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TORONTO (AP) — When Aaron Judge’s American League record- tying 61st home run dropped into Toronto’s bullpen, coach Matt Buschmann picked it up — a souvenir worth potentially hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Neither Basehor-Linwood (3-1) nor Leavenworth (2-2) were pleased with their performance last Friday. “To say that Friday night wasn’t our night is a massive understatement,” said Basehor-Linwood head coach Rod Stallbaumer after the Bobcats suffered their first regular season loss since 2020 and first shutout since 2016 last Friday at Shawnee Heights.

Bobcats rally to defeat Topeka West in three sets Derek Wiley Leavenworth Times Lansing (18-3) continued to roll through the United Kansas Conference. The Lions swept Topeka West and Basehor-Linwood 2-0 Tuesday at home to improve to 6-0 in the UKC.

Derek Wiley Leavenworth Times Led by senior Amanda Smith, Basehor-Linwood (470) finished fifth at the United Kansas Conference Girls Golf Tournament. Smith shot a 100 to place sixth overall Tuesday at Dub’s Dread Golf Club in Kansas City.

College athletes from Leavenworth County had another big weekend. Here are the best performances: FOOTBALL Eric Scott, Southern Miss – The Basehor-Linwood graduate had five tackles and returned an interception for a touchdown Saturday in a 27-24 win over Tulane.

Coming off a 19-tackle performance at Shawnee Heights Friday, Basehor-Linwood senior Gage Greer leads the United Kansas Conference in tackles. Lansing’s Dalton Jorgensen and Lexton Grafke continue to lead the conference in passing and receiving yards.