LHS swim finishes runner-up at Shawnee Mission South triangular
Lawrence High School’s swim and dive team placed second at the Shawnee Mission South triangular at the Shawnee Mission Aquatic Center. SM South won with 107 points, Lawrence 95, Manhattan 55. Lawrence claimed two relays and multiple individual wins, led by Giuliano Lule-Paredes with two individual titles and Christopher Oral with a 50 freestyle victory.
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Giuliano Lule-Paredes
Jack Tell
Ryan Christian
Carson Schraad
Drake Khatib
Adam Stoddard
Cole Ahlander
Kegan Crawford
Salvador Good
Quinn Pleskac
Giovani Lule-Paredes
Veritas Basketball Nets
Veritas
Manhattan Chief
Eagles
Northeast Kansas Saints
Will Rau
Will Bartkoski
WCHS
Rau
Bartkoski
Brennan Clements
K State bows out of bowl games over COVID-19 outbreak
Kansas State becomes the latest team to withdraw from bowl consideration as the program pauses all football activities indefinitely amid a surge in positive tests and contact tracing. Coach Chris Klieman called the season bittersweet after a 4-6 finish with key injuries and no bowl bid.
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Oklahoma
Skylar Thompson
Chris Klieman
Boston College
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Virginia
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SMU
UTSA
Four top teams enter championship weekend in CFP mix
Alabama Notre Dame Clemson and Ohio State hold top four spots as they prepare for conference title games. Texas A&M Iowa State and Florida chase playoff chances with the Rose Bowl and Sugar Bowl decisions amid COVID restrictions and attendance uncertainty.
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Iowa State
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Pasadena
California
New Orleans
FBS
Jack Swarbrick
CFP
Bill Hancock
Miami
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Tournament of Roses
VanDerveer Becomes Winningest Women’s Coach at Stanford
Tara VanDerveer tied and then surpassed Pat Summitt to become the winningest women’s college basketball coach with her 1,099th victory as No. 1 Stanford defeated Pacific 104 61. The coach and players celebrated with a game ball, plaques, a city proclamation, commemorative shirts, and balloons marking the milestone, while VanDerveer reflected on her long journey from Idaho to Ohio State and Stanford.
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Stockton
Calif
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VanDerveer
Tara
Pat Summitt
Pacific
Francesca Belbi
University of Idaho
Ohio State
Connecticut
Gene Auriemma
Maples Pavilion
Palo Alto
Adrian Fine
Rich Pedroncelli
Kiana Williams
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Ty Abts
Jaden Hamm
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Ljworld.com
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