 The longtime coach of the Bishop Leblond Volleyball team is being honored by the St. Joseph Sports Commision.  

Kimberly Huss has been named by the St. Joseph Sports Commision as this years Bill Snyder Woman of Impact award winner.

The Woman of Impact Award recognizes a female athlete, coach, administrator or a contributor that achieved an outstanding season or accomplishment over the past year.

Last year, Huss guided Leblond to a 33-5 record, making it to the MSHSAA Final Four for a fourth time, and bringing home a third place trophy in Class 2.  Through her career Huss has won 487 matches and has helped Leblond to 14 district title.

On top of her work on the volleyball court, Huss also serves as the principal at Leblond.  

Huss along with the 2024 Hall of Fame class consisting of 10 individual inductees, 1 team and the Special Olympics Athlete of the Year will be inducted on Sunday, August 25 at 5pm at the Stoney Creek Hotel and Conference Center.

You can follow Matt on X @KfeqMatt and St. Joseph Post @StJosephPost.

<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2022/8/1660617958572.jpeg" alt="Coach Kimberly Huss along with assistants Shanin Frazee and and Maggie Sego./ File photo" />
 <figcaption>Coach Kimberly Huss along with assistants Shanin Frazee and and Maggie Sego./ File photo</figcaption>
 </figure>By MATT PIKESt. Joseph Post The longtime coach of the Bishop Leblond Volleyball team is being honored by the St. Joseph Sports Commision. Kimberly Huss has been named by the St. Joseph Sports Commision as this years Bill Snyder Woman of Impact award winner.The Woman of Impact Award recognizes a female athlete, coach, administrator or a contributor that achieved an outstanding season or accomplishment over the past year.Last year, Huss guided Leblond to a 33-5 record, making it to the MSHSAA Final Four for a fourth time, and bringing home a third place trophy in Class 2. Through her career Huss has won 487 matches and has helped Leblond to 14 district title.On top of her work on the volleyball court, Huss also serves as the principal at Leblond. Huss along with the 2024 Hall of Fame class consisting of 10 individual inductees, 1 team and the Special Olympics Athlete of the Year will be inducted on Sunday, August 25 at 5pm at the Stoney Creek Hotel and Conference Center.<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2021/11/1635999353954.jpeg" alt="Head coach Kim Huss looks on during practice. Photo by Tommy Rezac." />
 <figcaption>Head coach Kim Huss looks on during practice. Photo by Tommy Rezac.</figcaption>
 </figure>You can follow Matt on X @KfeqMatt and St. Joseph Post @StJosephPost.

Leblond's Huss honored with Bill Snyder Woman of Impact Award

Throughout Chiefs Training Camp in St. Joseph two young offensive tackles will be battling for the starting left tackle position, replacing Donovan Smith.  

Wanya Morris and Kinglsey Suamataia have been rotating at the position, Morris the one-year pro, getting a majority of the first team snaps.  

Head Coach Andy Reid says there's no timeline to have that battle settled, and that as a staff they'll see how things go. 

"You obviously want to get the guys reps in there and all that, but you also want to make sure you get the best guy in there," Reid tells the media following practice.  "And so, you give them a chance to play with one another, as far as the guards and tackles go, and see what the best match is there and how they fit together." 

Also spotted along the offensive line at today's practice was Lucas Niang filling in at left guard for Joe Thuney who is on the PUP list.

While there's a battle for the starting left tackle spot along the offensive line, one player locked into a starting job is right tackle Jawaan Taylor.  

Early on last season Taylor struggled with penalties in his first year with Kansas City, a total of nine false start calls on him all season.  

Taylor says he's been working this camp on getting less penalties and says part of that has been working on his technique. 

"Really just homing in on my technique, getting better with that, and just making sure I'm in the playbook more," Taylor says. "Now it's my second year going into that I'm pretty comfortable with it, and just getting better with that overall." 

After adding Xavier Worthy and Hollywood Brown to the wide receiver room, the Chiefs are working on different ways to use Kadarius Toney 

During camp, Toney has been spotted working with both the receivers and the running backs. 

Reid says one of the strengths of Toney is being able to move around the offense. 

"He had some positive snaps for us at running back last year and so I think he enjoys doing that," Reid says.  He's pretty multi-faceted there with what he can do and we're going to try to utilize it to the best of his abilities there." 

Worthy was once again missing from practice today with an illness.   

The Chiefs practiced for close to two hours today, and will practice for the same amount of time tomorrow at 9:15 

There is no practice Thursday.  Players will practice with pads starting on Friday.

<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2024/7/1721759134184.png" alt="Chiefs offensive lineman Nick Torres (79), Griffin McDowell (68), Kinglsey Suamataia (76) and wide receiver Jaaron Hayek (89) make their way down the hill for practice/ Photo by Alexis Starks" />
 <figcaption>Chiefs offensive lineman Nick Torres (79), Griffin McDowell (68), Kinglsey Suamataia (76) and wide receiver Jaaron Hayek (89) make their way down the hill for practice/ Photo by Alexis Starks</figcaption>
 </figure>By MATT PIKE St. Joseph Post Throughout Chiefs Training Camp in St. Joseph two young offensive tackles will be battling for the starting left tackle position, replacing Donovan Smith. Wanya Morris and Kinglsey Suamataia have been rotating at the position, Morris the one-year pro, getting a majority of the first team snaps. Head Coach Andy Reid says there's no timeline to have that battle settled, and that as a staff they'll see how things go. "You obviously want to get the guys reps in there and all that, but you also want to make sure you get the best guy in there," Reid tells the media following practice. "And so, you give them a chance to play with one another, as far as the guards and tackles go, and see what the best match is there and how they fit together." Also spotted along the offensive line at today's practice was Lucas Niang filling in at left guard for Joe Thuney who is on the PUP list.<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2024/7/1721759260951.jpeg" alt="Kingsley Suamataia signs autographs for fans/ Photo by Alexis Starks" />
 <figcaption>Kingsley Suamataia signs autographs for fans/ Photo by Alexis Starks</figcaption>
 </figure>While there's a battle for the starting left tackle spot along the offensive line, one player locked into a starting job is right tackle Jawaan Taylor. Early on last season Taylor struggled with penalties in his first year with Kansas City, a total of nine false start calls on him all season. Taylor says he's been working this camp on getting less penalties and says part of that has been working on his technique. "Really just homing in on my technique, getting better with that, and just making sure I'm in the playbook more," Taylor says. "Now it's my second year going into that I'm pretty comfortable with it, and just getting better with that overall." After adding Xavier Worthy and Hollywood Brown to the wide receiver room, the Chiefs are working on different ways to use Kadarius Toney During camp, Toney has been spotted working with both the receivers and the running backs. Reid says one of the strengths of Toney is being able to move around the offense. "He had some positive snaps for us at running back last year and so I think he enjoys doing that," Reid says. He's pretty multi-faceted there with what he can do and we're going to try to utilize it to the best of his abilities there." Worthy was once again missing from practice today with an illness. The Chiefs practiced for close to two hours today, and will practice for the same amount of time tomorrow at 9:15 There is no practice Thursday. Players will practice with pads starting on Friday.<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2024/7/1721759196894.jpeg" alt="Wide Receiver Kadarius Toney (19) maneuvers through two defenders during Training Camp/ Photo by Alexis Starks" />
 <figcaption>Wide Receiver Kadarius Toney (19) maneuvers through two defenders during Training Camp/ Photo by Alexis Starks</figcaption>
 </figure>You can follow Matt on X @KfeqMatt and St. Joseph Post @StJosephPost.

Young lineman look to make impact on Chiefs offensive line

The Chiefs secondary lost a big piece when cornerback L'Jarius Sneed was traded to the Tennessee Titans this offseason.  

While replacing one of the top corners in the league won't be easy, there are people there to fill those shoes, like third year corner Trent McDuffie.  

Defensive Coordinator Steve Spagnuolo it's yet to be determined if McDuffie will fill those shoes. 

