KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Austin Gomber tossed six innings of four-hit ball in a crucial spot start, leading the St. Louis Cardinals to a 5-0 victory over Brady Singer and the Kansas City Royals. 

The Cardinals still trail the Chicago Cubs by 3 1/2 games in the NL Central, but they improved to 27-25 and edged ahead of Milwaukee and Cincinnati for the No. 2 spot in the division. Dylan Carlson paced the St. Louis offense by driving in two runs while finishing a homer shy of the cycle. Singer walked five in three-plus innings while taking the loss for Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Austin Gomber tossed six innings of four-hit ball in a crucial spot start, leading the St. Louis Cardinals to a 5-0 victory over Brady Singer and the Kansas City Royals. The Cardinals still trail the Chicago Cubs by 3 1/2 games in the NL Central, but they improved to 27-25 and edged ahead of Milwaukee and Cincinnati for the No. 2 spot in the division. Dylan Carlson paced the St. Louis offense by driving in two runs while finishing a homer shy of the cycle. Singer walked five in three-plus innings while taking the loss for Kansas City.

Cardinals shut out Royals

St. X girls volleyball played Monday night against&nbsp;Flint Hills Christian School of Manhattan.

Activities Director Chad Stramel said the middle school team&nbsp; won&nbsp; 2 out of 3 with 25-21 and 25-19 scores

The high school team lost&nbsp; 3 out of 5 with 15-25, 12-25, and 12-25 scores



St. X girls volleyball played Monday night against&nbsp;Flint Hills Christian School of Manhattan.Activities Director Chad Stramel said the middle school team&nbsp; won&nbsp; 2 out of 3 with 25-21 and 25-19 scoresThe high school team lost&nbsp; 3 out of 5 with 15-25, 12-25, and 12-25 scores

Saint Xavier plays Flint Hills Christian in volleyball

LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — Kansas and Kansas State had plenty of reasons to believe this season, despite spring football scuttled by the coronavirus and an offseason unlike any other, would produce another solid brick for the foundation of their program. Turns out it was crumbling right from the start. 

There is still time to put the pieces back together, of course. But the Week 1 lumps taken by the Big 12 rivals at the hands of the Sun Belt — the Jayhawks lost to Coastal Carolina and the Wildcats to Arkansas State — means they head into conference play Saturday with very little momentum and a dramatic step-up in competition. Kansas plays Baylor while Kansas State visits Oklahoma.

LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — Kansas and Kansas State had plenty of reasons to believe this season, despite spring football scuttled by the coronavirus and an offseason unlike any other, would produce another solid brick for the foundation of their program. Turns out it was crumbling right from the start. There is still time to put the pieces back together, of course. But the Week 1 lumps taken by the Big 12 rivals at the hands of the Sun Belt — the Jayhawks lost to Coastal Carolina and the Wildcats to Arkansas State — means they head into conference play Saturday with very little momentum and a dramatic step-up in competition. Kansas plays Baylor while Kansas State visits Oklahoma.

Kansas, K-State try to rebound in Big 12 from Sun Belt  blows

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Maikel Franco hit the go-ahead single with two outs in the sixth inning, the Kansas City bullpen shut down the St. Louis Cardinals from the fourth inning on, and the Royals rallied for a 4-1 victory over their cross-state rivals Monday night. 

Alex Gordon and Jorge Soler also drove in runs for the Royals, who returned for their final homestand after getting swept in Milwaukee, and were starting off with a playoff contender in the Cardinals that had won four straight games. Adam Wainwright took the loss for the Cardinals. Greg Holland earned the save by handling the ninth.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Maikel Franco hit the go-ahead single with two outs in the sixth inning, the Kansas City bullpen shut down the St. Louis Cardinals from the fourth inning on, and the Royals rallied for a 4-1 victory over their cross-state rivals Monday night. Alex Gordon and Jorge Soler also drove in runs for the Royals, who returned for their final homestand after getting swept in Milwaukee, and were starting off with a playoff contender in the Cardinals that had won four straight games. Adam Wainwright took the loss for the Cardinals. Greg Holland earned the save by handling the ninth.

Royals defeat the Cardinals

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Royals reinstated outfielder Jorge Soler from the injured list and optioned infielder Kelvin Gutierrez on Monday before starting their final homestand with three games against the St. Louis Cardinals. 

Soler was hopeful that he could return for the final week of the season after hurting his oblique. The slugger has failed to match his breakout 2019 season, when he played all 162 games and hit a club record 48 homers, but has still hit .235 with eight homers and 22 RBIs for a club that is in rebuilding mode.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Royals reinstated outfielder Jorge Soler from the injured list and optioned infielder Kelvin Gutierrez on Monday before starting their final homestand with three games against the St. Louis Cardinals. Soler was hopeful that he could return for the final week of the season after hurting his oblique. The slugger has failed to match his breakout 2019 season, when he played all 162 games and hit a club record 48 homers, but has still hit .235 with eight homers and 22 RBIs for a club that is in rebuilding mode.

Royals' Soler comes off injured list for season's final week

MANHATTAN, Kan.&nbsp;–&nbsp;<a>The Big 12 Conference and FOX Sports announced Monday that Kansas State’s October 3 Big 12 home opener against Texas Tech will kick off at 2:30 p.m. and be televised by FS1.</a>

The Wildcats are in search of their fifth-straight win over the Red Raiders, which would be the most for K-State in the series. Kansas State has won eight of the last nine meetings overall and four-straight in Manhattan.

<a>Kansas State opens Big 12 play this Saturday by traveling to Norman to face No. 3 Oklahoma. The game will kick off at 11 a.m. and be televised by FOX.</a>

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 </figure>MANHATTAN, Kan.&nbsp;–&nbsp;<a>The Big 12 Conference and FOX Sports announced Monday that Kansas State’s October 3 Big 12 home opener against Texas Tech will kick off at 2:30 p.m. and be televised by FS1.</a>The Wildcats are in search of their fifth-straight win over the Red Raiders, which would be the most for K-State in the series. Kansas State has won eight of the last nine meetings overall and four-straight in Manhattan.<a>Kansas State opens Big 12 play this Saturday by traveling to Norman to face No. 3 Oklahoma. The game will kick off at 11 a.m. and be televised by FOX.</a>

K-State - Texas Tech will kick off at 2:30 p.m.

INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) — Harrison Butker kicked a 58-yard field goal with 1:55 remaining in overtime, and the Kansas City Chiefs survived a superlative first start by rookie Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert to beat Los Angeles 23-20. 

Butker’s game-winner was his third field goal of the day and his second from 58 yards, which tied a Chiefs record for distance. He nailed a 30-yarder on the final play of regulation. In overtime, Butker sent the ball through the uprights from 53 yards, but KC was called for a false start. Then the Chargers called timeout, giving him a rehearsal kick from 58 that he also made before the one that counted. Patrick Mahomes finished 27 of 47 for 302 yards and two touchdowns.

INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) — Harrison Butker kicked a 58-yard field goal with 1:55 remaining in overtime, and the Kansas City Chiefs survived a superlative first start by rookie Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert to beat Los Angeles 23-20. Butker’s game-winner was his third field goal of the day and his second from 58 yards, which tied a Chiefs record for distance. He nailed a 30-yarder on the final play of regulation. In overtime, Butker sent the ball through the uprights from 53 yards, but KC was called for a false start. Then the Chargers called timeout, giving him a rehearsal kick from 58 that he also made before the one that counted. Patrick Mahomes finished 27 of 47 for 302 yards and two touchdowns.

Chiefs defeat the Chargers in overtime

MILWAUKEE (AP) — Daniel Vogelbach belted a pair of homers and drove in all five runs as the Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Kansas City Royals 5-3 on Sunday to sweep the three-game interleague matchup. 

 Milwaukee closed out the regular-season schedule at Miller Park in what was possibly the final home game in a Brewers uniform for Ryan Braun, the 2007 NL Rookie of the Year and the 2011 MVP who has spent his entire 14-year career with the franchise.

MILWAUKEE (AP) — Daniel Vogelbach belted a pair of homers and drove in all five runs as the Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Kansas City Royals 5-3 on Sunday to sweep the three-game interleague matchup. Milwaukee closed out the regular-season schedule at Miller Park in what was possibly the final home game in a Brewers uniform for Ryan Braun, the 2007 NL Rookie of the Year and the 2011 MVP who has spent his entire 14-year career with the franchise.

Royals fall to the Brewers

Christ Preparatory Academy 42, Royal Valley 12

Maur Hill - Mount Academy 40, Nickerson 6

Pike Valley 52, Glasco/Miltonvale-Southern Cloud 0

St. John's Beloit-Tipton 21, Thunder Ridge 18

PREP FOOTBALL=Andale 63, Wellington 7Anderson County 48, Santa Fe Trail 10Andover 35, Salina Central 6Ashland def. Deerfield, forfeitAttica/Argonia 62, Oxford 0Augusta 20, Circle 12Axtell 64, Rock Hills 18Beloit 36, Concordia 7Bentonville, Ark. 35, Mill Valley 28Buhler 21, Winfield 9Burlingame 54, Hartford 6Burlington 54, Osawatomie 0Caldwell 70, Norwich 24Caney Valley 36, Erie 14Canton-Galva 48, Washington County 0Central Heights 37, Northern Heights 0Central Plains 46, Otis-Bison 0Centralia 30, Jackson Heights 12Chaparral 17, Sterling 7Chapman 46, Abilene 0Chase County 50, Valley Falls 0Cheylin 59, Northern Valley 13Christ Preparatory Academy 42, Royal Valley 12Cimarron 22, Scott City 13Clearwater 61, Mulvane 14Clifton-Clyde 54, Wakefield 6Colby 13, Ulysses 8Columbus 26, Girard 7Conway Springs 58, Elkhart 12Council Grove 14, West Franklin 6Cunningham 40, Fowler 6DeSoto 49, Basehor-Linwood 28Derby 35, Wichita Bishop Carroll 21Doniphan West 44, Johnson-Brock, Neb. 22El Dorado 30, Labette County 14Eureka 68, Bluestem 6Frankfort 62, Onaga 12Fredonia 12, Cherryvale 8Frontenac 28, Pittsburg Colgan 7Galena 44, Riverton 0Goddard 46, Arkansas City 13Hays 27, Liberal 13Hays-TMP-Marian 20, Plainville 13Hesston 24, Pratt 15Hodgeman County 60, Bucklin 14Hoisington 32, Halstead 22Holcomb 38, Southwestern Hts. 12Hugoton 63, Guymon, Okla. 13Humboldt 30, Neodesha 22Hutchinson 34, Maize South 33Hutchinson Trinity 35, Belle Plaine 0Inman 50, Salina Sacred Heart 0Iola 20, Wellsville 6Jefferson North 46, Oskaloosa 12Junction City 34, Topeka Seaman 27Kingman 49, Marion 6Lakeside 44, Osborne 34Lansing 41, Shawnee Heights 7Little River 64, Goessel 18Logan/Palco 64, Lincoln 14Macksville 46, Medicine Lodge 36Maize 34, Newton 27Maur Hill - Mount Academy 40, Nickerson 6McPherson 31, Great Bend 13Minneapolis 20, Republic County 14Moscow 55, Burrton 7Moundridge 48, Bennington 38Natoma 45, Weskan 0Norton 34, Russell 28Olathe East 26, SM Northwest 21Olathe North 35, Lawrence Free State 9Olpe 13, Lyndon 7Osage City 45, Mission Valley 8Paola 35, Tonganoxie 28Perry-Lecompton 28, Holton 14Phillipsburg 42, Ellis 6Pike Valley 52, Glasco/Miltonvale-Southern Cloud 0Prairie View 41, Parsons 14Riverside 42, Hiawatha 6Rock Creek 46, Marysville 12Rolla 54, Pawnee Heights 6SM South 42, Olathe West 14Sabetha 29, Nemaha Central 22Salina South 55, Wichita Campus 35Sedan 50, Burden Central 0Sedgwick 35, Jefferson West 7Silver Lake 29, Riley County 28Smith Center 62, Ellinwood 0Smoky Valley 38, Hillsboro 36South Central 54, Kiowa County 6South Gray 48, Minneola 0Southeast 36, Northeast-Arma 14Southeast Saline 42, Ellsworth 0Spearville 68, Ingalls 22Spring Hill 21, Ottawa 0St. John's Beloit-Tipton 21, Thunder Ridge 18St. Thomas Aquinas 41, Bishop Miege 35Sylvan-Lucas 52, Chase 0Syracuse 27, Stanton County 0Uniontown 14, Pleasanton 6Valley Heights 60, Horton 8Victoria 54, Trego 8Wabaunsee 37, Troy 13Wamego 34, Clay Center 21Washburn Rural 21, Pittsburg 14Wichita Collegiate 34, Rose Hill 31, OTWichita County 48, Hill City 0Wichita Heights 17, Wichita North 7Wichita South 14, Dodge City 8Yates Center 46, St. Paul 0___Some high school football scores provided by Scorestream.com, https://scorestream.com/

