It definitely was a Hall of Fame week for Russ Jewett. more

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Pittsburg State is picked 11th in the MIAA men's basketball preseason polls that were announced Tuesday morning during the MIAA Basketball Media Day at the College Basketball Experience. more

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — In a matter of one year, Pittsburg State's status in the MIAA women's basketball picture has changed. Last year the Gorillas were picked eighth in the preseason coaches poll, but after a fourth-place finish in the conference standings and an appearance in the NCAA Tournament, PSU is third in this year's poll, which was announced Tuesday morning at the MIAA Media Day at the College Basketball Experience. more

One year ago, Pittsburg State held the football for the final eight minutes to secure a 14-13 victory at Emporia State. Last Saturday afternoon, the possession wasn't nearly as long, but a key fourth-down conversion with a minute left clinched the No. 3 Gorillas' 33-25 victory over the No. 20 Hornets before a crowd of 10,123 on Hall of Fame Weekend at Carnie Smith Stadium. more

After 22 straight matches away from home, the St. Mary’s Colgan Panthers finally played their volleyball home opener on Tuesday night.  more

The two scoring drives could not have been more contrasting. One chewed almost nine minutes off the clock to end the first half, and the other came on the first play of the second half. more

The host Pittsburg Purple Dragons were just a couple points removed from a sweep Tuesday night against Southeast Kansas League rivals Coffeyville and Independence, but settled for a split. more

It's been an exciting week in sports. more

TAHLEQUAH, Okla. -- Midway through the second quarter, Northeastern State's offense had momentum and moved the football inside the red zone, looking for a tying touchdown. But Pittsburg State free safety Mike Lacey's interception ended the threat, and it was all Gorillas from there. more

Another game, another strong second half for Pittsburg State. The No. 3-ranked Gorillas clicked on all cylinders after halftime and downed Nebraska-Kearney 33-14 in front of 10,047 fans on Family Day at Carnie Smith Stadium. more

The Southeast boys and Frontenac’s Tallon Bonine won titles in the Lancer Invite cross country meet Thursday at the Weir Baptist Camp. The Lancers, behind three runners in the first six … more

Pittsburg football player Conner Proffitt and Pittsburg golfer Jacqueline Hall are the Morning Sun athletes of the week for the week ending Sept. 15. CONNER PROFFITT During … more

Kansas welcomes BYU into the Big 12 Conference on Saturday, and the Jayhawks are looking to accomplish a football feat for the first time in more than 100 years. The Jayhawks (3-0) are looking … more

No. 10-ranked Nebraska-Kearney upended Pittsburg State 3-1 (25-13, 25-16, 21-25, 25-17) on Friday night in MIAA volleyball action at the Health & Sports Center in Kearney, Neb. Senior … more

CHEROKEE, Kan. — The St. Mary’s Colgan Panthers scored on their third offensive play of the night on a 43-yard rushing touchdown by Cooper Simmons and rolled the rest of the way, scoring … more

GIRARD, Kan. — The Frontenac Raiders’ defense came through in a big way during their 26-12 rivalry win Friday night against the Girard Trojans at Frank Jameson Field. Five Girard … more

Pittsburg running back Wyatt Rink took care of his offensive linemen earlier in the week, and then they certainly took care of him. Rink rushed for 242 yards and four touchdowns on 21 carries as … more

Central Missouri quarterback Zach Zebrowski burned Pittsburg State for more than 400 yards total offense one week ago. This week the Gorillas’ defense faces Nebraska-Kearney and … more

Pittsburg State’s volleyball team makes its longest trip during MIAA play this weekend. Coach Jen Gomez’s Gorillas left on Thursday afternoon and will play at 6 p.m. Friday at … more

Defensive coaches and football players talk all the time about getting 11 hats to the football. Well, Pittsburg State might not have had all 11 there, but it was certainly a vast majority of the … more