Kansasprepfootball.com would like to announce a photo contest starting in September details will be announced soon. Our sponsor will be Wheatland Broadband Services of SW Kansas. So get your camera ready there will be cash and services for the winning photograph.

Our ninth and final winning photo in the Photo contest   Caleb Loafing of Osawatomie goes all out as he dives for a tackle at the Spring Hill ball carrier. Photo by Chrissy Rayl. Chrissy now qualifies for the final round in November.

Our eighth winning photo in the Photo contest   Unidentified Conway Springs player is collared by a couple of Chaparral Roadrunners. Photo by Tom Phillips. Tom now qualifies for the final round in November. Send yours today. Read the rules first.

Our seventh winning photo in the Photo contest   Eli Kuhlmann of Wallace County High takes advantage of the blocking provided by teammates Dalton Davis and Gavin Mote against Golden Plains. Photo by Peggy Fischer. Peggy now qualifies for the final round in November. Send yours today. Read the rules first.

Our Sixth winning photo in the Photo contest   Colborn Couchman of Scott Community High school breaks through the line of scrimmage for one of his 27 carries for 166 yards against Ulysses. Photo by Michelle Ross. Michelle now qualifies for the final round in November. Michelle's facebook page where you can see lots of photos from other games is here.

Our Fifth winning photo in the Photo contest   Steve Jones of Parsons High school leaps high to snag this catch for a touchdown in the first quarter of the Parsons game against Fort Scott. Photo by Anthony Cook. Anthony now qualifies for the final round in November. Each week a new weekly winning picture will be selected. Send yours today. Read the rules first.

Our Fourth winning photo in the Photo contest Syracuse Bulldog tackles an Oakley Plainsman. Photo by Carol Roberts. Carol now qualifies for the final round in November. Each week a new weekly winning picture will be selected. Send yours today. Read the rules first.

Our Third winning photo in the Photo contest Salina South's Cody Busby jumps over Andrew Millsap a Junction City player. Photo by Yee Mar. Yee now qualifies for the final round in November. Each week a new weekly winning picture will be selected. Send yours today. Read the rules first.

Our second winning photo in the Photo contest Osawatomie vs Anderson County in a JV game. Talk about exploding into the tackle! Photo by Chrissy Rayl. Chrissy now qualifies for the final round in November. Each week a new weekly winning picture will be selected. Send yours today. Read the rules first.

Our first winning photo in the Photo contest Ell-Saline Cardinal Kaleb Whitehair defends against two Bennington Bulldogs. Photo by Meghan Oliver. (Just a little holding going on.) Meghan now qualifies for the final round in November. Each week a new weekly winning picture will be selected. Send yours today. Read the rules first.

Joe Scudder #25 of Goddard being lead into the hole by Ramonte Green #38 against McPherson in a JV game last year. Both boys will be seniors this year both run the 100 in track. Ramonte was a power lifting champ in his weight class last year. Recruit Joe here.

Jack Thomas of Scott City doing a drill at the Garden City Community College Jeff Tatum youth football camp. Pictures by Brandi Price.

Gardner-Edgerton Trailblazers taking the field. Photo by Tim McLennan.

Garden City Community College Spring game picture. #79 is Jacob Owens-Hoisington,#66 Jake Bjostad Haysville, #64 Clem Fellhoelter-Oakley, Coach Price, #76 DJ Willams- Jersey City #77 Bernard Little-Garden City, #89 Devon Davis-Liberal. Picture by Brandi Price.

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Meade Buffaloes the 2-1A state champions of Kansas. Photo by Michelle Ross of Prairie Photo Images Blog.

State championship game pass was intended for #83 Tyler Burdiek of Holton but intercepted by #7 Kody Cook of Louisburg who ran it back for a touchdown. Photo by Kiersten Luthi with Images In Action.

Meade Buffalo Chris Hardaway keeping his eye on the ball all the way to the catch! Photo by Michelle Ross of Prairie Photo Images Blog.

Meade trio of underclassmen tackling a Lacrosse player. #8 Morgan Olvera, Freshman, #12 Jett Little, Freshmen, #44 Adrian Pfanenstiel, junior. Have you looked at the starting lineup for Meade? Plenty of underclassmen. Meade and Stanton County play a rematch Friday night at 7pm in Johnson. Photo by Michelle Ross of Prairie Photo Images Blog.

