ScareCrows Debut in Topeka as CHL Expansion Team
The Topeka ScareCrows unveiled at the Kansas Expocentre with flashing lights and Munchkins in attendance. General manager Chris Presson said the nickname aims to generate enthusiasm for the CHL team and the city.
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Holyfield forgives Tyson and hints at rematch in Kansas City
Heavyweight champion Evan Holyfield says he forgives Mike Tyson for the ear bite last year and would not rule out a rematch. Speaking to teens in Kansas City, Holyfield cites faith guiding him and notes Tyson remains suspended. He urges self–reflection and moving on to other things.
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Knicks and Sonics survive to force Game 5s in Miami and Seattle
In Miami, the Knicks beat the Heat 90-85 as Alonzo Mourning and Larry Johnson fought late, likely earning suspensions. In Seattle, the SuperSonics defeated the Timberwolves 92-88, keeping George Karl's job alive and delaying a summer decision. Pacers advance 80-74, Cavaliers eliminated.
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Minneapolis
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Greg Anthony
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Mark Jackson
Reggie Miller
New York
28 OU athletes named to KCAC academic team 1997 98
Ottawa University places 28 student athletes on the KCAC academic all conference squad for 1997 98. Selection requires varsity letter, sophomore standing, and a 3 3 GPA. Notable members include Ronnie McKeefery Heather McMillen Valerie Shaw Jason Austin and Julie Lundgren among others from multiple sports across several cities and states.
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Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference
Gary Myers
Ottawa University
Ronnie McKeefery
Heather McMillen
Valerie Shaw
Jason Austin
Topeka
Lindsey Beil
Olathe
Kelley Bethel
Williamsburg
Rachel Blades
Crane
Jason Bolen
Emporia
Ryan Dobbs
Ottawa
Jeremy Couch
Burlingame
Lisa Fitch
Baxter Springs
Brenda Foland
Matthew Horader
Wichita
Wade Hepner
Carmen Hickman
Holton
Jay LeDou
Colby
Sarah Lord, Jr
Marysville
Kansas City
Morrisville
Joe Oldham
Belton
Kelly Parker
Blue Springs
Zach Peek
Waverly
Dan Pyle
Lora Rich
Josh Robinson
Kearney
Grant Schmalz
Grand Junction
Quenemo
Scott Steele, Jr
Great Bend
Amy Stice
Pueblo
KSU Signs Iowa Star Josh Kimm to Basketball Scholarship
Manhattan AP Josh Kimm, a 6 1 guard from Cedar Rapids Prairie High School, signed a national letter of intent with Kansas State. The 21.5 point, 4.5 assist per game star helped Prairie win the Iowa Class 3A state title and shot 44 percent from three. His father Bruce Kimm is the Florida Marlins bullpen coach.
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