Kansas Football Faces Help From Returning Players in 2025
Kansas relies on rising transfers and key returnees under Lance Leipold to shape the 2025 season. Dakyus Brinkley is expected to see significantly more action on both the strong and weak sides of the line, potentially about 25 snaps per game, as KU adjusts behind new blockers.
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Free State Wins 6A Baseball Title and Track Honors
The spring sports season produced standout results in the area with Free State clinching the 6A baseball state championship, Eudora’s girls finishing second in 4A track and field, and Bishop Seabury’s girls soccer posting a historic 10-3-0 record. Other top performances span Track and Field and Boys Tennis 4B, Baseball and Girls Soccer 5B, Softball and Boys Golf.
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Lawrence High senior guard Roman Nose aims for strong state run
Eddie Roman Nose, Lawrence High School guard, splits this summer between AAU teams while planning a final season to boost offers. He aims to lead the Lions to the state tournament, embracing a vocal leadership role after a 6-14 last season and challenging teammates to be prepared for tough patches.
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Wheat State Summer Showdown scrimmage set July 17
Kansas alumni team JHX Hoops will face Kansas State alumni group Purple Reign in a pre TBT scrimmage titled the Wheat State Summer Showdown. The 7 p.m. exhibition July 17 at Swinney Center in Kansas City features two university alumni squads with tickets via Purple Reign's Linktree. The event serves as a warmup for TBT regional play starting July 19 at Municipal Auditorium.
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Royals Rally For 9-5 Win Over Dodgers In KC
Kansas City Royals toppled the Los Angeles Dodgers 9-5 at Kauffman Stadium to end a six-game skid and snap a one-game home drought. Vinny Pasquantino powered the offense with a career high tying five RBIs including a 430-foot three-run homer, while Seth Lugo earned the win in 5 2/3 scoreless innings.
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