Rossville wrestling star Kendra Hurla capped her prep career with a fourth straight individual title in 2024.

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Silver Lake girls basketball posted a perfect 26-0 record in the 2023-2024 season, winning the Class 3A state title.

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Seaman girls basketball celebrates its 2024 Class 5A state basketball title

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Seaman's Ryin Miller was named the Gatorade Kansas track and field honoree

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Sophomore guard Jack Bachelor has helped Washburn University achieve a No. 2 national ranking this season.

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By RICK PETERSON                                                                                                           

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Rossville junior football standout Camden Horak and Washburn Rural state-champion junior volleyball standouts Zoe Canfield and Jada Ingram have been named the Dan Key Farmers Insurance Agency Rising Stars of the Week for last week.

The Dan Key Agency will recognize top Shawnee County underclassmen throughout the 2022-2023 school year.

Here’s a brief look at the accomplishments of Horak, Canfield and Ingram last week:

CamdenHorakmugRossville junior quarterback Camden Horak passed for three touchdowns and ran for a TD in last Friday's 57-6 Class 2A playoff win over Minneapolis. [File photo/TSN]

CAMDEN HORAK, Rossville

A junior quarterback, Horak had a hand in four touchdowns last Friday night as Rossville, the two-time defending Class 2A state champs, routed Minneapolis 57-6 to advance to the second round of the state playoffs.

Horak passed for three touchdowns and also ran for a TD as Rossville improved to 5-4 on the season.

Horak threw for a 14-yard touchown to senior Braiden Hensley and 33-yard and 30-yard TDs to senior Ayron Klesath. Horak also scored on a 3-yard run and now has passed for 1,144 yards and ran for 844 yards on the season.

WashburnRuralsJadaIngramWashburn Rural junior Jada Ingram (back) helped the Junior Blues win the Class 6A state volleyball championship last Saturday in Salina, the eighth state volleyball title in school history. [Photo by Brent Maycock/KSHSAA Covered]

ZoeCanfieldstateRural junior Zoe Canfield (right) receives a hug from Junior Blue volleyball coach Kevin Bordewick after receiving her Class 6A state championship medal last Saturday in Salina. [Photo by Rick Peterson/TSN]

ZOE CANFIELD and JADA INGRAM, Washburn Rural

Canfield and Ingram, both juniors, helped lead Washburn Rural's volleyball team to its eighth Class 6A state championship and first since 2012 last Saturday at the Tony's Pizza Events Center in Salina.

Canfield and Ingram helped the Junior Blues go 5-0 on the weekend, all in straight-set victories, capped by a 25-21, 26-24 win over Blue Valley in the state championship match, with Rural finishing off a 45-1 record with its 44th straight victory.

Canfield and Ingram, who played in their third straight state volleyball tournament, also helped the Junior Blues win the 6A state baketball title last season.

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