KNDY Area High School Football Scores – 10/30/2025

NORTH CENTRAL KANSAS LEAGUE
Andale 69, Chapman 0
Rock Creek 56, Smoky Valley 0
Nickerson at Marysville – 6 PM on KNDY-AM 1570/94.1 FM
Concordia at Cheney – Friday 10/31
Andover Central at Abilene – Friday 10/31
Winfield at Wamego – Friday 10/31
Scott City at Clay Center – Friday 10/31

TWIN VALLEY LEAGUE 8-MAN
Axtell 50, St. John’s/Tipton 0
Blue Valley 40, Pike Valley 34
Ell-Saline 56, Washington County 0
Frankfort at Thunder Ridge – 4 PM 10/31 on KNDY-FM 95.5
Hanover 58, Osborne 6
Linn 68, Wakefield 18
Little River 50, Clifton-Clyde 18

TWIN VALLEY LEAGUE 11-MAN
Centralia at Onaga – Friday
Pittsburg Colgan 63, Doniphan West 0
Thomas More Prep 36, Valley Heights 7

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