Firebirds fall to Seaman 44 42 in opener
Free State girls surge to a 40 30 lead in the fourth but go cold, missing seven minutes without a point. Seaman rallies to tie and then wins 44 42 as Tatiana Schafer scores the winning layup with seven seconds left. Kennedy Kirkpatrick led FSHS with 11 points.
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Topeka
Free State High
Seaman
Firebirds
Kennedy Kirkpatrick
FSHS
Free State
Bryan Duncan
Duncan
Vikings
Liyah Rogers
Scout Wiebe
Tatyana Legette
Rachel Heald
Kirkpatrick
Mallory Searcy
Wiebe
Legette
Tatiana Schafer
Topeka Seaman
Abbey Casady
A’liyah Rogers
Chelsea Casady
Millie Shade
Ciara Carey
Summer Frantz
Ariana Frantz
Tshs
Lexie Heiniger
Kaylee Hendrix
Brooke McMillin
Savannah Skoch
Jeris Thomas
Rogers
Shade
McMillin
Nick Krug
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Lawrence High Falls In OT At Junction City
Lawrence High girls lose 60 56 in overtime to Junction City. Kienna Coleman scores 16, Anna Wright 14, Kylie Seaman 11 for LHS, Bri Anderson 8, in a hard fought 0 2 start. Lions host Harmon next Monday at 5 30 p.m.
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Lawrence High
Junction CiTy
Kienna Coleman
Anna Wright
Lions
Wood
Kylie Seaman
Bri Anderson
Kansas City Harmon
OT Lhs
Emma Kelly
Marissa Pope
Witt
Sain
Pender
Kamm
Stokes
Cullen
Free State edges Leavenworth in high school dual
Free State lost 39-35 at Leavenworth in a boys wrestling dual. Winners for Free State were Qualian Fowler 106 pounds, David Stubbs 120, Maurice Jacobs 132, Colton Steele 145, Ben Soukup 160 and Nick Vidoli 182. Next action is Saturday at Shawnee Mission North west Tournament. Lawrence High quarterback Brad Strauss, a Simone Award finalist, and two others lost to Calvin Warmack. Trent Hosick and Steven McBee were other finalists. Nick Becker and Malick Collins earned regional and lineman awards. Kansas University midfielder Whitney Berry was named All-Central Region First Team and All-Big 12 First Team, leading KU with seven assists and six goals. Caroline Kastor made all-region second team.
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Leavenworth
Free State
Qualian Fowler
David Stubbs
Maurice Jacobs
Colton Steele
Ben Soukup
Nick Vidoli
The
Firebirds
Thomas A. Simone
Blue Springs
Calvin Warmack
Strauss
Kansas
Kansas City
Bechard and Jarmoc Honored by AVCA in Central Region
Kansas University volleyball coach Ray Bechard earned the AVCA Central Region Coach of the Year award while KU middle blocker Caroline Jarmoc was named to the All Central Region First Team. Bechard led the Jayhawks to a program best 26-7 record and is a finalist for National Coach of the Year. Jarmoc, a junior and All-Big 12 first-teamer, will be considered for All-America honors with the All-America list announced on December 12.
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Kansas University
Ray Bechard
AVCA
Caroline Jarmoc
Bechard
Jayhawks
Jarmac
Free State edges Seaman 65 62 in late comeback clash
Seaman rallied with an 8 of 9 start in the third as Ryan Colombo scored 22 for Seaman, but Free State bench led by Cody Scott and Weston Hack carried a 28-4 edge in bench points. Scott finished with 15 and Hack added eight as FSHS hung on for a 65-62 victory on Seaman’s home court.
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Vikings
Free State
Firebirds
Blake Winslow
Cody Scott
Weston Hack
FSHS
Law
Cody
Weston
Scott
Hack
Winslow
Ing
Seaman
Ryan Colombo
Butch Rea
Free State Boys
Topeka
Cole Moreano
Keith Loneker
Reshawn Caro
Khadre Lane
Logan Bannister
Kyle McFarland
Wilson Hack
TSHS
Joe Miller
Sean Higley
Wyatt Hendrix
Taylor Czajkowski
Chase Bauer
Roger Humel
Caro
Moreano
Lane
Wes. Hack
Miller
Colombo
Rea
Eudora Girls Fall to St James in Tournament
Eudora High girls hoops drop 31 27 to St James as Allie Webb posts 10 and Abby Richeson nine points The Cardinals fall to 0 3 and draw Bonner Springs next in Paola tournament with Ballock Becker and Scroggin leading Eudora in a 46 32 loss.
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St. James
Eudora
Allie Webb
Abby Richeson
Eudora High
Bonner Springs
Paola
Kansas City Ward
Kansas City Turner
Kansas City Piper
Topeka Highland Park
J. Smith
Burke
Kubick
Kerner
Dwyer
Webb
McKenzie Oller
Danelle Topil
Makaila Garcia
Andrew Ballock
Nick Becker
Cardinals
Eli Leahen
Tyler Had
Max Scroggin
Ellis Faces Growth in KU Debut as Self Sees Scoring Potential
Kansas coach Bill Self praised freshman Perry Ellis on Hawk Talk for his scoring flashes and potential while noting the need for more aggression and quicker decision making. Ellis scored 15 in the opener vs SE Missouri State and 12 vs Washington State, with four points in each of the last three games against Oregon State San Jose State and Saint Louis. Ellis credited guidance from seniors Jeff Withey Elijah Johnson Travis Releford and Kevin Young for easing the college transition and helping him mirror their practice intensity.
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Self
Ellis
Hawk
SE Missouri State
Washington State
Oregon State
San Jose State
Saint Louis
Julian
Wright
Mario Chalmers
Jeff
Withey
Elijah
Uohnson
Travis
Kevin
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