Wildcats Dominate Kansas in 42-6 K US Rivalry Clash
Kansas State roars to its 11th straight win as Kansas battles without Bill Whittemore who exits with a shoulder or collarbone injury. Darren Sproles becomes Kansas State career rushing leader with a 63-yard punt return. Whittemore’s absence leaves Kansas struggling to advance, while K State asserts control in the Big 12 North chase.
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Darren Sproles
Sproles
Olathe
Kan
Sunflower State
K.U
Texas A&m
Baylor
Ottawa women rout Tabor to claim KCAC title
Ottawa University women beat Tabor 4-0 to win the KCAC championship as they finish 8-0-1 in league and 15-2-1 overall. Goals by Larrisa Brown Rosa Johnson and Jamie Francis, with two by Francis. Next post season game November 4 against St Mary or Southwestern winner.
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Braves
Ottawa 5A regional top seed and playoff schedule
Ottawa High boys soccer leads 5A regional as top seed with a 14 2 record and a first round bye. The Cyclones host the winner of Miege and Olathe Northwest at 3 p m Thursday for the regional championship. All eight regional champions reseed for state quarterfinals on Nov 4, with state events in Goddard on Nov 7 and 8. Lindenwood beats Baker 27 23 as Harmon throws two TD passes and runs in a 2 yard score.
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Lindenween
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John Reeves
Baker
Frank Owen
NFL moves Chargers Dolphins game to Tempe
San Diego faced devastating wildfires forcing the NFL to relocate Monday night’s Chargers versus Dolphins from Qualcomm Stadium to the Arizona Cardinals home field in Tempe. Mayor Murphy urged postponement or move amid evacuation centers filling the stadium parking lot.
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Paul Tagliabue
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Florida celebrates World Series title at Yankee Stadium
Ivan Rodriguez emerged from the clubhouse to kiss home plate as champagne drenched the Marlins dugout. He recalled disbelief but asserted the team had achieved the goal. Celebration stretched into the early hours while Yankees cleanup loomed afterward.
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Florida
Jack McKeon
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New York Yankees
Wellsville Runners Qualify For State Cross Country
Wellsville girls finish second to Maranatha to earn state qualification for the second straight year. Aubrey Poor leads with sixth place in 13:12.8, Libbi Fouts 11th, Nakayla Robbs 22nd, Amy Hughes 35th, Hali Jewell 45th, Dani Brecheisen 56th. Central Heights boys take third to advance. Wellsville boys place sixth as Savage notes best race of season with future goals.
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Mound City
Wellsville
Eagle
Maranatha
Tim Savage
Eagles
Aubrey Poor
Hughes
Libbi Fouts
Nakayla Robbs
Amy Hughes
Hali Jewell
Dani Brecheisen
Central Heights
Pomona
Savage
Nate Whalen
Jerad Livingston
Keith Boecker
Zach Pearce
Colton Rice
Miles Shirk
Craig Moore
Dakota Criqui
Nick Grove
Stephanie Worthington
Baldwin cross country teams defend 4A state crowns
In Tonganoxie regional action Baldwin’s boys and girls repeat as regional champions. Brian Gerstner led boys at 16:21 with Keith Cowart third and Phil Wagner seventh. Erica Ogle won girls in 11:46 with Kelsey Verhaeghe second and Amy Craig fourth. Seven girls finished in top nine. Anderson County’s boys placed second and earned state qualification as David Cox won in 16:21 and Danny Cox finished fifth.
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Tonganoxie
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Keith Cowart
Phil Wagner
Zac Towns
Spencer Wilson
Erica Ogle
Kelsey Verhaeghe
Amy Craig
Missy Westgate
Denise Orloff
Michelle Pressgrove
Lesley Haeffner
Anderson County
David Cox
Danny Cox
Baldwin on Way to State Tournament
The Baldwin High Volleyball team secured its second straight sub state title with a 3 0 sweep over Louisburg Osawatomie and Anderson County to finish 37 2 and advance to state in Salina Senior Emily Brown led with 37 kills and 32 set assists Karl Garrison added 16 kills and 39 assists Rachel Miles 16 kills and 11 digs Kelsey Heckathorne 11 blocks Katie Kurtz 10 digs and Angie Bacon five Baldwin opens pool play at 3 30 p m Friday with Lansing Clearwater and Wamego
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Anderson County
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Salina
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Brown
Emily Brown
Karl Garrison
Rachel Miles
Kelsey Heckathorne
Cheri Rowland
Katie Kurtz
Angie Bacon
Lansing
Clearwater
Wamego
Pomona Alma
Pomona
Pomona Falls to Alma-Wabaunsee in sub state volleyball
Pomona and Alma-Wabaunsee split the match as Pomona loses 25-14 25-20, despite a late first game rally and 100 percent serving by Mandy Bowman Jessica Sillin and Ashley Olson. Pomona finishes 12-15 while Alma-Wabaunsee advances. Wellsville also drops a nail biter 25-13 26-28 15-11 to Osage City as Krystle Barthel posts 21 set assists and Lacey Boecker leads with nine kills for an 11-21 season.
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Alma- Wabaunsee
Angie Corwine
Corwine
Mandy Bowman
Jessica Sillin
Ashley Olson
Melissa McClendon
Sarah Wigger
Wellsville Alma
Wellsville
Eagles
Osage City
Lacey Boecker
Bobbi Pearce
Jami Samsel
Krystle Barthel
Ottawa Volleyball Falls in Second Game to Mill Valley
Ottawa coach Grover used timeouts to disrupt Mill Valley as the Cyclones struggled to use the practiced coverage. Sadye Mages led with 12 kills, Randi Morris had 11 kills and 18 digs, Megan Ramsey 5 kills, Jara Vance 14 digs, and Rae Ann Tharp 31 set assists. Five varsity players return from the 28-10 team.
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Mill Valley
Bane
Sasteeth
Wlivg
Sadye Mages
Randi
Ottawa
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