Viking Kids Wrestling Club wins four golds in Garnett
Garnett reports the Viking Kids Wrestling Club at the regular season meet capturing four gold medals. Champions Brant Johnson 58 pounds under 8, Aaron Johnson 115 under 12, Tony Wilson 120 under 12, and Levi Bowen 215 under 12 led the strong showing. Second place went to Gage Haller 55 under six with Wade Davis 61 under 8 third and Morgan Holloman 46 under six fourth. Eight Vikings advance to sub-districts at Blue Valley including Davis, Brant Johnson, Quincy Ray 110 under 12, Aaron Johnson, Wilson, and Bowen.
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Royals mull rotation options as Rosado and Suzuki risk delay
Kansas City entered spring training with six potential starters but may trim to four healthy arms before opening day. Rosado and Suzuki are restricted to simulated work after shoulder surgeries and may not be ready. If needed, Chad Durbin, Chris Fussell, or Kris Wilson would fill the No. 5 spot. Durbin and Fussell each pitched in a 5-5 tie with Houston, with Durbin praised for handling tough wind conditions.
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Oklahoma State Faces Sentiment in NCAA Bid Decision
The NCAA selection committee, led by Mike Tranghese, may weigh emotion in granting an at large bid to Oklahoma State after the Jan. 27 plane crash that killed 10 on the team. With a 19-8 record, the Cowboys are a bubble team unless they win the Big 12 tournament. Coaches argue both for and against factoring tragedy into bids, while noting the committee has never faced such a precedent.
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KU cuts men's tennis and swimming amid budget strain
University of Kansas will drop men's tennis and swimming due to travel and scholarship costs. Oct 20 Border War against Missouri will not be played at Arrowhead Stadium, as moving venues offered only a temporary financial boost. Athletics director Bob Frederick says expenses exceed revenue, with travel up 115 percent since 1996 and nearly $1 million in extra scholarship costs over three years.
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