- McPherson High School’s Patty Huerta – Salina Girls Tennis Poll Winner Presented by Salina Regional Orthopedic Clinic
- Salina South High School’s Gabe Nunez – Athlete of the Month Presented by American Family Insurance
- Wichita Collegiate School’s Addison Goree –Wichita Collegiate Player of the month
- Inman’s Lance Sawyer – Coach of the Month Presented by Salina Regional Orthopedic Clinic
- Minneapolis High School’s Jonathan Lowe – Athlete of the Month Presented by American Family Insurance
- Augusta High School Volleyball –Team of the Month Presented by Visit Wichita
- VOTE NOW! Salina Area Postseason Football Player of the Year – Presented by Salina Ortho (Poll ends 12/5)
- Lyons High School’s Carl Clark – Presented by Commercial Tire
- Salina Central’s Alexandra and Amelia Coykendall – Bowlers of the Month Presented by The Alley
- Smoky Valley Middle School’s Emma Chaput – Drive to Zero Student of the Month Presented by KDOT
Beloit’s Grady Seyfert – Hog Wild Prep Performance of the Month
- Updated: October 11, 2021
Beloit High School varsity football player Grady Seyfert is a two-way player for the Trojans on the offensive and defensive lines. Seyfert started playing football at a young age and by the fifth and sixth grade, he really started to come into his own. This offseason, Seyfert has worked hard in all areas to help his team win.
“I think my biggest improvements this offseason has been my overall speed and strength. I have also worked to become a more vocal leader,” said Seyfert. “Playing with your friends against other schools helps to solidify those bonds and the common goal of winning that we have shared for so long has helped me to grow closer with my teammates.”
Seyfert said playing for Beloit is something special. From the fans to the faculty, Beloit knows how to support their student-athletes.
“I love the community and camaraderie we have. I think we do a great job at making sure everyone in the program is included and involved in all aspects of the team. I believe this is largely due to the outstanding leadership we have from the senior class,” said Seyfert. “I think that being a student-athlete at Beloit is special because we have an incredible staff that is willing to go the extra mile to help us succeed in all of our schoolwork. All staff, from custodians to teachers, secretaries to cooks, want us to be above the line.”
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