Author: Jonathan Barajas
This semester Kansas Wesleyan will graduate a group of special seniors. It has been an incredible and unique experience for the Yotes’ and it is exciting to think about what the future holds for these distinguished students. They’ve been through covid and back to finish this year, they worked their tails off and are ready […]
By now, most people have heard of how a student is dealing with the troubles that corona virus has brought; but it seems like no one ever talks about it from a coach’s point of view. It is true that players must balance both school and their respective sport, it can be very demanding physically […]
The start of the 2020-2021 school year had many question marks come along with it. Covid had omitted almost all fall sports and forced them to continue their seasons in the spring. This small change made a huge impact. It seemed like a good short term solution to a major problem. This decision did help, […]
Saturday, March 6, the Kansas Wesleyan Coyotes football program dominated the Sterling Warriors 69-14. This is a historical event is important because it was the first time ever that regular season football games were played in the spring, It was an exciting and unique experience to witness. It was not a typical Saturday night in […]
This week, March 1st to March 7th, is considered “Severe Weather Awareness” Month. I’m sure we can all relate to this after these last couple of weeks. The weather this winter was nothing less than treacherous, not covering up was a death wish. Kansas natives are used to the extreme conditions Mother Nature throws at […]
This spring semester, there will be over 20 sports competing for Kansas Wesleyan. That includes many sports from the fall and winter that had to be pushed into this semester. This has thrown off many people and even caused a lot of work for the athletic trainers as they have to make sure all their […]
The world has drastically changed in this last year. Mask need to be worn, health mandates have been ordered, and some schools even moved to online learning. This is both a negative and a positive for the education field. Everyone involved has been forced to adapt and a roll with the new ways. It […]
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