We're counting down the top-10 greatest Kansas High School track and field state records across all events, boys and girls, and we're up to #9. Using the IAAF point tables, we've ranked the ten best state records and there are some huge surprises!
Using the point values from the IAAF Scoring Tables, we count down the top-10 best high school track and field records across all events for both girls and boys in the state of Kansas. There are some BIG surprises!
It has been announced that Cessna Stadium, home of the Kansas state high school track & field championships since 1972, will be torn down and replaced with a new multi-use facility. Share your memories of state meets past in Cessna!
A look back at the highlights of the last four years of cross country for the Class of 2020
How a simple act by my father taught me volumes about coaching and parenting.
Courtney Frerichs didn't have a traditional path in high school distance running -- that hasn't stopped her
Is it possible for something to be both so unimportant that it's irrelevant and so valuable that it's priceless all at the same time?
Winners of the high school boys and girls 100m at the KU Relays will automatically qualify for the Adidas Dream 100 at the Adidas Boost Boston Games on May 20. KU Relays is the only auto-qualifying meet in the U.S.
First in a series of four. In this article we will explain how a recent simple change allowing physical therapy direct access is revolutionizing our knowledge and understanding of injury treatment and prevention.
How a simple act by my father taught me volumes about coaching and parenting.
Christian Smith, second in a series. The dictionary defines "archetype" as "a perfect example or model of something."
Lessons learned and habits formed during high school track or cross country can transform you
A heartfelt essay on what it means to run, to train and to pursue the very best in yourself every day
First in a series. The dictionary defines “archetype” as “a perfect example or model of something.” The Kansas state motto is “Ad astra per aspera,” which means “to the stars through difficulties.” This series will focus on native Kansan track and cross-country athletes who are archetypes of that state motto, people and athletes who overcame remarkable difficulties to achieve amazing things. Some will be famous, others not so much, but they will all embody the traits that allowed them to reach the stars through difficulties.