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Historic wins, perfect games, national titles and national disgraces helped make the last 365 days memorable.

Sixteen linebackers, 15 defensive linemen head top Midwestern players worthy of more college attention.

'The Shot' tops our look back at the best of the past 10 years.

From 'Remember the Titans' to 'Wildcats,' here are some flicks while we wait for high school sports to return.

Kansas is first in the country to cancel all of spring sports, a week after cancelling state basketball tournament; All-State basketball teams selected.

Perry Ellis and Christian Ulsaker concluded their prep careers as state champions, as did Scott City's Ron Baker.

McPherson claims 11th state basketball title in school history while Aquinas girls win first title since 2004. Also, Wichita Heights boys and girls sweep titles.

Seven Kansas cities will host 16 basketball teams each this weekend as the Kansas boys and girls state basketball tournament gets under way.

Knights rally from 11-point deficit going into fourth quarter to begin madness. Also, postseason predictions.

Also, Tyler Matthews gives verbal to TCU football.

Austin Fisher's 3-pointer in overtime holds up for an important boys basketball win; Complete Kansas basketball rankings.

Willie Cauley plays big in first game after transfer.

After guiding Kansas City-Washington to the 2009-10 Kansas Class 5A State Basketball Tournament, Tra'Vaughn White has the Wildcats on the fast track again.

After a fine freshman campaign, Wichita North standout guard Conner Frankamp has been on fire early on in 2010-11 with 81 points in two games; Preseason All-State Basketball.

Three girls teams and four boys teams return to the Kansas basketball tournaments to defend titles, but only the Wichita Heights and Wichita Collegiate boys and the Concordia girls will succeed