High School football scores

The All Star game for the Mid Plains League next summer will be played at Rathert Field. Cecil Aska, Junction City Brigade General Manager, confirmed that development during a Chamber of Commerce Business After Hours at the ballpark Thursday evening.

The number of teams in the league remains to be set for next summer. explained Aska. "We've had a couple of league meetings. There are going to be a couple of expansion teams that the league is going to look to approve." Aska anticipated the All Star game would probably be in early July.

Aska noted that among the new improvements are a sound system and improvements to the locker rooms. "The grass is now coming in better in spots. " He added the field is looking good.

The Brigade did not play this past summer due to the coronavirus pandemic. They expect to play in 2021.&nbsp;

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 </figure>The All Star game for the Mid Plains League next summer will be played at Rathert Field. Cecil Aska, Junction City Brigade General Manager, confirmed that development during a Chamber of Commerce Business After Hours at the ballpark Thursday evening.The number of teams in the league remains to be set for next summer. explained Aska. "We've had a couple of league meetings. There are going to be a couple of expansion teams that the league is going to look to approve." Aska anticipated the All Star game would probably be in early July.Aska noted that among the new improvements are a sound system and improvements to the locker rooms. "The grass is now coming in better in spots. " He added the field is looking good.The Brigade did not play this past summer due to the coronavirus pandemic. They expect to play in 2021.&nbsp;

Brigade will host the Mid Plains League All Star Game in 2021

DETROIT (AP) — Brady Singer was stellar for a second straight start, allowing two hits in six innings, and the Kansas City Royals blanked the Detroit Tigers 4-0. Singer pitched eight one-hit innings in his previous outing at Cleveland. The rookie right-hander struck out the first five Detroit hitters and retired the first 10. 

Singer struck out eight with one walk. Salvador Perez homered and drove in three runs for the Royals, who have won seven of eight. Tarik Skubal allowed two earned runs and four hits in six innings in this matchup of rookie starters. He struck out eight with no walks.

DETROIT (AP) — Brady Singer was stellar for a second straight start, allowing two hits in six innings, and the Kansas City Royals blanked the Detroit Tigers 4-0. Singer pitched eight one-hit innings in his previous outing at Cleveland. The rookie right-hander struck out the first five Detroit hitters and retired the first 10. Singer struck out eight with one walk. Salvador Perez homered and drove in three runs for the Royals, who have won seven of eight. Tarik Skubal allowed two earned runs and four hits in six innings in this matchup of rookie starters. He struck out eight with no walks.

Royals shut out the Tigers

The Lady Jay tennis team traveled to&nbsp;the Kossover Tennis Center in Topeka&nbsp;for the Topeka High Tennis Invitational on Wednesday.&nbsp; Avery Jacobsen and Hannah Ratts led the Lady Jays by earning a 2nd place finish.&nbsp; They went 3-1 on the day in #2 Doubles.&nbsp; 

Other participants were Anna Torres and Stephanie Stanislow at #1 Doubles, Abby Ratts at #1 Singles and Grace Harris at #2 Singles.&nbsp; The Lady Jays finished tied for 4th as a team.&nbsp;

 The Lady Jays next travel to Shawnee Mission South for a quad on Monday, September 21st.&nbsp; Matches start at 3 pm.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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 </figure>The Lady Jay tennis team traveled to&nbsp;the Kossover Tennis Center in Topeka&nbsp;for the Topeka High Tennis Invitational on Wednesday.&nbsp; Avery Jacobsen and Hannah Ratts led the Lady Jays by earning a 2nd place finish.&nbsp; They went 3-1 on the day in #2 Doubles.&nbsp; Other participants were Anna Torres and Stephanie Stanislow at #1 Doubles, Abby Ratts at #1 Singles and Grace Harris at #2 Singles.&nbsp; The Lady Jays finished tied for 4th as a team.&nbsp; The Lady Jays next travel to Shawnee Mission South for a quad on Monday, September 21st.&nbsp; Matches start at 3 pm.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Lady Jay doubles team finishes second at Topeka High Invitational

LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — The Kansas Relays, one of the longest-running track and field events in the country, will be postponed in the spring as the University of Kansas tries to deal with a massive budget shortfall caused by the coronavirus pandemic. 

The school said in announcing its decision Wednesday that postponing the relays will save at least $300,000 from the Kansas Athletics budget, and perhaps more given the likely COVID-19 testing requirements.

LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — The Kansas Relays, one of the longest-running track and field events in the country, will be postponed in the spring as the University of Kansas tries to deal with a massive budget shortfall caused by the coronavirus pandemic. The school said in announcing its decision Wednesday that postponing the relays will save at least $300,000 from the Kansas Athletics budget, and perhaps more given the likely COVID-19 testing requirements.

KU Relays will be postponed in the spring

TOPEKA, Kan&nbsp;- The KSHSAA will utilize three sites for state cross country meets to be held on Saturday, October 31, includ­ing two new championship venues.&nbsp; Consistent with risk mitigation efforts, a third site was added to reduce the number of runners at each venue and allow for more time between races.&nbsp;

The Class 6A and 5A state meet will be held at 4 Mile Creek Resort in Augusta.&nbsp; Andover High School will be the host with Wichita State University supporting the effort with course preparation.&nbsp; WSU is very familiar with this course, as the 4 Mile Creek Resort (formerly known as RAFT) is the home course for the Shockers.&nbsp;

Once again, Wamego will welcome championship racing.&nbsp; The Class 4A and 3A state meet will be held at Wamego Country Club and be hosted by Wamego High School.

