Cyclone Boys Are Dethroned In Stampede
Bishop Miege upset Ottawa High to win the East Kansas League track and field title at Hoch Stadium. The Stags swept 9 of 11 track events, led by Dan Ward and Jeff Armrein, finishing with 91 points to Ottawa 61 and Bonner Springs 44. Ottawa won one event, the 880 relay, while Miege dominated sprints and distances alike amid cool, rainy conditions. Ottawa’s Robinson highlighted the meet with wins in the 10-yard dash and 880 relay, and Sharpe defended his broad jump title. The Cyclones head to a Class 3-A regional next Friday.
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EKL Track Scoreboard Boys and Girls Key Results
EKL meet results show Miege and Ottawa dominating field events and sprints. Scores list multiple place finishes with times and marks for boys divisions led by Ottawa, Miege, and Bonner Springs, across relays, sprints, distance, and field events. Girls results highlight Miege and Ottawa performances with records noted in several events.
Miege girls sweep East Kansas League track title
Bishop Miege dominated the East Kansas League cinder carnival with 101 points, Ottawa second with 49, Bonner Springs third. Seven meet records fell despite chill weather, led by Miege’s Kolarik sisters and relay teams. Ottawa and Olathe offered moments of shine in field and track events.
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Thomas In The Saddle Again
Dallas AP Duane Thomas returns to the Cowboys on a two year contract after a troubled stint that ended four years earlier with a public clash with Tex Schramm and a rocky relationship with Coach Tom Landry. He promises to make up for past mistakes.
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