- VOTE NOW! Salina Area Preseason Girls Bowler of the Year – Presented by The Alley (Poll ends 1/16)
- Dotted Line….. Salina Area Signings – by Salina Ortho
- Basketball Power Rankings (Dec 19)
- Salina Area Football Player of the Year – Keyan Miller, Concordia (Presented by Salina Ortho)
- SE of Saline’s Eli Sawyers – Athlete Spotlight – Presented by Salina Regional Sports Medicine
- Abilene High School’s Triston Cottone – Presented by Salina Regional Medical Center
- Salina Central’s Landry Stewart – Image Maker of the Month – Presented by Salina Ortho MRI & Physical Therapy
- Sterling’s Bennie Horsch – Athlete Spotlight – Presented by Advanced Physical Therapy
- Moundridge’s Vance Unrau – Coach of the Month – Presented by Salina Regional Sports Medicine
- Salina South’s Kalysa Hamel – Athlete of the Month – Presented by Visit Salina
Southeast of Saline’s Sterling Harp – Salina Area OL Poll Winner Presented by Hog Wild
- Updated: November 19, 2020
By Matt Browning
Sterling Harp of Southeast of Saline was voted as the Salina-area preseason offensive lineman of the year. Harp received 306 votes, which was 62 percent of the overall vote.
Harp was a first team all-league performer last season and was also an honorable mention all-state lineman. “I am very honored to have been selected for this award,” Harp said. “I have worked this summer with a lot of the area lineman at the Sharp Performance Elite Prospect camps. I have drilled with many of the top area linemen at this camp and respect all of them because they worked hard just like myself.”
Harp spent much of his downtime at the end of last school year working on his physique and technique in preparation for the 2020 season. “I have used this downtime that we had at the end of the last school year to get stronger, quicker, and work on my technique to be a better lineman,” Harp said. “I have set personal records in my bench press, squats, and cleans.”
Harp already knows what he wants to do after college.
“I would like to give back to the sports (football and wrestling) that have made me a better person as I have grown up,” Harp said. “I would like to coach kids after I graduate from college. I would also like to pursue a high school teaching degree.”
