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BOYS
100 METERS
Christian Hartman-Babb, Washburn Rural 10.43
Malachi Murph, Topeka High 10.91
Israel Edmonds, Washburn Rural 11.02
Braxton Rupp, Silver Lake 11.04
Courtney Sanders, Topeka High 11.10
Christian Hartman-Babb, Washburn Rural
200 METERS
Christian Hartman-Babb, Washburn Rural 21.78
Liam Morrison, Washburn Rural 22.30
Jayden Lindsey, Topeka West 22.38
Jonel Tibbs, Topeka High 22.60
Joel Miller, Silver Lake 22.65
400 METERS
Jason Slay, Shawnee Heights 49.89
Draden Chooncharoen, Washburn Rural 50.25
Joel Miller, Silver Lake 50.94
Thomas Fisher, Silver Lake 51.28
Xavier Fisher, Shawnee Heights 51.34
Brody Anderson, Seaman
800 METERS
Brody Anderson, Seaman 1:53.37
Brooks Kehoe, Washburn Rural 1:56.64
Cohen Thiessen, Washburn Rural 1:59.79
Mason Haas, Shawnee Heights 2:02.62
Everett Un, Washburn Rural 2:03.26
1,600 METERS
Brody Anderson, Seaman 4:08.2 (mile converted to meters)
Brooks Kehoe, Washburn Rural 4:20.32
Cohen Thiessen, Washburn Rural 4:24.35
Nick Newkirk, Hayden 4:27.18
Duke Graf, Washburn Rural 4:32.87
3,200 METERS
Brody Anderson, Seaman 9:11.63
Brooks Kehoe, Washburn Rural 9:23.61
Henry Laubach, Washburn Rural 9:24.34
Jaxson Adams, Washburn Rural 9:42.46
Clayton Fink, Washburn Rural 9:42.94
110-METER HURDLES
Liam Morrison, Washburn Rural 14.07
Christian Hartman-Babb, Washburn Rural 15.31
Rayshon Pollard, Highland Park 15.54
De'sean Lunkins, Topeka High 15.85
Isiah Pennington, Seaman 15.88
Liam Morrison, Washburn Rural
300-METER HURDLES
Liam Morrison, Washburn Rural 37.61
Kellan Parcaro, Seaman 42.03
Rayshon Pollard, Highland Park 42.09
Isiah Pennington, Seaman 43.26
Colin Miller, Silver Lake 43.41
4x100-METER RELAY
Topeka High 42.92
Washburn Rural 43.17
Seaman 43.27
Silver Lake 43.28
Topeka High 43.52
4x400-METER RELAY
Washburn Rural 3:21.82
Shawnee Heights 3:23.24
Silver Lake 3:28.28
Highland Park 3:28.48
Topeka High 3:33.55
4x800-METER RELAY
Washburn Rural 8:21.93
Seaman 8:34.58
Silver Lake 8:57.48
Topeka High 9:09.82
Rossville 9:14.36
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Rossville senior Jack Donovan carded a one-over-par 71 to post a four-stroke victory in Monday's Big East League Tournament at Lake Shawnee.
Jack Donovan
Sabetha captured the Big East team championship by a stroke over Jefferson West and Nemaha Central (336-337) while Rossville tied Perry-Lecompton for fourth at 345 and Silver Lake finished sixth at 355.
Silver Lake's Brody Kelley and Noah Streit shot 82s to tie for seventh with three other players.
Austin Dohrman was Rossville's No. 2 player with an 88, tying for 17th.
BIG EAST LEAGUE BOYS GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
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Audrey Appuhn
AUDREY APPUHN, Washburn Rural
Appuhn, a senior swimming star, captured four gold medals in Friday's city swimming championships to lead Washburn Rural to its 23rd straight city girls team title. Appuhn won the 200-yard individual medley in 2 minutes, 22.00 seconds and the 100 freestyle in 57.23 while also teaming with Sophie Heinen, Resego Mackenzie and Kaci Hodgson to win the 200 medley relay (2:13.84) and with Heinen, Ava Von Lintel and Stella Berry to win the 400 free relay (4:20.97). Appuhn finished her city meet career with eight individual titles in as many starts and with 15 total city championships.