Paola Panthers senior running back Skylar Hawkins is knocked off his feet by a host of Louisburg Wildcat tacklers including Alex Gentges (#23) and Kody Cook (#7). Trailing the play are Nate Daugherty (#15) of Louisburg and Tyler Henness of Paola. This action from the first meeting of the season in the district five championship game as the Wildcats were victorious by a score of 21-3. The pair will meet again this Friday night (November 19, 2010) with the sub-state championship on the line. The game will again be played in Paola, between the 12-0 Wildcats and the 9-3 Panthers. Photo by Bill Hauldren of MiamiCountySports.com

Eric Van Loenen of Hill City blocks a punt by Osborne’s Jakob DeMars in the first quarter of the 8-man Division I semifinal between Mid-Continent League rivals Osborne and Hill City. The Ringnecks took over on the Bulldog 19-yard line and scored a touchdown which gave Hill City a 20-0 lead in the first quarter. Hill City avenged an earlier defeat to Osborne with a 48-24 victory to advance to the school’s first state championship game in football. Photo by David Steinle of Main Street Media Russell.

Hodgeman County Evan Kreger with the ball trying to escape two Hill City Ringnecks. Hill City wins 26-20 and will now face Osborne in a rematch from week 5. Hill City won that week 5 game 50-38. The winner goes to the state championship game. Photo by Jerri Coats of Captured Creations Photography.

Meade Buffalo Jaden Friesen with the ball against a Rawlins County Buffalo. Meade wins 47-7. Jaden had 17 carries for 274 yards and 17 tackles! The Meade Buffaloes will now take on the Lacrosse Leopards. Photo by Michelle Ross of Prairie Photo Images Blog.

Senior tailback Matt Bromley of Independence had 322 yards rushing and 4 TD's (34 TD's on the year). Bromley now has 2,097 yards rushing for the year...only 43 yards shy of the all-time SEK League rushing record, which he set just last season. And his 34 rushing TD's is another league record (29 was the old one) which he also established just last season as well. In his career: 656 carries for 4,737 yds & 63 TD's.  Indy defeats Coffeyville 34-29 Photo by Rob Morgan.

The Sedan Blue Devils closed out their inaugural season of 8-man football with a 64 to 18 victory over Udall. The devils 7- 2 overall 4-1 in district came up just a few points shy of making the playoffs!  Photo by Larry Powell.

Nick Borth #16 of Meade tackling the Sublette ball carrier. Meade wins 61-7 and now will face Rawlins County. Photo by Michelle Ross of Prairie Photo Images Blog.

Wellsville in Pink Socks supporting the Breast Cancer awareness month of October. Photo by Michelle Kampfer.

Hodgeman County-Jetmore Evan Kreger #2 racing down field with the football. Some of the scores from 8-man this year seems like a lot a track meets with basketball scores. Kreger scored 10 touchdowns in this game against Pawnee Heights to break the state record and tie the national record for TD's in one game. Photo by Jerri Coats of Captured Creations Photography.

Where all football games are really decided, the line of scrimmage. Elkhart in white jerseys and Meade in purple. Meade wins this district match up 57-14. Meade has lost to no Kansas high schools yet this year. Only game Meade has lost was the opening night of football season to a very good Canadian, Texas football team that is still undefeated. Last Friday night Canadian defeated Stratford, Texas 21-7 and that is the closest anyone has come to Canadian.  Photo by Michelle Ross of Prairie Photo Images Blog.

Sedan celebrating come from behind victory over Central-Burden 46-44 as the clock runs down. Photo by Larry Powell.

Meade senior Kellan Hernandez #22 with the football and senior Jaden Friesen #42. Meade Buffaloes stampede the Lakin Broncs at home Friday night 50-0. Meade may be the best 2A school in the state of Kansas. Photo by Michelle Ross of Prairie Photo Images Blog.

Lane Koster of Beloit doing a good job of getting away from the tacklers. Beloit loses to Smith Center last Friday night 35-30 in a great high school football game. Photo by Cody Gibbens.

Seth Filbert of Macksville with the football being tackled by Ross Binford of Kiowa County. Macksville takes this game by the score of 40-18. Photo by Mark Anderson of the Kiowa County Signal (Great close up photo Mark!)

The Kingman Eagles taking the field. Kingman broke a 23 game losing streak earlier this season and was named one of the 'Teams of the Week' in Kansas for doing so. Keep up the good work Eagles and it will be real work getting to where you want to be. This has been the year to break some of these multiple year losing streaks and we are proud of the teams that have done it. Maur Hill 30 games, Republic County 29 games, Parsons 21 games, Weskan 20 games, Peabody-Burns 19 games, Haven 17 games, Yates Center 16 game, Rolla 15 games, Attica, Topeka Highland Park & Pleasanton 13 games, Pike Valley, Chetopa & West Franklin 12 games, Solomon 11 games, Trego County 10 games. If I have forgotten a team please email me! (I really like these multiple player photographs where teams are taking the field. Send me a picture of your team taking the field!)

