Lawrence High swimmers cruise to quad meet win at Knox Natatorium
Lawrence High dominates the Knox Natatorium quad meet finishing first with 379 points. Junior Hemphill and sophomore Goering led LHS with multiple event wins including Hemphill’s two firsts in the 200 IM and 100 butterfly and Goering’s win in the 500 free. Free State placed third as Topeka High edged them with strong relay efforts.
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Thomas Chubbs
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David Bennett
LHS sophs win 53 30 over Lawrence High girls
LHS sophomore Jose Emporia led a 53 30 victory as Kristina Young scored 13 and Brooke Seymour paced the Lions who stood 4 5. Lawrence hosts Overland Park Aquinas Tuesday.
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Santa Fe Trail Downs Perry Lecompton In Big Showout
Santa Fe Trail girls routed Perry Lecompton 66 to 37 at SIT's gym as outside shooting opened a 29 13 lead in the first half. Megan Carter drew heavy coverage, allowing Ranell Allery and teammates to heat up from long range while Carter managed only late second quarter points. The Chargers improved to 9 1 and face Center next in Wellsville tournament while Perry Lecompton plays McLouth in Jefferson County North.
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Perry Lecompton Overtakes Santa Fe Trail In Tight Clash
Perry Lecompton 37 Santa Fe Trail 66 in a high school girls basketball game. Players listed include Ledbetter and Childers for Perry Lecompton and Myers Allery Runnebaum for Santa Fe Trail. Final score shows Santa Fe Trail led by 66 to 37. Ball handling and fouls noted, with Erickson fouled out for Perry Lecompton.
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Shasta Stanwix
Jessica Childers
Erin Erickson
Megan Isaacks
Becky Rothwell
Raven Liby
Heather Schneider
Santa FE Trail
Alisha McPhail
Leslie Ganger
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Santa Fe
Allery
Runnebaum
Myers
Eudora Tops Paseo 81 49 in Tonganoxie Tourney Opener
Eudora beat Kansas City Paseo 81 to 49 in the opening round, claiming back-to-back wins for the first time this season. Bryce Vermillion led with 24 points, followed by David Roubison 18, Mark Ehmer 13, and Jeremy Roubison 12 as the Cardinals improved to 5-5.
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Mark Ehmer
Jeremy Roubison
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Eudora
J. Raubisan
Elmer
KC Paseo
Carnegie
Eudora 81 KC Paseo 49 in hoops clash
Eudora toppled KC Paseo 81 49 led by Vermillion 95 and Roubison 82 with 13 and 18 points respectively. Olathe Christian beat Tonganoxie 76 62 as Porter 20 and Haller 8 3 4 guided the winners.
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Drew Haller
Ryan Sullivan
Zak Bornhoft
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Luke Swygard
Andrew Wolgemuth
Tonganokie
Matt Williams
Neil Reiger
Bobby Burkin
Mike Gilner
Jeff Breuer
Mitche Flewelting
Derek Vernon
Daniel Nelson
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Sullivan
Porter
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Baldwin girls topple Wellsville as Oskie wins again
Baldwin improves to 8 2 with a 55 29 victory over Wellsville led by Courtney Stultz and Crystal Tutschulte with 10 points each. Wellsville’s Tonya Slayden had a game high 17. Oskaloosa girls beat Jefferson West 38 30 with Rychele Reiling 14 and Jayna Decker 4 leading the scoring.
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Northern Hills
Levi Garber
Ian Higgins
Baldwin
Courtney Stultz
Crystal Tutschulte
Pace Baldwin
Wellsville
Tonya Slayden
Wellsvile
Amber Frost
Stacy Zuzzio
Melissa Shreve
Jalielle Naspel
Lisa Piepergerdes
Abbie Honomichael
Witey Taul
Oskaloosa
Jefferson West
Rychele Reiling
Jayna Decker
Randi Abbott
Stacy Brown
Tina Guetta
Lindsey Abbott
Jenny Lindsey
Sandy Courtney
Theresa Allen
Jessica Fitzgerald
Lindsey Adington
Ashley Sutton
Miranda Foster
Lions Top Emporia 50 43 In Non league Win
LHS defeated Emporia 50 to 43 to break a drought and snap non league skid. Somer Easterwood found rhythm late after bench time as Lawrence improved shooting to 51 percent while Emporia struggled with 28 percent in the first half.
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Emporia
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Dani May
Somer Easterwood
Kizzie Ricks
Kate Winter
Laura Rhodes
Liz Yoder
Christy Newton
Jacinta Langford
Areee Pa
Lions fall to Topeka West in overtime thriller
Topeka West (4-5) won 64-63 after a late rally and Heflin hit a left-wing three with three seconds left in regulation. Justin Daney and Andrew Watkins made key plays for Lawrence High, which faces Wichita West next at 4 45 p m today.
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Free State Falls to KC Sumner 54 37 in Tight Finish
Free State trailed 36 32 after three quarters but KC Sumner pulled away in the final period 18 5 to win 54 37. Firebirds shot 26.8 percent 15 of 56 and made 3 of 20 threes. Matt Heider led Free State with nine points. Free State faces Washburn Rural next at 6 p.m. at Seamian.
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Free Stat
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Paul Dillon
Jerrod Miller
Dijon Dillon
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Matt Maigaard
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Nathaniel Demby
Ko Rreepel Gost
Ie Wiler
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Demby
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Giddings
Hawkins
Topeka West Edges Lawrence In High School Clash 76-74
In a tight contest Luke Dwyer and Adriane Anderson led Topeka West with 19 and 171 point performance respectively while Bernard Wright and Todd Heitshusen paced Lawrence. Final score Topeka West 76 Lawrence 74 with Topeka West forcing 16 turnovers and Lawrence committing 13.
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Bernard Wright
Adriane Anderson
Jason Joy
Ryan McReynolds
Malachi Lewis
Kent Henderson
Darren Smith
Aramis Hernandes
Aaron Smith
Theo Hellin
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Scott Miller
Todd Heitshuser
Andrew Watkins
Jim Rhodes
Kyle Cook
Dreux Dillingham
Adam Wilmnes
Justin Daney
Heflin
Anderson
Hernandez
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Rhodes
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