"Almost every game we had LJ travel with "top receiver", whether we do that with Trent or not we'll see, it'll just be a game-by-game plan," Spagnuolo tells the media following practice. "We'll see who the other corner is, who the nickel is, there's still a lot of unknowns right now, we've got some work to do back there we certainly miss LJ, I miss him every day." 

Another one of those players the Chiefs are looking to replace is linebacker Willie Gay, who signed with the New Orleans Saints this offseason.  

Defensive Coordinator Steve Spagunolo says while they'll miss the energy of Gay, there are guys who can step up to fill that role. 

"Drue (Tranquill), we've got Drue has been there and played that spot, Jack Cochrane has been doing a terrific job, Leo (Chenal) is going to probably have different roles than he had last year, in conjunction with Nick (Bolton) we have some young guys out there," Spagnuolo explains.  

"So hopefully if we can find five, six, however many linebackers and get some good ones." 

The Chiefs will practice again tomorrow at 9:15. That practice is open to the public; tickets must be acquired online.

With threepeat on mind as camp starts, Clark Hunt says eliminate distractions

A goal on many a mind this season is the chance to make history, a three peat as Super Bowl Champions 

Chiefs CEO Clark Hunt's message to the team prior to camp was to eliminate distractions 

"The players, the coaches, everybody in the organization have a lot of people reaching out to them, a lot of people asking about the potential threepeat," Hunt tells the media. "And really to be successful in the National Football League you've got to focus on the task at hand, which is the next team you're playing." 

Hunt says in turn as the reigning champs the Chiefs also have a target on their backs and every team will be playing their best football against them.  

Chiefs' rookie receiver Xavier Worthy missed practice on Monday due to an illness. 

The Chiefs also announced they have signed former Missouri safety Tyree Gillispie and released safety Trey Dean 

Gillespie was on the Chiefs’ practice squad in December and January last season and re-signed with the team in February before getting cut again when the team signed undrafted rookie free agents. He also spent time with the Texans last summer after playing three games for the Jaguars in 2022 and 11 games for the Raiders in 2021. 

Gillespie had eight tackles in those 14 appearances. 

<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2024/7/1721674165746.jpeg" alt="The Chiefs defense huddles up during the first training camp practice at Missouri Western State University/ Photo by Alexis Starks" />
 <figcaption>The Chiefs defense huddles up during the first training camp practice at Missouri Western State University/ Photo by Alexis Starks</figcaption>
 </figure>By MATT PIKE St. Joseph Post The Chiefs secondary lost a big piece when cornerback L'Jarius Sneed was traded to the Tennessee Titans this offseason. While replacing one of the top corners in the league won't be easy, there are people there to fill those shoes, like third year corner Trent McDuffie. Defensive Coordinator Steve Spagnuolo it's yet to be determined if McDuffie will fill those shoes. "Almost every game we had LJ travel with "top receiver", whether we do that with Trent or not we'll see, it'll just be a game-by-game plan," Spagnuolo tells the media following practice. "We'll see who the other corner is, who the nickel is, there's still a lot of unknowns right now, we've got some work to do back there we certainly miss LJ, I miss him every day." Another one of those players the Chiefs are looking to replace is linebacker Willie Gay, who signed with the New Orleans Saints this offseason. Defensive Coordinator Steve Spagunolo says while they'll miss the energy of Gay, there are guys who can step up to fill that role. "Drue (Tranquill), we've got Drue has been there and played that spot, Jack Cochrane has been doing a terrific job, Leo (Chenal) is going to probably have different roles than he had last year, in conjunction with Nick (Bolton) we have some young guys out there," Spagnuolo explains. "So hopefully if we can find five, six, however many linebackers and get some good ones." The Chiefs will practice again tomorrow at 9:15. That practice is open to the public; tickets must be acquired online.<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2024/7/1721674208033.png" alt="Defensive Coordinator Steve Spagnuolo signs autographs for fans/ Photo by Alexis Starks" />
 <figcaption>Defensive Coordinator Steve Spagnuolo signs autographs for fans/ Photo by Alexis Starks</figcaption>
 </figure>With threepeat on mind as camp starts, Clark Hunt says eliminate distractions A goal on many a mind this season is the chance to make history, a three peat as Super Bowl Champions Chiefs CEO Clark Hunt's message to the team prior to camp was to eliminate distractions "The players, the coaches, everybody in the organization have a lot of people reaching out to them, a lot of people asking about the potential threepeat," Hunt tells the media. "And really to be successful in the National Football League you've got to focus on the task at hand, which is the next team you're playing." Hunt says in turn as the reigning champs the Chiefs also have a target on their backs and every team will be playing their best football against them. Injury update and roster moves Chiefs' rookie receiver Xavier Worthy missed practice on Monday due to an illness. The Chiefs also announced they have signed former Missouri safety Tyree Gillispie and released safety Trey Dean Gillespie was on the Chiefs’ practice squad in December and January last season and re-signed with the team in February before getting cut again when the team signed undrafted rookie free agents. He also spent time with the Texans last summer after playing three games for the Jaguars in 2022 and 11 games for the Raiders in 2021. Gillespie had eight tackles in those 14 appearances. You can follow Matt on X @KfeqMatt and St. Joseph Post @StJosephPost.

Players will need to step up to fill new roles in Chiefs defense

Seth Lugo went the distance throwing his first career complete game helping the Royals to a series sweep over Chicago with a 4-1 win on Sunday.&nbsp;

Kansas City fell behind in the sixth inning as Lugo gave up a run in the sixth inning as Tommy Pham singled to score former Royal Nicky Lopez, but the Royals would tie the game in the seventh on a sacrifice bunt from Kyle Isbel that brought in Maikel Garcia.&nbsp;

Hunter Renfroe gave the Royals the lead in the eighth inning, singling with runners on the corners to score Bobby Witt Jr.&nbsp; Garcia would extend the lead driving in Drew Waters and in the next at bat Darion Blanco would single to score Renfroe for a three run frame.&nbsp;

The White Sox struggled to figure out Lugo all game, only managing three hits, striking out six times and getting no walks. Lugo needed just 103 pitches to get through the nine innings.&nbsp;

It was the Royals’ first nine-inning complete game with one or fewer runs allowed since Brad Keller shut out the Pirates on Sept. 13, 2020.

The Royals will now host the Arizona Diamondbacks for a three game series starting on Monday.&nbsp; Cole Ragans will open the series for Kansas City against&nbsp;Yilber Diaz for the Diamondbacks.&nbsp; First pitch is at 7:10pm with pregame at 6:30 on KFEQ.

By MATT PIKESt. Joseph PostSeth Lugo went the distance throwing his first career complete game helping the Royals to a series sweep over Chicago with a 4-1 win on Sunday.&nbsp;Kansas City fell behind in the sixth inning as Lugo gave up a run in the sixth inning as Tommy Pham singled to score former Royal Nicky Lopez, but the Royals would tie the game in the seventh on a sacrifice bunt from Kyle Isbel that brought in Maikel Garcia.&nbsp;Hunter Renfroe gave the Royals the lead in the eighth inning, singling with runners on the corners to score Bobby Witt Jr.&nbsp; Garcia would extend the lead driving in Drew Waters and in the next at bat Darion Blanco would single to score Renfroe for a three run frame.&nbsp;The White Sox struggled to figure out Lugo all game, only managing three hits, striking out six times and getting no walks. Lugo needed just 103 pitches to get through the nine innings.&nbsp;It was the Royals’ first nine-inning complete game with one or fewer runs allowed since Brad Keller shut out the Pirates on Sept. 13, 2020.The Royals will now host the Arizona Diamondbacks for a three game series starting on Monday.&nbsp; Cole Ragans will open the series for Kansas City against&nbsp;Yilber Diaz for the Diamondbacks.&nbsp; First pitch is at 7:10pm with pregame at 6:30 on KFEQ.

Seth Lugo throws first career complete game in 4-1 win over White Sox

After missing training camp during last year's contract negotiations, defensive tackle Chris Jones was back with the Chiefs at the start of this year's camp at Missouri Western State University. 