Central of Burden Captains left to right, Tyler McMichael, Bo Savage, John McAlister, Ky Biddle. Photo by Scott Biddle.

Kiowa Counties Ross Binford found the running lanes much tighter against Pretty Prairie, averaging just four yards a carry versus his season average of 10-plus yards per rush entering the game. Pretty Prairie wins 48-0 and solidifies their number one ranking in 8-man I. Photo by Mark Anderson of the Kiowa County Signal

South Central Joey McCleary going down hard against Kiowa County but still with ball security! Making the tackle is Kiowa County's Cody 
Headrick (lower left) whose toes just made the picture! Photo by Mark Anderson of the Kiowa County Signal

Meade #10 Colton Little carrying the ball against Stanton County. Meade is still undefeated within the state of Kansas. Photo by Michelle Ross of Prairie Photo Images Blog. (Michelle has great pictures of the Buffaloes at her Blog and great music to accompany your viewing.)

Kiowa County's John Musquez (20) goes all out to block a 14-yard field goal attempt by Fairfield's Ryan Ewy in the second quarter of the Falcons' 54-8 loss to the Mavericks. Ewy missed this attempts and had a second blocked in the second half. Photo by Mark Anderson of the Kiowa County Signal

The Phillipsburg Panthers for 2010. Photo by Jacque Bretton.

The Sedan Blue Devils taking the field. Photo by Larry Powell.

Kiowa County's Darin McVay hauls in a 46-yard Ross Binford pass in 
the second quarter of the Mavericks' 54-8 win at Fairfield (Langdon) 
Friday night. The senior speedster caught three passes from Binford 
for 106 yards. Binford, meanwhile, hit on 9 of 16 for 246 yards and 
two scores. Photo by Mark Anderson of the Kiowa County Signal

The Sedan Blue Devils after defeating Chetopa Friday Sept 24th, 52-6. Sedan is one of the new teams in 8-man I after playing 11-man football for ever. Photo by Cindy Powell.

The Wellsville Eagles taking the field. Wellsville is putting together a nice season this year and looking to make some noise in the playoffs. Photo by John Dowling. www.whsEagleFootball.com

Nickerson's Hector Rodriguez (32) leaps to catch a 30-yard pass against two Abilene defenders. Rodriguez scored two touchdowns for Nickerson. Abilene won 27-21. Photo by Linda Owen.

Freshman back Trever Powell (8), of Kiowa County, got his first chance at varsity ball Friday night and responded with 100 yards and two scores on seven carries. "This was his first chance and he made the most of it," Coach Clint Young said later.  "He's got good speed and vision, but not a lot of fear, especially for a freshman." Welcome to high school football, freshman. Kiowa County defeated Minneola 72-44. Photo by Mark Anderson of the Kiowa County Signal

Concordia's Blaine Newton receives the ball from Blake Woellhof. Beloit's own Alex Niemczyk covers the play. Concordia wins 12-6 in front of a big crowd to open the 2010 season. Photo by Cody GIbbens

Pratt Skyline's Easton Burgardt tries to shake the grasp of Greensburg's Ty Schaef (6) late in the Thunderbirds' upset of Greensburg. Looking on 
are Billy Stensland (57) and Nathan Charlton (20) of the Rangers. Photo by Mark Anderson of the Kiowa County Signal  

Hutch High running back Josh 'Moose' Smith hurdles his way to his 5th touchdown and 302 yards rushing which I believe was a new school record against Bishop Carroll in the semi-finals. Hutch sets a new state record by winning 6 state championships in a row.. Photo by Joyce Schultz. Hutch High football website with nice music.

Hayden takes the sub-state championship over Buhler and will now play Bishop Miege in the State Championship game. Photo by Greg Sigurdson.

Do you love football? Have you ever wondered if God even cares about the game? Well, the Bible often parallels sports with life. In this book Josh Steed, a former player, and lover of the game, makes a comparison between the sport and the Christian faith. He also tackles some of the biggest objections to Christianity. (If you are in the media Josh is looking to promote his book contact him through his website.)

Gardner-Edgerton's Bubba Starling a junior QB doing a spin move to get away from several Paola would be tacklers.  Bill Hauldren took this picture

The Scott City Beavers taking the field.

