Saturday, November 7, 2009
Sports
North bounces back from slow start, pounds SM East

The scoreboard told a shocking tale at halftime Friday at the Olathe District Activity Center, where Olathe North hosted Shawnee Mission East in Kansas 6A regional football action.

BV Northwest outlasts feisty Olathe Northwest

Olathe Northwest gave Blue Valley Northwest everything it wanted Friday night in the Kansas 6A regional playoffs.

Free State ends East's season 38-7

LAWRENCE | On an oddly warm November night, Free State's season came full circle with a 38-7 victory against Olathe East in the first round of the Kansas 6A playoffs.

Trailblazers roll past Schlagle in 5A playoffs

Gardner Edgerton took a little time to get rolling, but the Trailblazers advanced with ease Friday night, walloping Schlagle 49-0 in Kansas 5A regional action.

2009 Sunflower League football standings

League Overall

MNU football finale to be streamed live

CollegeFanz.com selected Saturday's Heart of America Athletic Association showdown between MidAmerica Nazarene and Missouri Valley at the College Fanz NAIA Football Game of the Week.

SM Northwest ends South soccer's repeat quest

Moments before Shawnee Mission Northwest's Sam McCrillis touched off a wild celebration Tuesday among the Cougars boys soccer team and its faithful, which descended upon the Olathe District Activity Center like a swarm of locusts, it was Olathe South's fans who rose from their seats cheering.

Olathe South volleyball can’t get out of pool play

The Olathe South volleyball team could only watch Friday as its season officially came to an end. After losing competitive matches to Blue Valley North and Manhattan, the third-seeded Falcons waited around at the Kansas Expocentre in Topeka for the outcome of the final pool play match on the first day of the Kansas 6A state tournament. Updated: Nov. 3, 2009 5:46 PM |Full Story

East girls tame Rim Rock, 6A

Olathe East cross country coach Tony Bozarth believes state championships aren’t won at the state meet — they are won during training in the summer and early part of the season. And while his team, which won the second state title in program history on Saturday at the Kansas 6A state meet at Rim Rock Farm, celebrated a few feet away after their medal ceremony, he couldn’t help but mention how hard his runners worked to get to this moment. Updated: Nov. 3, 2009 5:46 PM |Full Story

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