Jayhawks Sign 24 Player Class Across Coast to Coast
Kansas adds 24 recruits led by 23 high schoolers and one junior college player. The group includes four in-state prep stars Arland Bruce and Bob Schmidt from Olathe North, four offensive linemen, and multiple backs led by Bruce who rushed for 1690 yards. Mason notes in-state signees staying home, with defensive linemen and a prep quarterback Curtese Poole among the new additions.
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Detroit
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Tampa
Fla
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Hazelwood Central
St. Louis
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Michael Goree
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Mark Sanders
Bruce
Daniel Wilturner
Houston
Torrance Nomis
Terrence Floyd
Akron
Ohio
Mark Williams
Ben Rutz
Wings
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Columbus
Wildcats pick up speed in 21 signees under Snyder
Kansas State announced 21 players signed national letters of intent, adding 11 offensive and seven defensive players plus three two way players. Key names include running backs David Allen and Chris Claybon, prep QB Jonathan Beasley, and linemen Shad Meier, Ryan Cummings, Adam Hotz, Grant Reeves. Beasley led prep with 2,566 passing yards and 28 TDs while Allen, Claybon, and Carter posted high rushing totals. The class augments a veteran defense and pushes scholarship total to 82, three from NCAA limit.
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Braves win third straight as CU stars rise in win over Sterling
CU rallied to beat Sterling 82 to 76 behind Cummings with 21 points and strong late defense. Miller added 14, Banks 15, and bench spark from Cleverly and Steele. Guards Robinson and Karnatz combined for 13 points and seven assists as Carrier noted a growing 10 to 11 man rotation and rising confidence.
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Osage City star earns all state with standout numbers
Osage City player tallies 26 points, eight rebounds, nine steals and six assists in a standout all state performance. Coach Kent Reed praises her evolution as an all around player while listing other local players across Anderson County Baldwin Central Heights MdCV Pomona Wellsville and Williamsburg among top performers.
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Jan Perry
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Pomona
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April Robinson
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Wellsville
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Emily Bloss
Tania Slayden
Williamsburg
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Sabrina Norton
Ottawa Senior Wrestler Leads Cyclones To Victory Over Anderson County
Ottawa senior Achievements standout leads Cyclones with a quick first period pin as Ottawa defeats Anderson County for the first time in two years. He owns an 18-9 season record with nine pins. Coach Boldra commends his maturation and performance. Other listed wrestlers from Central Heights, McCV, Osage City, Ottawa, Pomona, and Williamsburg are named.
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Pomona
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Williamsburg
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Cyclone pair joins Grizzlies as Bowling commits
Cyclone teammates Rantin and de Cyclone pair become Grizzlies with Bowling committing to a program praised for its football, facilities, and upfront coaching. Bowling plans to play offense or defense as needed and cites ankle injury limiting his season. He and Rob will be roommates and rely on each other.
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