Chiefs and Jaguars seek fresh starts in opener
Chiefs and Jaguars enter the season with new general managers and coaches after 2012 finishes of 2-14 and a late skid. Eric Fisher and Luke Joeckel start at tackle for KC and Jacksonville. Maurice Jones-Drew returns, while Jamaal Charles aims to boost KC’s ground game in Reid’s system.
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Chiefs JagUars Capsule Kansas City at Jacksonville Noon
Chiefs and Jaguars, both 2-14, face off as new regimes under Andy Reid and Gus Bradley debut. Chiefs boast 30 new players. Jaguars 26. Offseason moves include seven waivers each and top picks Eric Fisher and Luke Joeckel shaping the line.
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Baker tops Ottawa 25 24 on late rally
Baker University beats Ottawa 25 to 24 at Liston Stadium after Dillon Baxter 15 yard TD pass with 48 seconds left. Baxter totals 119 rushing yards, Morse connects on two first half TDs, and Ottawa’s late drive ends with failed field goals after roughing the kicker calls. Baker improves to 1-0 and travels to St. Mary next.
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Kansas volleyball drops two of three to Arkansas
KU freshman Taylor Soucie posted 12 kills at .435 while Erin McNorton dished 56 assists. Brianne Riley led KU with 20 digs as Meredith Hays totaled 22 kills for Arkansas and Emily Helm added 24 digs. KU, unranked, heads to No. 19 Creighton at 6 p.m. Tuesday.
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Meredith Hays
Emily Helm
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Seabury Academy
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Heritage Christian
Riverside
Perry Lecompton
Reilly Malone
Seabury
Eva Arch
Taylor Hodge
Celia Taylor-Puckett
Noelle Walker
Vivien Aubel
Regan Zaremba
Olathe South net tourney highlights for Olathe Lawrence
Olathe Lawrence High girls volleyball went 1-4 at the Olathe South Tournament, beating Wichita Southeast 25 18 25 13. Lions leaders included Jess Lemus 55 digs Marlee Bird 47 assists Kyleigh Severa 38 assists Sami Buffalomeat 26 kills Caroline Dykes 39 kills. Cross country results placed Lawrence high fourth in Manhattan invitational with Leah Gabler 7th in girls 4K and Keegan Matheis 17th in boys 5K.
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Leah Gabler
Laura Neilsen
Riley Shook
Mallory McFall
Shaye White
Kennedy Cold
Dana Bequette
Keegan Matheis
Andy Freeman
Taylor Smith
Tim Schraad
Eddie Wilson
Ian Hierl
Alex Moriarty
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Newton
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