Friday Night Photo Contest 2016 Grand Prize Winner

Photo by Derek Livingston (https://www.flickr.com/photos/dereklivingstonsports)
By: Kpreps.com
Aug 17, 2017

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Now that our friends at Kansas Pregame have released their 2017 edition digitally, we can officially announce that Derek Livingston has been awarded the Grand Prize for the 2016 Kpreps Friday Night Photo Contest.

Livingston’s winning photo captures Mill Valley quarterback Brody Flaming’s 10-yard touchdown pass to Evan Rice in double overtime to tie Goddard 34-34 in the Class 5A state championship game. Jack Matchette would convert the ensuing extra point to propel the Jaguars to a 35-34 victory and their second consecutive Class 5A state title.

View all the 2016 Photo Finalists

“The Friday Night Photo Contest has played such important role in allowing Kpreps to tell the story of each high school football season,” said Kpreps’ Managing Partner Andy Wachter. “There are many talented photographers around our state, and we enjoy providing a platform for sharing their photos with the entire Kansas high school football community.”

“Each year it is a real challenge to select a winning photograph,” said Kpreps’ Managing Partner Matt Gilmore. “Even in selecting weekly winners…we receive so many great photos that to be nominated as a weekly winner should be considered quite an accomplishment.”

“But we feel the magnitude of that moment in the 2016 state title game really makes Derek’s photo special,” Gilmore said. “We hope to continue to see the growth and success of the photo contest during the 2017 season.”

Livingston wins $500 cash for his 2016 winning photograph. The winning photo was announced and featured (page 33) in the 2017 edition of Kansas Pregame Magazine. Livingston also was selected as the photographer for the cover photo shoot of Kansas Pregame’s 2017 edition.


Kpreps Photo Contest is back! $500 grand prize again in 2017

The Kpreps Friday Night Photo Contest back again for the 2017 season. "We enjoy seeing photos from around the state each week and it really helps us with our coverage," said Kpreps' Managing Partner Matt Gilmore. "The thousands of photos we receive through the contest play an integral part in telling the complete story of high school football in our state."

This season, Kpreps will once again name a weekly winner whose winning photo will become eligible for a $500 grand prize. Weekly winners will be featured on the site and in social media.

Submitting Your Photos

To submit your photos, use the upload form on at kpreps.com/kansas/photos/. If you experience any issues with the form, you can also email your photos to photos@kpreps.com. Be sure to include your name and information about the game you photographed.

Contest Rules, Terms, and Conditions

Photos submitted must be accompanied with the photographer's name, email address, city, and phone number. Complete information is required to qualify for prizes. Contestants give Kpreps.com and Kansas Pregame permission to contact them regarding more detailed information about their submissions.

No artwork, paintings, or enhanced images will be eligible.

No families, relatives, employees, or freelance photographers of Kpreps.com are eligible to win.

We reserve the right to use any images you send us on Kpreps.com, or any publications or websites owned or operated by Kpreps, LLC and for any marketing purposes under the brand Kpreps.com

You, the photographer submitting a photo, confirm that you own the copyrights to all the photographs you submit and that, to your knowledge, the photographs do not violate any existing copyright pursuant to statute, common law, or equity. By entering the Friday Night Photo Contest, you, the photographer, grant free, non-exclusive and unlimited worldwide license to all copyrightable rights in and to the photo for the duration of the copyright.

You understand that NO royalties will be paid to you for use of your photographs.

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