Athletics

Nick Sale, Ath. Dir.

(765) 455-8053

Aaron Hyman, Asst. Ath. Dir.

Welcome to the Kokomo Wildkats' Athletic Website. On this site you will find updated schedules, rosters, and access to Kat Chatter which is a daily publication all about Kokomo Athletics. Please check back frequently for updated information and important documents. Thanks for following Kokomo High School Athletics!

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This Week at KHS
Here's your weekly calendar for athletic activities at Kokomo High School. You can print it out and hang it on your fridge for future reference, if you like, or access it from your smart phone, iPad, or whatever tech device you have in your hands. Please keep in mind that inclement weather may cause scheduled events to be re-scheduled. Go Kats!

Steven Edwards sets new all-time KHS boys track record. Read more.

2019 Summer Sports Camps. Download the entire summer camp package and follow the instructions for printing on page one.

The KHS Athletic Department is proud to announce the NCC All-Academic Team for Fall 2018. Click to see those athletes.

Huge congratulations to Steven Edwards. Click here to find out why.

Congratulations go out to Kiah Parrott. Click to read more.

What do Julian Wallace, Nathanael Elkin and Ricke Stucker have in common? Click to find out.

Levi's six touchdown passes set a new Kokomo record! Read more.

These four tennis players were named to the Indiana High School Tennis Coaches Association’s All-District team for District 3.

Steven Edwards set another KHS school record in football. Read more.

Hrabos and Edwards keep setting records. Read more.

KHS Softball Cancer Awareness Game and Fundraiser. Monday, April 29th at Kokomo Municipal Stadium. Read more

Charlie Hall, a Kokomo grad, former KHS teacher, and head basketball coach for both the KHS boys and girls, was named the recipient of the 2019 Virgil Sweet Award by the Indiana Basketball Coaches Association. Read more...

The KHS Athletic Department is always proud to announce an All-NCC team. Here are our members of 2019 Winter All-NCC Team. Congratulations to those named to this team!

The KHS Athletic Department is proud to announce the Winter All-NCC Academic Team for 2018-2019. Click to read more.

The IHSAA recently released enrollment figures that determine school classifications. See where Kokomo ranks in the NCC and among other top Indiana high schools.

The KHS Athletic Department is proud to announce the All-NCC Team for Fall 2018.

Wildkat Store
Wildkat fans are proud to show their colors. Shop the Wildkat Store for all your needs.

Exciting Video
Download and watch an awesome video of the new KHS football stadium and turf field. Go Wildkats!

New Football and Track Facility
The fall 2017 football season brings a continuation of our tradition of excellence in Kokomo sports with some great new additions to our facility. Since 2012, Kokomo High School has been working to improve our facility through a series of small projects that has, over time, led to the beautiful and functional facility our Wildkats call home. Click here to read more about these improvements and take an aerial tour of the facility by clicking here.

The New N.C.C.

A slight modification in the North Central Conference began with the 2015-2016 school year. Gone after 11 seasons are the Huntington North Vikings and replacing them is Indianapolis Arsenal Tech. Tech was one of the 10 original NCC schools back in 1926, but the Titans were forced to withdraw from the league in 1961 when the Indianapolis Public Schools asked them to play a full city schedule.

The NCC will still be divided into two divisions. The West Division will once again be composed of Harrison, Kokomo, Lafayette Jeff, Logansport, and McCutcheon, while the East will be made up by Anderson, Arsenal Tech, Marion, Muncie Central, and Richmond. The different divisions will be used to seed some of the conference tournaments at the end of the season.

History of KHS
True Wildkat fans will find this retrospective view of KHS very interesting and informative. Our thanks to Joe Dunbar, former KHS social studies teacher, for his work in putting together this historical view.