State titles online for area wrestlers
Baldwin's Kyle Flory leads 171-pound 4A state bid with a 36-6 record after a regional title, facing Byran Buck in the first round. The Baldwin Bulldogs host six state qualifiers in Wichita as Anderson County and Ottawa send five and two respectively. Other locals include Dan Hamilton, Seth Halford, Sam Coffey, Derek Lang, Josh Kohn, Tyson Adams, Nick Sanders, Eddie Gatlin, Keegan Barnes, David Howard, Kyle Gorton and their first-round opponents across 12 weight classes in a competitive field at the state tournament.
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Baldwin
Kyle Flory
Flory
Andover-Central
Byran Buck
Baldwin Bulldogs
Wichita
Anderson County
Ottawa
Dan Hamilton
Hamilton
Piper
Nick Jabe
Seth Halford
Atchison
Lance Gasper
Sam Coffey
Wellington
Derick Scott
Derek Lang
Lang
Drew Goodland
Taylor Brack
Josh Kohn
Jake Kriegbaum
Abilene
Tyson Adams
Adams
Tonganoxie
Garrett Palmer
Nick Sanders
Coffeyville
Bobby Tracy
Ilis
Eddie Gatlin
Gatlin
Wamego
Lance Ferris
Keegan Barnes
David Hagerman
Mulvane
Barnes
David Howard
Labette County
Matt Ybarra
Howard
Central Heights
Kyle Gorton
Gorton
Garden Plains
Tyler Bugner
Viking
SE of
Saline
Jeremy Will
Hays
Eagles Wrestle to Build Depth With State Berths
Patton leads the Eagles with 20 pins as Gardner Caruthers and others push for state titles. Roberts rededicates after burnout and aims for consistency, stressing team effort and discipline. First-round matchups include Gardner against Michael Schamberger and Whalen vs Nash Burton.
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Patton
Eagles
Roberts
St. Francis
Travis Hill
Gardner
Caruthers
Hoxie
Michael Schamberger
Koehn returns sparks Kansas State over Kansas in 80 57 win
Laurie Koehn returned from ankle injury to hit three 3s and fuel a 13-2 second half surge as Kansas State downed Kansas 80-57. Megan Mahoney scored 21 and Nicole Ohlde 20 with 12 rebounds to help the Wildcats extend home dominance to 21 straight wins and improve to 18-0 at Bramlage Coliseum. Kansas State swept the series and extended its home win streak to 21.
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Koehn
Kansas State
Kansas
Megan Mahoney
Nicole Ohlde
Bramlage Coliseum
Wildcats
Deb Patterson
Marian Washington
Lawrence
Missouri ends Sooners’ run with late surge
Missouri toppled Oklahoma as Arthur Johnson had 20 points and 11 rebounds and Travon Bryant added 14, while Oklahoma stagnated in the second half. Fans rushed the floor after the upset as Kansas and Texas later routed their opponents in Big 12 action.
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Sooners
Kelvin Sampson
Missouri
Sampson
Arthur Johnson
Travon Bryant
Paulding
Texas A&m
Collison
Kansas
Wayne Simion
Mark Cairns
Simien
Aaron Miles
Jayhawks
Aggies
Roy Williams
Burkhart defies odds to reach majors with Royals
Surprising intrasquad showings hint Burkhart may crack Kansas City roster despite long odds. The switch-hitter homered off Darrell May and doubled off Zack Greinke, signaling potential as a first baseman and designated hitter. Burkhart, ex Central Missouri State NCAA II champion, had an indie league path before signing with Richmond.
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Ariz
Morgan Burkhart
Kansas City Royals
Boston Red Sox
Burkhart
Mike Sweeney
Royals
Ken Harvey
Kansas City
Darrell May
Zack Greinke
Central Missouri State
Richmond
Ind
Frontier League
Uniontown Nips Vikings In Tight 48-46 Finish
Uniontown edged Central Heights 48-46 as the Vikings faltered in the fourth quarter after leading 40-36. Central Heights, 12-8, secures third seed in the 3A sub-state and hosts Wellsville in the first round with Pomona, Humboldt, Eureka, and Jayhawk Linn also in action.
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Uniontown
Central Heights
Vikings
Buddy Welch
Wellsville
Pomona
Jayhawk-Linn
Humboldt
Yates Center
Eureka
Fredonia
Ripper
Eden
Barrow
Spain Howard
Douglas
Nichols
Russell
Dr. Pearson
Woolery
Wuertz
Kueser
Sluder
Co. Pearson
Ottawa Beats Warriors 67 to 62 In Tight Battle
Ottawa rallied for a 67 62 victory as Porter and Bulmer led late scoring while Moncrief was held to 13. Sterling and Bethany traded leads through a close game with Ottawa finishing strong from the foul line and Sam Thiessen adding key late free throws.
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Warriors
Porter
Ottawa
Ricky Bulmer
Warrior
Michael Moncrief
Sam Thiessen
Sterling
Braves
P.J. Siggal
Cunningham
Moncrief
Fgafim Fiafim Sterling
Cureton
Schneider
Hinson
Barry
Collins
Kemp
Smith
Siggal
Lickteig
Baker
McCay
Zammer
Bulmer
Thiessen
Halfime
Bethany
Spoint
McCoy
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Manhattan
Laurie Koehn
Washington
Hollis Price
Clemons
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Kirk Hinrich
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Baylor
Austin
Brian Boddicker
Longhorns
Oklahoma State
Boddicker
Rick Barnes
Cowboys
Nips Vikings
Merrell
Franklin County
4-H Shooting Sports
Franklin Cty
Fairgrounds
Tim Kunard
Tam EL
Nascar Page
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Ottawa Herald
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