Lawrence High’s Devin Neal, Bowden lead area athletes week
Lawrence High junior running back Devin Neal earned Athlete of the Week honors after a string of strong games that included 133 yards and three touchdowns against Olathe Northwest and a 538 rushing yards season start. Teammate Tyler Bowden added 218 yards and four scores in a win over Shawnee Mission West as Free State, Seabury, and Rim Rock results highlighted district athletes. Lawrence High sits 4-0, while Quartlebaum committed to Kennesaw State and will suit up as LHS heads toward December 7 at Liberty High School.
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Jayhawks cap SMU Invitational with three wins
Kansas women's tennis wrapped up Sunday play at the SMU Invitational in Dallas. Ima gina defeated USC 6-0 6-2, Delgado beat Stephen F. Austin 6-3 6-1, and Julia Deming edged Wichita State in a tight match, as KU added four late results to finish the invite.
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Tadokoro leads Kansas to seventh at Lady Paladin Invitational
Tadokoro finishes in a tie for fourth at the Lady Paladin Invitational in Greenville S C as Kansas places seventh overall. Pear Ratnapappa ties for seventeenth with 2 over par while Aristelle Acuff slips to 55th. Kansas heads to ITA All-Americans in Tulsa October 5 13 and Palmetto Intercollegiate in Kiawah Island October 13 15.
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SCOREBOARD TODAY BOYS SOCCER AND VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE
A dense sports lineup lists boys soccer games against Wichita Independent Olathe South Shawnee Mission Northwest and others with start times 4:30 PM to 7 PM. Volleyball schedules include Heritage Christian Academy Pembroke Hill Olathe North Olathe West SM West and Shawnee Mission West at various 5 PM times. Also noted are channel assignments and broad MLB NBA and NFL entries and international track events.
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Coaching shakeups across MLB NHL and college sports
The Chicago Cubs fired manager Joe Maddon and the Pittsburgh Pirates dismissed manager Clint Hurdle. In hockey, Buffalo Sabres assigned D William Borgen to Rochester and Nashville assigned D Jarred Tinordi and F Freddy Gaudreau to Milwaukee, with Milwaukee Admirals transferring players to Florida and Nashville also moving Zach Magwood to Florida. Florida received several prospects from AHL moves while several trialists were released. In college athletics New Jersey City named Ryan Budzek as a men's wrestling assistant coach and Rutgers fired football coach Chris Ash and offensive coordinator John McNulty, naming Nunzio Campanile interim coach.
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Pro Football Standings and Week Thursday Results
NFL standings by division show Green Bay and San Francisco leading their conferences with strong records. Thursday games featured Philadelphia over Green Bay and the Rams over Seattle, plus notable scorelines like New Orleans edging Dallas and Tampa Bay routing Los Angeles Rams.
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NASCAR Cup Bank of America ROVAL 400 results at Charlotte
NASCAR Cup at Charlotte Motor Speedway road course produced a 109 lap run with Chase Elliott Chevrolet finishing first followed by Alex Bowman and Kevin Harvick. Start positions listed with a field of 40 plus retirements and penalties including Kyle Busch and others.
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