By Staff On the road at Canton/Galva, Little River overwhelmed the young Eagles for a 50-0 shutout win. The Redskins totaled 280 yards on offense, led by Jaren Garrison, who ran for 99 yards and scored three times while also throwing for 100 and scoring twice. Logan Schubert totaled 43 yards on the ground, covered another 75 on four receptions, and scored twice. Defensively, Little River held the Eagles to just 72 yards on 55 plays, with Blayne Baldet

By Staff On Friday, the Little River left few doubts about their ability to dominate a game as they barreled over Herrington with a 64-6 victory. Scoring four times in both the first and second quarters while getting a two-point conversion on each powered the Reskins to a 64-6 advantage and game over at halftime. Logan Schubert returning a pair of punts, 50- and 54-yard touchdowns, highlighted the first-quarter scoring. Blayne Baldetti took a seven-ya

By Staff Does not get much better for Little River’s football team than to open the 2026 season with a huge shut out, 46-0, win on the road at Ell-Saline. With Nash Look and Jaren Garrison splitting time at quarterback, each throwing a five-yard scoring pass in the first half, giving the Redskins a 14-0 lead heading to the halftime break. Nash connected with Blayne Baldetti and Garrison with Jake White for the touchdowns. Garrison added a six-y

By Staff After finishing 9-2 in 2025, the Little River football program looks to regroup and reload in 2026. A year ago, the Redskins went unbeaten in Wheat State League games and made it to the third-round of the state playoffs. Little River will need to lean on returning experience and familiar coaches on the sidelines as they look to stay among the best small school programs while competing in 8-man Division II. (Sponsored by Cordell Tree Service) Hea

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REDSKINS TAKE DOWN CANTON/GALVA, WAKEFIELD & ELYRIA CHRISTIAN By Staff Little River put together one of its most complete weeks of the season, stacking three wins in four days and showcasing depth, defensive toughness, and a steadily improving offensive rhythm. From a grind‑it‑out home win over Canton‑Galva to back‑to‑back dominant performances against Wakefield and Elyria Christian, the Redskins looked every bit like a team sharpening itself for po

BOYS/GIRLS COMBINE TO OUTSCORE CENTRE 159-29!! By Staff The Little River boys’ and girls’ basketball teams closed out last week in overwhelming fashion while earning a pair of lopsided wins over Centre on Friday evening. Both teams imposed their will from the opening tip and never looked back, wowing the crowd with a combined total of 159-29 scoring margin as the Redskin boys won 68-16 and the Lady Redskins earned a 91-13 victory. The top-ranked Lady R

LADY REDSKINS WIN BY 61, REDSKINS WIN BY 19 By Staff The Little River boys’ and girls’ basketball teams opened the month of February with a pair of dominating road wins at Solomon on Tuesday, showcasing defensive pressure, balanced scoring, and overwhelming control in transition. The Little River girls delivered one of their most complete efforts of the season, racing out to a 23–2 first‑quarter lead and never looking back in a 73–12 rout. The

REDSKINS EARN 2026 ST. JOHN MID-WINTER CLASSIC CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY Like many other games across Kansas, due to weather it has taken a full week to finish the Little River boys run to the title game of the St. John Classic where they scored a 55-47 win over Central Plains to secure the tournament title on Saturday, January 31.. It began on Monday, January 19 when the Redskins held off Cimarron for a 55-44 win. After they played their way into the championship gam

NOW 9-1 WITH SIX GAME WIN STREAK By Staff LITTLE RIVER – Hosting Goessel and Rural Vista this past week proved to be beneficial for the Little River boys’ basketball team as they dismantled Goessel, 80-18, before defeating Rural Vista on Friday, 67-40. Now 9-1 for the season, the Redskins have won six in a row since their loss to Class 2A powerhouse Moundridge just before the holiday break. Next up will be three games as part of the St. John/Hudson b

CLOSED DECEMBER WITH LOSS By Staff LITTLE RIVER – After finishing the first month of the 2025/26 with a loss to Class 2A powerhouse Moundridge just before Christmas break, the Little River boys bounced back and held on to earn a four-point, 52-48 win over Norwich on Friday. The Redskins took a seven-point, 14-7, lead out of the first quarter and held the same seven-point advantage, 22-15, going into the halftime break. After the break Norwic

NOW 4-0 ON SEASON (Enjoy the free writes in December, we return to subscription status after Christmas - my staff and I have to live and pay expenses, at $2.50/month, it is a good deal!) By Staff The Little River boys duplicated the girl’s team by winning all three games in the Goessel Bluebird Classic to earn the tournament championship trophy.. It took a win over Hutchinson Central Christian, 59-21, followed by a 24-point victory over El

RENKEN & GARRISON TO LEAD REDSKINS IN 2025/26 By Staff LITTLE RIVER – Closing the 2024/25 season at the state tournament only to lose to eventual state champion Olpe, left a desire for the 2025/26 team to peak even better and aim for a state title of their own! Beginning his fifth season in charge of the Redskin program, Erik Base has accumulated a record of 59-31at this point while being assisted by former McPherson College head coach, Roger

NOW 9-1, TO PLAY SYLVAN/LUCAS The Little River football team is moving on in the 8-man, division I state playoffs after defeating Lyndon 52-20 on Friday. Now 9-1 for the season, the Redskins will play host to Sylvan/Lucas next Friday for a chance to be among the final eight of the state playoffs. Sylvan/Lucas is also 9-1 in the season after beating Rosalia/Flint hills 62-14 on Friday. The game started out with both Little River and Lyndon trading t

FINISH SEASON 7-1 By Staff LITTLE RIVER – It was over early and done by halftime Thursday as the Little River football team concluded their 2025 regular season with a resounding 72-0 hammering of Solomon. Now 7-1 for the season, the Redskins await the conclusion of Friday games to determine where they play next as they begin a run for a possible 8-Man, Division I state championship. Scoring six times in the first quarter, Little River wen

GARRISON, EWERTT, KONEN LEAD REDSKINS By Staff CLAFLIN – In a game that had 100 points scored, 110 offensive plays ran for 838 yards, the Little River football team managed to outgun and outscore Central Plains to gain a 68-32 victory. Little River scored 10 times in the game including three in the first quarter on a pair of long scoring pass plays from quarterback Jaxson Konen to Jaren Garrison covering 46 yards and a second on covering 68 yards to

FIRST LOSS OF 2025 SEASON By Staff It was a tough game Friday on the road for Little River as they battled second-ranked...

EWERTT LEADS REDSKINS TO WIN By Staff GOESSEL – After remaining unbeaten at 4-0 with a 52-6 win over Goessel on Friday, the...

5 REDSKINS SCORE TOTAL OF 8 TOUCHDOWNS By Staff LITTLE RIVER – The Little River football team continue to roll in 2025 as...

SCHUBERT, KONEN, GARRISON LEAD LITTLE RIVER TO WIN By Staff On Friday, the Little River football team was running on all...