Lawrence Junior Golfer Seventh in Vinzant Cos Memorial
Lawrence junior Kevin Stamer finished seventh in the second flight of the Everett Vinzant John Cos wotd Memorial tour for Overland Park juniors. Stamer shot 83 82 80 for 245 as more than 700 juniors competed. Jock's Nitch claimed the Hook Ice title. Jock's Nitch also topped the Hook Ice League regular season at 17 4 with Wiesner leading batting at .692. Bob Krische coached the team with Jim Self and Lee Cross as assistants.
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Frank Wiesner
Kris Finger
Josh Perrie
Ross Smith
Matt Lawrence
Matt Sanders
Matt Krische
Ryan Cragg
Chad Wissler
Ben Cross
Cuyler Halpin
Grant van Blaricum
James Moore
Michael Self
Wiesner
Bob Krische
Jim Self
Lee Cross
Lawrence athletes shine at regional events and golf fundraisers
Williams ran 9:16.62 at the USATF Junior Olympics in Baton Rouge while Wynne Mihura won the Pot tawatomie County Fair horseshoe title in Onaga with six straight wins. Lawrence athletes excel in golf, volleyball coaching, running, and inline hockey with top placings across multiple age groups and national events.
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Williams
Wynne Mihura
Lawrence
Onaga
Stiles shines as South falls in KBCA All-Star game
Stiles scored a game high 31 for the South in the Kansas Basketball Coaches Assn. all star game at Washburn University, but North beat the South 85 to 78. Denning from Baldwin boosted North with 15 points, while Stiles drew heavy attention and later collided for a moments’ lay in amid the tight second half.
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Jackie Stiles
Kansas
Washburn University
Lee Arena
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Stiles
Mary Denning
Ann Martin
Emily Bloss
Johnson leads North to all star win in Kansas game
Michael Johnson scoring 19 points propelled the North to a 111-93 victory over the South in the Kansas Basketball Coaches Assn Boys All Star Game. Eric Driggers 18, K T Turner 17, Pat McNally 11 helped, as the North built a 26-19 first quarter lead and dominated, making 28 of 38 free throws while the South converted 10 of 14. Brad Manley led the South with 16 points.
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Manhattan
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Pittsburg
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Coffeyville
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Timms
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Starz
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Monarchs end nine game skid with 77 64 win over Sting
Sacramento Monarchs beat Charlotte Sting 77 to 64 at Arco Arena to halt a nine game losing streak. Ruthie Bolton Holifield scored 24 with four 3s while Bridgette Gordon added 19 points and nine rebounds. Charlotte led by 13 in the first half but faded as Sacramento pulled away.
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Dvorak wins decathlon as Fritz finishes fourth in Athens
Tomas Dvorak tops the World Championships decathlon with 8837 points, third all time, while former Kansas State star Steve Fritz places fourth with 8463. O'Brien misses due to a leg stress fracture. Hamalainen and Busemann finish second and third. Heat and late starts challenge all competitors.
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Belarus
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Kansas and Missouri Alumni Benefit basketball game set
A charity basketball event at Municipal Auditorium features KU and MU alumni including Seta Caney Jeff Dehener and Jevon Crudup Mike Sandbothe with autographs at 6 p.m. and game at 7 p.m. Proceeds go to Special Olympics tickets cost 9 dollars.
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Jeff Dehener
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