Wellsville Girls Win Six Events At Perry Invite
Wellsville High girls track won six events finishing third with 89 points at Perry Invitational. Hope Inglehart captured the 3200 meters in 13:02.2 and the 1600 in 6:01.1. Kim Hughes placed fourth in the 3200, and Wellsville won two relays, the 3200 and throwers relay, with Erica Blankenship, Libbi Fouts, Hughes, and Wendy Moore in the 3200 relay and Brandi Brumbeck, Alayna O'Dea, Alyssa O'Dea, and others in the throwers relay.
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Wellsville track results highlight sprint and relay depth
Prep track performances led by Kristen Hale with 1:06.2 in the 400. Moore ran 1:01.9 in the same event as Moore. Fouts posted 2:42.2 in the 800. Wellsville relay teams placed second in the 1600 and third in the 400. Blees, Samsel, Zickel and Hale earned several top finishes in sprints and field events, including Hale in javelin and discus.
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Ottawa JV wins Gardner Invitational by five strokes
Ottawa High junior varsity golf captured the Gardner Invitational with a 184, five shots ahead of Gardner. Tyler Kuehn was medalist with 42, Chris McPheron 45, Eric Duderstadt eighth with 48, and teammates Morgan Wallis 49 Grant Neal 50 Chase Reed 51. Coach Kristin Wilson praised the young team ahead of Sunflower Hills in Bonner Springs.
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Kristin Wilson
Williamsburg to host lifting meet for junior division
Williamsburg High School hosts a junior division powerlifting championship at 9 30 a m Saturday for eighth to tenth graders with nine girls and 12 boys weight classes. Hickory Hollow scramble returns tonight at 5 30 p m. registration by 5 p m at 785 566 3733. Anderson County Sports Night physicals for grades 5 11 moved to May 28 29 with appointments starting May 20.
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Middle School track results from Osawatomie meets
Osawatomie sixth grade team scores Baldwin leads with 90 to Wellsville 50 and Osawotomie 48.5 as Wellsville and Osawatomie runners claim wins in field events. Notable marks include Jessica Simecka 29-7 in shot put and Kaylee Barry 4-0 high jump and 13-4 long jump.
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Missouri’s Rush weighs NBA draft return option
Missouri junior Kareem Rush is set to announce his NBA draft plans but will not sign with an agent, preserving a return option if he isn’t satisfied with his projected lottery pick. The 6-foot-6 guard averaged 19.8 points and led Missouri to the NCAA tournament despite double teams, with a decision due by June 19.
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Kwan wins Sullivan Award as top U.S. amateur athlete
Michelle Kwan receives the Sullivan Award honoring the nation’s top amateur athlete at the New York Athletic Club, joining only Dick Button as a figure skater winner. The ceremony honored five finalists including Alan Webb, Natalie Coughlin, Mark Prior, and Sean Townsend, highlighting Kwan’s Olympic aspirations and ongoing accolades.
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Smith tops Farmer in Missouri quarterback race
Freshman Brad Smith moved ahead of Kirk Farmer for the top QB spot after Missouri's first full scrimmage. Coach Gary Pinkel praised Smith's performance and noted Sonny Riccio as No. 3, with Farmer entering his senior season after 13 starts in 14 games.
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Kansas Tops Wichita State in 9 1 Loss with Errors
Kansas defeated Wichita State 9-1 as Chris Jones limited the Shockers to two hits over seven innings. Kansas built a 3-0 lead amid three Wichita State errors, then added two runs in each of the eighth and seventh innings to seal the win. Joe Muich drove in a fifth inning run for Wichita State, while Mathiew Jakubov took the loss.
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Sharpe Nears Deal With Denver Broncos
Free agent tight end Shannon Sharpe said a Broncos deal is imminent and could close by Friday. He played 10 seasons with Denver, helped two Super Bowl runs, and has 692 receptions with 51 touchdowns in 12 years, with interest from Seattle and Oakland after his Ravens stint.
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