Ottawa athletes shine as Blakesley seals perfect shot put season
Ottawa's Caleb Blakesley crowned the state shot put champion with a 61-2 best and sixth in discus at 161-2. Teammate Jack Sachse finished second in the boys 800, while Ashley Guenther set career bests in the 3200 and 1600. Relays and sprints saw Vashon Perryman, Aaron Douglas, Trey Watts, and Dom Nation place for Ottawa amid windy conditions and a rain-delayed meet.
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Ashley Guenther
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Ottawa
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Vashon Perryman
Aaron Douglas
Trey Watts
Dom Nation
Nation
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Perryman
Haley Jackson
Area meet yields several top eight showings
Pomona’s Stephanie Nitcher placed fifth in the 200 at 27.91 while Sarah Wigger tied for eighth in the high jump at 4-10 and Samantha Wilson finished eighth in the 400 at 1:05. Williamsburg’s Stephen Bathory was fifth in the 1A boys high jump at 6-2 and Amanda Chanay, Heather Coe, and Leslie Davis also posted fifth to eighth place results in their events.
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Stephanie Nitcher
Sarah Wigger
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Williamsburg
Stephen Bathory
Amanda Chanay
Heather Coe
Leslie Davis
Greg Mast
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State track team scores across Kansas classes
Girls team scores list shows Hutchinson leading Class 6A at 58 with Olathe East close behind at 55 and Lawrence Free State, Aquinas, Maize, and Blue Valley North also scoring. Boys results cite Hutchinson 87, Wichita Heights 74, Blue Valley West 57, and Olathe North 42 among top finishers, with multiple classes reporting team totals for 6A through 1A divisions.
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Seniors finish atop in final meet as stars reflect
Hoff edged Cox 30-7 in the shot put to cap standout careers. Criqui spoke of leaving on a high, aiming to compete again. Wuertz, third in pole vault, exits high school with top state marks and a desire for 15-6. Gorton battled yards to javelin and pole vault, heading to Ottawa University for football and track. Cox, on the verge of a state title, won the shot put over her rivals and looks to Washburn University toe.
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Washburn University
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Weight loss capsule PatentLEAN gains sales after Surgeon General warning
A weight loss capsule named PatentLEAN is selling rapidly after a Surgeon General warning and FDA actions on Ephedra. Doctors tout its safety and efficacy, citing clinical studies showing weight and fat loss with minimal side effects. The product, developed from a Wisconsin researcher patent, offers a free FitBreak exercise program and requires no prescription.
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University of Wisconsin
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