Football Night in Kansas – 10/17/2025

Football Night in Kansas returns tonight on the stations of Sunflower State Radio, with a full slate of high school football action.

KANSAS HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD SHOW

Join Eric Peterson for the Kansas High School Football Scoreboard Show at 10:00 PM tonight on KD Country 94. The show covers high school football scores, recaps and interviews from across Kansas. Stream it live in the KD Country 94 mobile app, or online at KDCountry94.com. The Scoreboard Show simulcast on Z-96.3 The Lake has ended, and will now only be heard on KD Country 94.

PHILLIPSBURG PANTHERS AT NORTON BLUEJAYS

The Norton Bluejays host the Phillipsburg Panthers tonight, with the Bluejays still searching for that elusive first victory. Phillipsburg comes in with a 3-3 record, with wins over Plainville, Beloit and Russell. Last week Phillipsburg dropped a road contest to Pratt 62-34.

AXTELL EAGLES AT HANOVER WILDCATS

Several publications across the state has designated this Twin Valley League matchup the Game of the Week. Possibly the Game of the Season! The Axtell Eagles come into the contest nationally ranked and undefeated on the season. Hanover brings an undefeated record as well, without allowing their opponents more than 8 points the entire season, along with 3 shutouts. Catch this TVL Showdown with Max Blaske tonight on 95.5 KNDY-FM.

MARYSVILLE BULLDOGS AT CHAPMAN IRISH

Marysville, still in search of that first victory, will travel to NCKL rival Chapman tonight. The Irish, also searching for their first victory, have had a long season as well. One of these teams will come away tonight with their first victory, and the possibility of not finishing the season in the NCKL cellar. Catch the broadcast tonight with Bruce Dierking on Classic Country 1570 AM/94.1 FM KNDY.

ELLSWORTH BEARCATS AT BELOIT TROJANS

The KD Country 94 Game of the Week this week heads to Beloit High School, as the Trojans host the Ellsworth Bearcats. Ellsworth enters the game 5-1 on the season, with their only loss to Hillsboro 54-32 on October 3rd. Beloit comes into the contest 3-3, with back-to-back wins over Norton and Minneapolis the last two weeks. Catch the broadcast with John Boden on KD Country 94.

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