Lions debut new motion offense in 43 22 win
Lawrence High unveiled a unique motion oriented attack at Haskell Stadium to beat Leavenworth 43 22. Taylor Parker, a basketball point guard quarterback, directed the drive as LHS jumped to a 27 0 lead, while seven Pioneer interceptions and two punt miscues aided the margin.
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Torain Torments Firebirds In 36 15 Shawnee Win
Shawnee Mission Northwest star Ryan Torain ran for 179 yards on 16 carries and scored four touchdowns including a 72 yarder, lifting SMNW over Free State 36 15 in the first half and setting the tone for the game.
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Eudora opens season with 20 13 win over Prairie View
Eudora High survives a rugged opener at Laws Field as two starting linemen and a safety are out and quarterback Tyler Cleveland injures a collarbone. Sophomore Luke Abel seals victory with a 3-yard rush after Buffalo’s Stoughton 66-yard pass play. Senior Josh Lauer steps in at QB with 100 yards passing and 32 rushing yards.
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Jack Mitchell set to headline Fam and Friends gala in Hutchinson
The KU All American and former coach Jack Mitchell will appear at the Don Fam brough and Friends event on September 25 at the Helidome to benefit Bert Nash Mental Health Center. The $125 plate gala will feature Kansas football history icons and aim to inspire the Jayhawk program with past, present and future ties.
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Royals 5 Angels 0 Scott Anderson shuts out Angels in Anaheim
Kansas City right-hander Brian Anderson pitched seven strong innings for his first shutout in over four years, limiting the Angels to five runs allowed on a night he initially felt off in warmups. The Royals won 5-0 at Edison Field as Anderson improved to 11-11 with two strikeouts and three walks.
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