Marshall keeps Wichita State near top despite injuries
WSU coach Gregg Marshall keeps the Shockers a consistent winner on a neutral floor and at Koch Arena, with a diverse roster and key seniors returning. Despite December injuries to Hall and Wessel, Baker's return uncertain, Marshall notes the program's resilience and strong recruiting as momentum builds toward more NCAA bids.
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Koch Arena
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Evan Wessel
Ron Baker
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Florida
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Lagos
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Three Rivers
Wessel
Wichita Heights High School
Nick Wiggins
Chadrack Lafile
Kadeem Coleby
Louisiana- Lafayette
Bahamas
Wichita State
Kansas
Gregg Marshall
Creighton
Greg McDermott
Ralph Miller
Lady Buffs fall short as Stags edge comeback bid
In a tight late contest Bishop Miege upended Garden City 48-44 as Hughes led Stags with 19 points and Tornero added key free throws. Garden City fought back from seven down to make it a two point game with 30 seconds left but could not convert, while Tempel and Bernbeck kept GC within reach through the fourth. The win advances Bishop Miege in the bracket as Garden City settles for a tough setback.
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Taryn Tempel
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Wolf
Stags
Bernbeck
Garden City
Tempel
Bishop Miege
McFeders
Piggie
Villegas
Vaughn
Shurn
McClelland
Padilla
Brunson
McKee
Education Department frames sports as disabled students' civil right
The U S Education Department declares sports a civil right for disabled students, with no deadline for schools to comply and activists cheering. Bev Vaughn calls it historic, Kareem Dale notes benefits of extracurricular participation, and examples from Maryland Minnesota and Ohio show concrete steps toward inclusive athletics. Casey Followay, a 15 year old racer, hopes to race against peers as guidance may change.
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The
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Government Accountability Office
Kareem Dale
White House
Dale
Chicago
Minnesota
Casey
Followay
Ohio
Education Department
Ingalls girls advance to SPIAA final in semifinal win
Ingalls Lady Bulldogs beat Spearville 40-35 to reach SPIAA championship. Rebecca Wyatt led with 19 points. Kaisha Batman added 9. Ingalls will face Bucklin at 6 p.m. Saturday for the title.
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Ingalls Lady Bulldogs
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Kaisha Batman
Rachel Slattery
Katie Rabe
Estrada
Batman
Whipple
Wyatt
Galaviz
E. Slattery
Rabe
Offerle
Heskamp
R. Slattery
Kistler
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