Wetmore Upsets Seabury In Regional Boys Game
Wetmore surprised Seabury Academy 55 50 in a Class 1A regional boys basketball contest Thursday. Seabury, the top seed, ends 1 5 as Wetmore advances with a 3 18 mark. Gibbs 15 Malone 11 Simons 9 Grabill 7 led Seabury. Harding coached his final game as Seabury to hire a new coach next season.
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City rivals clash as Free State faces Lawrence High in key matchup
Free State enters with a strong frontcourt led by a 6-8 lefty and senior Josh May, while Lawrence High relies on size and a tightening press break. The boys game follows a girls matchup at 5:30 as LHS seeks a home sub state berth after a late-season surge.
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Nerves and nerves as Lawrence High eyes state wrestling
Lawrence High head coach Pat Naughton prepares his team for the 6A state wrestling tournament in Wichita. The Lions look to handle nerves on the big stage after a strong regional showing with four individual champions and 10 qualifiers, while Free State sends Ammon Austin as its lone competitor.
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Ex-lineman recalls brutal draft combine ordeal
Former Kansas Jayhawks lineman Loneker recounts the dreaded draft combine where all five teams tested him through joint exams and tables, earning a five health risk. He went undrafted yet joined the Los Angeles Rams and started as a rookie. Teammates Darrell Stuckey Dezmon Briscoe and Kerry Meier are in Indianapolis facing similar assessments.
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Veritas Christian advances in KCAA tourney
Elijah Penny poured in 27 points as Veritas Christian boys beat W.A.H.A. 49-37 in the first round, advancing to face the Wichita Defenders at 7 p.m. The Derby Christian girls topped Veritas Christian 41-21 and Veritas meets Flint Hills Christian at 2:30 p.m. today.
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