Kansas High School Football Rankings Fragment List
A fragmented OCR list shows multiple Kansas high school divisions with team placements across classes 6A 5A 4A 3A 2A and 1A. Notable entries include Wichita South Lawrence Leavenwond Shawnee Mission South Shawnee Mission East Topeka West Olathe East Manhattan Derby Wichita Heights McPherson Blue Valley Stilwell St Scott Independence Bishop Carroll Coffeyville Liberal Arkansas City St Thomas Aquinas Burlington Ulysses Atchison DeSoto Louisburg Gardner Edgerton Holton Beloit Wellsville Sublene Hillsboro Wichita Collegiate Rock Creek Leavenworth Immaculata Atwood Caldwell Onaga Frankfort Lyndon Kinsley Quinter Stockton Eul Saline and more.
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Bays
Wichita South
Lawrence
Leavenwond
Shawnee Mission South
Shawnee Mission East
Topeka Weat
Olathe East
Manhattan
Derby
Wichita Heights
McPherson
KC Schlagle
Blue Valley-Stilwell
Scott
Independence
Bishop Carroll
Coffeyville
Liberal
Arkansas City
St. Thomas Aquinas
Burlington
Ulysses - Atchison
Riverton
Effingham
Topeka
Hayden
DeSoto
Louisburg
Gardner-Edgerton
Holton
Franchise Moves Across Leagues Since 1969
The record lists shifts in pro sports from 1969 to 1993, detailing nine NBA relocations, six NHL moves, four NFL changes, and two MLB franchise relocations. It notes teams moving cities across leagues during the period.
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NBA
NHL
NFL
MLB
Ottawa U players Cline and Robinson named All-Americans
Ottawa University seniors Matt Cline and Stick Robinson earned All-American honors for the season. Cline contributed on defense with nine sacks 41 tackles and a key interception while Robinson led KCAC in rushing with 1504 yards and posted 252 and 202 yard games. Both were ECAC and All-District 10 selections helping Ottawa to a 6-4 record and third in the conference.
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Ottawa University
Matt Cline
Sagangmn Atte
Ea Ce
En “Stick” Robinson
Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference
Cline
Ottawa
Southwestern
Tabor
ECAC
Missouri Tigers End Jayhawks Run In Big Eight Showdown
No. 20 Missouri defeated No. 3 Kansas 79-67 in Columbia led by Melvin Booker with 16 points as the Tigers expanded their Big Eight lead to 6-0 and captured a 10th straight league win. Lamont Frazier emphasized seniors' pursuit of victory, while Chris Heller noted as the only Missouri player who had previously beaten Kansas.
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Columbia
Missouri
Lamont Frazier
Kansas
Frazier
Melvin Booker
Tigers
Chris Heller
Jayhawks
Woodberry Wins Big Eight Player of the Week
Kansas guard Steve Woodberry earned the Big Eight player of the week after hitting a game winning 3 pointer with 1.5 seconds left in overtime to beat Oklahoma State 62-61. He scored his 1,000th career point in Kansas 87-53 rout of Colorado.
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Kansas
City
Steve Woodberry
Oklahoma State
Woodberry
Jayhawks
Cowboys
Colorado
Tonya Harding tied to Kerrigan attack plot details emerge
Ex-husband Jeff Gillooly pleads guilty to racketeering and testifies that Tonya Harding was involved from the start. Investigators cite phone, bank, and videotape evidence. Harding denies advance knowledge but faces potential removal from the Olympic team as U S Figure Skating weighs action. Nike supports Harding financially as the Lillehammer Games approach.
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Oatland
Ore
Tonya Harding
Nancy Kerrigan
Jeff Gillooly
Tonya
Gillooly
Ron Hoover
Associated Press
Jeff
Hoevet
Harding
Shawn Eckardt
Shane Stant
Derrick Smith
Detroit
Kerrigan
Japan
U.S
Hoover
Nike Inc
Nike
Philip Knight
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Eckardt
Ottawa High basketball schedule favors nearby 70 mile radius
Fans ask about Ottawa High School's schedule and the Top Gun Tournament. The piece argues for scheduling 3A and 4A neighbors like Anderson County Baldwin Paola over distant 5A schools, noting travel costs, budgets, and local rivalries. It defends keeping Wellsville Tournament ties and stresses 70 mile radius feasibility.
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Ottawa High School
Wellsville
America
Ottawa
Ottawa High
Anderson County
Baldwin
Paola
Kansas City Schingle
Blue Valley North
St. Thomas Aquinas
Shawnee Heights
Highland Park
Topeka
Seaman
Wellsville Boys
Augusta
Waverly star Curry chooses Emporia State football
Waverly running back Dustin Curry, a 5-foot-11, 192-pound senior, selected Emporia State over Pittsburg State and Washburn after strong recruiting. He will sign Wednesday, aiming to reach 200 pounds, and wants to boost speed and durability. Curry earned 4,079 rushing yards and 57 touchdowns in his prep career, including 1,813 yards and 24 TDs in his senior year, and was a Shrine Bowl selection. He plans pre-law or engineering and liked Emporia State’s offense that features heavy running loads.
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Greg Mast
Herald
Averly
Waverly Prep
Dustin Curry
Curry
Emporia State
Pittsburg State
Washburn
Waverly Star
Hornets
Bulldogs
Kansas
Lawrence
Emporia
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Central Heights
Pomona
Osage City
Eudora
Williamsburg
Waverly
Wreatling High School
KC Ward
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Kbca Poll
Topeka West
Shawnee Mission West
Emporia J. Lawrence
Newton
Northwest
Olathe South
Wichita Northwest
Onawa
Bishop Micge
Kapaun Mt. Carmel
Pillsburg
Buhler
el Dorado
Andover
Circle
Thomas More Prep
Rugoton
Labette County
Atchinson
Chapman
Cheney
Nemaha Valley
Oakley
Smith Center
Saline
Leavenworth-Immacult T. Hillsboro
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Inman
Quinter
Lebo
St. John
Moundridge
Southwestern Heights
Caldwell
Garden Plain
Valley Heights
Jackson Heights
Beloit
Sublene
Hillsboro
Wichita Collegiate
Rock Creek
Belleville
Riley County
Scoti
Leavenworth-Immaculata
Atwood
Onaga
Frankfort
Lyndon
Kinsley
Quinter & Stockton
Eul-Saline
Robinson
Ralph Young
Desmond
Booker
Gillooly Harding
Crima
Ramain
AP Nalfarial Tela Hanger
Bsurv Af Media
Phalenagin
Brian Sippt
By Greg Mast
The
Ottawa Herald