Hayden junior, Kelton Meir, rolls a perfect 300 game in his season opener.

[Photo: Scott Paske/KSHSAA Covered]

Chevy Stallbaumer, Shawnee Heights senior, bowled a 300 perfect game in the De Soto quadrangular.

[Photo: File/TSN]

Andrew Beckler, former Washburn Rural student, has been announced as Washburn Asst. Golf Coach.

[Photo courtesy of Washburn Athletics.]

Washburn Rural's Madi Blanco wins the 140-pound title at the Washburn Women's Invitational.

[Photo: Rick Peterson/TSN]

Washburn Rural girls win at the Glaciers Edge Tournament.

[Photo: Courtesy of Washburn Rural Girls Basketball]

Cair Paravel Latin wins the Flint Hills League Tournament in Emporia.

[Photo: Courtesy of Cair Paravel Athletics]

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Key Performers of the Week

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Rick Peterson, Top Sports News Writer
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By RICK PETERSON

TopSports.news

Topeka West junior track and field returning state champ Alesecio Batson and Seaman sophomore multi-sport star Ryin Miller have been selected by the Dan Key Farmers Insurance Agency as the Rising Stars of the Week.

The Dan Key Agency will recognize top Shawnee County underclassmen throughout the bulk of the 2023-2024 school year.

Here’s a brief look at the accomplishments of Batson and Miller over the past week:

AlesecioBatsonTRACK 2Topeka West junior Alesecio Batson won the triple jump in last week's Lansing Invitational, continuing his comeback from an injury. [File photo/TSN]

ALESECIO BATSON, Topeka West

A returning Class 5A state champion, Batson is steadily returning to form after battling back from a serious leg injury over the summer.

Batson won the boys triple jump in last Friday's Lansing Invitational, recording a season-best jump of 44 feet, 5 inches.

Batson won the state triple jump title in the 2023 state meet with a leap of 48 feet, 4.25 inches. An All-Shawnee County first-team pick, Batson was the county leader in the event last season with a season-best jump of 48-11.

RyinMillerTRACK 6Seaman sophomore Ryin Miller broke a pair of 38-year-old school records in last week's Lansing Invitational, winning three gold medals on the day. [File photo/TSN]

RYIN MILLER, Seaman

A four-sport athlete for the Vikings, Miller broke two 38-year-old school records in last Friday's Lansing Invitational track and field meet and also starred on the soccer pitch.

In the girls 1,600 meters, Miller's time of 4 minutes, 53.37 seconds broke the school record, previously held by Marge Eddy, by 11 seconds. In the 3,200, Miller ran a 10:26.54, which broke Eddy's school record by 33 seconds. Miller ran a 59-second split on the Vikings' winning 4x400-meter relay (4:15.21).

Miller also recorded two goals and an assist in a 6-0 Seaman soccer win over Topeka West last week. 

 

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