Northwest and Free State Lead In Shawnee Invitational
High School boys sprint through a competitive Northwest Invitational at Shawnee with Free State first on 321.5 points, Lawrence second, SM North fourth and SM West sixth. Top relays and individual marks highlight a day of rapid times across multiple events, including strong showings from FL and L clubs and a handful of standout swimmers in diving and freestyle events.
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Shawnee
Free State
Lawrence
Overland Park Aquinas
SM North
SM West
SM Northwest
FSHS
LHS
Canaan Campbell
Kyle Yoder
Ben Sloan
Hunter Robinson
Adam Edmonds
Jacob Pfeifer
Nathan Evers
Zach Andregg
Josh Saathoff
Noah Benham
Jon McClees
Evan Barnes
Caleb Axlund
Nathan Stringer
Noel Fisher
Patrick Bennett
Connor Munk
Reid Hildenbrand
Tim Schraad
Tyler Bradfield
Jack Ziegler
Alder Cromwell
Maize Saturday Wrestling Meet Team Scores and LHS Results
At the Maize tournament top team scores list shows Andale first with 274.5 points, Lawrence High second, McPherson third, and Bonner Springs among others. Lawrence High individual results include Tristan Star first at 106, Garrett Girard fourth at 113, Ryan Walter seventh at 120, Hunter Haralson first at 126, Caden Lynch fourth at 132, Austin Magdaleno fifth at 138, Ryan Bellinger second at 145, Andrew Denning second at 152, Ryan Schulters fifth at 160, Nick Purser second at 170, Reece Wright-Conklin first at 182, Brad Wilson first at 220, and Alex Jones fifth at 285. Upcoming LHS events: Olathe Northwest dual Wednesday, Newton Tournament of Champions Friday/Saturday, and Bonner Springs tournament Saturday. Other team results show Blue Valley Southwest first with 199, Baldwin High second with 194.5, Fort Scott third with 185.5, Bonner Springs fourth, Basehor-Linwood fifth, Paola sixth, Shawnee Mission Northwest seventh, Sumner Academy eighth, Atchison ninth, Highland Park tenth, Bishop Miege eleventh, Eudora twelfth. Baldwin's finalists include Tucker Clark 120 and Colton Bonner 220 first-place finishes, with multiple placements across weights.
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Maize
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McPherson
Emporia
Pratt
Wichita South
Olathe South
Maize South
Goddard Eisenhower
Tristan Star
Garrett Girard
Ryan Walter
Hunter Haralson
Caden Lynch
Austin Magdaleno
Ryan Bellinger
Andrew Denning
Ryan Schulters
Nick Purser
Reece Wright- Conklin
Brad Wilson
Alex Jones
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Olathe Northwest
Newton
Bonner Springs
Blue Valley Southwest
Baldwin High
Fort Scott
Basehor-Linwood
Paola
Shawnee Mission Northwest
Sumner Academy
Atchison
Highland Park
Bishop Miege
Eudora
Baldwin
Jon Pratt
Ben Huntington
Tucker Clark
Bryce Shoemaker
Andrew Morgan
Cody Sellers
Dalton Mitchell
Colton Horne
Jason von Bargen
Ethan Beeman
Mark Harman
Joel Halford
Mario Garcia
Tiler Garcia
Colton Bonner
NFL Wild Card Playoff Summaries and Schedule
Houston beat Cincinnati 31 to 10 and New Orleans won 45 to 28 over Detroit in wild card games. Today’s matchups include Atlanta at New York Giants noon and Pittsburgh at Denver 3 30 p.m. Divisional round follows with Saints at 49ers and Steelers at Patriots. Houston faces Baltimore at noon while Falcons or Giants meet Green Bay at 3 30 p.m. NCAA Subdivision Phamminnchin Vranprisinp in Frisco Texas lists North Dakota State 17 Sam Houston State 6.
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Texans advance past Bengals in first playoff win
Rookie J J Watt opened scoring with a 29 yard interception return for a touchdown and T J Yates threw a 40 yard pass to Andre Johnson as the Texans defeated Cincinnati 31 10 to reach the AFC divisional round Houston built a 10 0 lead late in the first half before Watt's TD and Foster iced the game with a 42 yard run Houston improves to 11 6 and advances to play Baltimore while Cincinnati ends its playoff run at 9 8 with no postseason wins since 1990
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Brees and Saints crush Lions in wild-card win
Drew Brees threw for 466 yards and three touchdowns as New Orleans erupted for 45-28 over Detroit in a playoff romp. The Saints set an NFL postseason yards record with 626 and advance to face San Francisco, while Calvin Johnson led Detroit with 211 receiving yards in his playoff debut.
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Brees
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San Francisco
Matthew Stafford
Lions
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SMU Rolls Past Pitt in BBVA Compass Bowl 28-6
SMU produced a 28-6 victory over Pittsburgh in the BBVA Compass Bowl in Birmingham. J. J. McDermott threw for 239 yards and ran for a TD, Darius Johnson caught a score, and Rishaud Wimbley added two rushing TDs as SMU tied a school record with a third straight bowl appearance under coach June Jones. Pittsburgh was held scoreless and 0-for-into 1st, while Kevin Harper kicked two field goals. Pittsburgh hired Paul Chryst earlier in the week and watched from the press box as he begins his Pitt era.
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June Jones
McDermott
Darius Johnson
Kevin Harper
Panthers
Keith Patterson
Todd Graham
Arizona State
Wisconsin
Paul Chryst
Chryst
Pitt
SMU Tops Pitt in Scoreline Thriller at Home
SMU defeats Pittsburgh 28 PAT in a 2107 to 28 35 football duel. SMU with McDermott passes for 239 yards and D Johnson 120 receiving yards leads. Pitt’s Sunseri throws for 183 with Street and Shanahan combining for 112 receiving yards. Attendance 29,726.
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Reed
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Fletcher Koch
Dylan Orth
Tanner Click
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Bbva Compass Bowl
Stu
FG Harper
Kammy
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