Collegiate Defeated Cheney in High School Football
The Spartans secured a 47-29 victory on Wednesday to improve their standing in the Class 3A playoff race.
Updated on Oct. 10, 2026 in Football

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Wichita Collegiate moved past Cheney High School with a 47-29 win, ending a streak of four consecutive losses. The Spartans successfully overcame a halftime deficit by scoring 19 unanswered points in the final stages of the game.
Why it matters
The victory serves as a crucial turning point for Collegiate after failing to close out games during their prior 1-4 start. This win positions the team for a potential second-place finish in Class 3A District 6 and a possible home playoff game.
Quarterback Landon Langston completed 16 of 26 passes for 403 yards and accounted for six total touchdowns. Collegiate's offensive effort featured significant plays, including an 80-yard touchdown reception by Mason Bond.
The players
Landon Langston
He is the quarterback for Wichita Collegiate who accounted for six total touchdowns in the victory.
Mason Bond
He is a wide receiver for Wichita Collegiate who recorded 170 receiving yards and two touchdowns.
Sam Johnson
He is a returner for Cheney High School who recorded a 91-yard kickoff return touchdown.
The details
Collegiate quarterback Landon Langston dominated the field with three passing and three rushing touchdowns. The defense bolstered the win by recording three interceptions, effectively stalling Cheney's scoring opportunities throughout the night.
Timeline
The football game took place on October 9, 2026.
Season Trajectory
This win alters the competitive balance in Class 3A District 6 as Collegiate seeks to climb from a 1-4 start. The result provides a necessary path toward securing a first-round home game in the upcoming postseason bracket.
Collegiate now holds a viable path to a second-place district finish, which would impact the upcoming postseason bracket math. The victory significantly boosts the team's prospects for hosting a first-round game rather than traveling for the playoffs.
The takeaway
Consistent late-game execution proved to be the decisive factor in overcoming a previous trend of squandering early leads. Developing this closing ability remains essential for the team to maintain momentum as the postseason approaches.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Wichita Eagle.
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