For the second consecutive meet, Free State’s bowling program picked up a pair of victories. During Tuesday's triangular at Park Lanes, FSHS finished first in the varsity girls and the varsity boys division. On the girls side, Free State posted a team score of 1,712 to win the three-team event. Shawnee Mission West finished as a runner-up with a mark of 1,692, while Shawnee Mission South tallied third with a ...
Lawrence High’s girls basketball was unable to find much of an offensive rhythm in a 52-14 loss to Lansing Wednesday night at LHS. The Lions were held scoreless during the entire first quarter and only managed to get on the scoreboard after a pair of baskets by sophomore Serenity Keo in the second period. By then, Lansing (No. 7 in Class 5A) already had a 28-4 lead at halftime. Lawrence (2-10) was stymied by ...
Just like all other aspects of life, signing ceremonies have been altered due to the COVID-19 pandemic. And that’s why six seniors from the Lawrence High football team were thankful for what took place Wednesday afternoon at LHS. Cole Mondi, Porter Dannevik, Dylan Gillespie, Graham Hough, Connor Gellender and Teagan Flynn all signed their national letters of intent in the main gymnasium on Wednesday. All wore ...
The Veritas boys basketball secured a 65-48 win over Bishop Seabury Tuesday night at BSA on Feb. 2, 2021. The Eagles secured their first-ever season sweep in this rivalry matchup. Senior Will Rau led Veritas with a game-high 29 points in the win. Junior Sam Hertzog paced the Seahawks with 18 points in a losing effort. Photos by Carter Gaskins/Lawrence Journal-World
Behind a big offensive showing in the first half, Free State’s boys basketball team cruised to a 69-41 road win over Olathe East on Tuesday. The Firebirds (11-2, No. 5 in Class 6A) scored 20 points in the opening period before adding 23 more in the second quarter. They were able coast from that moment on, thanks to a balanced offensive effort as is normally the case with this team. Kris Daniels led FSHS in ...
Veritas boys basketball never trailed in its eventual 65-48 victory over Tuesday night at Bishop Seabury, but it was anything but easy in the latest installment of this highly-contested rivalry matchup. Winless Bishop Seabury (0-9) stayed within striking distance for much of the night, but Veritas seemingly always had an answer for its crosstown foe. That allowed the Eagles (9-6) to earn their first-ever season ...