Jones signed a new five-year deal with the Chiefs earlier this offseason.  He says he's happy to be back at camp in St. Joseph 

"You know it's been two years since I've been able to be out here with the guys," Jones tells reporters following practice.  "Love being in this environment where we all can focus on football, get better, compete, and challenge each other day in and day out, it feels good to be back in the dorm staying on a twin bed." 

Energy was high as the Chiefs kicked off this year's training camp in front of fans at Missouri Western. 

With full attendance, aside from those on the injury list, one face everyone was excited to see back was Jones. 

Head Coach Andy Reid says Jones is one of the team captains and he's excited to have him in St. Joseph.  

"To have him out here, he brings energy, he always brings energy," Reid says. "He has fun out here and I'm glad he's here." 

A significant blow to the Chiefs defense was the announcement today of safety Justin Reid being placed on the non-football injury list with a quad injury. 

Fans also got an opportunity during practice to see some options to replace some key defensive players.  

The Chiefs defense lost players like Mike Edwards and most notably cornerback L'Jarius Sneed this offseason and now look to replace them.  

Jones admits in doing that, there are going to be some challenges ahead 

"We can compare to last year but it's a completely different team from last year, we've got some challenges ahead of us, we've got a lot of young guys that we're looking forward to stepping up," Jones says. "We've still got Trent McDuffie and we can build off of it, we can build off it, we've got a lot of young guys who when the pads come on, we can see what's going on." 

The Chiefs made it through day one with no major injuries and practiced for just over an hour.  Practice on Monday will be for season ticket members at 9:15am.

The Kansas City Chiefs have placed safety Justin Reid on the non football injury list.

Reid appeared at practice without a helmet.&nbsp; The Chiefs report that a quad injury is what landed Reid on the list, he can now not practice until he completes a physical and head coach Andy Reid reports he is day to day.&nbsp;

The Chiefs activated running back Clyde Edwards Helaire from the non football injury list and also released tight end Gerrit Prince, who struggled with drops during the rookie and quarterback portion of camp.&nbsp;&nbsp;

To get the roster back to 91 players Kansas City signed tight end Izaiah Gathings.

<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2024/7/1721584074205.jpeg" alt="Defensive tackle Chris Jones walks down the hill on the first day of practice alongside defensive end Mike Danna.&nbsp; Jones is back at training camp this year after a holdout last year during contract negotiations/ Photo by Alexis Starks" />
 <figcaption>Defensive tackle Chris Jones walks down the hill on the first day of practice alongside defensive end Mike Danna.&nbsp; Jones is back at training camp this year after a holdout last year during contract negotiations/ Photo by Alexis Starks</figcaption>
 </figure>By MATT PIKE St. Joseph Post After missing training camp during last year's contract negotiations, defensive tackle Chris Jones was back with the Chiefs at the start of this year's camp at Missouri Western State University. Jones signed a new five-year deal with the Chiefs earlier this offseason. He says he's happy to be back at camp in St. Joseph "You know it's been two years since I've been able to be out here with the guys," Jones tells reporters following practice. "Love being in this environment where we all can focus on football, get better, compete, and challenge each other day in and day out, it feels good to be back in the dorm staying on a twin bed." Energy was high as the Chiefs kicked off this year's training camp in front of fans at Missouri Western. With full attendance, aside from those on the injury list, one face everyone was excited to see back was Jones. Head Coach Andy Reid says Jones is one of the team captains and he's excited to have him in St. Joseph. "To have him out here, he brings energy, he always brings energy," Reid says. "He has fun out here and I'm glad he's here." A significant blow to the Chiefs defense was the announcement today of safety Justin Reid being placed on the non-football injury list with a quad injury. Fans also got an opportunity during practice to see some options to replace some key defensive players. The Chiefs defense lost players like Mike Edwards and most notably cornerback L'Jarius Sneed this offseason and now look to replace them. Jones admits in doing that, there are going to be some challenges ahead "We can compare to last year but it's a completely different team from last year, we've got some challenges ahead of us, we've got a lot of young guys that we're looking forward to stepping up," Jones says. "We've still got Trent McDuffie and we can build off of it, we can build off it, we've got a lot of young guys who when the pads come on, we can see what's going on." The Chiefs made it through day one with no major injuries and practiced for just over an hour. Practice on Monday will be for season ticket members at 9:15am.Injury report and roster movesThe Kansas City Chiefs have placed safety Justin Reid on the non football injury list.Reid appeared at practice without a helmet.&nbsp; The Chiefs report that a quad injury is what landed Reid on the list, he can now not practice until he completes a physical and head coach Andy Reid reports he is day to day.&nbsp;The Chiefs activated running back Clyde Edwards Helaire from the non football injury list and also released tight end Gerrit Prince, who struggled with drops during the rookie and quarterback portion of camp.&nbsp;&nbsp;To get the roster back to 91 players Kansas City signed tight end Izaiah Gathings.<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2024/7/1721584304820.jpeg" alt="Chris Jones rides to the locker room following practice waving to fans/ Photo by Alexis Starks" />
 <figcaption>Chris Jones rides to the locker room following practice waving to fans/ Photo by Alexis Starks</figcaption>
 </figure>You can follow Matt on X @KfeqMatt and St. Joseph Post @StJosephPost.

After last year's holdout, Chiefs Chris Jones excited to be back at Training Camp

The St. Joseph Mustangs looked playoff ready against the Clarinda A's on Saturday night, scoring a dominating 17-7 run rule victory in eight innings.&nbsp;

The Mustangs led 11-3 after the first three innings and scored one more run in the sixth.&nbsp; After the A's scored four runs in the seventh, the Mustangs scored the final five runs in the eighth to walk off the win.&nbsp;

Leading the way hitting was Jordan Black who was 2 for 5 in the game with 5 RBIs, including hitting a three run home run in the five run final frame.&nbsp; Catcher Dom Felix was 3 for 3 in the game, Darius Freeman was 2 for 3.

The Mustangs have already clinched a first round bye.&nbsp; There will be one more game at Phil Welch Stadium on Sunday, a makeup game against the Sedalia Bombers.&nbsp;

The Mustangs and Sedalia were rained out on Tuesday, July 16th for their game in Sedalia. Due to field availability, the game has been moved to a rare Sunday game with a 3 pm start to Phil Welch Stadium in St. Joseph. Gates will open at 2pm. 

Tickets for the game will be completely free- no box seats will be sold, as the Mustangs are reserving those seats for all season ticket holders.

By MATT PIKESt. Joseph PostThe St. Joseph Mustangs looked playoff ready against the Clarinda A's on Saturday night, scoring a dominating 17-7 run rule victory in eight innings.&nbsp;The Mustangs led 11-3 after the first three innings and scored one more run in the sixth.&nbsp; After the A's scored four runs in the seventh, the Mustangs scored the final five runs in the eighth to walk off the win.&nbsp;Leading the way hitting was Jordan Black who was 2 for 5 in the game with 5 RBIs, including hitting a three run home run in the five run final frame.&nbsp; Catcher Dom Felix was 3 for 3 in the game, Darius Freeman was 2 for 3.The Mustangs have already clinched a first round bye.&nbsp; There will be one more game at Phil Welch Stadium on Sunday, a makeup game against the Sedalia Bombers.&nbsp;The Mustangs and Sedalia were rained out on Tuesday, July 16th for their game in Sedalia. Due to field availability, the game has been moved to a rare Sunday game with a 3 pm start to Phil Welch Stadium in St. Joseph. Gates will open at 2pm. Tickets for the game will be completely free- no box seats will be sold, as the Mustangs are reserving those seats for all season ticket holders.<div><iframe src="https://www.facebook.com/plugins/post.php?href=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2Fstjoemustangs%2Fposts%2Fpfbid02jWbNjpjTBtTqRZdEpyaFb49MSggDGmFcughhot11ECjVpcxkRgvU9EJETkkHzxBAl&show_text=true&width=500" width="500" height="533" style="border:none;overflow:hidden" scrolling="no" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen="true" allow="autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; picture-in-picture; web-share"></iframe></div>

