Haskell Indians seek breakout in homecoming clash
Haskell Indian Nations University aims to end a 23 game losing streak as 0 6 Indians host 0 6 Trinity Bible College at Haskell Stadium for homecoming. Freshman coach Eric Brock hopes festivities boost morale while key players miss time due to injuries.
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Eudora Rolls Past DeSoto To Open District Play
Eudora pummeled DeSoto 42-8 in a district opener, ending DeSoto’s bid for an undefeated season. Senior RB Andrew Pyle led the onslaught with 148 of 397 total yards, including three second quarter touchdowns, while QB Tyler Cleveland connected with Joey Donahue for a 45-yard score.
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Bulldogs-Rally Lifts Baldwins to Win Over Santa Fe Trail
Micah Mason ran for 237 yards and four touchdowns on 29 carries as Baldwin beat Santa Fe Trail 34-20 at Liston Stadium. Baldwin, 5-2, avenged last week’s loss to Eudora and handed Santa Fe Trail its first defeat, with Mason scoring on 3 and 72 yard runs and two 4 yard runs in the fourth. Cameron Babb exploded for 111 receiving yards for SFT, while Shane Miles threw for 165 yards with two TDs and two picks. Baldwin travels to Topeka Hayden next, while SFT hosts Perry Lecompton.
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Piper 7, Tonganoxie 0 ends with West 78-yard score
Kansas City Piper defeats Tonganoxie 7 to 0 in a game where Ron West breaks free for a 78 yard TD in the final quarter. Piper moves to 3-4 and will host Basehor-Linwood next Friday.
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Troy 58 McLouth shuts out and improves to 6 1
Troy Bulldogs roll to a 58 point win over McLouth to move to 6-1 while McLouth drops to 0-7, having been outscored 382 to 22 this season. They travel to Wathena next.
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Topeka Hayden Dominates Perry-Lecompton 49 0
Perry The Raws dropped to 3-4 after a 49 point loss. Perry Lecompton travels to Carbondale to take on Santa Fe Trail Friday.
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Pleasant Ridge routs Oskaloosa in district opener
Pleasant Ridge 36 defeated Oskaloosa 3 as the Bears open district play with a blowout. Oskaloosa, now 2-5, travels to Leavenworth to face Immaculate on Friday after the loss.
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Baldwin doubles lead at 4A state tennis semis
Baldwin senior Holly Oakleaf and Kalie Harris advanced to the 4A state semifinals at Lawrence Tennis Center, defeating Smoky Valley and Marysville opponents while Venable and Lawrenz narrowly survived a tiebreak setback before rallying to win later. Oakleaf expressed excitement for a possible title run, aiming to cap her high school career with a championship as Baldwin’s top doubles duo.
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Wang dominates 6A state tennis with two straight 6-0 wins
Emily Wang of Free State High swept two singles matches at the Class 6A state tennis championships in Emporia, winning 6-0 6-0 over Keisha Kinney and 6-0 6-0 versus Jen Brake. She advances to the semifinals to face Kelcie Klockenga, while doubles teammates Emily Loewen and Lacey Luina also won their quarterfinals and advance to the semis.
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Baker and Jewel face off in Heart of America clash
Baker seeks rebound after a 31-17 loss to Southern Nazarene as No 18 Baker squares off with No 3 ranked NAIA rusher Jeff Bredemeier of William Jewell. The Maple Leaf Festival game kicks off at 7 p.m. at Liston Stadium with Baker 3-3 and Jewell 2-4. One week later Baker hosts MidAmerica Nazarene after homecoming at 2 p.m.
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