Free State High cross country teams enter new era
Free State High begins fall sports preview with cross country, noting minimal turnover under coach Steve Heffernan. Returning girls Bai ley Sullivan Molly McCord Rose mary Newsome Olivie Loney pace a ninth place state finish, while Connor Ballenger and John Corbett anchor the boys after a fourth regional. Newcomers Ana Christina Craig join the girls and Trail Spears joins the boys. Heffernan calls it a rebuilding year with several young leaders stepping up.
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Lawrence High cross country teams set for fall season
Lawrence High opens fall sports amid anticipation as cross country teams prepare. Coach Brian Anderson cites summer Wisconsin camp experiences, with key returning girls Grace Morgan, Emily McEntire, Leah Gabler, Malory McFall, Laura Neilsen, Riley Shook, and Caitlin Lewis. Newcomers Alex Carlson, Aimee Neilsen, and Claire Lanner may impact, while top returning boys include Gavin Fischer, Chester Lewis, Ivan Davidson, Adam Edmonds, Thomas Ezell, Philip Gabler, and Keegan Matheis.
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Self confirms Doyle departure from KU after talk
Milt Doyle, who returned to Chicago for a weeklong visit after Kansas University's trip to Switzerland and Paris, planned to fly to Kansas City for first semester classes but had a change of heart after a serious phone conversation with coach Bill Self, confirming his departure.
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Grunhard’s gospel: no softies on the line
Kansas football coach and former Notre Dame star Tim Grunhard discusses toughness in the offensive line. He recalls his father, a Chicago detective, who inspired resilience after a lifetime of exposure to street violence. Grunhard left Bishop Miege to coach KU’s offensive line for Charlie Weis.
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