Mustangs looking playoff ready in 17-7 run rule win over Clarinda

The Kansas City Royals took another early lead and earned their second straight win to start the second half of the MLB season, defeating the Chicago White Sox 6-1 on Saturday at Kauffman Stadium.&nbsp;

With two outs in the first inning to start the game, the Royals scored three runs with RBIs from Salvador Perez, Michael Massey, and Hunter Renfroe.&nbsp; Kansas City would add one more in the second inning on a Bobby Witt Jr double, holding a 4-0 lead after the first two innings.&nbsp;

Royals starting pitcher Brady Singer continued his stellar season, shutting down the White Sox over seven innings and giving up just five hits, striking out seven and walking two in the game.&nbsp; It was Singer's eight quality start of the season.&nbsp;

New Royals reliever Hunter Harvey made his first appearance in Kansas City since being traded by the Washington Nationals last week.&nbsp; Harvey surrendered one run in the eighth, but the Royals would answer with two more runs in the bottom half of the inning.&nbsp;

The win pushed the Royals to a 54-45 record and to six games back of the Cleveland Guardians, after the Guardians lost 7-0 to the San Diego Padres.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Kansas City will wrap up the series with the White Sox on Sunday with pregame at 12:30pm and first pitch at 1:10 on KFEQ.&nbsp; Seth Lugo is slated to start the finale for the Royals against Drew Thorpe for Chicago

By MATT PIKESt. Joseph PostThe Kansas City Royals took another early lead and earned their second straight win to start the second half of the MLB season, defeating the Chicago White Sox 6-1 on Saturday at Kauffman Stadium.&nbsp;With two outs in the first inning to start the game, the Royals scored three runs with RBIs from Salvador Perez, Michael Massey, and Hunter Renfroe.&nbsp; Kansas City would add one more in the second inning on a Bobby Witt Jr double, holding a 4-0 lead after the first two innings.&nbsp;Royals starting pitcher Brady Singer continued his stellar season, shutting down the White Sox over seven innings and giving up just five hits, striking out seven and walking two in the game.&nbsp; It was Singer's eight quality start of the season.&nbsp;New Royals reliever Hunter Harvey made his first appearance in Kansas City since being traded by the Washington Nationals last week.&nbsp; Harvey surrendered one run in the eighth, but the Royals would answer with two more runs in the bottom half of the inning.&nbsp;The win pushed the Royals to a 54-45 record and to six games back of the Cleveland Guardians, after the Guardians lost 7-0 to the San Diego Padres.&nbsp;&nbsp;Kansas City will wrap up the series with the White Sox on Sunday with pregame at 12:30pm and first pitch at 1:10 on KFEQ.&nbsp; Seth Lugo is slated to start the finale for the Royals against Drew Thorpe for Chicago

Royals start second half hot with second straight win, beat White Sox 6-1

The official start to Chiefs Training Camp is just around the corner as rookies and quarterbacks wrapped up their final practice today at Missouri Western State University.  

Chiefs President Mark Donovan says it's exciting to be back in St. Joseph and on the Missouri Western campus for another year of camp. 

"There's a lot of excitement within our organization, there's a lot of excitement around the team, the players, the coach's, etc., they're excited to be back," Donovan tells reporters. "And they're excited to be back in St. Joe who just treat us so well every single year, there's a reason we keep coming back." 

As Chiefs Training Camp begins a looming question is will the reigning Super Bowl champions return to St. Joseph next year.  

This is the last guaranteed year Missouri Western is under contract to host the Chiefs for training camp.  

When asked if the Chiefs would like to return, Donovan counters with the question why wouldn't they? 

"It's been a great partnership, it's been something that as I said we're proud to have been here 14 of the last 15 years, we expect that to continue," Donovan says. "We'll do what we always do, and it's a great relationship, because we will get through this camp (and) at the end of camp we'll sit down and talk about what went well, where are the challenges, what was better this year than last year, what was worse than last year, what can we do to improve?" 

As for this year's camp, the first practice open to the public is on Sunday at 9:15.  There will be a $5 admission fee and tickets must be acquired online.

Final practice for rookies and quarterbacks provides extra opportunity

Ahead of the official start to Chiefs Training Camp at Missouri Western rookies and quarterbacks had one final practice before the full team reports to campus.  

Several veterans, including Patrick Mahomes and Carson Wentz, sat out today to give younger players valuable reps.  

Quarterback Chris Oladokuen says while getting extra reps is great, everyone is critical 

"It's good to see live color and then go in there and get in the classroom and see and make those corrections," Oladokun tells reporters following practice.  "It's really important for me especially, when Pat and Carson come back those reps get pretty short, so every rep is critical for me." 

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 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2024/7/1721414550934.jpeg" alt="Chiefs President Mark Donovan speaks to the media ahead of the 2024 Chiefs Training Camp/ Photo by Brent Martin" />
 <figcaption>Chiefs President Mark Donovan speaks to the media ahead of the 2024 Chiefs Training Camp/ Photo by Brent Martin</figcaption>
 </figure>By MATT PIKE St. Joseph Post The official start to Chiefs Training Camp is just around the corner as rookies and quarterbacks wrapped up their final practice today at Missouri Western State University. Chiefs President Mark Donovan says it's exciting to be back in St. Joseph and on the Missouri Western campus for another year of camp. "There's a lot of excitement within our organization, there's a lot of excitement around the team, the players, the coach's, etc., they're excited to be back," Donovan tells reporters. "And they're excited to be back in St. Joe who just treat us so well every single year, there's a reason we keep coming back." As Chiefs Training Camp begins a looming question is will the reigning Super Bowl champions return to St. Joseph next year. This is the last guaranteed year Missouri Western is under contract to host the Chiefs for training camp. When asked if the Chiefs would like to return, Donovan counters with the question why wouldn't they? "It's been a great partnership, it's been something that as I said we're proud to have been here 14 of the last 15 years, we expect that to continue," Donovan says. "We'll do what we always do, and it's a great relationship, because we will get through this camp (and) at the end of camp we'll sit down and talk about what went well, where are the challenges, what was better this year than last year, what was worse than last year, what can we do to improve?" As for this year's camp, the first practice open to the public is on Sunday at 9:15. There will be a $5 admission fee and tickets must be acquired online.<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2024/7/1721414540009.jpeg" alt="Photo by Brent Martin" />
 <figcaption>Photo by Brent Martin</figcaption>
 </figure>Final practice for rookies and quarterbacks provides extra opportunity<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2024/7/1721414749613.jpeg" alt="Chris Oladokun/ Photo by Alexis Starks" />
 <figcaption>Chris Oladokun/ Photo by Alexis Starks</figcaption>
 </figure>Ahead of the official start to Chiefs Training Camp at Missouri Western rookies and quarterbacks had one final practice before the full team reports to campus. Several veterans, including Patrick Mahomes and Carson Wentz, sat out today to give younger players valuable reps. Quarterback Chris Oladokuen says while getting extra reps is great, everyone is critical "It's good to see live color and then go in there and get in the classroom and see and make those corrections," Oladokun tells reporters following practice. "It's really important for me especially, when Pat and Carson come back those reps get pretty short, so every rep is critical for me." You can follow Matt on X @KfeqMatt and St. Joseph Post @StJosephPost.

Chiefs President says team excited to be back in St. Joseph in last year of contract with MWSU

The K State womens basketball team will come to St. Joseph once again as the St. Joseph Sports Commission announces the second annual Bill Snyder Women's Classic. 

The game will feature an intriguing non conference matchup between the Kansas State Wildcats and the Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders.  Tip off in the game is currently scheduled for 5pm on December 14th.