Greensburg tailback Nathan Charlton was typically swarmed by Clifton-Clyde defenders shortly after he touched the ball. The 1,500plus yard season rusher was held to 29 yards on 13 carries Saturday afternoon. The Clifton-Clyde Eagles win 68-8. Photo by Mark Anderson of the Kiowa County Signal

Topeka Hayden celebrating after defeating Andover. Next up is Andale in Andale. Photo by Greg Sigurdson.

Meade defenders Jaden Friesen #42 junior; Weston Kroth #70 sophomore vs. the St. Francis Indians. The purple Buffaloes stopped the Sainty Indians 48-6. The Buffaloes will now go to face the Redmen in Smith Center at the Pasture of Pain for one of the teams. Photo by Michelle Ross of Prairie Photo Images Blog.

Golden Plains finishes the season 7-3 but what great memories and a picture to match those memories. Another great picture from last Thursday nights game in a Snow Bowl played in Northwest Kansas. As much moisture as we have had this fall makes me wonder, as we get further into November, if we will have more pictures like this one? Photo by Travis Betz.

Otis-Bison quarterback Kevin Wissman just might be the player of the year in 8-man football. Otis-Bison will most likely have to finish in the state championship game for that to happen so more media members can see the Cougars play. Here is a story about the Cougars defeating Victoria. Photo by Everett Royer.

Elkhart celebrating the Bi-District championship over Lacrosse 60-26. Photo by Cassie Owens.

Greensburg's Thomas Derstein (2) and Billy Stensland (57) reach in vain to deny Macksville's Marc Renfro from the end zone in the Mustangs' runaway win Thursday. Despite the loss, Greensburg advances to the playoffs due to Jetmore downing Skyline the same night. Macksville wins the district to Greensburg's runnerup status. Photo by Mark Anderson of the Kiowa County Signal  

BRRRRRRRRRR Cold it was. . . the field was slop but football was played on a night that northwest Kansas saw lots of snow and rest of the state rain. Photo by Michelle Ross of Prairie Photo Images Blog.

Greensburg's Nathan Charlton (20) found the going tough throughout Friday's game at Skyline, here being hemmed in by the 'Birds' Brandon Morrow (30), Trent Befort (behind Charlton) and Zach Marzullo (on the turf). Pictured for Greensburg are Billy Stensland (left), and Grant Sirois (on turf). Skyline wins 34-30 after trailing at half 24-0! Photo by Mark Anderson of the Kiowa County Signal  

Hugoton Eagles being lead to the field by over 30 Harley Motorcycles at the home opener against Lakin. Hugoton wins 47-7. Photo by Hugoton Journalism class. Hugoton Football Website

Meade defense at work #80 Josh Trevino Sr.; #82 Taylor Wiens Jr.; #84 Randy Friesen Fr. vs. Kinsley. Big game this week for the Purple Buffaloes as they face off against the Lacrosse Leopards in Meade. Photo by Michelle Ross of Prairie Photo Images Blog. (I like the music in your blog Michelle!)

Haviland's Ruben Perez (5) pulls Ashland's Ben Fox down by his shirt. Ashland is having a great season this year. Photo by Mark Anderson of the Kiowa County Signal  

Greensburg Coach Clint Young exhorts his team after Spearville had tied the score at 34-all with just under five minutes to go in the game. Greensburg rallied on a 65-yard touchdown pass from Cody Headrick to Thomas Derstein with 32 seconds remaining to win 42-34 and stay unbeaten in district play and 5-2 overall. Photo by Mark Anderson of the Kiowa County Signal  

Pratt-Skyline defeated St. John 78-76 at Skyline's Homecoming. Pratt-Skyline's Homecoming King, Trent Befort scored 9 touchdowns (6 rushing, 2 receiving, and 1 interception return) he also had 391 rushing yards on 31 carries. The game ended late due to power outage at the stadium. Photo by Gale Rose of Pratt Tribune. (article about at Pratt Tribune)

Otis-Bison is having a great season the year of the Cougar! Photo by Everett Royer.

Gardner-Edgerton's Bubba Starling a junior QB doing a spin move to get away from several Paola would be tacklers. You can keep your eye on these Blazers at Miamicountysports.com with Bill Hauldren who took this picture.

Columbus Titans taking the field. Photo by Carolyn Eddington.

Meade Buffalo Albert Davis running with the football against those Elkhart Wildcats. This must have been a great regular old fashioned football game since the score ended up 12-7 for the Buffaloes. Photo by Michelle Ross of Prairie Photo Images Blog.

