Seven months into construction, and according to Kansas athletic director Travis Goff, everything is going according to plan for the Kansas football team to play a "week zero" home game at David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium against Fresno State on Aug. 23, 2025. “It'll be a fun opportunity to open, celebrate, with Lawrence, with the rest of the state, with the rest of our fans and dedicate that first ...
Free State guard Addie Fulscher’s first club basketball season culminated in six games at the Nike Tournament of Champions in Chicago over the weekend and a lot of lessons learned. The rising junior played for the Missouri Phenom team, specifically with the KC Myles/Roth squad. Its club season ended with the tournament featuring teams of all age groups with numerous college coaches in attendance. It was a ...
Lawrence High School football's Wednesday night scrimmage featured turnovers, deep bombs, big runs and lots of smack talk — just like a real Friday night in the fall. The team got a taste of game action by splitting into Team Lion, which wore white practice jerseys, and Team Chesty, which wore gray practice jerseys. “We’ve been practicing hard all summer to get some game-like situations,” rising junior ...
For the first time since November, the sounds of football pads popping will return to Lawrence High School on Wednesday night. It might not be a complete game simulation, but it’s the closest thing for the team since the end of last season. After completing their LHS draft on Monday, the Chesty Lions will compete in a Wednesday night scrimmage, splitting the team into team Chesty and team Lion, with coaches ...
The head baseball coach at Lawrence High School isn’t like any other gig for Adam Green. It’s the school he graduated from that helped him play college baseball at Kansas State, and it’s the school he’s been an assistant coach at for years. The job means a little more. Green grew up in an era in which the Lions dominated the state, and he’s seen what the program can do at its peak. However, the ...
Lawrence High School’s cross-country team took a 10-hour bus ride and gained around 9,000 feet in elevation for a change of pace in its summer training. For the second straight year, the team traveled to Bellevue, Colorado, and the Colorado State University Mountain Campus. There, the Lions spent four days running, hiking and building a strong team dynamic. The experience was important both physically and for ...