“We have a lot of sports momentum on several levels in St. Joseph right now and to have the honor of once again hosting Division I Women’s Basketball College Basketball between two programs that won a combined 56 games last season including each winning a game in the NCAA Tournament will be an absolute thrill and must ticket come this December,” said Brett Esely, Executive Director of the St. Joseph Sports Commission in a news release

The title of the game further signifies and celebrates the legend of St. Joseph native and College Football Hall of Fame Coach Bill Snyder.  

This will be the 4thall-time meeting between the two schools including the 2nd time on a neutral floor with Kansas State holding a 2-1 series advantage. K-State won the first two matchups 54-53 at MTSU in 2001 and 79-61 in Manhattan in 2002.  The Blue Raiders won the most recent match-up in 2010, 63-49 on a neutral court.

“The resumes of both of these teams not only in recent history, but all-time is simply impressive.  To think that a marquee matchup like this between two nationally ranked programs with coaches who have won more than 1,100 career games combined play right here in St. Joseph is an extremely big deal and we look forward to a packed house creating a great environment for this game this December,” Esely stated.

In the inaugural Bill Snyder Classic played December 9, 2023, K-State defeated Mizzou in front of a capacity crowd 84-56.

Ticket information will be released in mid to late August. 

<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2023/12/1702496764040.jpeg" alt="Civic Arena hosted the the inaugural Bill Snyder Classic between K-State and Mizzou women's basketball/ File Photo by Brent Martin." />
 <figcaption>Civic Arena hosted the the inaugural Bill Snyder Classic between K-State and Mizzou women's basketball/ File Photo by Brent Martin.</figcaption>
 </figure>By MATT PIKESt. Joseph PostThe K State womens basketball team will come to St. Joseph once again as the St. Joseph Sports Commission announces the second annual Bill Snyder Women's Classic. The game will feature an intriguing non conference matchup between the Kansas State Wildcats and the Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders. Tip off in the game is currently scheduled for 5pm on December 14th.“We have a lot of sports momentum on several levels in St. Joseph right now and to have the honor of once again hosting Division I Women’s Basketball College Basketball between two programs that won a combined 56 games last season including each winning a game in the NCAA Tournament will be an absolute thrill and must ticket come this December,” said Brett Esely, Executive Director of the St. Joseph Sports Commission in a news releaseThe title of the game further signifies and celebrates the legend of St. Joseph native and College Football Hall of Fame Coach Bill Snyder. This will be the 4thall-time meeting between the two schools including the 2nd time on a neutral floor with Kansas State holding a 2-1 series advantage. K-State won the first two matchups 54-53 at MTSU in 2001 and 79-61 in Manhattan in 2002. The Blue Raiders won the most recent match-up in 2010, 63-49 on a neutral court.“The resumes of both of these teams not only in recent history, but all-time is simply impressive. To think that a marquee matchup like this between two nationally ranked programs with coaches who have won more than 1,100 career games combined play right here in St. Joseph is an extremely big deal and we look forward to a packed house creating a great environment for this game this December,” Esely stated.In the inaugural Bill Snyder Classic played December 9, 2023, K-State defeated Mizzou in front of a capacity crowd 84-56.Ticket information will be released in mid to late August.

Division One women's basketball returns to St. Joe in 2nd annual Bill Snyder Classic

Early practices in Chiefs training camp on the Missouri Western campus have been key for one rookie running back, transitioning to a new sport.  

Louis Rees-Zammit is a former union rugby player from Wales that has long dreamed of playing in the NFL and is getting his chance with the Chiefs.  

Rees-Zammit says a key for him right now is getting to know the playbook. 

"Cause I'm playing catchup with a lot of people that have played American football since they were little kids, six years old, so there's no time to rest for me," Rees-Zammit tells the media following practice. "I've got to give this my all because ultimately this is my dream and to make it come true then I've got to play, I've got to be a step ahead of a lot of people." 

Rees-Zammit says the first goal to consider his rookie campaign successful is to make the team and knows a big part of that will be contributing on special teams. 

"Been working really hard on that with Coach (Dave) Toub and Coach (Andy) Hill, and just learning the playbook as I said," Rees-Zammit says. "Learning the running back roles, being able to learn pass protection, and then learning my routes off that, I think all of that adds up and the main way I'm going to make this team is by learning pass protection and being able to be a key role on special teams."

Entering a packed tight end room, the Chiefs fourth round pick has one goal in mind during his first Chiefs Training Camp. 

Jared Wiley from TCU says his biggest goal this training camp is just to prove he can contribute 

"I know what's in our room, we've got me, Irv (Smith Jr.), Noah (Gray), Gerrit (Prince), obviously Trav, we have a really talented group," Wiley explains. "So if I can find a way to come in and contribute as much as I possibly can, whether it's on special teams, anything they want me to do on offense, that'd be my biggest goal just to prove that i belong in that room and to be able to be on the field with those guys." 

One more practice will be held for rookies and quarterbacks tomorrow.  The full team reports to St. Joseph tomorrow evening, before the first full practice open to the public on Sunday where there will be a $5 admission fee.  

Tickets must be purchased online to attend and can be found by clicking <a href="https://www.chiefs.com/trainingcamp/">HERE </a>

<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2024/7/1721325806548.jpeg" alt="Louise Rees-Zammit during the first Chiefs training camp practice runs down the field/ Phtoo by Alexis Starks" />
 <figcaption>Louise Rees-Zammit during the first Chiefs training camp practice runs down the field/ Phtoo by Alexis Starks</figcaption>
 </figure>By MATT PIKE St. Joseph Post Early practices in Chiefs training camp on the Missouri Western campus have been key for one rookie running back, transitioning to a new sport. Louis Rees-Zammit is a former union rugby player from Wales that has long dreamed of playing in the NFL and is getting his chance with the Chiefs. Rees-Zammit says a key for him right now is getting to know the playbook. "Cause I'm playing catchup with a lot of people that have played American football since they were little kids, six years old, so there's no time to rest for me," Rees-Zammit tells the media following practice. "I've got to give this my all because ultimately this is my dream and to make it come true then I've got to play, I've got to be a step ahead of a lot of people." Rees-Zammit says the first goal to consider his rookie campaign successful is to make the team and knows a big part of that will be contributing on special teams. "Been working really hard on that with Coach (Dave) Toub and Coach (Andy) Hill, and just learning the playbook as I said," Rees-Zammit says. "Learning the running back roles, being able to learn pass protection, and then learning my routes off that, I think all of that adds up and the main way I'm going to make this team is by learning pass protection and being able to be a key role on special teams."<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2024/7/1721325905460.jpeg" alt="Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes makes a cut during the first Chiefs Training Camp practice as Louis Rees-Zammit looks on/ Photo by Alexis Starks" />
 <figcaption>Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes makes a cut during the first Chiefs Training Camp practice as Louis Rees-Zammit looks on/ Photo by Alexis Starks</figcaption>
 </figure>Entering a packed tight end room, the Chiefs fourth round pick has one goal in mind during his first Chiefs Training Camp. Jared Wiley from TCU says his biggest goal this training camp is just to prove he can contribute "I know what's in our room, we've got me, Irv (Smith Jr.), Noah (Gray), Gerrit (Prince), obviously Trav, we have a really talented group," Wiley explains. "So if I can find a way to come in and contribute as much as I possibly can, whether it's on special teams, anything they want me to do on offense, that'd be my biggest goal just to prove that i belong in that room and to be able to be on the field with those guys." One more practice will be held for rookies and quarterbacks tomorrow. The full team reports to St. Joseph tomorrow evening, before the first full practice open to the public on Sunday where there will be a $5 admission fee. Tickets must be purchased online to attend and can be found by clicking <a href="https://www.chiefs.com/trainingcamp/">HERE </a>

One Chiefs rookie is not just new to the team, but new to the sport

Kansas City Chiefs quarterbacks and rookies hit the Mosaic practice fields at Missouri Western State University for the first training camp practice today. 

Chiefs first round pick Xavier Worthy showed off his athleticism in the practice after missing much of the spring due to a hamstring injury.  

Worthy says though with the play calling and route running he felt pretty good on day one.  