Greensburg quarterback Cody Headrick takes off on a naked bootleg that netted a 27-yard touchdown in the third quarter of the Rangers' 70-22 pasting of St John. Scoring three times on the same play a week earlier against Jetmore, Headrick's second score at St John, a 49-yard quarterback draw up the middle, ended the game early in the fourth. Trying to give chase is St. John's Zach Minnis (82) and Aaron Spare (22). Photo by Mark Anderson of the Kiowa County Signal

You gotta love 8-man football these kids sure do! Haviland freshman Montana Ralstin (2)--all 130 pounds of him--grasps the wrist of Bucklin quarterback Zach Kreutzer securely enough to bring him down at the line of scrimmage. Haviland went on to shut out the Aces 47-0 to go 5-1 overall and 2-0 in district play. Great photo by Mark Anderson of the Kiowa County Signal

Central-Burden huddled up before the game. The Raiders are undefeated in district play at 2-0 and looking to make the playoffs for the first time since 1996. Photo by Joel Wheeler.

Matt Bromley of the Independence Bulldogs is one of the reasons Indy is 4-1 on the season for the first time since 1994. Bromley has rushed for 1,104 yards on 138 carries with 14 TD's. Despite being a major weapon in the Bulldogs offensive arsenal, Bromley is most recognized for his incredible work ethic, and unselfish attitude toward his fellow teammates. For example, after shattering the individual school record for rushing yards in a single game (326) against Fort Scott, Bromley was spotted in the 'Dogs huddle congratulating his offensive linemen, who helped pave the way to his amazing performance. Photo by Rob Morgan.

Camron Leupold of Hiawatha is rushing for huge yardage this year (school record through 5 games 1,408 yards) but as with any back gaining big yards he is being lead through those holes by a bunch of blockers and this man-on-man fight in the foreground is looking good. Photo by Joey May at Hiawathaworldonline.

Caney Valley High School's Gable LaForge pulls down a pass from quarterback Matt Barlow while avoiding a Humboldt defender during Caney Valley's 44-13 win over the Cubs on Oct. 2.  The victory propelled the Bullpups to a 5-0 record. Photo by Andy Taylor of the Montgomery County Chronicle.

Brody Burns of Jetmore being chased by Billy Stensland of Greensburg. The Rangers win 64-26. Great photo by Mark Anderson of the Kiowa County Signal

Greensburg Coach Clint Young opened against rival Jetmore in a look he had kept veiled until Friday night, the inverted wishbone with tailback Nathan Charlton (20) taking the direct snap with fullback Grant Sirois (32) and lineman Billy Stensland (57) flanking him. The Rangers, however, mostly ran Power I and some spread in their 64-26 win over the 'Horns. Charlton gained 405 yards on 48 carries on the night. Photo by Mark Anderson of the Kiowa County Signal

Haviland's Ruben Perez sweeps right for good yardage late in the 
Dragon's 30-26 win over previously unbeaten Pawnee Heights Friday night. Photo by Mark Anderson of the Kiowa County Signal

Is anybody paying attention to those Hugoton Eagles down in Southwest Kansas? Better keep your eye on the Eagles. Caleb Gifford taking the handoff. Gifford has rushed the ball 77 times for 522 yards through 4 games according to Coach Clint Merritt. Against Southwestern Heights Friday night the Eagles ran the ball 40 times for 490 yards. Just what you would expect from an old Smith Center Redman football player now a Coach. Eagle Football Website. Photo by Lori Demers.

Hiawatha junior Cameron Leupold in game four rushed for over 340 yards and for the season is now over 1,000 yards. Is anybody looking to recruit this 5'10" 185 pounder that runs a 40 in 4.41? Photo by Joey May at Hiawathaworldonline.

Another good QB in our state is sophomore Seth Kern of Paola. Great block by the Panther on the Blazer to free up Seth Kern. Kern rushed 16 times for 140 yards and 2 TD's in this game. Follow the Panthers at Miamicountysports.com with Bill Hauldren who took this picture.

Greensburg on the left and Ashland on the right in a 4th down moment before the play. Notice the artificial turf? Greensburg has the only artificial turf on an 8-man field in Kansas, I think. Ashland wins this game 32-6. Great photo by Mark Anderson of the Kiowa County Signal.

Meade's Kellan Hernandez #22 running with the football against a Beaver, Oklahoma player. Meade won 28-7. Photo by Michelle Ross of Prairie Photo Images Blog.