The Class 2A and 1A state meet will be held at Sand Plum Nature Trail in Victoria.&nbsp; Victoria High School will serve as the member school host and will be supported by the athletic department of Fort Hays State Uni­versity for this championship event.

For the first time since 1992, Rim Rock Farm is not available as one of our championship sites as the Univer­sity of Kansas has notified the KSHSAA that the venue is not open for high school events this fall.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Regionals will be held on Saturday, October 24 at sites that will soon be finalized.&nbsp; Class 4A, 5A, 6A will have four regional sites of eight or nine assigned schools.&nbsp; Class 2A and 3A will have 6 regional sites of 10 or 11 schools assigned.&nbsp; Class 1A will have three regional sites.

TOPEKA, Kan&nbsp;- The KSHSAA will utilize three sites for state cross country meets to be held on Saturday, October 31, includ­ing two new championship venues.&nbsp; Consistent with risk mitigation efforts, a third site was added to reduce the number of runners at each venue and allow for more time between races.&nbsp;The Class 6A and 5A state meet will be held at 4 Mile Creek Resort in Augusta.&nbsp; Andover High School will be the host with Wichita State University supporting the effort with course preparation.&nbsp; WSU is very familiar with this course, as the 4 Mile Creek Resort (formerly known as RAFT) is the home course for the Shockers.&nbsp;Once again, Wamego will welcome championship racing.&nbsp; The Class 4A and 3A state meet will be held at Wamego Country Club and be hosted by Wamego High School.The Class 2A and 1A state meet will be held at Sand Plum Nature Trail in Victoria.&nbsp; Victoria High School will serve as the member school host and will be supported by the athletic department of Fort Hays State Uni­versity for this championship event.For the first time since 1992, Rim Rock Farm is not available as one of our championship sites as the Univer­sity of Kansas has notified the KSHSAA that the venue is not open for high school events this fall.&nbsp;&nbsp;Regionals will be held on Saturday, October 24 at sites that will soon be finalized.&nbsp; Class 4A, 5A, 6A will have four regional sites of eight or nine assigned schools.&nbsp; Class 2A and 3A will have 6 regional sites of 10 or 11 schools assigned.&nbsp; Class 1A will have three regional sites.

KSHSAA announces state cross country sites

DETROIT (AP) — Miguel Cabrera hit a homer and a double to help the Detroit Tigers beat the Kansas City Royals 6-0.

 Matthew Boyd bounced back with a strong performance, throwing five-plus scoreless innings and giving up just two hits. Boyd allowed seven runs over three-plus innings in his previous start as Milwaukee beat Detroit 19-0 last week. 

Jakob Junis started in place of Danny Duffy, who missed the team’s flight to Detroit. Junis gave up five runs and seven hits. Detroit had lost three straight and 10 of 13 games. Kansas City had won six straight.

DETROIT (AP) — Miguel Cabrera hit a homer and a double to help the Detroit Tigers beat the Kansas City Royals 6-0. Matthew Boyd bounced back with a strong performance, throwing five-plus scoreless innings and giving up just two hits. Boyd allowed seven runs over three-plus innings in his previous start as Milwaukee beat Detroit 19-0 last week. Jakob Junis started in place of Danny Duffy, who missed the team’s flight to Detroit. Junis gave up five runs and seven hits. Detroit had lost three straight and 10 of 13 games. Kansas City had won six straight.

Tigers shut out the Royals

NEW YORK (AP) — Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs are on top of the first AP Pro32 poll of the season. Fellow AFC contender Baltimore followed at No. 2. NFC powers New Orleans, Seattle and Green Bay rounded out the top five. 

The Chiefs have been riding high since winning the Super Bowl in February and opened the 2020 season with a win over the Houston Texans. Baltimore began with a rout of the Cleveland Browns. Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers debuted in the poll at No. 14 in Brady's first season outside New England.

NEW YORK (AP) — Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs are on top of the first AP Pro32 poll of the season. Fellow AFC contender Baltimore followed at No. 2. NFC powers New Orleans, Seattle and Green Bay rounded out the top five. The Chiefs have been riding high since winning the Super Bowl in February and opened the 2020 season with a win over the Houston Texans. Baltimore began with a rout of the Cleveland Browns. Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers debuted in the poll at No. 14 in Brady's first season outside New England.

Chiefs top the ApPro32 poll

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Brad Keller pitched his first major league shutout, tossing a five-hitter as the Kansas City Royals won their sixth in a row by beating the Pittsburgh Pirates 11-0. Keller was in total command, allowing only three hits until the ninth inning. 

Making his 55th career start in the big leagues, he struck two, walked one and threw 111 pitches. It was his second complete game in the majors. Salvador Pérez and Hunter Dozier homered to help Kansas City win its second consecutive series after losing its previous eight. Pittsburgh lost its fourth game in a row.&nbsp;

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Brad Keller pitched his first major league shutout, tossing a five-hitter as the Kansas City Royals won their sixth in a row by beating the Pittsburgh Pirates 11-0. Keller was in total command, allowing only three hits until the ninth inning. Making his 55th career start in the big leagues, he struck two, walked one and threw 111 pitches. It was his second complete game in the majors. Salvador Pérez and Hunter Dozier homered to help Kansas City win its second consecutive series after losing its previous eight. Pittsburgh lost its fourth game in a row.&nbsp;

Royals win their sixth in a row

LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — Grayson McCall threw three touchdown passes and ran for two more scores, Coastal Carolina forced Kansas into three early turnovers, and the Chanticleers rolled to a 38-23 victory early Sunday to cap a big weekend for the Sun Belt. Earlier on Saturday, Louisiana bludgeoned No. 23 Iowa State and Arkansas State rallied to beat Kansas State. That made their lightly regarded league 3-0 against the mighty Big 12 with all of the Sun Belt’s wins coming on the road. 

The Jayhawks have a week off now before beginning the conference portion of their schedule against Baylor.

LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — Grayson McCall threw three touchdown passes and ran for two more scores, Coastal Carolina forced Kansas into three early turnovers, and the Chanticleers rolled to a 38-23 victory early Sunday to cap a big weekend for the Sun Belt. Earlier on Saturday, Louisiana bludgeoned No. 23 Iowa State and Arkansas State rallied to beat Kansas State. That made their lightly regarded league 3-0 against the mighty Big 12 with all of the Sun Belt’s wins coming on the road. The Jayhawks have a week off now before beginning the conference portion of their schedule against Baylor.

Jayhawks fall at home to Coastal Carolina

Tyler Atkins led the Junction City Blue Jay varsity runners in the Emporia Invitational with a fourth place finish in the boys varsity race in a time of 16:56.8. There were 62 runners in the race.&nbsp;

Also for Junction City Hayden Diestelkamp finished 36th in 19:27.2, Neil Naputo 41st in 19:41.9, Blake Reed 42nd in 19:43.6 and Isaiah Smith 56th in 21:21.9. Junction City finished sixth out of ten squads in the meet.

In the girls competition the Lady Jays did not field a full team but did have four finishers led by Lorna Rae Pierce in 19th place in a time of 22:22.6. Katelyn Atkins finished 38th in 24:22.8, Murin Burkett 44th in 24:54.5 and Patience Okemba 59th in 23:15.0.&nbsp;

Manhattan won both the boys and girls team titles.

Tyler Atkins led the Junction City Blue Jay varsity runners in the Emporia Invitational with a fourth place finish in the boys varsity race in a time of 16:56.8. There were 62 runners in the race.&nbsp;Also for Junction City Hayden Diestelkamp finished 36th in 19:27.2, Neil Naputo 41st in 19:41.9, Blake Reed 42nd in 19:43.6 and Isaiah Smith 56th in 21:21.9. Junction City finished sixth out of ten squads in the meet.In the girls competition the Lady Jays did not field a full team but did have four finishers led by Lorna Rae Pierce in 19th place in a time of 22:22.6. Katelyn Atkins finished 38th in 24:22.8, Murin Burkett 44th in 24:54.5 and Patience Okemba 59th in 23:15.0.&nbsp;Manhattan won both the boys and girls team titles.

Tyler Atkins leads Blue Jay cross country at the Emporia Invitational

Arkansas State used a 15 yard touchdown pass with :38 seconds remaining to defeat Kansas State 35-31 at Bill Snyder Stadium on Saturday.

Coach Chris Klieman noted afterwards it wasn't the outcome the Wildcats wanted. "We didn't play particularly well. I know what the guys have gone through the last month to five weeks trying to prepare to play. And we can't make excuses, the guys that played we're counting on to play and have success."

K-Stated jumped out to a 21-7 first half lead but using a halfback pass and pass off of a fake punt the Red Wolves came back to take a 28-21 lead in the fourth quarter. Kansas State drove the field to tie the game 28-28 and jumped ahead on a 35-yard field goal by Blake Lynch to make it 31-28.

Arkansas State then drove downfield for the winning score. In the closing seconds K-State had one last possession but could not score.

Klieman said he told the players in the locker room after the game that this is the type of adversity the Wildcats will face all year. "Not knowing who's going to be in, who's going to be out, but that's reality, that's the hand we're dealt and you have to be prepared to tee it up and play." The coach added he appreciated the resolve of the players, however. "I appreciate a number of guys that probably didn't anticipate playing. Even though we knew the guys that were out we had a lot of guys get banged up in the game that had to step up." For example the Wildcats got down to their third team center and third team safety but Klieman observed that they did a great job.

COVID-19 precautions were in place at the stadium with temperature checks in place and attendance limited. Total attendance was calculated at 11,041 fans.&nbsp; Klieman said he was nervous up until late Friday afternoon that K-State would even play the game.

K-State travels to Oklahoma Sept. 26 and hosts Texas Tech Oct. 3.

Arkansas State used a 15 yard touchdown pass with :38 seconds remaining to defeat Kansas State 35-31 at Bill Snyder Stadium on Saturday.Coach Chris Klieman noted afterwards it wasn't the outcome the Wildcats wanted. "We didn't play particularly well. I know what the guys have gone through the last month to five weeks trying to prepare to play. And we can't make excuses, the guys that played we're counting on to play and have success."K-Stated jumped out to a 21-7 first half lead but using a halfback pass and pass off of a fake punt the Red Wolves came back to take a 28-21 lead in the fourth quarter. Kansas State drove the field to tie the game 28-28 and jumped ahead on a 35-yard field goal by Blake Lynch to make it 31-28.Arkansas State then drove downfield for the winning score. In the closing seconds K-State had one last possession but could not score.Klieman said he told the players in the locker room after the game that this is the type of adversity the Wildcats will face all year. "Not knowing who's going to be in, who's going to be out, but that's reality, that's the hand we're dealt and you have to be prepared to tee it up and play." The coach added he appreciated the resolve of the players, however. "I appreciate a number of guys that probably didn't anticipate playing. Even though we knew the guys that were out we had a lot of guys get banged up in the game that had to step up." For example the Wildcats got down to their third team center and third team safety but Klieman observed that they did a great job.COVID-19 precautions were in place at the stadium with temperature checks in place and attendance limited. Total attendance was calculated at 11,041 fans.&nbsp; Klieman said he was nervous up until late Friday afternoon that K-State would even play the game.K-State travels to Oklahoma Sept. 26 and hosts Texas Tech Oct. 3.

