Lions fall 4 3 to Sioux Falls Jefferson in opener
Lawrence High School baseball dropped a 4 3 decision Saturday to Sioux Falls Jefferson. Lions left fielder Tristan Prior doubled and Hudson Hardesty pitched five strong innings, but Lawrence could not convert a late rally in the bottom of the seventh. Coach Adam Green praised Hardesty for keeping the momentum and noted the offense must execute better.
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Peterson shines as Prolific Prep loses in Grand Session final
Kansas commit Darryn Peterson played for Prolific Prep at Haskell in Lawrence, scoring 21 points with four assists and two blocks. He drew attention from Kansas fans including Zeke Mayo and Flory Bidunga, while coach Bill Self watched as Peterson outlined his evolving three point shot and primary role as a facilitator.
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Razorbacks halt St John’s in NCAA first round tilt
Arkansas, seeded 10th, knocked out No. 2 St John’s 75 to 66 to reach the Sweet 16 under coach John Calipari, who earns his 16th trek to the tournament’s second week. Billy Richmond III scored 16 and Karter Knox 15 as Kansas coach Bill Self exits.
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Jackrabbits Rally Past OSU Women In NCAA Opener
South Dakota State 74 Oklahoma State 68 in Storrs Connecticut in the first round as Thiowetz scores all 15 in the second half to erase a deficit. Brooklyn Meyer 19 points eight rebounds Paige Meyer 16 points eight rebounds six assists Haleigh Timmer 11 for the Jackrabbits 30 3. Stanlee Heard 20 points Anna Gret Asi 16 for OSU 25 7.
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George Foreman dies at 76 strong champion and icon
The boxing legend George Foreman, two time heavyweight champion and Olympic gold medalist, died Friday night at age 76. His family posted a message praising his faith, family devotion, humility, and legacy as a force for good and a promoter of discipline and conviction. Foreman rose to fame by defeating Joe Frazier in 1973 and later claimed the lineal heavyweight title against Michael Moorer in 1994 before guiding a prolific post boxing life.
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