Kansas State beat writer for Topeka Capital-Journal/Salina Journal/Hutchinson News.
Salina, United States (Local)
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Arne Green's coverage primarily focuses on local sports events, particularly basketball and college sports related to Kansas State. He also provides live score updates and guides on how to watch games, indicating a strong interest in real-time event coverage.
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By: Arne Green, Tanner Colvin
When Paityn Fritz stepped on the court at Kansas Wesleyan’s Mabee Arena last Saturday for the Kansas Basketball Coaches Association All-Star Game, it was a fitting hometown celebration of her remarkable Salina South athletic career.
By: Arne Green
HUTCHINSON — Throughout their formative years, they grew up playing side-by-side, on rival teams or simply admired each other’s success from afar.
By: Arne Green
Griffin Hall and Armane Redmond are living proof that in the world of high school football, good things come in small packages.
Pictured: Salina Central seniors Warrick VanBlaricon (left) and Parker Pinks
Pictured- Kansas Wesleyan Head Football Coach Matt Middleton Matt Middleton’s debut season as Kansas Wesleyan football coach was both an eye-opener and a learning experience. The biggest lesson? There is no substitute for strength in numbers.
By: Arne Green
When Ryan Krajicek took over as Sacred Heart’s head football coach in 2024, his top priority above all else was to provide the Knights with a much-needed sense of stability.
Pictured: Head coach Chance Ptacek GYPSUM — The prospect of taking over one of the state’s top Class 2A football programs could be daunting to even the most seasoned head coach.
By: Arne Green, Tanner Colvin
After six long years, the Mayor’s Cup is back at Salina South.
All it took was one deep ball for Salina South to throw caution to the wind.
While a midweek break in the weather was a welcome respite for anyone enduring the recent heatwave, area high school athletic directors especially breathed a collective sigh of relief.
