Hour 1: Seg. 1 – K-State falls at Mizzou 30-27 Seg. 2 – Ben Sinnott with big game on Saturday Seg. 3 – Ben Sinnott and Kobe Savage w/media Seg. 4 – Last weekend in Big 12 Hour 2: Seg. 1 – Daniel Green not listed on depth chart Seg. 2 – UCF preview Seg. 3 – Big 12 week three
Author: KMAN Staff
MANHATTAN, Kan. (K-State Athletics) – With four members of the scoring lineup in the top 16 on the individual leaderboard, the Kansas State men’s golf team holds a six-shot lead after the first two rounds of the Wildcat Invitational on Sunday held at the par-72, 7,525-yard Colbert Hills Golf Course. Senior Luke O’Neill and junior Cooper Schultz pace the Wildcats as they are tied for fourth place at 6-under par 138. Nicklaus Mason is in 15th place at 2-under par 142, while junior transfer Ian McCrary is tied for 16th at 1-under par 143. “It was a solid performance overall,” head coach Grant Robbins said. “We got off to a…
Date: Saturday, September 23, 2023 Kickoff: 7 p.m. Location: Manhattan, Kan. Stadium: Bill Snyder Family Stadium (50,00) Series: K-State Leads, 1-0 TV: FS1 (watch) Eric Collins (Play-by-Play) Devin Gardner (Analyst) Radio: K-State Sports Network; k-statesports.com (Listen) Wyatt Thompson (Play-by-Play) Stan Weber (Analyst) Matt Walters (Sidelines) SiriusXM Satellite Radio Ch. 137 or 200; SXM App 954 X Updates: @KStateFB THE TOP 5 1) For the second-straight year, Kansas State will open Big 12 Conference play looking to rebound from a close loss, as the Wildcats host UCF Saturday night at Bill Snyder Family in the Big 12 opener for both teams. The…
Authorities are investigating after an unknown suspect drove into a corn field Sunday afternoon, just south of the airport near the intersection of West 56th Avenue and South 28th Street. According to the Riley County Police Department, the suspect vehicle not only damaged crops, but also struck an irrigation system, causing an estimated $500 in damage. Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers.
Officers filed a report for burglary of a motor vehicle in the 400 block of Clydesdale Dr. on September 15, 2023, at approximately 1:30 p.m. A 28-year-old man was listed as a victim when he reported his vehicle was burglarized by an unknown person and items were taken. Stolen were Adidas and Under Armour bags, sports equipment, a laptop computer, and medical equipment. The total loss amount was estimated at around $800. Anyone with information can contact Crime Stoppers. Using Crime Stoppers allows you to remain anonymous and could qualify you for a cash reward of up to $1,000. Officers filed…
Brandon sits down with the Riley County Historical Museum Curator of Education Melanie Highsmith and representatives of Purple PAWS to discuss upcoming events and local business.
Gamma Omicron of Epsilon Sigma Alpha had their Inaugural Charity 0.5K Slug Run this weekend to raise money for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Judy Ahrens, the event co-chair, talked about Epsilon Sigma Alpha’s fundraising. Ahrens said the event was inspired by the desire to hold a fundraiser run that was easy for anyone accomplish. A 0.5K is exactly 1,000 steps, and participants were able to walk to course and stop for donuts provided by Hy-Vee, kolaches, or protein provided by Raising Cane’s along the way. Participants Amy and Stephanie were excited they were raising money for a good cause.…
A Manhattan man was arrested on Friday morning for damage to property. 32-year-old Gregory Hayes was arrested at 6:00 am in the 1210 block of Yuma Street for one count of criminal destruction and one count of violating a protection order. Hayes was booked into Riley County Jail and was later released on a $3,000 bond.
Kansas has canceled its fall turkey hunting season, state officials announced Friday, amid a decline in turkey populations across the Midwest and Southeast. Kansas has documented “consistent declines” in turkey populations over the last 15 years, the state’s Department of Wildlife and Parks said in a statement. That’s because fewer turkeys are reaching adulthood in Kansas and other states, said Kent Fricke, the department’s small game biologist. Possible reasons include turkey habitat destruction from urbanization and habitat loss from extreme weather events like drought and flooding. It’s unclear which factors are impacting turkey populations to what extent, Fricke said. A…