"As my time off and even when I was off in OTA's, I took the time to really learn the playbook," Worthy tells the media following practice. "So asked the questions I need to ask and relied on Coach (Matt) Nagy, and I feel like that really helped me."

Another rookie in his first camp is second round pick offensive lineman Kingsley Suamataia who will compete with Wanya Morris for a starting job this camp.  

Suamataia says despite that competition looming, he has a good relationship with Morris.  

"I've known Wanya as a player, he's a great guy and he's friends with a lot of guys I know, we're boys on and off the field just trying to gain that job," Suamataia says. "We're both just working hard the best that we can and whoever comes out on top, you know still boys, but it's business out here." 

Rookie safety Jaden Hicks has been utilized all over the defense by defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo 

Hicks says Spagnuolo matches well with his skillset being able to utilize that versatility.  

"He likes me to do whatever on the field, whether that's cover, playing zone, man, in the box, so it's very versatile," Hicks explains. 

Two more practices will be held for the quarterbacks and rookies before the first full team practice on Sunday.  Players take the field again tomorrow at 9:15. 

<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2024/7/1721240801042.jpeg" alt="Xavier Worthy speaks to media following the first practice in St. Joseph/ Photo by Alexis Starks" />
 <figcaption>Xavier Worthy speaks to media following the first practice in St. Joseph/ Photo by Alexis Starks</figcaption>
 </figure>By MATT PIKE St. Joseph Post Kansas City Chiefs quarterbacks and rookies hit the Mosaic practice fields at Missouri Western State University for the first training camp practice today. Chiefs first round pick Xavier Worthy showed off his athleticism in the practice after missing much of the spring due to a hamstring injury. Worthy says though with the play calling and route running he felt pretty good on day one. "As my time off and even when I was off in OTA's, I took the time to really learn the playbook," Worthy tells the media following practice. "So asked the questions I need to ask and relied on Coach (Matt) Nagy, and I feel like that really helped me."<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2024/7/1721241019198.jpeg" alt="Photo by Alexis Starks" />
 <figcaption>Photo by Alexis Starks</figcaption>
 </figure>Another rookie in his first camp is second round pick offensive lineman Kingsley Suamataia who will compete with Wanya Morris for a starting job this camp. Suamataia says despite that competition looming, he has a good relationship with Morris. "I've known Wanya as a player, he's a great guy and he's friends with a lot of guys I know, we're boys on and off the field just trying to gain that job," Suamataia says. "We're both just working hard the best that we can and whoever comes out on top, you know still boys, but it's business out here." Rookie safety Jaden Hicks has been utilized all over the defense by defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo Hicks says Spagnuolo matches well with his skillset being able to utilize that versatility. "He likes me to do whatever on the field, whether that's cover, playing zone, man, in the box, so it's very versatile," Hicks explains. Two more practices will be held for the quarterbacks and rookies before the first full team practice on Sunday. Players take the field again tomorrow at 9:15. <figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2024/7/1721241065237.jpeg" alt="Chiefs head coach Andy Reid and Special Teams Coordinator Dave Toub during the first official practice in St. Joseph/ Photo by Alexis Starks" />
 <figcaption>Chiefs head coach Andy Reid and Special Teams Coordinator Dave Toub during the first official practice in St. Joseph/ Photo by Alexis Starks</figcaption>
 </figure>

Chiefs rookies and quarterbacks hit the field for first practice of Training Camp

Chiefs Training Camp is now open with quarterbacks and rookies
reporting to Missouri Western State University in St. Joseph.

Quarterback Patrick Mahomes says the Chiefs need to stay
hungry even though they are coming off back-to-back Super Bowl victories.

“We’re back in St. Joe, it’s time to get better,” Mahomes tells
reporters as training camp officials gets underway. “Every season starts
different. You’ve got to come in with the same mentality you had the year
before, even a higher intensity. Even though we won the Super Bowl last year,
we feel like we didn’t play our best football, especially offensively. It’s our
goal to be better that way and we have to come with that mentality every single
day.”

Chiefs Head Coach Andy Reid says training camp prepares the
team for a grueling season by sharpening their mental and physical abilities.

“If you’re fatigued then you’re going to be fatigued mentally.
If you’re fatigued physically that’s going to affect you mentally. And if you’re
fatigued period, then you can’t think and you can’t play, at least not to the best
of your ability,” Reid says during the news conference. “So, the objective here
is let’s get ourselves in shape, make sure we’re in football shape. They’re all
going to come back in shape, but let’s get ourselves in football shape.”

Mahomes says it’s important for the team to sequester itself
on the Missouri Western campus and focus on football.

“Being in the building and being at lunch together, being at
dinner together, always kind of being around the guys, you build this kind of
culture and this family-type brotherhood,” according to Mahomes. “I’m excited
to continue to do that with a lot of new faces and then with guys that have
been here before, because we know this is what it takes in order for us to go
out there and be great.”

Not all the team is in St. Joseph. This week, only the quarterbacks
and rookies attend practice. Practices this week are closed to the public. The
full team reports Sunday.

Reid values this time to bring the team together and prepare
for a tough football season.

“Listen, we look forward to being back here. We love the set
up here. The people here treat us great at Missouri Western State University; beautiful
facilities,” Reid tells reports standing outside Scanlon Hall, which will be
their home for the next few weeks. “It’s great to be able to get away from the
city and be able to house guys in the same dorm. I’m saying this as a coach and
they probably aren’t going to say this, but it builds a certain camaraderie.”

Chiefs Training Camp begins for the full team Sunday morning
with a 9:15am start at MWSU. There is a $5 admission fee for the practice on
Sunday, the first open to the public.

You can follow Brent on X @GBrentKFEQ and St. Joseph Post @StJosephPost.

<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2024/7/1721167941490.jpeg" alt="Patrick Mahomes addresses the media at the opening of Chiefs Training Camp on the Missouri Western campus in St. Joseph/Photo by Alexis Starks" />
 <figcaption>Patrick Mahomes addresses the media at the opening of Chiefs Training Camp on the Missouri Western campus in St. Joseph/Photo by Alexis Starks</figcaption>
 </figure>By BRENT MARTINSt. Joseph PostChiefs Training Camp is now open with quarterbacks and rookies
reporting to Missouri Western State University in St. Joseph.Quarterback Patrick Mahomes says the Chiefs need to stay
hungry even though they are coming off back-to-back Super Bowl victories.“We’re back in St. Joe, it’s time to get better,” Mahomes tells
reporters as training camp officials gets underway. “Every season starts
different. You’ve got to come in with the same mentality you had the year
before, even a higher intensity. Even though we won the Super Bowl last year,
we feel like we didn’t play our best football, especially offensively. It’s our
goal to be better that way and we have to come with that mentality every single
day.”<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2024/7/1721168026141.jpeg" alt="Head Coach Andy Reid answers questions at the start of training camp./Photo by Alexis Starks" />
 <figcaption>Head Coach Andy Reid answers questions at the start of training camp./Photo by Alexis Starks</figcaption>
 </figure>Chiefs Head Coach Andy Reid says training camp prepares the
team for a grueling season by sharpening their mental and physical abilities.“If you’re fatigued then you’re going to be fatigued mentally.
If you’re fatigued physically that’s going to affect you mentally. And if you’re
fatigued period, then you can’t think and you can’t play, at least not to the best
of your ability,” Reid says during the news conference. “So, the objective here
is let’s get ourselves in shape, make sure we’re in football shape. They’re all
going to come back in shape, but let’s get ourselves in football shape.”Mahomes says it’s important for the team to sequester itself
on the Missouri Western campus and focus on football.“Being in the building and being at lunch together, being at
dinner together, always kind of being around the guys, you build this kind of
culture and this family-type brotherhood,” according to Mahomes. “I’m excited
to continue to do that with a lot of new faces and then with guys that have
been here before, because we know this is what it takes in order for us to go
out there and be great.”Not all the team is in St. Joseph. This week, only the quarterbacks
and rookies attend practice. Practices this week are closed to the public. The
full team reports Sunday.Reid values this time to bring the team together and prepare
for a tough football season.“Listen, we look forward to being back here. We love the set
up here. The people here treat us great at Missouri Western State University; beautiful
facilities,” Reid tells reports standing outside Scanlon Hall, which will be
their home for the next few weeks. “It’s great to be able to get away from the
city and be able to house guys in the same dorm. I’m saying this as a coach and
they probably aren’t going to say this, but it builds a certain camaraderie.”Chiefs Training Camp begins for the full team Sunday morning
with a 9:15am start at MWSU. There is a $5 admission fee for the practice on
Sunday, the first open to the public.You can follow Brent on X @GBrentKFEQ and St. Joseph Post @StJosephPost.

