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    Manhattan’s JJ Dunnigan named Fall All-Flint Hills Male Athlete of the Year

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    By KMAN Staff on December 13, 2025 High School Sports, Manhattan High School, Sports
    Manhattan High’s JJ Dunnigan drives on a punt return against Wichita Southeast linebacker Marcus Johnson during the Indians’ 45-6 regional round playoff win over the Golden Buffaloes Nov. 7 at Bishop Stadium. On special teams, Dunnigan returned six kicks for touchdowns — three punts and three kickoffs — and amassed 854 return yards, averaging 40 yards per touch. Staff photo by Lewis Marien

    By Toby Hammes

    Before he became the most dynamic athlete in Manhattan High’s football history, before the title-game heroics, before the Miami pledge and the All-State recognition, JJ Dunnigan was simply a kid recovering from foot surgery, wondering where football would take him.

    Two years later, it has taken him everywhere.

    The senior wide receiver and defensive back powered Manhattan to a state championship, delivered the most dominant postseason stretch of his career and cemented himself as the most naturally gifted player head coach Joe Schartz has ever coached.

    To view the full article visit theMercury.com.

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