Patriots Challenge Chiefs In Season Opener Clash
The New England Patriots host the Kansas City Chiefs in a season opener marking New England’s banner-raising after their Super Bowl title. Belichick faces a Chiefs squad seeking its own post title glory, with notable changes including losses of Edelman Blount Long and Ninkovich offset by retained veterans Brady and others.
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Harrison helps NYCFC top Sporting KC 1–0 in rainy win
Jack Harrison nets a late goal for New York City FC as Sporting Kansas City suffers a 1–0 defeat. Harrison's ninth of the season comes in the 84th minute after a cross from AJ Allen. NYCFC improves at home while KC struggles on the road and both teams were short-handed due to injuries and international duty.
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Del Potro Downs Federer In U S Open Quarterfinals
Juan Martin del Potro defeated Roger Federer 7 5 3 6 7 6 4 in a dramatic quarterfinal at Flushing Meadows. Federer failed to convert key chances as del Potro unleashed powerful forehands and serves to reach the semifinals. Nadal advanced earlier, beating Rublev as Carreno Busta faces Anderson in the other semi.
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Veritas Volleyball Sweeps MCCV and Cornerstone
Veritas Christian volleyball rolled to straight-set wins at MCCV over Marais des Cygnes Valley 25-22, 25-22 and over Topeka Cornerstone 25-22, 25-17 on Tuesday.
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Emma Wilson leads Eagles with 16 kills in win
Emma Wilson paced the Eagles with 16 kills four blocks and seven assists as Chloe Holland added 12 kills four blocks and three aces and Emma Boulton contributed 19 assists. The Eagles improved to 16 5 and will host a triangular today at the East Lawrence Rec Center.
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Seabury volleyball loses twice in triangular at Lebo
Seabury's volleyball team fell to Bishop Lebo 25-12 23-25 25-12 and to Burlingame 25-14 25-15 in a Tuesday triangular at Lebo. The Seahawks drop to 2-8 and travel today to Bishop Ward.
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Lions race past SM North in opener with physical line play
Lawrence capitalized on strong blocking and clock-control in the second half. Senior center Jacob Mills credited coach Resseguie for teaching blocking to the whistle. Coach Dirk Wedd noted the offensive line's need to stay humble and hungry as Lawrence prepares for a rematch with SM North, led by quarterback Billy Conway.
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Two Day Sports Calendar Highlights Local Events
Volleyball at Olathe South triangular at 5 p.m. Boys soccer at Washburn Rural at 1:15 p.m. Football at Shawnee Mission North at 7 p.m. Volleyball hosts home triangular at 5 p.m. Friday vs Minnesota Twins at 7:15 p.m. Chiefs visit the New England Patriots at 7:30 p.m.
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Connolly completes Grand Slam in U S Open triumph
Maureen Connolly defeats Doris Hart 6 2 6 4 to become the first woman to complete the Grand Slam at the U S Open women’s singles final. Tony Trabert wins his first U S men’s singles title in three sets over Vic Seixas. Ashley Cooper beats Malcolm Anderson for the U S L T A men’s title as Althea Gibson defeats Darlene Hard in women’s event.
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