Hoisington Zach Higgins the QB for the Cardinals with the football. Unfortunately according to Coach Irvin in Hoisington, Zach was injured shortly after this play and is out for the season. Hoisington defeats Nickerson 30-12. Photo by Mike Courson.

Skyler Hawkins of Paola on the run with the ball against Gardner-Edgerton. Follow the Panthers at Miamicountysports.com with Bill Hauldren who took this picture.

Osawatomie #24 Jamison Greenwood returning a kickoff for a touchdown with #45 Jedd Froggatte leading the blocking against Iola in this picture. Trojans win 44-25 and it looks like a good crowd at the game. Photo by Jocelyn Sheets with Miamicountysports.com

Levi Cyphers of Clifton-Clyde tackling a Blue Valley-Randolph player with a perfect tackle. Clifton-Clyde wins 74-28 and will take on Hanover in a big game Friday night. Photo by Angela Cypers.

Greensburg's Nathan Charlton (20) breaks free on one of his 33 carries against Haviland Friday night. The senior back gained 246 yards on the night, scoring three touchdowns and four PAT's in the Rangers 60-32 win over their in-county rival, Haviland. Photo by Mark Anderson of the Kiowa County Signal.

Meade's Dakota Benear passing the football against Beaver, Oklahoma. Photo by Michelle Ross of Prairie Photo Images Blog.

Meade football's Jordan Moshier #8 taking down a Beaver, Oklahoma player. Also pictured from left to right, #15 Dakota Benear, #73 Trevin Pfanenstiel, #75 Adam Gleason, #22 Kellan Hernandez. Meade won over Beaver, Oklahoma 28-7. Meade will face Leoti this Friday night, both teams undefeated. Photo by Seth Blehm. (P.S. I am happy to report that Jordan Moshier is OK and no serious concussion was sustained.)

Ulysses Tigers taking the field. Photo by Kelly Johnson.

Thunder Ridge taking the field. Photo by Julie Kuhlman.

Pawnee Heights Tigers taking the field between the Growl of the motorcycles. Photo by the Pawnee Heights yearbook staff. Pawnee Heights the home of Gary Patterson the TCU coach.

Madison’s Caleb Hamilton (21) breaks through the Marmaton Valley line with only the goal post to stop him. Photo by Gordon Smith.

Deerfield Spartans coached by Randy Richter. You better keep your eye on these Spartans they just might make some noise come playoff time. Photo by Jenna Johnson.

Perry-Lecompton Senior Kyle Morgison making a circus catch
(he does catch that ball somehow) vs KC Piper in a 28-13 Kaw victory. Photo by Jeff Dickson.

Greensburg QB flips the ball to his tailback as the Eagles of Clifton-Clyde close in. Eagles win 68-6 in 2 quarters of play. Photo by Mark Anderson of the Kiowa County Signal

The Press Box View for Bill and Tim at Darner Stadium in Scott City.

Pittsburg Colgan walk over from the church to the field. Photo by Christy Watt.

The Quinter Bulldogs taking the field. This is Quinter's first year back at the 8-man level of football. Coaches Woolf, Roesch, and Ruckman spent many 
hours this summer planning the transition from 11-man to 8-man football. Quinter will play Hill City Friday another team that moved to 8-man football this year. Photo by Amy Brooks.

Brandon Searle of Wichita Collegiate has 13 catches for 174 yards through four games this fall. Collegiate defeats Marion in a close one 21-14. Outstanding close up photo by Jeff Searle.

Madison’s Henry Ott makes a ball-jarring tackle on Crest’s Dakota Milner (45). Madison is rolling through the season undefeated and has only allowed 26 points to be scored on their defense. Now that is impressive in 8-man football. My guess is there is a lot of jarring tackles being applied by the Bulldogs. I mean look at this tackle. Wrap up is being performed, drive through with the legs, this a picture perfect tackle! Photo by Gordon Smith.

Beloit Jordan Adams looking for a running lane in that Beloit double wing offense. Photo by Tim Hager.

Gardner-Edgerton vs Paola on a great September evening as the sun sets. Look for more great pictures and stories at Miamicountysports.com with Bill Hauldren who took this picture.

Clifton-Clyde Braydon Bloomfield about to toss one down field in the first game of the year at Blue Valley-Randolph. Clifton-Clyde wins 74-28. Photo by Angela Cyphers.

A skydiver brings in a large American flag in pregame ceremonies for the district game between Lakin at Holcomb. Photo by Morgan Butteris.