"Strong legs run that weak legs may walk."

The Kansas Shrine Bowl is a non-profit charity raising funds and awareness for the Shriners Hospitals for Children. The Shrine Bowl has been in existence since 1974 hosting one of the most prestigious high school football all-star games in the nation. Since its inception it has been promoting Kansas talent and the  incredible network of hospitals raising
over 2.5 million dollars. To all of our fans and supporters, we thank you!

Fellowship of Christian Athletes High School Combine & Clinic

Mark Simoneau and Simoneau Sports Performance will be conducting this year's FCA High School Combine & Clinic in conjunction with the Kansas Shrine Bowl game in Topeka on Saturday, July 27th 2013 at Yager Stadium, Washburn University. Simoneau is a former Shrine Bowl Player, College Football Hall of Fame Inductee (Kansas State University) and ten year NFL veteran. Click HERE to sign up or for more information. 
Rest and avoiding anything that stimulates the brain is the best way to recover from a concussion. Eliminate or reduce television, movies, video games, computers, texting, reading and exercise. Any mental activity can make symptoms worse, so consider a brief absence from schoolwork. Do not drive because a concussion can reduce reaction times and lead to an accident. The more aggressively the brain is rested, the sooner healing will occur. Access the education guides at KansasConcussion.org for more detailed information.

2012 Results
West wins 14-7

Pictures from the 2012 Kansas Shrine Bowl are posted to www.ksshrinebowl.zenfolio.com.
 Thanks Studio G Photography and Buck Fisher.