The Lansing Lions boys’ basketball faced off against the Mill Valley Jaguars Friday night. With a high-flying offense and relentless defense, the Lions blew out the Jaguars 70-54.
In all phases of its game against Maur Hill-Mount Academy Friday, the Immaculata girls’ basketball team was dominate.
Coming off its second loss of the season, the Leavenworth boys’ basketball team looked to take out some frustration Friday night at Olathe North.
In the game’s final moments Friday, the Leavenworth girls’ basketball team had a chance to push its contest with host Olathe North into overtime.
Playing against one of the premier teams in the Delaware Valley League Friday, the Pleasant Ridge girls’ basketball squad had quite a challenge.
It was an off night offensively for the Immaculata boys’ basketball team Friday.
At Jefferson County North Friday, the Pleasant Ridge boys’ basketball team opened the contest on fire by putting up 17 points in the first quarter.
The Lansing girls’ basketball team dug itself too big of a hole Friday night against Mill Valley and while it fought back in the second half, the deficit proved too much.
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From the opening tip, the University of Saint Mary men’s basketball team just seemed to want it more than its visitors Thursday.
A poor offensive output in the second half Thursday ultimately cost the University of Saint Mary women’s basketball team a victory.
The Pioneer powerlifters loaded the bus at 4 a.m. Saturday to make the trip to Augusta, Kan., for their second annual powerlifting invitational.
To prepare for its upcoming league tournament, the Lansing wrestling team traveled to Bonner Springs Thursday for a final tune-up.
The Immaculata girls recently took sixth place out of 30 teams at the Royal Valley powerlifting meet.
In what has become an annual holiday among college football fans, Wednesday marked the official national signing day for the 2012 high school senior class.
The Leavenworth High School football team celebrated five signings on Wednesday afternoon.
In five words, Leavenworth wrestling coach Jay Johnston delivered a challenge to his final three wrestlers.
With the three top scorers on the day, the Leavenworth boys’ bowling team made quick work of visiting Lawrence Free State Wednesday.
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The Rams, behind a team-high 20-point performance from forward Connor Culbertson, toppled visiting Troy 71-62 and in doing so extended its current winning streak to three games.
