Kansas high school football division assignments listed
The Kansas State High School Activities Association released district and class assignments for the 2000 and 2001 football seasons. Districts span 6A to eight-man, with schools including Shawnee Mission North, Topeka, Wichita East, Garden City, Bishop Miege, St. Thomas Aquinas, Andover, Cavalier Kansas, and many others across cities like Kansas City, Topeka, Wichita, Lawrence, and Dodge City. The document enumerates districts 1 through 16 in multiple classes, detailing participating schools per district.
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Wyandone
Shawnee Mission
Blue Valley
Blue Valley Northwest
Olathe
Blue Rapids
Valley Heights
Clifton-Clyde
Frankfort
Washington
Centralia
Holtor Jackson Heights
Onaga
Valley Falls
Highland
Troy
Wotheng
Jefferson County
Burlingame
Lyndon
McLouth
Rossville
Chase County
Labo
Olpa
Waverly
Howard-West Elk
Moran-Marmaton Valley
Oswego
Pittsburg
Colgan
Central-Burdan
Caldwell
Garden Plain
Oxford
Wichita Independent
Moundridge
Panbody-Burns
Sedgwick
Whitewater-Remington
Ell Saline
Canton-Galva
Salina
Sacred Heart
Solomon
Hutchinson Trinity
Inman
Langdon-Fairfield
Starling
Lincoln
Osborne
Plainville
Stockton
Claflin
Ellis
LaCrosse
Victoria
Atwood
Hill City
Hoxie
St. Francis
Dighton
Wichita County
Ness City
Quinter
Elkhart
Stanton County
Satanta
Syracuse
Bucklin
Kinsley
Meade
Sublette
Altoona-Midway
St. Paul
Thayer
Colony-Coast
Marais Des Cygnes Valley
Pleasanton
Hartford
Madison
Rosalia-Flinthills
Norwich
Pretty Prairie
South Haven
Burrton
Goessel
Lite River
Bennington
Lost Springs Center
Wakefield
Southern Cloud
Hanover
Scandia
Pike Valley
Axtell
Baileyville
Elwood
Cawker City
Waconda
Tipton
Jewell-Burr Qak
White Rock
Logan
Mankato
Grinnell-Grainfield
Wheatland
Wallace County
Greeley County
Jetrore
Ransom-Bazine
Spearville
Rushton
Quivira Heights
OtisBison
Wilson
Macksville
St. John-Hudson
Stafford
Cunningham
South Barber
Pratt Skyline
Ashland
Coldwater
Greensburg
Ingalls
Minneola
Montezuma
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Stottlemyre Back From Rotator Cuff Injury Delivers Win
Arizona right hander Mel Stottlemyre Jr. pitched through a 70 percent rotator cuff tear to shut down the New York Mets 7-1 in Game 2 of the NL division series tying the series at 1-1. Steve Finley drove in five runs with a bases loaded single, two doubles and a walk, while Matt Williams added three hits. The Mets two homers by Edgardo Alfonzo in the opener failed to spark another comeback as Rickey Henderson set an NL division series steals record with five. The series moves to New York for Game 3 with Omar Daal facing Rick Reed.
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Kenny Rogers
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Broncos turmoil deepens as SI quotes players saying we're finished
The Broncos face a perilous 0-4 start after a 21-13 loss to the Jets. Sports Illustrated notes about 15 players across positions doubting the season, with Terrell Davis out for the year and a quarterback shuffling centered on Bobby Brister and Brian Griese. Fans booed Griese. Brister offered a stark gesture after taunts as Dale Carter was struck by a projectile.
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Baldwin Volleyball Falls to State-Ranked Gardner and Osawatomie
Baldwin opened Frontier League play by beating Eudora 15-10 15-5 then lost to Gardner 14-16 15-9 15-5 and Osawatomie 15-10 15-8. Mandy Moore led with six kills seven digs and three blocks. Kristen Wessel added six digs, Janae Naspl 27 of 27 serves with 12 set assists, Tillie McAfee 34 of 34 serving, Mary Martin nine set assists and 24 of 25 serving. JV went 1-2, Baldwin varsity 16-11 overall and 4-3 in league.
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Bailey and Stevenson win Hickory Hills scramble
Dave Bailey and Larry Stevenson combined to shoot a 37 to win the Hickory Hills Wednesday night scramble. Scrambles continue Wednesday nights through October with 5:15 p.m. tee offs. A Sunday scramble has started at 4 p.m. with Bolfing teams competing for weekly prizes.
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Larry Stevenson
Hickory Hills
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