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The independent student news publication at Kansas State University

Kansas State Collegian

The independent student news publication at Kansas State University

Kansas State Collegian

Gina Garcia prepares to defend against a South Dakota player during the Nov. 13 game. The Cats lost the match-up 71 to 72 in Bramlage Coliseum.

K-State Upset At Home Against South Dakota

Brayden Meseke, staff writer November 14, 2025
South Dakota forward Patience Williams hit a game-winning three as the Coyotes upset Kansas State in Manhattan. The three-pointer by Williams was her first points of the game as it gave South Dakota the 72-71 lead, which they would hold on to as K-State missed at the buzzer.
PJ Haggerty (4) of the Kansas State Wildcats yells after scoring a basket in the first half of a basketball game against the California Golden Bears on Thursday, Nov. 13 in Bramlage Coliseum. Haggerty led K-State in scoring with 23 points in a 99-96 victory.

Wildcats outlast Cal in 99–96 high-energy game

Greta Klein, sports editor November 14, 2025
Kansas State fans didn’t know what was more impressive, the basketball team’s performance or the comedic dog show at halftime. Both performances were winners and included high enthusiasm along with oohs and aahs throughout. While the four-legged friends put on quite the show, the Wildats defeated the California Golden Bears in a suspenseful 99-96 win.
Driving to the basket, freshman Jordan Speiser (23) goes in for a layup against Lamar University. Speiser had her first collegiate double-double, contributing 11 points along with 10 rebounds.

K-State controls Cardinals in 89-61 win

Greta Klein, sports editor November 11, 2025

Despite it only being the beginning of the season, the Kansas State women’s basketball team is off to a start of gelling together and getting wins. The Wildcats defeated Lamar University with ease,...

 Aniya Foy (5) holds up a three point symbol as one of her teamates swishes a three-point shot against Omaha. The Wildcats won against the Mavericks 100-35 during K-State's season opener on Nov. 4.

Wildcats overtake Omaha 100-35 in season opener

Greta Klein, sports editor November 4, 2025
The Kansas State Wildcats women’s basketball team starts its season with an abundance of effort and unselfishness. In the Wildcats' home opener at Bramlage Coliseum, K-State took down the Omaha Mavericks in a 100-35 smackdown. 
Tight end Garrett Oakley celebrates after scoring a touchdown against TCU. Oakley’s 11 career touchdown catches are the most by a tight end in K-State history. The Wildcats won against the Horned Frogs 48-21.

Physical wildcats push past horned frogs

Greta Klein, sports editor October 12, 2025
That’s what this pack of Wildcats did. While scoring didn’t happen until the second quarter, Kansas State battled against the TCU Horned Frogs in many aspects of the game. “You have to play your best football every, every day,” K-State head coach Chris Klieman said. “I thought we played well in all three phases at times, and there’s always going to be things that we’ve got to be better at and work out. But we came out with energy, urgency, and physicality. We did some really good things.”
Dylan Edwards sprints down the field, avoiding the UCF defense. The junior running back had a total of 166 rushing yards and one touchdown against the Knights.

Sparked to victory

Greta Klein, sports editor September 27, 2025
The morning sun shone brightly as it rose, illuminating the stands and field of Bill Snyder Family Stadium. That wasn’t the only thing that was illuminating in today’s matchup between the Kansas State Wildcats and the UCF Knights.
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