Babb wins high jump title at state meet
Santa Fe Trail senior Cameron Babb captured the Class 4A high jump title at 6-8 despite a strained left hamstring. He outjumped rivals after a pre-anthem moment, securing the win as Kennedy and Washburn faltered. Rachel Miles claimed the 400 title for Baldwin, with Wendy Moore defending her 3A 400 crown, Lisa Morrisey adding a 1,600/800 double, and Ottawa’s Morrisey reflecting on the fast race.
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Cameron Babb
Santa Fe Trail High
Cessna Stadium
Babb
Perry Lecompton
Spencer Kennedy
Chanute
Daniel Washburn
Kennedy
Washburn
Lansing
Kyle Daveron
Wellsville
Wendy Moore
Belleville
Bethany Hurley
Moore
University of Missouri At Rolla
Ottawa
Lisa Morrisey
Larry Smith
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FSHS relay wins title as Bhakta and Ludwig seal 4x800
The Firebirds 4x800 relay surged to victory in 2:02 with Danny Schneider anchoring a fast split. Ludwig won the 800 and Frisbie took the girls high jump, while McClain clocked a personal best in the 3,200 for LHS, as Lawrence and Fulton also posted top finishes in a competitive meet.
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Blue Valley North
Firebirds
Hiral Bhakta
Bhakta
Adrian Ludwig
FSHS
Schneider
Danny
Steve Heffernan
Lawrence High
Chris Fulton
Ludwig
Sam Frisbie
Lawrence
Audrey Pope
Pope
Clathe North
Stephanie Dyke
Junction City
Alisha Mintz
Mintz
Fulton
Frisbie
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Jacy
Blake
Cyclones Rally For State Title In Comeback Win
Ottawa rallies from a 4-3 deficit in the seventh as Cortney Channell belts a go ahead homer. Megan Ramsey earns the win with 21 innings in the tournament, reflecting on past games and aiming for three more titles. Ramsey fans 10 as Warren Marburg praises her clutch performance and Piper fears a late-innings surge.
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Warren
Marburg
Pirates
Piper
Cortney Channell
Ramsey
Cyclones
Burks
Megan
Malburg
Liz
Courtney Rusza
Woolley
Spratt
Ohmigosh
Jenny Heck
Aquinas
Rose Hill
Chapman
K.C. Piper
Kansas track seals 10 NCAA spots from regional meet
Kansas University qualified 10 athletes for the NCAA Championships after Saturday’s regional meet in Lincoln Nebraska. Added to Friday qualifiers are Mark Menefee in the 5 000 meters Laura Lavoie in the 1500 Abby Emsick Sondra Rauterkus and the 4x400 relay Robbie Harriford Stacy Keller Shameika McField Kim Clark Jeremy Mims Benaud Shirley and Leo Bookman across multiple events.
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Lincoln
Nes
Kansas University
Mark Menefee
Laura Lavoie
Abby Emsick
Sondra Rauterkus
Robbie Harriford
Stacy Keller
Shameika McField
Kim Clark
Jeremy Mims
Benaud Shirley
Leo Bookman
Kansas golfer Chris Marshall earns second straight honorable mention All America
Kansas University senior Chris Marshall from Stanley earns honorable mention All America for the second straight year. He finished his final season with a 72.1 stroke average, won The Prestige tournament in Florida last November, and ranked third in district play.
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Chris Marshall
Marshall
Stanley
Florida
Free State players join Raiders after loss in 6A state tourney
After a 8-1 defeat at Maize in the first round, Free State High seniors plan to switch uniforms and start for Lawrence's American Legion Raiders. Coach Hill notes the unusual postseason baseball flow while Raiders coach Carl Brooks welcomes players for a doubleheader opener against Olathe South. Chris Coleman captures the Firebirds mindset with a defiant readiness for another title chase.
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Raiders
Lawrence
American Legion
Free State
Mike Hill
Maize
Hill
Firebirds
Olathe South
Olathe District
Carl Brooks
Maine
Lawrence High
Emporia
Ryne Price
Robbie Price
California
U.S. Baseball Federation
Ryne
Coleman
Matt Berner
Matt Lane
David Allen
Blake Dickson
Tyler Blankenship
Kyle Unruh
Jayhawks eye 2003 hopes amid KU football and basketball talk
A look at Kansas sports outlines 2003 football chances for Bill Whittemore and a possible five or six win season, plus basketball speculation on Bill Self’s coaching staff and Larry Brown’s lingering connections to KU. The piece weighs past failures, current talent, and the uneasy balance of expectations at KU.
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Bill Whittemore
Terry Allen
Roy Williams
Jayhawks
Northwestern
Mark Mangino
Wildcats
UNLV
Las Vegas
Wyoming
Jacksonville State
Kansas
Missouri
Tigers
Colorado
Kansas State
Texas A&m
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Oklahoma State
Willie Nelson
Baylor
Iowa State
Jayhawk
Ames
Norm Roberts
Pritchard
Manning
Miller
Roy
Carolina
Crimson
Blue
Ku’s
Jo Jo White
Larry Brown
Jo Jo
Self
Jankovich and
Roberts
North Carolina
Bill Guthridge
UNC
Larry
Philadelphia 76Er
Matt Doherty
Notre Dame
Doherty
Williams
Philly
Allen Iverson
Dean Smith
Dick Baddour
Jim Moeser
Bill Self
Brown
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