Carsyn Broxterman
CARSYN BROXTERMAN, Hayden
A senior girls soccer standout, Broxterman scored four goals over back-to-back wins Thursday and Friday as Hayden improved to 14-0-0 on the season. Broxterman scored a goal in the Wildcats' 4-1 win over Manhattan and followed that up with a three-goal hat trick in a come-from-behind 5-3 Senior Night win over previously-unbeaten Seaman. With its win over Manhattan, Hayden clinched a share of the Centennial League championship.
Cale Deutscher
CALE DEUTSCHER, Washburn Rural
Deutscher, a senior tennis player, teamed with Dylan Willingham, to capture a Class 6A regional doubles championship Saturday at Kossover Tennis Center with a 6-3, 6-1 victory over teammates Kieffer O'Connor and Ben Tryhus in the final. Deutscher and Willingham, who finished seventh in 6A as juniors, led the way as the Junior Blues won the team title to cap a sweep of the city, Centennial League and regional team crowns. Deutscher and Willingham will take a 28-4 record into the state meet at Wichita.
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Cair Paravel Latin senior Drew Fay, a Class 3A-1A state runnerup in the 2025, earned another state title shot with a regional singles championship Friday at Kossover Tennis Center, leading the Lions to the regional team title.
Cair Paravel senior Drew Fay won a Class 3A-1A regional singles title Friday at Kossover Tennis Center to improve to 26-2. [Photo by Rick Peterson/TSN]
Fay, who teamed with Eric Buchenau to finish second in 3A-1A doubles as a junior, posted a 6-4, 6-0 win over Kansas City Christian's Isaac Seitz in the singles championship late Friday after a lengthy rain delay.
Fay, the city champion, will now take a 26-2 record into Friday and Saturday's state tournament at Harmon Park in Prairie Village.
The Lions also qualified freshman singles player Jonah Arnold for the state meet, with Arnold (11-5) finishing fourth at regionals with a 6-1, 6-3 loss to Neodesha's Jackson Delong in the third-place match.
The Cair Paravel doubles team of seniors Joey Thoennes and David Toenjes also advanced to state with a fourth-place finish, dropping a 6-1, 6-1 decision to Neodesha in the third-place match.
Cair Paravel earned the regional championship by a 16-13 margin over Marysville, which went one-two in doubles.
CLASS 3A-1A BOYS TENNIS REGIONAL
At Kossover Tennis Center
Team scores
Cair Paravel Latin 16, Marysville 13, Neodesha 11, Kansas City Christian 11, Bishop Seabury 4, Perry-Lecompton 3.
Individual results
Singles
Championship -- Fay, Cair Paravel, def. Seitz, KCC, 6-4, 6-0.
Third -- Delong, Neodesha, def. Arnold, Cair Paravel, 6-1, 6-3.
Fifth -- Wiedeman, Perry-Lecompton, winner by inj. def. over Rinnert, Bishop Seabury.
Doubles
Championship -- Lynch/Busch, Marysville, def. Frese/Fors, Marysville, 6-2, 6-0.
Third -- Marroquin/Leck, Neodesha, def. Thoennes/Toenjes, Cair Paravel, 6-1, 6-1.
Fifth -- Warner/Spears, KCC, def. Rush/Combs, KCC, 6-3, 2-6, 6-2.
Wildcats qualify five players for Class 4A state
Hayden tennis will be well-represented when it hosts the Class 4A state tournament Friday and Saturday at Kossover Tennis Center, with the Wildcats qualifying five players out of the McPherson regional on Friday while posting a runnerup team finish.
Host McPherson took a 25-15 win over the Wildcats in the regional team standings, with the Bullpups sweeping the singles and doubles championships.