The Chiefs return to St. Joseph, seeking a 3rd straight Super Bowl

Mosaic Life Care is once again ready to offer medical services to coaches, players, staff, and visitors to Kansas City Chiefs Training Camp on the Missouri Western State University campus in Saint Joseph.

Trauma and Stroke Services program manager and lead medical contact for training camp, Jonathan Eivins, says there are two triage tents this year, along with cooling stations and a medical building on site.

"We're going to have our staff roving in certain areas and keeping track of everybody and watching out for any kind of conditions that can arise, such as lacerations or heat exhaustion," Eivins said.

With summer temperatures soaring recently, Eivins advises visitors to dress appropriately, wear bright colors to reflect sunlight, and stay hydrated.&nbsp;

Eivins also noted there is equipment available to assist with any potential life-threatening conditions.&nbsp;

Mosaic Life Care is positioned to tend to as many people as possible during training camp. Eivins says in a 2 1/2 hour period, staff can attend to as many as twenty-five to thirty people.

Medical staff will be dressed in electric blue outfits this year, and Eivins encourages attendees to flag down staff if they notice anyone needing help.&nbsp;

Two ambulances will be on sight in the case of life-threatening emergencies.

<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2024/7/1721159713150.jpeg" alt="Mosaic Life Care/Chiefs Training Camp Medical Building" />
 <figcaption>Mosaic Life Care/Chiefs Training Camp Medical Building</figcaption>
 </figure>By RYAN SKAITHSt. Joseph PostMosaic Life Care is once again ready to offer medical services to coaches, players, staff, and visitors to Kansas City Chiefs Training Camp on the Missouri Western State University campus in Saint Joseph.Trauma and Stroke Services program manager and lead medical contact for training camp, Jonathan Eivins, says there are two triage tents this year, along with cooling stations and a medical building on site."We're going to have our staff roving in certain areas and keeping track of everybody and watching out for any kind of conditions that can arise, such as lacerations or heat exhaustion," Eivins said.With summer temperatures soaring recently, Eivins advises visitors to dress appropriately, wear bright colors to reflect sunlight, and stay hydrated.&nbsp;Eivins also noted there is equipment available to assist with any potential life-threatening conditions.&nbsp;Mosaic Life Care is positioned to tend to as many people as possible during training camp. Eivins says in a 2 1/2 hour period, staff can attend to as many as twenty-five to thirty people.Medical staff will be dressed in electric blue outfits this year, and Eivins encourages attendees to flag down staff if they notice anyone needing help.&nbsp;Two ambulances will be on sight in the case of life-threatening emergencies.

Mosaic to Provide Medical Services During KC Chiefs Training Camp

In front of a packed house, the St. Joseph Mustangs put on a thriller scoring a comeback win over the Warren County Crop Dusters and scoring a 5-4 win.&nbsp;

The Mustangs fell behind early in the second inning, the Crop Dusters Tyler Meyer scoring on a fielding error.&nbsp; Warren County would extend the lead in the sixth inning with two more runs.

Trailing 3-0 entering the bottom of the seventh, the Mustangs would tie up the game at three a piece, Jordan Black scoring on a single from Ike Book, Jackson Glueck scoring on a sacrifice fly, and Darius Freeman coming across on a wild pitch

St. Joseph would take the lead the very next inning, another wild pitch scoring Mason Holton, and after Frank Gall advanced to third on that wild pitch he would later score on a double from Glueck.&nbsp;

The Crop Dusters would score one more unearned run off of Jase Johnson before&nbsp;Archer Ogbourne would strike out to end the game

Freeman led the way hitting going 2 for 5 with one run scored.&nbsp;&nbsp;Trenton Roehler and&nbsp;Michael Infranca pitched three scoreless innings combined from the bullpen.

The Mustangs are now 33-6 on the season with just five games remaining before the playoffs.&nbsp; They will have on off day on Sunday before traveling to Warren County on Monday.

<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2024/7/1720932264318.jpeg" alt="5,829 fans packed into Phil Welch Stadium during Taylor Swift and Missouri Western night on Saturday, watching the Mustangs win 5-4/ Photo courtesy of the St. Joseph Mustangs Facebook" />
 <figcaption>5,829 fans packed into Phil Welch Stadium during Taylor Swift and Missouri Western night on Saturday, watching the Mustangs win 5-4/ Photo courtesy of the St. Joseph Mustangs Facebook</figcaption>
 </figure>By MATT PIKESt. Joseph PostIn front of a packed house, the St. Joseph Mustangs put on a thriller scoring a comeback win over the Warren County Crop Dusters and scoring a 5-4 win.&nbsp;The Mustangs fell behind early in the second inning, the Crop Dusters Tyler Meyer scoring on a fielding error.&nbsp; Warren County would extend the lead in the sixth inning with two more runs.Trailing 3-0 entering the bottom of the seventh, the Mustangs would tie up the game at three a piece, Jordan Black scoring on a single from Ike Book, Jackson Glueck scoring on a sacrifice fly, and Darius Freeman coming across on a wild pitchSt. Joseph would take the lead the very next inning, another wild pitch scoring Mason Holton, and after Frank Gall advanced to third on that wild pitch he would later score on a double from Glueck.&nbsp;The Crop Dusters would score one more unearned run off of Jase Johnson before&nbsp;Archer Ogbourne would strike out to end the gameFreeman led the way hitting going 2 for 5 with one run scored.&nbsp;&nbsp;Trenton Roehler and&nbsp;Michael Infranca pitched three scoreless innings combined from the bullpen.The Mustangs are now 33-6 on the season with just five games remaining before the playoffs.&nbsp; They will have on off day on Sunday before traveling to Warren County on Monday.

Mustangs score comeback win over Crop Dusters on Taylor Swift night

The Kansas City Royals offense struggled to make any solid contact off Red Sox starting pitcher Kutter Crawford, falling 5-0 in the penultimate game of the first half of the MLB season.&nbsp;

The Red Sox scored all five runs through five innings and held the Royals to just four hits in the shutout, Crawford striking out four, walking one, and giving up two of the hits.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Royals starter Seth Lugo struggled through five innings, giving up 10 hits and all five runs, however he did strike out six batters.&nbsp; Despite the rough start, Lugo still has a strong case to start the All Star game on Tuesday, his record at 11-4 with a 2.48 ERA.&nbsp;

If Lugo does earn the starting nod on Tuesday, he would be the first Royal to start a Midsummer Classic since Bret Saberhagen in 1987.

The Royals and Red Sox will wrap up their series on Sunday before heading into the All Star Break.&nbsp; Brady Singer is scheduled to start against Brayan Bello.&nbsp; First pitch is at 12:35pm with pregame at noon on KFEQ.

Royals add reliever Hunter Harvey in trade with Nationals

Kansas City acquired right handed relief pitcher Hunter Harvey Saturday in a trade that sent third base prospect Cayden Wallace and their Competive Balance A pick, No. 39 overall, to the Washington Nationals. 4

Harvey this season has recorded a 4.29 ERA in 43 appearances for the Nationals. Last season, he had a 2.82 ERA and recorded 10 saves and 19 holds.&nbsp; Since 2022, Harvey has a&nbsp;27.8% strikeout rate and a 6.4% walk rate.

