The whole sequence only took about 15 seconds, but it was all Lawrence High senior Jerrod Nichols needed to fly in from the defensive end of the field and punch in the game-winning goal in a 2-1 victory over Shawnee Mission Northwest on Tuesday night.
The Lions (7-3-0) took a 1-0 lead early in the second period when senior Ocean Comfort found the net, shooting from just outside the box, but the Cougars (6-5-0) ...
The Lawrence High football team overcame injuries and a run-heavy Shawnee Mission North offense to pick up a 37-22 win on homecoming night Friday at LHS.
After losing key seniors Will Hendricks (an offensive tackle) and Connor Nowak (a defensive end and tight end) to injuries in the second half, LHS (4-1) persevered to shut down SM-North. Starting quarterback Banks Bowen completed 12 of 21 passes for 252 yards ...
After suffering its first loss of the season, the Lawrence High football team looks to bounce back against Shawnee Mission North in Friday night’s homecoming game.
The loss came in the form of an unusual two-part game, split by inclement weather, at Olathe East a week ago. But it’s a new week for LHS (3-1), and that includes another Sunflower League foe eager to reenter the win column itself. SM North ...
By late September, the buzz surrounding Lawrence High football makes its way into hallways, across cell phone screens and onto the family dinner table. Some teams allow that chatter to continue longer than others, some don’t hear it at all.
And this season, LHS (3-1) inspires as much conversation as ever. Hard to ignore from that discourse is the Lions’ young defense, which includes 11 of the team's 17 ...
The stage is nearly set for one of the area soccer schedule’s biggest battles, as Baldwin travels to Eudora on Thursday night for a midseason test. After Eudora claimed bragging rights on the gridiron in a 48-7 blowout this month, the rivals are taking their talents to the pitch.
Baldwin (10-1) enters the match as the clear favorite, ripping off seven consecutive victories since dropping a 4-0 loss to 6A foe ...
At the core of Kansas’ 38-27 home victory over BYU was a balancing act by the KU defense, which overcame the Cougars’ heavy passing game and the Jayhawks’ own senseless penalties to open the Big 12 schedule in the win column on Saturday.
Though it reduced the Cougars’ run game to dust – nine total yards from the Cougars on the ground – KU (4-0, 1-0 Big 12) seemingly struggled with BYU transfer ...
