Nowell sets NCAA tournament assists record in K State win
Markquis Nowell, from Harlem, set the NCAA tournament single game assists mark with 19 as Kansas State defeated Michigan State 98-93 in a Sweet 16 clash at Madison Square Garden. He endured an ankle injury, menus a late OT sequence to lift the Wildcats toward a potential Final Four bid. Keyontae Johnson added 22 for K State while AJ Hoggard led MSU with 25 points.
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Yesufu exits Kansas as college career nears end
Yesufu departs Kansas after a limited 2022-23 season role as a sixth man. He graduates in May with a business degree and has one year of eligibility left. KU faces roster changes with Wilson McCullar Clemence Martin Pettiford also leaving, paving room for incoming freshmen Elmarko Jackson Jamari McDowell Chris Johnson Marcus Adams Jr. and possible two more additions amid a three-year scholarship cut from NCAA infractions. Gradey Dick faces choice to return or go pro.
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Free State leads O'Gorman as pitchers dominate in win
Free State pitchers Jeffries and Vigna combined for a strong outing with three and five strikeouts respectively as they defeat O'Gorman 7-1. Graves and Lester produced key RBI hits while the Firebirds showcased depth with solid defense and a promising outlook for the season.
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Lawrence High Athletes Prep For Spring Season And Meets
LHS athletes across girls track , soccer , golf , swim and dive , tennis interview coaches and players about goals this spring. Key juniors Emma Roman Nose and Miri Pickman lead track events while Paige Platt diversifies in jumps and javelin. Girls soccer eyes progress with senior Cree Stewart in goal and Avery Bird drawing national attention. boys golf aims to rebound with leaders Macade Lewis and Dallas Ostronic. Tennis expects growth with senior leaders and freshman Jack Bauch. season opens March 28 at Emporia.
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