The Royals have been searching for a power arm and more strike-throwing in the bullpen, which ranks 21st in baseball with a 4.26 ERA.&nbsp; Harvey, with his 98 mph fastball, fits the profile

Harvey’s also not a free agent until 2026, giving the Royals a full season of control following this year. That was something the Royals were adamant about acquiring, especially if they had to give up top prospects

Wallace, 22, was the Royals’ second-round pick in 2022 out of Arkansas and has been in Double-A Northwest Arkansas this year, although he has missed a good chunk of the season, first with an oblique strain and now a rib fracture, which he suffered while on a rehab assignment for his oblique. He has a career .265/.342/.420 slash line in the Minors with 18 home runs over the last three seasons.

By MATT PIKESt. Joseph PostThe Kansas City Royals offense struggled to make any solid contact off Red Sox starting pitcher Kutter Crawford, falling 5-0 in the penultimate game of the first half of the MLB season.&nbsp;The Red Sox scored all five runs through five innings and held the Royals to just four hits in the shutout, Crawford striking out four, walking one, and giving up two of the hits.&nbsp;&nbsp;Royals starter Seth Lugo struggled through five innings, giving up 10 hits and all five runs, however he did strike out six batters.&nbsp; Despite the rough start, Lugo still has a strong case to start the All Star game on Tuesday, his record at 11-4 with a 2.48 ERA.&nbsp;If Lugo does earn the starting nod on Tuesday, he would be the first Royal to start a Midsummer Classic since Bret Saberhagen in 1987.The Royals and Red Sox will wrap up their series on Sunday before heading into the All Star Break.&nbsp; Brady Singer is scheduled to start against Brayan Bello.&nbsp; First pitch is at 12:35pm with pregame at noon on KFEQ.Royals add reliever Hunter Harvey in trade with NationalsKansas City acquired right handed relief pitcher Hunter Harvey Saturday in a trade that sent third base prospect Cayden Wallace and their Competive Balance A pick, No. 39 overall, to the Washington Nationals. 4Harvey this season has recorded a 4.29 ERA in 43 appearances for the Nationals. Last season, he had a 2.82 ERA and recorded 10 saves and 19 holds.&nbsp; Since 2022, Harvey has a&nbsp;27.8% strikeout rate and a 6.4% walk rate.The Royals have been searching for a power arm and more strike-throwing in the bullpen, which ranks 21st in baseball with a 4.26 ERA.&nbsp; Harvey, with his 98 mph fastball, fits the profileHarvey’s also not a free agent until 2026, giving the Royals a full season of control following this year. That was something the Royals were adamant about acquiring, especially if they had to give up top prospectsWallace, 22, was the Royals’ second-round pick in 2022 out of Arkansas and has been in Double-A Northwest Arkansas this year, although he has missed a good chunk of the season, first with an oblique strain and now a rib fracture, which he suffered while on a rehab assignment for his oblique. He has a career .265/.342/.420 slash line in the Minors with 18 home runs over the last three seasons.

Royals suffer 5-0 shutout loss to Red Sox in penultimate game of first half

Kansas City Chiefs training camp in St. Joseph is drawing ever closer.

 Staff and equipment have started arriving from One Arrowhead Drive to the Missouri Western campus. Missouri Western athletic director Andy Carter says the Chiefs’ arrival is always a highly anticipated moment each summer - a moment that takes weeks of preparation and many people’s assistance.

"It takes a lot of preparation for our campus and community to get them here and treat them in the way they've grown to expect from us at a high level," Carter said on KFEQ Radio's The Hotline. "It's about a three-week buildup of products and equipment and people arriving, and then in 24 hours, poof! They're gone on the end of it."

This year will mark the 14th season of training camp at Missouri Western.

Chiefs quarterbacks and rookies will report and begin practice on July 16, with the first full practice open to the public on July 21. There’ll be 19 team practices in all with camp wrapping up on August 15.

Carter says the Chiefs appreciate coming to St. Joseph, not only because of proximity, but also because of how the community embraces camp each year.

"Close enough that if they have to go back for something, it's not a big deal," Carter said. "Even their admin people and executives can run up for a day and go back. But, I think it's also the commitment by the community and University leadership that this is important."

Talk of the Chiefs leaving Missouri has ramped up this year with Kansas trying to lure the team across the river.

Voters in Jackson County, Missouri this past April voted down a sales tax renewal that would have funded Arrowhead Stadium renovations and a new Royals ballpark in downtown Kansas City.

Carter says he doesn't know what will happen if the Chiefs leave the Show-Me State, but says there's been talks with the Chiefs about signing a multi-year agreement to keep training camp in St. Joseph for at least a few more years.

"What I can speak to is, they still need a place to train," Carter said of the Chiefs' future. "We've had some conversations about a three or five year agreement that keeps them here when they figure that part out. That's 100% their decision on where they're going to go."

Kansas governor Laura Kelly signed legislation in June that will help both professional sports teams pay for new stadiums if they move to Kansas.

 The Chiefs' and Royals' current lease at the Truman Sports Complex runs through 2031.

Regardless of what happens next with the stadiums, Carter says the pageantry and anticipation of training camp is very real and exciting, considering what the players go through.

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 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2023/8/1691058864161.jpeg" alt="Chiefs wide receiver Justyn Ross (8) makes a catch during training camp in St. Joseph, Mo. on&nbsp; August 2, 2023. Photo by Tommy Rezac." />
 <figcaption>Chiefs wide receiver Justyn Ross (8) makes a catch during training camp in St. Joseph, Mo. on&nbsp; August 2, 2023. Photo by Tommy Rezac.</figcaption>
 </figure>By TOMMY REZACSt. Joseph PostKansas City Chiefs training camp in St. Joseph is drawing ever closer. Staff and equipment have started arriving from One Arrowhead Drive to the Missouri Western campus. Missouri Western athletic director Andy Carter says the Chiefs’ arrival is always a highly anticipated moment each summer - a moment that takes weeks of preparation and many people’s assistance."It takes a lot of preparation for our campus and community to get them here and treat them in the way they've grown to expect from us at a high level," Carter said on KFEQ Radio's The Hotline. "It's about a three-week buildup of products and equipment and people arriving, and then in 24 hours, poof! They're gone on the end of it."This year will mark the 14th season of training camp at Missouri Western.Chiefs quarterbacks and rookies will report and begin practice on July 16, with the first full practice open to the public on July 21. There’ll be 19 team practices in all with camp wrapping up on August 15.Carter says the Chiefs appreciate coming to St. Joseph, not only because of proximity, but also because of how the community embraces camp each year."Close enough that if they have to go back for something, it's not a big deal," Carter said. "Even their admin people and executives can run up for a day and go back. But, I think it's also the commitment by the community and University leadership that this is important."Talk of the Chiefs leaving Missouri has ramped up this year with Kansas trying to lure the team across the river.Voters in Jackson County, Missouri this past April voted down a sales tax renewal that would have funded Arrowhead Stadium renovations and a new Royals ballpark in downtown Kansas City.Carter says he doesn't know what will happen if the Chiefs leave the Show-Me State, but says there's been talks with the Chiefs about signing a multi-year agreement to keep training camp in St. Joseph for at least a few more years."What I can speak to is, they still need a place to train," Carter said of the Chiefs' future. "We've had some conversations about a three or five year agreement that keeps them here when they figure that part out. That's 100% their decision on where they're going to go."Kansas governor Laura Kelly signed legislation in June that will help both professional sports teams pay for new stadiums if they move to Kansas. The Chiefs' and Royals' current lease at the Truman Sports Complex runs through 2031.Regardless of what happens next with the stadiums, Carter says the pageantry and anticipation of training camp is very real and exciting, considering what the players go through."This is part of their job," Carter said. "They're going to work and some of them are here to fine tune themselves for the season. Some are here, trying to make the club. There's high stakes over the weeks that they're here."You can follow Tommy on Twitter @TommyKFEQ and St. Joseph Post @StJosephPost.