2025: #KStateFB TE Linkon Cure breaks a 42-year old state meet record in the 3A 110 hurdles.
2026: @HolcombFootball's Cooper Cranston sets a new record in the event.
The 2028 football prospect @CooperC_VII runs a 14.26 for the newest top mark. @CatchItKansas@CureLinkon
We are SUPER excited to welcome Tregg Rodriguez and his wife Allison to the Holcomb School District!
Coach Rodriguez will join our high school football staff as well as teach elementary PE. Allison will also be teaching 5th grade at Holcomb Elementary! #HornsUp 🤘🏻⬛️🟧
Carlos Pena, junior of Sublette KS is now a 3x State champion. He has won KEMFA meet as a freshman and sophomore. This year Pena attended the 2A meet in Hoyt KS where he won the 123 weight class division and took first place in all his lifts. He also tied the 2A state record in bench press with a lift of 215 lbs.
Bench: 215
Squat: 335
Clean: 205
#sportsinkansas

Jonathan Froese of Sublette High School (8M DI) stepped into the QB role this week after their starting QB got injured last week. The previous RB had 5 total TD’s, running for 3 and throwing for 2. #sportsinkansas
"I've prayed to The Challenge Gods for years to give me a physical elimination. And I'm about to hit Theo so fucking hard that he's not going to know what hit him."
- Paulie Calafiore
(Words Before Disaster)
#TheChallenge40
Scott City, Kansas to one of the best runners in the country: Brett Meyer of Scott City was a very good high school runner/multiple sport athlete for Scott City with state titles, however there were better/more accomplished runners in Kansas when he was in HS. But now, he’s at a whole new elite level after an outstanding career at Fort Hays State University. Showing you can be from anywhere and be the best with perseverance and hard work. Meyer Qualified for the Olympic Trials in the 1500m with a 3:36 earlier this year. He recently took fourth in the Saint Louis Track Club Professional Men's Mile at 3:57.28 this last week. We caught up with Meyer and tells us his upcoming scheduling. “I’m Tuning up in Nashville tomorrow and Portland next Sunday before racing at the trials on June 21st. It’s pretty amazing to represent small town USA! I’m not sure if any athletes are really seeing what I’m doing because I don’t train with a professional group or anything cool like that. But I hope some kids out there can see that you can still chase your dreams with limited resources. You just need amazing people behind you! Forever grateful for being raised in Scott City and doing all the sports growing up, it’s primed me to the athlete I am today.” Meyer said. #sportsinkansas
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PLAYERS: Your shot might be off, but your hustle never should be. You can't always control every factor in a game but you can always control your effort. Hustle and effort are talents that you can excel at regardless of size, strength, or speed. HUSTLE NEVER HAS AN OFF-DAY!
In todays episode premiering at 6:00, we speak with Head Coach Nate Schmitt of Lakin High School. Nate discusses his programs brand “Press Mentality” and all that comes with it. https://t.co/JikWhmXLWA
In tonight’s episode we talk with Coach Larry O’Connor of Canton-Galva High School. Coach O has nearly 30 years of coaching experience and 4 State Championships underneath his belt! Go give it a listen!
https://t.co/weHvwYcgB8