City Swimming Preview Shows Free State and Lions Built on Youth
Free State High under coach Annette McDonald fields a young roster after eight seniors departed. Key returnees Mitch Moore Kendall Harris Drew Braden anchor the Firebirds while juniors Alec Wroten Julian McCafferty and Eric Gruber add versatility and depth. Lawrence High reloads with returning seniors Alex Boyer Zach Henderson and new talent from cross country as both programs open December 5 meet at Manhattan and Topeka West Relays.
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Haskell women overpower Westminster 68 36 in rout
Haskell Indian Nations University rolled over Westminster College 68 to 36 as a late 28 3 run turned a tight first half into a clear win. Tahni Edmo led with 17 points while Justina George, Whitney Warrior, Kortney Smith and April Johnston each reached double figures. The Indians press forced 20 Westminster turnovers and Haskell moved above .500 with four games left before a three week break.
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Firebirds showcase in a lively team night at Duncan
Duncan Firebirds host Raise the Roof night with senior forward Sarah Craft praising a crowd energizing return to court. Coach Law notes mixed scrimmage, marking growth for JV and varsity players, while stressing injury prevention and fan engagement during the 15 minute session.
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Kansas women dominate Hartford rematch in season opener follow-up
Kansas defeats Creighton 85 to 50 as the Jayhawks surge after halftime building a 40 point cushion. Danielle McCray Morris lead with 16 points while 11 KU players scored. Creighton's 43 41 edge on rebounds couldn't overcome poor shooting as both teams shot under 57 percent. Next up Saint Louis at Allen Fieldhouse.
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