Eddie Roman Nose is having a busy summer.
Roman Nose is hopping between multiple AAU teams this summer and traveling around the country competing in basketball tournaments. With one year left in his high school career, Roman Nose is hoping to finish strong and accumulate offers from colleges. The best way to get college teams to come with offers is a strong high school season in which he leads the Lawrence boys ...
Charlie Peters grew up around baseball. As a young kid in Reno, Nevada, Peters spent a lot of time around the sport with his family, going to Reno Aces games and playing with his friends.
Baseball has always been a part of his life. The Peters family moved to Lawrence for more opportunities with colleges and baseball. Peters took advantage of that and focused on his baseball career until he earned an offer from ...
Henry Thompson hadn’t played the course at the Kansas Junior Amateur golf tournament before. Once he went through a practice round the day before, he felt good about his chances.
Thompson turned in a top-10 performance last week. He finished the three-day tournament -2, seventh among 113 golfers. He shot a 68 on the first day, a 72 on the second day and a 70 on the third day.
“My game has been feeling good ...
Tahj Edwards was excited when he met his new football coach, Jason Thoren, and heard how the new offense would focus heavily on the run game.
Edwards, a running back for Lawrence, is gearing up for a final season with the Lions and wants to show colleges what he is capable of. With football camps hosted by universities this summer followed by a senior season in which he’ll be the featured back in a run-heavy ...
For the second time in his tennis coaching career, Stephen Hudson will become Lawrence High School’s next boys and girls tennis coach.
Hudson took over the job at Lawrence High in 2006 before leaving after the 2010 school year. Hudson continued to coach in different capacities around De Soto. He was the assistant coach at De Soto High School while working on the school’s staff. Now he’s back after the ...
Initially, Emerson Sloop was in it for the doughnuts.
Sloop first became interested in refereeing soccer games at around 12 years old when she saw that the referees got doughnuts after soccer tournaments she played in. Almost five years later, Sloop has around 2,500 games under her belt as a referee and has traveled across the country for large soccer tournaments at various levels and age groups.
Becoming a ...
