Tag: Twin Valley League

On October 21, 2026, the Kansas Volleyball Association released the final Week 7 Volleyball Rankings for the season. Rankings reflect team records as of October 19, updated post-regional tournaments, featuring top schools across various classes, including Mill Valley in Class 6A and Ellinwood in Class 2A, both with impressive records.

In recent league matches, North Central Kansas League results include Chapman defeating Clay Center 36-14, and Wamego winning against Hesston 42-14. In the Twin Valley League, Axtell topped Hanover 28-8, while Troy secured a dominant 46-0 victory over Blue Valley. Other highlights feature Nemaha Central beating Hiawatha 48-6.

On October 10, 2026, the Twin Valley League Volleyball Tournament concluded at Washington County High School, with top-seeded Centralia claiming the championship. After dominating their matches, Centralia defeated Linn in the finals, securing first place. Hanover finished third, while teams now shift focus to sub-state play as the fall season progresses.

In recent football matches, North Central Kansas League results showed Hesston defeating Clay Center 49-8 and Marysville winning 28-0 against Riley County. In the Twin Valley League, Axtell triumphed over Linn 64-14, while Clifton-Clyde beat Canton-Galva 58-12. Notable performances included Nemaha Central's 43-0 win against Holton.

In recent high school football games, Abilene edged Clay Center in overtime, 17-14. Other notable results include Council Grove's 46-41 victory over Marysville and Axtell's commanding 62-14 win against Troy. Centralia defeated Valley Heights 47-7, while Riley County shut out Minneapolis 42-0. Several teams had open dates.

In recent high school football matches, Clay Center, Hesston, and Marysville achieved solid victories in the North Central Kansas League. The Twin Valley League saw Axtell and Centralia dominate their opponents. Other notable wins included Jefferson Co. West and Riley County in separate matchups. Overall, strong performances characterized the games.

In recent high school football games, the North Central Kansas League saw Beloit, Chapman, Marysville, and Wamego secure victories. In the Twin Valley League, Axtell, Blue Valley, Frankfort, Hanover, Jeff West, Linn, Valley Heights, and Whitewater dominated their opponents. Other area games featured Riley County and Sabetha winning their matches.

In recent high school football action, Chapman defeated Marysville 44-24, Concordia shut out Abilene 33-0, and Wamego triumphed over Clay Center 35-7. In the Twin Valley League, Axtell outscored Reno County Homeschool 74-44, while Sacred Heart overcame Valley Heights 40-11. Other notable games included Sabetha's 49-20 win against Holton.

The 2026 All-League basketball teams for the Twin Valley League have been announced, honoring standout players from northeast Kansas schools, including Hanover, Linn, Valley Heights, and Centralia. Both boys' and girls' first and second teams feature multiple athletes, showcasing exceptional performances throughout the high school basketball season.

On January 23, 2026, various high school basketball games took place, determining placements in boys' and girls' championships alongside consolation matches. Notable results include Hanover winning the boys' championship and Centralia securing the girls' title. Additional games for girls' and boys' consolation are scheduled for January 26.

The updated tournament brackets for boys and girls basketball on January 22-26, 2026, include semifinals, consolation games, and championship matches. Key matchups feature Hanover, Linn, and Centralia competing for titles, with games taking place at Frankfort High School and primary/secondary gyms. Broadcasts are provided by 95.5 KNDY-FM.

The Twin Valley League has announced its 2025 8-Man All-League selections, showcasing dominance from the Hanover Wildcats and Axtell Eagles. Key players include Kadrick Cohorst and Wyatt Detweiler, among others. The league also highlights talent from teams like Frankfort and Linn, underlining its competitive nature in Kansas high school football.