Arkansas State stuns Kansas State 35-31

Doniphan West 68, St. Joseph Le Blond, Mo. 32

Goddard-Eisenhower 45, Salina Central 42, OT

Hutchinson Central Christian 22, Peabody-Burns 0

Pittsburg Colgan 38, St. Michael The Archangel Catholic 24

Shawnee Heights 29, Bonner Springs 22, OT

St. Thomas Aquinas 28, St. James Academy 0

PREP FOOTBALL=Andale 63, Mulvane 0Andover 21, Arkansas City 0Attica/Argonia 50, Udall 0Axtell 48, Cornerstone Family 0Basehor-Linwood 61, Leavenworth 42Bluejacket, Okla. 54, Chetopa 20Bridgeport, Neb. 26, Goodland 20, OTBucklin 52, Kiowa County 42Burlingame 60, Waverly 34Burlington 50, Santa Fe Trail 23Caldwell 64, South Haven 28Caney Valley 35, Neodesha 0Canton-Galva 62, Moundridge 6Centralia 46, Troy 0Cheney 54, Belle Plaine 7Cherryvale 44, Bluestem 0Clay Center 41, Jefferson West 13Clearwater 42, Rose Hill 20Clifton-Clyde 42, Little River 36Colby 21, Cimarron 8Columbus 14, Coffeyville 7Concordia 42, Abilene 0Coweta, Okla. 34, Frontenac 13Cunningham 48, Deerfield 0Derby 43, Newton 31Dodge City 35, Liberal 0Doniphan West 68, St. Joseph Le Blond, Mo. 32Douglass 34, Marion 8El Dorado 14, Augusta 7Eureka 34, Erie 7Fort Scott 46, Independence 9Frankfort 52, Wetmore 0Garden Plain 14, Sterling 0Goddard 30, Valley Center 20Goddard-Eisenhower 45, Salina Central 42, OTGoessel 32, Herington 14Halstead 36, Nickerson 0Hanover 58, Onaga 0Haven 30, Smoky Valley 0Hays 43, Great Bend 14Hays-TMP-Marian 34, Russell 6Hesston 44, Hillsboro 39Hill City 7, Ness City 6Hodgeman County 52, South Central 6Holcomb 30, Scott City 13Holton 55, Chapman 13Hoxie 36, La Crosse 14Humboldt 30, Fredonia 26Hutchinson 21, Garden City 20Hutchinson Central Christian 22, Peabody-Burns 0Hutchinson Trinity 42, Chaparral 18Junction City 36, Manhattan 29Kingman 41, Wichita Trinity 6Lakeside 44, Rock Hills 12Lawrence 56, Washburn Rural 7Lebo 52, Chase County 6Lincoln 68, Fairfield 16Lyndon 78, Pleasanton 0Maize 41, Wichita Campus 14Maize South 62, Salina South 6McPherson 41, Circle 0Mission Valley 20, West Franklin 6Natoma 33, Northern Valley 0Nemaha Central 36, Eudora 6Northern Heights 22, Northeast-Arma 20Norton 42, Ellis 20Oakley 10, Plainville 7Olathe North 41, Gardner-Edgerton 0Olathe West 20, Olathe Northwest 0Oswego 54, St. Paul 8Ottawa 33, Baldwin 32Paola 41, Spring Hill 38Parsons 25, Iola 20Pawnee Heights 77, Ashland 31Pittsburg 34, Chanute 10Pittsburg Colgan 38, St. Michael The Archangel Catholic 24Pratt 20, Girard 19Quinter 52, Dighton 6Republic County 52, Ellsworth 6Riley County 47, Minneapolis 0Sabetha 39, Riverside 6Shawnee Heights 29, Bonner Springs 22, OTSmith Center 21, Phillipsburg 13South Gray 52, Satanta 0Southeast 44, Jayhawk Linn 8Southeast Saline 18, Beloit 0Spearville 38, Minneola 22St. Francis 58, Rawlins County 8St. Thomas Aquinas 28, St. James Academy 0Stafford 58, Wilson 42Stratford, Texas 38, Lakin 16Syracuse 33, Elkhart 6Texhoma, Okla. 57, Southwestern Hts. 0Tonganoxie 24, Louisburg 14Topeka Seaman 28, Topeka Hayden 22Valley Falls 54, Pretty Prairie 48Valley Heights 44, Jefferson North 18Victoria 58, Chase 8Wabaunsee 20, Uniontown 14Wamego 28, Marysville 14Wellsville 22, Anderson County 21West Elk 44, Oxford 36Wichita Bishop Carroll 31, Kapaun Mount Carmel 28Winfield 14, Labette County 12Yates Center 56, Altoona-Midway 8POSTPONEMENTS AND CANCELLATIONS=Bishop Miege vs. BV Northwest, ccd.Buhler vs. Andover Central, ccd.Central Plains vs. Tescott, ccd.Jackson Heights vs. Horton, ccd.KC Harmon vs. KC Schlagle, ccd.KC Washington vs. KC Sumner, ccd.Lawrence Free State vs. Lincoln College Prep, Mo., ccd.Quapaw, Okla. vs. Riverton, ccd.Royal Valley vs. Nemaha Central, ccd.Ruskin, Mo. vs. KC Wyandotte, ccd.SM East vs. SM West, ccd.Wichita Independent vs. Sedgwick, ccd.

Friday night high school football scores

The Big 12 has secured access to COVID-19 antigen testing that produces rapid results and will be used the day before competition on players, coaches and staff. The conference announced a partnership with Virtual Care for Families. 

The testing program will use Quidel Rapid Antigen tests. The Pac-12 recently announced a partnership with Quidel that will provide its schools with the capacity to test daily and get results in about 15 minutes. The Big 12 said it expects the Quidel test to provide results that quickly.

The Big 12 has secured access to COVID-19 antigen testing that produces rapid results and will be used the day before competition on players, coaches and staff. The conference announced a partnership with Virtual Care for Families. The testing program will use Quidel Rapid Antigen tests. The Pac-12 recently announced a partnership with Quidel that will provide its schools with the capacity to test daily and get results in about 15 minutes. The Big 12 said it expects the Quidel test to provide results that quickly.

Big 12 to implement rapid COVID-19 tests day before games

Brady Singer fell four outs shy of a no-hitter before the Royals completed an 11-0 thumping of the Indians. 

Maikel (MY’-kehl) Franco and Adalberto (ad-ul-BEHR’-toh) Mondesi each hit three-run homers and Edward Olivares added a solo shot to back Singer, who left after Austin Hedges broke up the no-hitter with a single.

Brady Singer fell four outs shy of a no-hitter before the Royals completed an 11-0 thumping of the Indians. Maikel (MY’-kehl) Franco and Adalberto (ad-ul-BEHR’-toh) Mondesi each hit three-run homers and Edward Olivares added a solo shot to back Singer, who left after Austin Hedges broke up the no-hitter with a single.

