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Kansas High Schools Battle Heat | Wichita News
High school football in Kansas is heating up — literally. With dangerous heat forcing safety measures, Wichita schools are using wet bulb temperature readings to decide when outdoor practices are unsafe. If the number hits 89.8°F or higher, no outdoor activity. Coaches enforce mandatory water breaks, monitor for heat exhaustion, and even weigh players before and after practice — dropping weight means immediate removal. It’s a smart, layered approach to protect young athletes, proving that safety always comes first, even when the game is on. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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