The fall sports season is in week two and so are the Journal-World's weekly selections of one boy and one girl who stood out over the course of the week's athletic competitions. Here are this week's selections: Harper Jay, Lawrence High School The Lawrence High School tennis team went 11-1 on ...
The Lawrence High School football team will face its first road challenge of the season on Thursday as the Lions travel to Junction City to face the Blue Jays at 7 p.m. If there’s one thing that LHS coach Clint Bowen can predict about the team’s upcoming opponent, it's that they will be ...
Ahead of the season, Lawrence High School coach Clint Bowen expected a lot from his defensive line. The three-man front along with their two outside linebackers were expected to show up in the pass game by getting into the backfield and disrupting the pass. So far, the front seven has been as ...
Returning to the field after a 7-3 season that included advancing to the second round of the 6A KSHSAA playoffs, the Lawrence High football team will start a new year with a home game against Shawnee Mission South on Friday at 7 p.m. The Chesty Lions are bringing back a lot of talent from that ...
With the start of another sports season, the Lawrence Journal-World sports staff will highlight one boy and one girl for athletic accomplishments in each Friday's newspaper. Here are the first week's selections: Asher Sikes, Lawrence High School The Lawrence High boys soccer team got its ...
The Lawrence High School boys soccer team was under no impression that this year would be easy. Coming off a season that ended with the team finishing 11th in its conference, the Lions started with a road game against the defending 6A champion Olathe East. Aside from their first opponent, the ...