Toby Hammes is a Sports Editor at Kansas State Collegian. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, focusing on competitive sports, sports business, and both team and individual sports disciplines. Toby's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Manhattan Mercury.
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Toby’s coverage primarily focuses on local sports events and announcements related to Kansas State University, NFL, football, and volleyball. He may be most responsive to pitches providing exclusive insights or interviews with key figures from these sports domains.
Given his emphasis on event coverage and announcements, he might also be interested in future events involving the mentioned teams or athletes. In addition, Toby appears dedicated to covering local talent making it big in national leagues like the NFL.
Considering his geographic focus on Kansas and Manhattan, pitches should revolve around local sporting achievements or tie-ins with national level competitions for increased relevance to his audience.
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By: Toby Hammes
Manhattan High softball split its regular season finale Thursday night at CiCo Park, rolling to a 9-1 win in the opener before falling 6-3 to Hays in the nightcap.
At 5-foot-3, Kat Ball never looked like the biggest athlete on the floor, field or golf course. That never mattered.
By: Toby Hammes
After years of Kansas State fans hoping to see Michael Beasley suit up for Purple Reign, it's finally happening — and it will come against Kansas.
Manhattan High boys' golf claimed the Class 6A Regional title Tuesday at Manhattan Country Club, posting a team score of 296 — one stroke ahead of Mill Valley — to qualify for next week's state tournament.
Manhattan High girls' soccer opened postseason play with a dominant defensive performance Tuesday night, shutting out Topeka High 2-0 in the opening round of the Class 6A Regional at Bishop Stadium.
By: Toby Hammes
Manhattan High baseball is headed back to state after winning its home regional Wednesday at CiCo Park, knocking off rival Junction City and Wichita West.
EMPORIA — Manhattan High baseball never found its footing in the Class 6A state quarterfinals, falling 9-0 to Washburn Rural at Emporia State's Trusler Sports Complex on Tuesday.
By: Toby Hammes
WICHITA — Less than 24 hours after moving into Manhattan to begin his Kansas State football career, Pratt senior Arley Morrell found himself back on the track for one final
WICHITA — Peyton Parker saved his best performances for the biggest stage.
of 9 WICHITA — Manhattan High's girls 4x800 relay had been chasing history for weeks.
