Perry Lecompton and Osawatomie win Cramer Classic team titles
Perry-Lecompton dominates boys with 150 points to Wellsville 100 as Osawatomie edges Aquinas 83-80 for girls in the third annual Cramer Sports Classic. Area athletes set meet records in pole vault and long jump. Gardner and Central Heights strong in both divisions with standout times and throws across multiple events.
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Perry- Lecompton
Osawatomie
Perry-Lecompton
Aquinas
Gardner
Ingame
Uniontown
Linwood
Prairie View
Louisburg
Baldwin
Central Heights
Burlingame
Eudora
Pomona
Terry Messenger
Sean Breithaupt
Messenger
Mike
McIntire
Breithaupt
Newson
Scheffer
Boyd
Robinson
Murphy
Grewing
Louis
Allen
Vanderventer
Capps
Decker
Scheffler
Corwine
Gretencord
Smith
Sadowski
McKlen
Muhlberg
Holt
Kirk
Todd
Stoker
Fitspat
Uinas
Meyer
Bellinger
Higgins
van Goethem
Krum
Attic
Wollen
Huber
Huske
Kleinsorge
Carey
Scott
Bishop
Roe
Stottlemire
Holtwick
Culver
Priesner
Madonin
Mounger
Obawatomie
Rhoades
Hart
Marriott
Ogawatomie
Hoffman
Shaw
Paden
Timblin
Hemerick
Osawatommie
Mochamer
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Haight
Parker
Brown
Dunnaway
Goode
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Butell
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Wiederhoit
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Teagarden
Radar
Henthorne
Main
Holloway
Kibler
Moreland
Nellor
Kirkpatrick
Protrie
Discus
Hardesty
Provost
McTaggart
Whetstone
Toot
Red Perry-Lecompton
Huckaby
Wood
Tyrell
McMullin
Kennedy
Johnson
McDowell
Robhers
Carter
Wiseman
Hancock
McCorkell
Tenpenny
Bratton
Weir
Osawatom
Turner
Sherard
Parnell
Bickelmeyer
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Shaffer
Wilson
Nigh
Klenke
McDaniel
Patterson
Wellaville
Price
McCorkel
Witt
Thomasson
Kathy Wood
Jeff Parker
Cramer Results Highlight Area Track Meet
Boys and girls from Wellsville Gardner Perry-Lecompton Osawatomie and others compete across jumping, running and throwing events. Meet records fall in long and triple jumps while Perry-Lecompton leads several relays as Wellsville notes strong showings including individual runners and field event marks.
Ottawa High Tennis Draws 1-0-1 In Triangular Meet
Ottawa High’s tennis team went 1-0-1 at a Thursday triangular in OLATHE against Olathe North and Bonner Springs. The Cyclones tied Olathe North 3-3 and defeated Bonner Springs 5-1 with singles and doubles results for Reynolds Hofman Adcock Burrichter Reekie Ream Martin Chang Rea. Coach Jerry Henn noted better play against Bonner and said the team will compete in the DeSoto Invitational and East Kansas League meet in Kansas City.
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Olathe
Ottawa High
Olathe North
Bonner Springs
Cyclones
Clathe North
Barry Reynolds
Jerry Hofman
Vicky Adcock
OHS
Chad Reekie
Mike Burrichter
Steve Martin
Dale Ream
Megan Chang
Jason Rea
Bonner
Reynolds
Hofman
Adcock
Burrichter and
Reekie
Jerry Henn
Kansas City
Alcott Sets Pace as UWB Classic Opens
SUFFOLK Va AP Amy Alcott, the only two time winner of the United Virginia Bank Golf Classic, emphasizes short putts as the key to success while 143 others practice for the opening round. Pat Bradley notes greens at Sleepy Hole should yield more birdies this year, and Muffin Spencer-Devlin defends after a five week layoff. Jan Stephenson withdraws due to injury.
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Suffolk
Amy Alcott
United Virginia Bank
Alcott
Pat Bradley
Portsmouth
Sleepy Hole
Bradley
Muffin Spencer-Devlin
Nansemond River
Spencer-Devlin
Manning to stay at Kansas amid NBA draft deadline
Lawrence AP report says Danny Manning plans to remain at Kansas for his senior year, with coach Larry Brown also staying. Brown claims the decision is final and won’t pursue Knicks interest while draft deadline looms. Rumors link Bob Frederick to athletic director job as Brown negotiates a long term deal.
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New York Knicks
NBA
Kansas
Bob Frederick
Frederick
Brown
Jayhawks
New York
Knicks
Larry
Gene) Budig
Monte Johnson
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Scott Corwine
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