From K-State Athletics Second half goals from seniors Katie Cramer and Laramie Hall propelled Kansas State to a 2-0 win on a sweltering Sunday afternoon at Buser Family Park. “It was an emotional drain on Thursday night,” said K-State head coach Mike Dibbini about Sunday afternoon’s match. “For us to respond against this team in this grinder of a game. You know we kept plugging along and figuring it out, and we just needed to find separation. That Katie Cramer goal was the separation we needed, and then we felt a lot more comfortable. But you know it’s a difficult…
Author: Mitch Fortner
From K-State Kansas State men’s basketball coach Bruce Weber has been selected to receive the 2019 Lifetime Achievement Award from the Milwaukee Public Schools Foundation at their annual alumni awards dinner, which is set for Wednesday, October 2 at Discovery World in Milwaukee. The cocktail and appetizer hour starts at 5 p.m., CT with dinner and the program starting at 6 p.m., and 6:30 p.m., respectively at Discovery World at 500 North Harbor Drive. Tickets start at $125 and can be purchased at the MPS Foundation website at https://e.givesmart.com/events/e8C/. Those interested in attending the dinner should R.S.V.P. by Wednesday, September…
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From K-State Athletics As the NFL kicks off its 100th season on Thursday night, 10 former Kansas State players made NFL rosters as organizations set their active rosters and practice squads following the mandatory cut down from 90 training camp players to 53 on the active roster on Saturday. The longest-tenured former Wildcat is running back Darren Sproles, who enters his 15th year overall and sixth with the Philadelphia Eagles. Sproles opens the year with 19,520 career all-purpose yards to lead all active players and rank sixth in NFL history, needing only 163 yards to enter the top five. Following…
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From K-State Athletics On the opening night of the new Buser Family Park, Kansas State scored an equalizing goal before halftime, but Arkansas State used one of its two second half shots to secure the win on Thursday night, 2-1. Arkansas State (1-1-0) captured the first goal of the night in the 28th minute. Sarah Sodoma dribbled the ball to the end line before crossing a pass into the six-yard box. The ball found the foot of Hailey Furio, who tapped in from close range. K-State (0-2-1) answered in the 38th minute to even the match. Brookelynn Entz eluded a…
From K-State Athletics Kansas State’s men’s basketball team will be honored for their 2019 Big 12 regular-season championship during Saturday’s football home opener with Nicholls at Bill Snyder Family Stadium. The nine returning members of the team – Cartier Diarra, James Love III, Makol Mawien, Pierson McAtee, Mike McGuirl, Nigel Shadd, Xavier Sneed, Levi Stockard III and Shaun Williams – as well departed seniors Barry Brown, Jr., and Dean Wade – will be recognized during the first quarter, along with head coach Bruce Weber and members of the coaching staff. Brown and Wade are planning to travel back to Manhattan…