Hack brothers play final season together in state bid
Free State High seniors Wilson and Weston Hack team up for one last basketball run at Koch Arena in Wichita. Wilson, a senior leader who rarely plays, embraces practice leadership while Weston, a sophomore, starts and shines off the bench. The brothers edge toward new paths after the season while remaining united on court.
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Jayhawks claim sixth at Louisiana Classics in golf
Kansas seniors Alex Gutesha and Chris Gilbert finished top five and Stan Gautier tied for 17th as KU placed sixth in the Louisiana Classics with a three round total of 881. Illinois won the event at 866 while KU prepares for the Desert Shootout in Goodyear Arizona and intercollegiate bowling sectional in Las Vegas.
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Firebirds Face Huskies In Tight First Round Showdown
Firebirds coach Law says Huskies blend zone patience with strong man defense as BVNW defeating top teams from Missouri Minnesota and Iowa this season. Moreano recalls Custer's dominance against Lawrence rivals adding to the expected high stakes and excitement. The winner advances to a Friday semifinal vs Derby or Garden City.
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6A Boys State First Round Matchups at Koch Arena
Today in Wichita at Koch Arena four 6A first round games feature Blue Valley North leading 22 0 against Free State 11 11 at 3 p m Derby 18 3 faces Garden City 15 7 at 4 45 p m Wichita North 20 2 meets Blue Valley West 13 9 at 6 30 p m Shawnee Mission East 20 2 battles Wichita East 15 7 at 8 15 p m
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Spread-out Kansas state tourney sparks fan plea for better system
In a critique of the Kansas State High School Activities Association classification setup, the author urges consolidating state tournaments to a single site per class. He envisions watching Conner Frankamp of Wichita North and Clayton Custer of Blue Valley Northwest in high stakes clashes, lamenting travel and timing conflicts across seven sites. The piece reflects on venues in Salina, Topeka, Wichita, Emporia, Hutchinson, and Manhattan and argues for rotating sites to restore the old theater-like atmosphere and accessibility for fans. The author plans to attend in Topeka while dreaming of Frankamp versus Custer in Wichita, hoping for a more coherent four-day state hoops festival.
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KU Football Notebook Starts Spring Practice On Energy
Kansas University opened spring football practice at Memorial Stadium amid cold and snow with Day 1 energy and focus. Strength coach Scott Holsapple reshaped the Jayhawks' conditioning, and Jayhawks aim for more takeaways with a turnover chart as junior linebacker Ben Heeney seeks the most turnovers.
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Keegan Aslam Sterling Aims to Pro Build at Camp
At summer camp the junior college transfer Aslam Sterling, once 368 pounds, has trimmed to 312 and speaks on newfound energy. Coach Grunhard praises his pro body potential, noting improved understanding and readiness after previous season struggles with pace, playbook, and defenders. Sterling jokes about his mom calling him fat during Christmas.
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