Royals hammer the Indians

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Kansas City Chiefs appear to have another offensive weapon after opening their Super Bowl title defense with a 34-20 win over the Houston Texans.

Rookie Clyde Edwards-Helaire (heh-LEHR’) ran through the rain for 138 yards and a touchdown in his first game since the Chiefs grabbed him in the first round of the NFL draft out of LSU. The pint-sized dynamo unleashed a wicked stutter-step before running 27 yards for his first career TD.

Meanwhile, the Chiefs’ aerial attack is as potent as it was during their Super Bowl run. Super Bowl MVP Patrick Mahomes (mah-HOHMZ’) Jr. threw for 211 yards, including scoring strikes to Travis Kelce (KEHL’-see), Sammy Watkins and Tyreek Hill.

The Chiefs have won 10 straight dating to last season, including their come-from-behind 51-31 victory over the Texans in the divisional round of the playoffs.

Houston quarterback Deshaun Watson threw a touchdown pass and ran for another score, but he also was under relentless pressure and was intercepted once. David Johnson provided the biggest bright spot for Houston, running for 77 yards and a score.

The game was attended by a socially-distanced crowd of about 17,000 due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The Chiefs lined up along the goal line about 30 minutes before kickoff and watched a video of Alicia Keyes performing “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” which is often considered the Black national anthem.

The Texans had already left the field when the demonstration occurred. They remained there until R&amp;B duo Chloe x Halle finished a virtual performance of “The Star-Spangled Banner,” then ran onto the field to a chorus of boos from fans.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Kansas City Chiefs appear to have another offensive weapon after opening their Super Bowl title defense with a 34-20 win over the Houston Texans.Rookie Clyde Edwards-Helaire (heh-LEHR’) ran through the rain for 138 yards and a touchdown in his first game since the Chiefs grabbed him in the first round of the NFL draft out of LSU. The pint-sized dynamo unleashed a wicked stutter-step before running 27 yards for his first career TD.Meanwhile, the Chiefs’ aerial attack is as potent as it was during their Super Bowl run. Super Bowl MVP Patrick Mahomes (mah-HOHMZ’) Jr. threw for 211 yards, including scoring strikes to Travis Kelce (KEHL’-see), Sammy Watkins and Tyreek Hill.The Chiefs have won 10 straight dating to last season, including their come-from-behind 51-31 victory over the Texans in the divisional round of the playoffs.Houston quarterback Deshaun Watson threw a touchdown pass and ran for another score, but he also was under relentless pressure and was intercepted once. David Johnson provided the biggest bright spot for Houston, running for 77 yards and a score.The game was attended by a socially-distanced crowd of about 17,000 due to the coronavirus pandemic.The Chiefs lined up along the goal line about 30 minutes before kickoff and watched a video of Alicia Keyes performing “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” which is often considered the Black national anthem.The Texans had already left the field when the demonstration occurred. They remained there until R&amp;B duo Chloe x Halle finished a virtual performance of “The Star-Spangled Banner,” then ran onto the field to a chorus of boos from fans.

Chiefs capture opening game win

MANHATTAN, Kan. –&nbsp;Construction on Kimball and College Avenues will impact K-State football gameday traffic and parking throughout the 2020 season with lane closures and altered routes for fans to access parking lots around Bill Snyder Family Stadium.

The current phase of the multi-year North Campus Corridor improvement project is rebuilding the intersection of Kimball and College to include dual left turn lanes for east/west traffic on Kimball as well for north/south traffic on College. This has resulted in reducing traffic to one lane in each direction on Kimball from Ranser Road to the west of the Kimball-College intersection to the east entrance of the Vanier Football Complex (Gate 6) on Kimball.&nbsp; In addition, College Avenue is closed north of the Gate 3 entrance into the stadium’s west parking lot to the intersection of Kimball.

The City of Manhattan, Riley County Police, KSU Police and K-State Athletics are urging fans to use these available routes to access the parking areas around the stadium to avoid congestion:

Access is available through Gate 5 off Kimball Avenue&nbsp;ONLY&nbsp;from the west (driving eastbound) or through Gates 1 or 3 off College Avenue from the south (driving northbound). Left turns off Kimball (driving westbound) will not be allowed into Gate 5.&nbsp;

If entering at Gate 5, use this link through the Waze app:&nbsp;<a href="https://k-st.at/2F549kZ" target="_blank">https://k-st.at/2F549kZ</a>

If entering at Gate 1, use this link through the Waze app:&nbsp;<a href="https://k-st.at/35nfBTO" target="_blank">https://k-st.at/35nfBTO</a>

If entering at Gate 3, use this link through the Waze app:&nbsp;<a href="https://k-st.at/2Zq6G02" target="_blank">https://k-st.at/2Zq6G02</a>

<a>Parking in the East Lots of BSFS</a>

Access to east-side parking at Gates 7 or 8 off Kimball Avenue will be unchanged. Fans may enter at these gates from either eastbound or westbound. Left turns off Kimball will be allowed into these gates.

If entering at Gate 7, use this link through the Waze app:&nbsp;<a href="https://k-st.at/3bJouZ2" target="_blank">https://k-st.at/3bJouZ2</a>

If entering at Gate 8, use this link through the Waze app:&nbsp;<a href="https://k-st.at/2Fj3MCX" target="_blank">https://k-st.at/2Fj3MCX</a>

Parking in the Grain Science, Foundation Lots

Access to the Grain Science and Foundation Lots off Kimball Avenue (for Grain Science) or Denison Avenue (for Foundation and Equine lots) will be unchanged.

If parking at Grain Science, use this link through the Waze app:&nbsp;<a href="https://k-st.at/35knY2a" target="_blank">https://k-st.at/35knY2a</a>

If parking at the Foundation, use this link through the Waze app:&nbsp;<a href="https://k-st.at/2GEEiAA" target="_blank">https://k-st.at/2GEEiAA</a>

Parking in Lot 9, Peters Recreation Center, Agronomy and Vet Med is CLOSED

Public parking in Lot 9 and the north lot of the Peters Recreation Center will be closed for the 2020 season as will the Agronomy lot across from Bill Snyder Family Stadium. The reserved parking area on the south side of the Peters Recreation Center and the parking lots at the Vet Med Center are also closed.

