Dewey: 27, Crooked Oak: 21

Barnsdall: 15, Fairland: 13

Copan: 40 Yale: 8

Oologah: 7, Grove: 29

Caney Ks: 64, Baxter Springs: 26

South Coffeyville: 6, Covington Douglas: 44

Field Kindley High School football falls to Independence on their Homecoming Night 56-16.

After an opening drive fumble by the Bulldogs, Coffeyville would strike first on a 16 yard touchdown catch by Kobi Kirk.  After the first score it would be all Independence scoring 49 unanswered points.  Indy improves to 2-2 on the season and Coffeyville falls to 0-4.

The Nado will stay on the road as they travel to Winfield next Friday.

Criss Davis and his Bullpups traveled to Baxter Springs on Friday night and spoiled the Lions’ Homecoming festivities by pulling away in the final 24 minutes for a 64-26 victory.

After forcing an early three-and-out, Caney Valley struck first on a two-yard touchdown run by Traxcyn Garton, followed by his two-point conversion.

Baxter Springs quarterback Cole Parrish then broke free for a 70-yard touchdown run to make it 8-7, marking the first time an opponent has scored against the Bullpups this season.

Caney answered with a three-yard touchdown run from Jace Buckley before a fourth-down pass from the seven-yard line to Drake Roberds extended the lead to 21-7.

The Lions responded with touchdown passes of 58 and 52 yards to cut the deficit to 21-19 with about a minute left in the first half.

After a strong kick return from Huck Seger, Caney went to the air with 10 seconds remaining, connecting with Roberds for a 42-yard touchdown to regain momentum. The ensuing two-point conversion gave the Bullpups a 29-19 halftime lead.

The second half belonged to Caney Valley, as the Bullpups recovered an attempted onside kick before Buckley scored on a reverse to make it 37-19. Caney then picked off Parrish, and Garton followed with a 39-yard touchdown run.

The Bullpups added two more scores, including another touchdown catch from Roberds and a rushing touchdown from Buckley, to take a 56-19 lead after outscoring Baxter Springs 27-0 in the third quarter.

Buckley finished with four rushing touchdowns and more than 200 yards on the ground, while Roberds had three touchdown catches and more than 100 receiving yards.

Buckley and Roberds combined for seven of Caney Valley’s nine touchdowns, while the Bullpups’ second-half adjustments helped keep Parrish and the Baxter Springs receivers in check.

Caney Valley will face Neodesha next week during the Bluestreaks’ Homecoming, as the Bullpups and Bluestreaks meet with unblemished records on the line. Pregame coverage begins at 6:30 p.m., with kickoff set for 7 on US 98, as the Bullpups look to play Homecoming spoiler once again.

Tonight marks the halfway point of the Kansas high school football season in Southeast Kansas. We're ready for Week 4. Here's a look at the schedule for teams around the area:

Caney Valley (3-0) @ Baxter Springs (1-2) - 6:30 PM | US 98

Field Kindley (0-3) @ Independence (1-2) - 6:30 PM | Sunshine 98.9

Erie (1-2) @ Udall (0-3)

Fredonia (1-2) vs. Humboldt (2-1) 

Cherryvale (2-1) @ Galena (0-3) 

Neodesha (3-0) @ Central Heights (2-1) 

Labette County (2-1) @ Washington (3-0) 

West Elk (1-2) @ Southeast (2-1)

Sedan (2-1) vs. Flinthills (2-1)

Parsons (1-2) @ Columbus (2- 1)

South Coffeyville (1-2) @ Covington-Douglas (2-1)

Oswego (3-0) vs. Yates Center (2-1)

St. Paul (0-3) @ Marmaton Valley (2-1) 

The Caney Valley Bullpups and head coach Criss Davis are coming off a 44-0 win over the Humboldt Cubs in Week 3.

While the Bullpups’ offense has been rolling, the defense has been just as impressive. Caney Valley has yet to allow an opponent to reach the end zone this season.

Davis says he likes how his defense is playing after shutting out a Humboldt team capable of putting up points. He also emphasized the team’s strong run defense and improved ability to contain opponents through the air.

Caney Valley will make the 60-minute trip to Baxter Springs this Friday to take on the Lions. Davis says his defense will need to be alert to the explosiveness of Baxter Springs’ offense, as the Lions can break off big plays and use their elusiveness to make defenders miss.

The Bullpups are tied for first in the TVL and will look to stay unbeaten tonight against a non-district opponent from the CNC as they reach the halfway point of the regular season. Pregame coverage begins at 6:30 p.m., with kickoff set for 7 on US 98.

The Coffeyville Red Ravens football team is coming off another close defeat, falling to the Iowa Central Tritons in a back-and-forth affair, 31-27, last Saturday.

The loss drops Coffeyville to 1-3 on the season, but the Red Ravens remain 1-0 in conference play. They’ll have a chance to improve to 2-0 in the KJCCC tomorrow when they host the Garden City Broncbusters during Homecoming weekend.

