Attack Stymied in St Louis as Ambush Take 2nd Round Lead
The Kansas City Attack were blown out 21-6 by St. Louis Ambush in a nationally televised game after a 22-18 win in the prior night. Coach Zoran Savic called it the worst performance of the season as KC faces a must-win two-game set in St. Louis to reach the NPSL finals. Brian Haynes and Kevin Koetters lead a KC push to rebound on the Kiel Center road trip.
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Ansas City
KK Mo
Kansas City
St. Louis
Kemper Arena
Ambush
Zoran Savic
Steve Maurer
Steve Kuntz
Rockhurst College
Kevin Koetters
Kiel Center
Brian Haynes
Houser Sit-Out Clouds Attack Ambush Playoff Weekend
Former Baker standout Nate Houser missed both weekend playoff games due to an injury late in Thursday’s 40-22 loss to St. Louis at the Kiel Center. The Kansas City Attack fell in the National Division finals as St. Louis Ambush set multiple NPSL records and attendance hit 8,214 in the first round.
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Houser
Baker University
Nate Houser
St. Louis
Kiel Center
ESPN2
Kansas City Attack
St. Louis Ambush
Kansas City
Eddie Carmean
Iain Fraser
Robi Goff
Brian Haynes
Kevin Koetters
Jim Schwab
Wes Wade
Warren Westcoat
Mark Moser
NPSL
Ambush
Milwaukee
Kemper Arena
Zoran Savic
Jain Fraser
Goran Hunjak
Brian Loftin
Ken McDaniel
Baldwin girls set records and lead invitational
Baldwin and Wellsville athletes posted strong marks at the Baldwin Invitational. Baldwin's Casey Lytle and Emery Carl placed in javelin and high jump, while Wellsville dominated in relays and key events. Baldwin, Wellsville runners and fielders collected multiple top finishes, with district rivals posting notable 3200 and shot results.
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Nathan Rutledge
Casey Lytle
Emery Carl
Baldwin and
Wellsville
JC Harmon
Baldwin
Lansing
Perry
Council Grove
Santa Fe
Tonganoxie
Jeff West
Bonner Springs
Eudora
Nigh
Chamberlin
Allen
Rutledge
Ross
Schwartz
Lytle
Hess
Westgate
Dwyer
Moss
Kyle
Stumpff
Renaud
Gatz
Pressgrove
Weege
Fouts
Harper
Hacker
PRS
E -Fouts
S Srypesp
Crenshaw Wins Masters With Final Pair Of Birdies
Crenshaw rode a third round 66 into a share of the lead and sealed victory with clutch birdies at the 16th and 17th. He finished 4 under for 68 that day and 274 overall, recalling mentor Penick and a close battle with Love and Norman. Love tied Crenshaw late, but bogey on 18 sealed the win.
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Crenshaw
Davis Love III
Davis
Love
New Orleans
Greg Norman
Jay Haas
Central Heights Boys Win Third Meet At Home
Central Heights athletes Tops in boys events with Stephenson 16.0 in 100, Haight 1.9 in high hurdles, Kueser 4:44 in 1600, and Relay wins. Anderson County and CH performers headline a dense results page with multiple top marks across field events and sprints.
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Central Heights
Kueser
Pearson
Hill
Hanson
Stephenson
G. Wuenz
Wuenz
Hermann
Hermreck
Anderson County
Lytle
Dosing
Barr
Ginger
Henreck
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Carl
Millstein
Carpenter
Albn
Gray
Moore
Perry LeCompton
Baldwin, Wellsville
Wallbridge
Denning
Kraushart
Corwine
T. Bierman
A. Bierman
Cook
Zuzzio
Gillespie
Sloan
E. Bloss
Weeks
Deterding
M. Weeks
K. Bloss
E Bloss
Wilhite
Bross
Construction Materials, Inc
East 1St Street
Kay Bach
Kansas State Bank
Ottawa
Norman
Penick
Austin Country Club
University of Texas
Davis Lovelis
Steve Elkington
Scott Hoch
Fred Couples
Harvey Penick
Harvey
Imel
Feuerborn
Kissel
Caylor
Katzer
Summer
Dossing
Parker
Miller
Dunbar
Tooley
Kipper
E. Katzer
Gamberel
Davidson
South Star
Chrysler
Cirrus
East 23Rd St
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