Free State girls win Blue Valley Relays in dominant meet
Free State High School claimed the Blue Valley Relays team title with 117 points, defeating St. Thomas Aquinas as Emily Venters anchors the distance medley and mile portions for a meet record. Bailey Sullivan and Claire Lanner added standout wins and Scout Wiebe led in the javelin as the Firebirds also excelled in the 4x200 and sprint events. Free State boys placed fourth with a sprint medley victory by Ronald White, Tyler O'Dell, Elijah Harvey and Stan Skwarto and multiple runner-up finishes.
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Elijah Harvey
Stan Skwarto
Avin Lane
Trevor Hillis
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USA Hoops Stars Shine As Prospects Highlight Hoop Summit
The piece describes USA high school standouts Alexander and Oubre preparing for the McDonald's All-American game in Chicago, their practice, and plans for the Jordan Brand Classic in Brooklyn. It notes Tarik Phillip's recruitment chatter at Independence CC, and updates on Devon Graham, SviMykhailiuk, Emmanuel Mudiay, Karl Towns Jr., and Trey Lyles as top international prospects.
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Ukraine
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Karl Towns Jr
Trey Lyles
Kansas University earns Big 12 Coach of the Year honor
Clark Campbell led Kansas University to a second place finish at the Big 12 championships, earning him the league's Swim Coach of the Year award. KU crowned its first Big 12 individual champion Chelsie Miller in the 400 yard individual medley and aims to surpass 700 points next season while pursuing NCAA Championships success.
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Jayhawk tennis blanked by Texas Tech in Lubbock
Kansas University tennis suffered its fifth straight loss and third shutout in Big 12 play with a 7 0 defeat at Texas Tech. KU’s sole win came at No 1 doubles as Paulina Les and Dylan Windom defeated Samantha Adams and Kenna Kilgo 8 6. The Red Raiders swept the remaining doubles and won all singles. KU heads to TCU on Sunday.
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Weis Eyes Offense and Turnover Control in Spring Game
Kansas coach David Weis pacifies expectations for a different third Kansas team in the spring game. He aims for efficient offense and strong defense with turnovers, while giving many backups extended snaps to gauge depth and resolve.
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Free State girls top Lansing 4 0 behind strong scoring
Firebirds improve to 2 2 with goals from Kahler Hutchi son Dieker and Ferguson while Hierl posts shutout. Dieker 2 assists Hutchison 1 assist. Finley sisters win throws. LHS takes girls team title 121 to 117.5. Lawrence boys seventh. J D Woods second 100. E Parrish second triple jump. Results on page 8B.
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Haydn Hutchison
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Kelly Barah
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Matia Finley
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Emporia
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Manhattan
J.D. Woods
Erik Parrish
Lions
LHS Girls Win Topeka Relays Team Title
Law rence High’s girls track and field team won the Topeka Relays team title. Marissa Pope, Rebecca Finley, and Matia Finley each won individual events. Pope took the 400 in 1:01.29 and joined Jensen Edwards, Leah Gabler, and Kyleigh Seve on a relay effort.
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Matia Finley
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Four City Preps Set for All Star Football Game
Free State High seniors Khadre Lane and Keith Loneker join Lawrence High seniors Kieran Severa and Kyle Wittman on the Kansas All-Star squad to face Missouri. The game is at 7 p.m. June 19 at Blue Springs High Peve Stadium.
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Keith Loneker
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Kieran Severa
Kyle Wittman
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Peve
Baseball well. Pitching and homers fuel KU loss in return series
Kansas routs Texas Christian 9 to 2 as Kevin Crow and Boomer White hit homers. Brandon Finnegan earned the win, while Jordan Piché took the loss and Riley Ferrell collected the save. KU notables Ka'iana Eldredge and Blair Beck contributed RBI and run, with Colby Wright also driving in a run. The series continues at 3 p.m. today.
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Riley Ferrell
Connor McKay
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Kevin Crow
Boomer White
TCU
Ka’iana Eldredge
RBI
Colby Wright
Blair Beck
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