Kickapoo High Quarterly

KHQ TODAY

Kickapoo High Quarterly

KHQ TODAY

Kickapoo High Quarterly

KHQ TODAY

Category: Sports

Double Whammy

This past month, boys varsity soccer has beat Glendale varsity soccer not once, but two times. Kickapoo received first place after playing against the falcons

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Girls Golf

The Lady Chiefs golf team’s season came to an end on Monday, October 12. The team had a great season and with high hopes. Unfortunately,

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Homecoming Week 2020

With a whole year full of surprises and cancellations, our Kickapoo Cabinet has pulled together to make this year’s homecoming one for the books. While

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Southside Rivalry

This Friday the boy’s varsity basketball team will come head to head with Glendale at 7:00 pm.Kickapoo heads into the game 14-8. Glendale enters into

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Cheering For The Squad

   Cheer tryout applications are available in the main office but just signing a paper isn’t all that goes into the cheer applications. Cheer tryout forms

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Bowling Club

The bowling club is one of the many events that take place at Kickapoo. Bowling starts after winter break and is a very competitive club. 

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Running For Gold

   The Cross Country season has come to an end, but it was something to be proud of. Off season and the grind has started for

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Sports Talks with Nick

   This upcoming weekend the local favorite Kansas City Chiefs face off against AFC West rival the Denver Broncos.    The Chiefs and Broncos have been rivals

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Soccer Field

The Kickapoo Chiefs and Lady Chiefs have enjoyed success over the recent years, but not on their home field. Jose Florez Field, home of the

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Feel The Vibrations

Drumline: one of the most underrated and mentally tasking sports at school.  The season goes from November to April but competition season doesn’t start until

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Down the Lanes

  “If you pick up your bowling ball and you’re on the approach and you don’t know what you’re doing you’re in trouble,” sophomore Spencer Robarge

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