Head coach Nick Dobler says he likes how his team battled back to take the lead in the fourth quarter after falling behind by two scores, however, he’d like to see the Red Ravens stop hurting themselves and put themselves in better situations late in games.

Garden City enters tomorrow’s matchup at 2-3 and will look to even its record against a conference opponent. Dobler says both teams are in a similar position, and his squad will need to focus on itself and execute amid a night of Homecoming festivities.

The Red Ravens are one of four teams still unbeaten in conference play and will look to build momentum as they head into the heart of their season. Pregame coverage begins Saturday at 12:30 p.m., with kickoff set for 1 p.m. on US 98.

Independence High School prepares for their week four action taking on their rival on Homecoming Night.

The Bulldogs have dropped two in a row and are 1-2 on the season. IHS has been outscored 57-40 in the second half of games this season. Head Coach Kendall Fiscus says they come out of halftime slow. Coffeyville and Independence have already seen each other once this season at the Jamboree. Fiscus says both teams have changed a lot since then.

Independence Homecoming Coronation starts at 6:30pm and kickoff is at 7:00pm.

Field Kindley High School heads into week four looking to play the role of spoiler on Independence's Homecoming night.

The Nado are coming off a 39-18 loss to Parsons. Head Coach Mike O'Connor says the team has to be like goldfish and have short memory. The Bulldogs average 25 points a game. O'Connor says they have to focus on slowing down their offensive attack.

Pregame is at 6:30pm and kickoff is at 7:00pm on Sonshine 98.9 KQQF.

The Neodesha Bluestreaks and head coach Nathan West continue their hot start after a 61-0 victory over the Eureka Tornadoes in Week 3.

The Bluestreaks are now 3-0 as they prepare for district play, with both sides of the ball working in unison to help Neodesha earn some sizeable victories.

Coming into the game against Eureka, West says he challenged his players to focus on details and fundamentals and play a complete game from the opening whistle to the final one. 

The Bluestreaks will face Central Heights in Week 4, looking to continue their perfect start, while the Vikings will be looking for their third win. West says Central Heights has some quality receivers, so his defense will need to be prepared for their route running and find ways to put pressure on the quarterback. 

Neodesha will be on the road for the third time in four weeks and will complete a road-heavy stretch after Friday, with only one more away game remaining on the schedule for the rest of the season.

The West Elk Patriots and head coach Ian Denton look to rebound after a 44-18 rivalry loss to Sedan last Friday.

The Patriots were looking to avenge their 2025 defeat to the Blue Devils, but Sedan pulled away late in the second half, dropping West Elk to 1-2.

Denton says several players had to step into unfamiliar positions because of injuries. Despite trailing by just 10 points in the fourth quarter, the Patriots couldn’t capitalize on their long drives to put pressure on Sedan.

Injuries have hampered the Patriots this season, with several players sidelined. However, Denton says freshman running back Carson Tindle did a great job stepping up and filling in amid some unforeseen absences.

The Patriots will travel to face the Southeast Lancers this Friday, looking to get back to .500 while continuing to focus on getting their injured players healthy.

The Coffeyville Red Ravens’ men’s and women’s soccer teams both have winning records as they approach the halfway point of their seasons.

The men’s team sits at 3-2-3 after opening the year 2-0, but has struggled to finish games, with ties becoming a familiar result over the past few weeks. Coffeyville is coming off a 6-1 win over Seward County and will host conference leader Cowley this Saturday, with kickoff set for 7:30 p.m.

The women’s soccer team is 6-2-1 after a 3-0 road loss to Butler last night. The Red Ravens opened the season 5-0 and remain among the top teams in the Kansas Jayhawk Conference. The loss was just their second of the year, and they’ll host Cowley on Saturday, with kickoff set for 6 p.m.

Meanwhile, the CCC volleyball team enters the second half of its season at 8-12. After starting the year a few wins above .500, the Red Ravens have gone 3-7 over their past 10 matches and currently sit ninth in the conference.

Coffeyville is coming off a four-set loss to Independence yesterday evening and will return to action tomorrow against Northeast Community College in Arkansas, with first serve set for 4:30 p.m.

Sedan High School football is heading into week four looking to make it three wins in a row after beating West Elk 44-18.

It was Homecoming night for Sedan and Head Coach Mick Holt says the team came out a little flat. Sedan would outscore West Elk 24-6 in the second half to secure the win. The Blue Devils look to make it three wins in a row as the take on Flinthills on Friday. Holt says both teams may be 2-1 but the Mustangs were close to being 3-0.

This is Sedan's first district game of the season.

Labette County High School football is heading into week four coming off a 29-28 win over Emporia on Homecoming Night.

Trailing 28-21 in the fourth quarter the Grizzlies would score a touchdown to make it 28-27 and then chose to go for two to take the lead. Head Coach Bradley Argabright says he knew before the scored the touchdown they would go for two.  Labette heads on the road for the first time this season taking on 3-0 5A Washington. Argabright says they have been one of the better teams in their conference the last few seasons.

This is Labette's first of three straight road games.