Get your Sports Physical for the 2021-2022 School Year on Saturday May 1st, 2021 at Cotton O’Neil Kanza Park – 2nd Floor West Entrance at 2660 SW 3rd Street from 8:00 am – 2:00 pm. Physicals are only $20. No appointment necessary. Open to all Middle School and High School Student/Athletes. GET YOUR PHYSICAL TAKEN
JUNCTION CITY 68 TOPEKA HIGH BOYS 57 Brent Maycock Topeka Capital-Journal With Topeka High down just nine to Junction City going into the fourth quarter of Saturday’s Class 6A sub-state play-in game, Trojan senior Jalen Smith did everything he could to prolong his season and spark a comeback. But High’s defense couldn’t come up with
4:00 in Aux. Gym Highland Park (home) vs. Topeka West (visitor) 4:00 in Main Gym Shawnee Mission North (home) vs. Wichita Southeast (visitor) 6:30 in Aux. Gym Hayden (home) vs. Topeka High (visitor) 6:30 in Main Gym Lansing (home) vs. Wichita East (visitor) * ALL GAMES LIVE-STREAMED ON THE TOPEKA HIGH SCHOOL
The 60th Annual Topeka Invitational Tournament will begin next week on Thursday January 21st and run through Saturday January 23rd. This year’s tournament will be hosted by Topeka High School with games running simultaneously in both the main gym and auxiliary gym. Unfortunately due to District 501’s school board decision on winter sports attendance, there
TOPEKA HIGH GIRLS 92, JUNCTION CITY 34 After seeing Friday’s game at Seaman postponed because of low numbers on the Viking team, the Topeka High girls were chomping at the bit to get back on the court. Saturday, Junction City took the brunt of that bite. Topeka High smacked the visiting Blue Jays with a
By Todd Fertig Special to The Capital-Journal Topeka West picked up its second victory of the season by going to Topeka High and registering a 75-62 victory on the strength of an experienced roster led by Trevion Alexander. Topeka High finally got on the court after having its first outing postponed. With four new starters
Capital Journal Men’s Basketball Season Preview: There’s no doubt that Topeka High graduated a lot of talent off last year’s 16-6 boys basketball team that shared the Centennial League championship and played in a Class 6A sub-state championship game. Gone are last year’s city co-player of the year King Sutton and former All-City first-teamer Da’Vonshai
ATTENTION: Basketball and Wrestling tryouts originally scheduled for Monday November 16th, 2020 have been postponed by the District 501 School Board. Next Thursday evening, November 19th at the next 501 School Board Meeting dates will be discussed for when Basketball and Wrestling tryouts will begin. Please stay tuned…
