Wang DeSilva reach Sunflower tennis finals again
In Lawrence, Emily Wang and Malini DeSilva won their semifinals to set up a rematch in the Sunflower State Games women open singles final amid cooler, calmer weather. Wang defeated Jane Clark 6 0 6 1, while DeSilva beat Rebecca Wedel 6 0 6 1 as a small field gathered for nine events.
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Robinson Center
Emily Wang
Malini DeSilva
Wang
Free State High
Jane Clark
Sunflower League
DeSilva
Rebecca Wedel
Lawrence
Derk
Dana Landes
Kaufman
Todd
Loken
Chad Glover
Andrea Irick
William Zung
Zung
Jeff King
Greg Hurst
King
Darren Coble
Greg
Hurst
Kyle Wagner
Herb Mason
Jorge Valverde
Larry Baldridge
Bill Herster
Ron Baker
Lindy Huntington
Janet Peard
Scott Davids
Chin Zeng
Jack Heller
Yu Welch
Bait team tops Sunflower State Games soccer field
A lighthearted men’s open team named Bait, largely college players, won two pool games in the Sunflower State Games. They beat Dish Network 2-1 and Sun Creations 2-0 after trailing early, led by goals from David Buchmeuller and Ryan Tull. Coach Brock Levin says the name reflects fun rather than town ties.
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Robinson Center
Stinky Fingers
Jack Flanigans
Sun Creations
Dish Network
KC Milan
FC Lawrence
Bait
Brock Levin
Levin
Cornell College
Iowa
St. Joseph
Overland Park
Ball
David Buchmeuller
Ryan Tull
Tull
Shirley Pride could reach title game without star
ISU coach Paul Shirley cites a potential ISU versus Kansas final at Allen Fieldhouse as Marcus Fizer leaves, Jamaal Tinsley returns, and a diverse Pride roster battles through the crowd. The womens final follows at 6 pm with multiple age-group finals all day.
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Shirley
Kansas Pride
Dan
Matt
Pittsburg State
Colgate
Baker University
John Duncanson
Kyle Deterding
Spartans
Isu-Msu
Florida
ISU
Cyclones
Marcus Fizer
Jamaal Tinsley
Marcus
Iowa State
Oklahoma State
Roy Williams
Williams
North Carolina
Dean Smith
Fieldhouse
SSG track stars shine at city meet with strong showings
Track and field highlights from the SSG Games feature standout performances by Mike Spies and Appelhans as they prep for fall. Local entrants like Noonan and Fortney earn titles, while veterans 81-year-olds William Trimmell and Scott Herman compete in the 80 plus division. Local winners Robyn Lee Joe Wehrheim Rick Anderson Karl Birns Dick Lipsey shine in various events.
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Spies
Mike
Appelicans
Appelhans
Tigers
Trego County
Hill City
William Trimmell
Scott Herman
Trimmell
Wamego
Herman
Wichita
Lawrence
Robyn Lee
Joe Wehrheim
Rick Anderson
Karl Birns
Dick Lipsey
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Baldwin
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Clinton Lake
Ralswitz
Mike Spielman
SSG
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Noonan
Baldwin High
Matt Noonan
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