Hayden's senior doubles team of William Luke and Brock Reynoldson (17-18) advanced to the championship match before dropping a 6-1, 6-2 decision to McPherson's Jones Emery and Mason Eisenbarth.
The Wildcats also qualified the doubles team of sophomore Patrick Luke and freshman Miles Allphin for state as Luke and Allphin (20-11) finished fifth with a 7-5, 6-0 win over Clay Center's Tarin Pfizenmaier and Caden Peterson.
Hayden junior Brek Wahlmeier posted a third-place finish in singles, winning by injury default over Clay Center's Eli Pfizenmaier in the third-place match to improve to 20-15.
CLASS 4A BOYS TENNIS REGIONAL
At McPherson
Team scores
McPherson 25, Hayden 15, Colby 8, Clay Center 6, Abilene 3, Chapman 1.
Individual results
Singles
Championship -- Unruh, McPherson, def. Bohme, McPherson, 6-4, 7-5.
Third -- Wahlmeier, Hayden, winner by inj. def. over E. Pfizenmaier, Clay Center.
Fifth -- Jaeger, Colby, def. Sims, Abilene, 6-1, 6-1.
Doubles
Championship -- Emery/Eisenbarth, McPherson, def. W. Luke/Reynoldson, Hayden, 6-1, 6-2.
Third -- Siemens/Boese, McPherson, def. Shaw/Haines, Colby, 6-0, 6-0.
Fifth -- P. Luke/Allphin, Hayden, def. T. Pfizenmaier/Peterson, Clay Center, 7-5, 6-0.
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Seaman boys tennis continued its late-season run on Saturday at Kossover Tennis Center, with the Vikings capturing their second tournament championship over three days.
Seaman captured a Class 5A regional championship Saturday at Kossover Tennis Center after winning the UKC title two days earlier. [Submitted photo]
After capturing the United Kansas Conference title on Thursday, Seaman won Saturday's Class 5A regional title by a 20-17 margin over Piper, advancing all six of its players to Friday's 5A state tournament at Andover.
"It was a gutsy effort from everybody,'' Seaman coach Jamie Robinson said. "They really came to play, so that was fun to watch as a spectator and a coach.
"This is the second year in a row we're going to take all six to state and I think we learned a lot from last year.''
After finishing second in the UKC tournament, sophomore singles player Camden Dutton added a runnerup regional finish to lead the Vikings.
The Vikings also got a third-place singles finish from Kenton Myrick and third and fourth-place doubles finishes from the teams of Owen Stewart and Dayton Schneider and Aaron Sampson and Cooper Hopeck.
Sophomore Camden Dutton led regional champion Seaman with a runnerup singles finish Saturday at Kossover Tennis Center. [Photo by Rick Peterson/TSN]
Dutton dropped a 6-1, 7-5 decision to Piper's Blake Taylor in the singles final while Myrick, a freshman, earned his first trip to state with a 6-4, 7-6 (7-4) win over Bonner Springs' Deion Cruse in the third-place match.
Dutton will take an 18-11 into state while Myrick is 22-7.
Seniors Schneider and Stewart (22-6) met teammates Hopeck and Sampson (23-9) in the third-place doubles match for the second straight tournament, with Stewart and Schneider taking a 6-4, 6-1 decision.
Topeka West sophomore Collin McGee earned a second straight state tournament berth with a runnerup regional doubles finish. [Photo by Rick Peterson/TSN]
Topeka West junior Zander Rice teamed with Collin McGee to post a runnerup doubles finish in Saturday's Class 5A regional. [Photo by Rick Peterson/TSN]
Topeka West got a runnerup doubles finish from Collin McGee and Zander Rice, who dropped a tight 6-4, 6-4 decision to Piper's Johnny Vogel and Baird Greenamyre in the title match after also playing the Pirates' duo in the UKC final.
McGee, a sophomore, earned his second straight 5A state berth and McGee and Rice, a junior, will take a 28-10 record into the state tournament.
CLASS 5A BOYS REGIONAL TENNIS
