Kansas high school coaches poll list by class and team
Coaches poll tallies across classes 6A to 1A name top teams by region. Junction City leads 6A girls, Wichita South heads boys 6A, with multiple schools like Shawnee Mission West Washington and Olathe North appearing. 5A, 4A, 3A, and 2A lists include Kapaun Mt. Carmel, McPherson, Independence, Hillsboro, and others across Kansas.
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KBCA
Junction City
Shawnee Mission West
KC Washington
Washburn Rural
Shawnee Mission South
Wichita NW
Shawnee Mission NW
Olathe North
Lawrence
Wichita East
Bishop Miege
McPherson
Independence
Maize
Hays
St. Thomas Aquinas
el Dorado
Fort Scott
Ottawa Us
Wichita South
SM East
Blue Valley NW
Washington
Newton
Olathe East
KC Schlagle
Augusta
St.Thomas Aquinas
Buhies
Liberal
Effingham
Danlgg
Extra points sports surprises and odd backstories
A list of sports anecdotes highlights unlikely careers and surprising feats. Names include Dean Smith, Richard Petty, Greg Lemond, Brad Daugherty, Willie Gault, Scottie Pippen, and cent. Arkansas. The items touch on injuries, early college entry, and unusual paths into athletics.
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Dean Smith
N.C
Richard Petty
Greg Lemond
Brad Daugherty
Willie Gault
Chicago Ballet
Scottie Pippen
Cent
Arkansas
Grant
Spring training opens with replacements
Baseball opens spring rites with replacements as big leaguers stay away. Fewer than 70 fans attend the Yankees workout in Fort Lauderdale, with 27 pitchers and catchers on the field among mostly minor leaguers and strikebreakers. The scene reflects labor tensions and uncertainty over the season.
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Fort Lauderdale Stadium
New York Yankees
Yankees
Pe Lauderdale
Fla
Mike DeJean
Jason Troilo
Nashville
Senate lawmakers weigh fate of baseball antitrust exemption
Senate members press baseball owners and players during spring training hearings as antitrust exemption faces repeal debate. With opening day 45 days away, lawmakers indicate swift action unlikely, while players demand Congress pass a bill ending the 73 year exemption to allow suits over work rules.
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Bashington
Senate
Congress
Alan Simpson
Wyo
Senate Judiciary Panel
Sénators
Friends, Tabor win, stay on Braves' heels
ICHITA Kan AP Rob Johnson scored 20 points and nine rebounds as Friends defeated McPherson 78-63. Four Friends players hit double figures including Lance Smith and Derrick Shelby with 13 each. McPherson was led by Jarrod Miller with 19 points.
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Jarrod Miller
McPherson
Matt Richardson
Jonathan Coachman
Chris Owens
Tabor
Sterling
Kan
Bryce Wichert
Pointeccesata Gs
Kansas Collegiate Athletics Conference
Ottawa Eyes First Conference Crown At Tabor Clash
Ottawa seeks its first Heart of America Conference title since 1982 as it visits Tabor. A win to close the regular season would secure the KCAC share and keep home games in ECAC playoffs, with the NAIA National Tournament path possible. Cavazos Cummings leads Ottawa with strong scoring and rebounding.
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Ottawa
Heart of America
Tabor
Kansas Collegiate Athletic
Cummings
Cavazos Cummings
ECAC
David Lanning
Lanning
Greg Mast
Ralph Young
Jamie Criqui
Cyclone
Atchison
Redmen
Ottawa Boys
Reeves Bursts Into Second Half To Lift OSU Over ISU
Bryant Reeves shone with 25 points on 11 of 12 shooting as Oklahoma State topped Iowa State 71 69 at Hilton Coliseum. The 7 foot senior dominated after halftime, scoring 22 of his points in the period and fueling a 68 percent Cowboys surge to pull within a half game of Kansas.
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Mes
Iowa
Iowa State
Bryant Reeves
Cyclones
Ames
Oklahoma State
Hilton Coliseum
Cowboys
Big Country
Fred Hoiberg
Reeves
Julius Michalik
Loren Meyer
Andre Owens
Kansas
Panthers and Jaguars draft for future in expansion pick
EW YORK AP The Carolina Panthers and Jacksonville Jaguars chose young, inexpensive players over big names in the expansion draft. Jacksonville used the first overall pick on quarterback Steve Beuerlein, a 30 year old with Dallas and Arizona ties, while Carolina added familiar names like Tim McKyer and Greg Kragen as they built for the run ahead of the new league era.
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EW York
Carolina Panthers
Jacksonville Jaguars
Chris Coleman
Michael Dean Perry
Mark Rypien
Gary Clark
Carolina
Jacksonville
Jaguars
Tom Coughlin
Steve Beuerlein
Arizona Cardinals
Buddy Ryan
Beuerlein
Troy Aikman
Dallas
Kevin Gilbride
Tom
Myslinski
Chicago
Jeff Novak
Miami
Mark Tucker
Arizona
Eugene Chung
New England
Desmond Howard
Reggie Cobb
Tampa Bay
Pittsburgh
Tim McKyer
Greg Kragen
Kansas City
Denver
Cleveland
Chiefs Notebook Highlights Gibbs Interview Debates and Carter Sentence
NFL commissioner grants Denver permission to interview Chiefs line coach Alex Gibbs amid tampering claims by Mike Shanahan. Dale Carter begins a 15 day jail term for probation violation related to a 1993 concealed weapon plea, followed by home detention. KC also sees Greg Kragen and Monty Grow picked in expansion draft, with Kragen going to Carolina and Grow to Jacksonville.
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NFL
Paul Tagliabue
Denver Broncos
Kansas City Chiefs
Alex Gibbs
Chiefs
Broncos
Mike Shanahan
Gibbs
Denver
Carter
Dale Carter
Jackson County
Kansas City
New York
Greg Kragen
Monty Grow
Gragen
Charlotte Panthers
Jacksonville Jaguars
Grow
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