Scott City wins 3A state track title with Kendrick
Scott City's Trace Kendrick clinched the 800 in a surge past Neodesha's Aaron Pearson to cap a standout meet. Kendrick earned his third title of the state meet and tallied 10 points to steer the Beavers to the Lee Championship lead.
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Duesing takes third in pole vault at state meet
Garden City High School placed 25th with six points at the Kansas State Track and Field Championship in Wichita. Scott Duesing earned third in the pole vault after clearing 14 feet, while Lexi Josserand added sixth in the 300 hurdles for the girls. The Buffaloes acknowledge youth as a factor and look ahead to next year. Shawnee Mission West won the 3,200 relay with 8:02.47.
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Sublette Lady Larks finish second at state track meet
Sublette's girls track and field team steadied through the Kansas State Championships at Cessna Stadium, finishing in second place. Emily Lucas captured the state high jump title on Friday, and the squad added a strong Saturday 400 relay win, earning a high finish overall.
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Bears Clinch Semifinal Win Over Moscow In Playoff Setback
St Marys exploded late scoring five in the sixth and two in the seventh to beat Moscow 10-3 in the Class 2 1A semifinals at Soden s Grove Emporia. Adam VandeVelde earned the win while Dexter Hittle took the loss as Moscow stranded seven runners through four frames. Moscow finishes 19 3 after a tough semifinal exit with Colgan capturing the title.
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Dixon Wins Indianapolis 500 in Historic Victory
Scott Dixon jubilant and solitary after clinching the Indianapolis 500, riding a speedway bus and celebrating with a $2,988,065 winner’s share. The record purse totaled $14.41 million, with Marco Andretti earning a $782,065 third place and Ryan Hunter-Reay rookie of the year honors among $328,065. Dixon’s Indy 500 total rises to $4,881,997, fifth all time.
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