- VOTE NOW! Salina Area Boys Tennis Player of the Year – Presented by Salina Ortho (Poll ends 5/22)
- Sterling’s Bennie Horsch – Athlete Spotlight Presented by Advanced Physical Therapy
- Solomon’s Makaen Hastings – Athlete Spotlight Presented by Hutchinson Community College
- Salina Central’s Brooks Richardson – Athlete Spotlight Presented by Salina Regional Sports Medicine
- All-VYPE Basketball – Presented by WSU Tech
- Salina’s Chana Wolfe – Athlete Spotlight Presented by Salina Ortho MRI & Physical Therapy
- Salina Central’s Annie Loucks – Athlete Spotlight Presented by Jeff Wells, American Family Insurance
- Solomon’s Kyler Stein – Coach Spotlight Presented by Salina Regional Orthopedic Clinic
- Salina Central’s Andrew Eikleberry – Athlete Spotlight Presented by Visit Salina
- Minneapolis’ Braedee Weatherman – Athlete Spotlight Presented by Scott Ausherman, American Family Insurance
Salina South’s Braxton Morrical – The Alley Bowler of the Month
- Updated: October 11, 2021

When Salina South High School senior Braxton Morrical started bowling, many of his peers were still playing with their toys. Morrical has spent all four years of high school on the bowling team, and he loves being around his teammates.
“I’ve been on the bowling team for three years and this year will be my fourth year,” said Morrical. “I started bowling when I was about nine-years-old.”
The senior said this team works hard but has a lot of fun doing it. “What I love most about the team is how we’re all so fun. We do take it serious, but we also make sure to have fun,” said Morrical. “My favorite memory is being one pin away from a little trophy at a tournament because it makes me want to work harder to get that one pin.”
Once his playing days at Salina South High School are done, Morrical plans to attend college and continue working in the sports industry. “My plans after I graduate are to become a personal trainer,” said Morrical.
As for the best bowling movie ever made, Morrical said he would pick Kingpin. Morrical averages 183 per game and is a two-year letter winner.