Fans should note parking lots&nbsp;controlled by K-State Athletics and satellite lots operated by Kansas State University groups will open two hours prior to kickoff in conjunction with stadium gates. Tailgating will be prohibited in parking lots in order to reduce the risk of large gatherings.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Fans cannot bring or set up any items normally associated with a tailgate at their vehicle. Typical tailgate Items such as lawn chairs, coolers, grills, tent canopies, tables, etc. are prohibited. Further, fans may not congregate at their vehicles to eat, drink or socialize while awaiting to enter the game. Fans are encouraged to park, gather their game gear and finish drinks as they walk directly to the stadium to enter.

Parking in the east and west lots of Bill Snyder Family Stadium requires a pass for entry. Paid parking for fans with disabilities is available on a first-come, first-served basis in these lots. To gain entry for ADA parking, guests must display a game ticket, a state-issued accessible license plate or hangtag and present a disability card along with a form of personal identification.&nbsp;

General public parking is available for $20 in the auxiliary parking lots across and to the east of the stadium.&nbsp; For more information click here:&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="https://www.kstatesports.com/sports/2020/8/6/_131476205611845912.aspx?id=4457" target="_blank">https://www.kstatesports.com/sports/2020/8/6/_131476205611845912.aspx?id=4457</a>

MANHATTAN, Kan. –&nbsp;Construction on Kimball and College Avenues will impact K-State football gameday traffic and parking throughout the 2020 season with lane closures and altered routes for fans to access parking lots around Bill Snyder Family Stadium.The current phase of the multi-year North Campus Corridor improvement project is rebuilding the intersection of Kimball and College to include dual left turn lanes for east/west traffic on Kimball as well for north/south traffic on College. This has resulted in reducing traffic to one lane in each direction on Kimball from Ranser Road to the west of the Kimball-College intersection to the east entrance of the Vanier Football Complex (Gate 6) on Kimball.&nbsp; In addition, College Avenue is closed north of the Gate 3 entrance into the stadium’s west parking lot to the intersection of Kimball.The City of Manhattan, Riley County Police, KSU Police and K-State Athletics are urging fans to use these available routes to access the parking areas around the stadium to avoid congestion:Parking in the West Lot of BSFSAccess is available through Gate 5 off Kimball Avenue&nbsp;ONLY&nbsp;from the west (driving eastbound) or through Gates 1 or 3 off College Avenue from the south (driving northbound). Left turns off Kimball (driving westbound) will not be allowed into Gate 5.&nbsp;<ol>
 <li>Those who come to the stadium from the east side of Manhattan and wish to enter at Gate 5 to park in the west lot must detour north to Marlatt Avenue from either Tuttle Creek Boulevard or Denison Avenue, then proceed south on College to Kimball.</li>
 </ol>If entering at Gate 5, use this link through the Waze app:&nbsp;<a href="https://k-st.at/2F549kZ" target="_blank">https://k-st.at/2F549kZ</a>If entering at Gate 1, use this link through the Waze app:&nbsp;<a href="https://k-st.at/35nfBTO" target="_blank">https://k-st.at/35nfBTO</a>If entering at Gate 3, use this link through the Waze app:&nbsp;<a href="https://k-st.at/2Zq6G02" target="_blank">https://k-st.at/2Zq6G02</a><a>Parking in the East Lots of BSFS</a>Access to east-side parking at Gates 7 or 8 off Kimball Avenue will be unchanged. Fans may enter at these gates from either eastbound or westbound. Left turns off Kimball will be allowed into these gates.If entering at Gate 7, use this link through the Waze app:&nbsp;<a href="https://k-st.at/3bJouZ2" target="_blank">https://k-st.at/3bJouZ2</a>If entering at Gate 8, use this link through the Waze app:&nbsp;<a href="https://k-st.at/2Fj3MCX" target="_blank">https://k-st.at/2Fj3MCX</a>Parking in the Grain Science, Foundation LotsAccess to the Grain Science and Foundation Lots off Kimball Avenue (for Grain Science) or Denison Avenue (for Foundation and Equine lots) will be unchanged.If parking at Grain Science, use this link through the Waze app:&nbsp;<a href="https://k-st.at/35knY2a" target="_blank">https://k-st.at/35knY2a</a>If parking at the Foundation, use this link through the Waze app:&nbsp;<a href="https://k-st.at/2GEEiAA" target="_blank">https://k-st.at/2GEEiAA</a>Parking in Lot 9, Peters Recreation Center, Agronomy and Vet Med is CLOSEDPublic parking in Lot 9 and the north lot of the Peters Recreation Center will be closed for the 2020 season as will the Agronomy lot across from Bill Snyder Family Stadium. The reserved parking area on the south side of the Peters Recreation Center and the parking lots at the Vet Med Center are also closed.Fans should note parking lots&nbsp;controlled by K-State Athletics and satellite lots operated by Kansas State University groups will open two hours prior to kickoff in conjunction with stadium gates. Tailgating will be prohibited in parking lots in order to reduce the risk of large gatherings.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Fans cannot bring or set up any items normally associated with a tailgate at their vehicle. Typical tailgate Items such as lawn chairs, coolers, grills, tent canopies, tables, etc. are prohibited. Further, fans may not congregate at their vehicles to eat, drink or socialize while awaiting to enter the game. Fans are encouraged to park, gather their game gear and finish drinks as they walk directly to the stadium to enter.Parking in the east and west lots of Bill Snyder Family Stadium requires a pass for entry. Paid parking for fans with disabilities is available on a first-come, first-served basis in these lots. To gain entry for ADA parking, guests must display a game ticket, a state-issued accessible license plate or hangtag and present a disability card along with a form of personal identification.&nbsp;General public parking is available for $20 in the auxiliary parking lots across and to the east of the stadium.&nbsp; For more information click here:&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="https://www.kstatesports.com/sports/2020/8/6/_131476205611845912.aspx?id=4457" target="_blank">https://www.kstatesports.com/sports/2020/8/6/_131476205611845912.aspx?id=4457</a>