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Washburn Rural's Brooklyn DeLeye and Silver Lake's Makenzie McDaniel have received first-team all-state recognition from the Kansas Basketball Coaches Association.
Washburn Rural senior Brooklyn DeLeye has been named to the All-Class 6A girls first team by the KBCA. [File photo/TSN]
Silver Lake junior Makenzie McDaniel has received first-team All-Class 3A recognition from the KBCA. [File photo/TSN]
DeLeye, a 6-foot-2 senior, received All-Class 6A first-team honors after earlier being named the Shawnee County and Centennial League player of the year. DeLeye led the Junior Blues to the Centennial League title and a runnerup finish in the 6A state tournament.
McDaniel, a 6-1 junior, was named to the All-3A first team after helping lead Silver Lake to the Mid-East League championship and a fourth-place finish in 3A. McDaniel was a first-team all-county and All-Mid-East League selection.
DeLeye and McDaniel were two of 10 county players to receive all-state recognition.
Topeka High senior Kiki Smith was a second-team All-Class 6A pick while Washburn Rural senior Chloe Carlgren received All-6A honorable mention.
Seaman sophomore Anna Becker and Highland Park senior Amelia Ramsey were named to the All-5A second team while Highland Park sophomore Tahtionna Broils and Seaman freshman Maddie Gragg received All-5A honorable mention.
Hayden junior Lauren Sandstrom earned honorable mention in 4A while and Silver Lake junior McKinley Kruger received honorable mention in 3A..
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Highland Park's Bo Aldridge, a 6-foot-4 senior, and Washburn Rural 6-2 senior Jack Bachelor have earned all-class first-team honors from the Kansas Basketball Coaches Association.
Highland Park senior Bo Aldridge has been named to the KBCA All-Class 5A first team. [File photo/TSN]
Washburn Rural senior Jack Bachelor has been named to the KBCA All-Class 6A first team. [File photo/TSN]
Aldridge was named to the All-Class 5A first team after helping lead the Scots to a 24-1 record and a third-place state finish while Bachelor earned first-team honors in 6A after leading Washburn Rural to a 15-6 record.
Aldridge was named the player of the year in the Meadowlark Conference while Bachelor earned player of the year honors in the Centennial League.
Aldridge and Bachelor were two of seven Shawnee County boys players to receive all-state recognition from the KBCA, including five players in 5A.
Highland Park senior Tre Richardson and Topeka West senior Xavier Alexander earned second-team All-5A recognition while Seaman senior Aron Davis and Shawnee Heights junior Brennon Dodge received honorable mention.
Hayden junior Joe Otting earned second-team All-4A honors for the second straight season.
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Hayden's girls soccer team improved to 2-0-1 on the season Monday night, riding a big second half to a 2-1 non-league road win over Class 6A Free State.
Hayden senior Briahna Barnett (7) is congratulated by junior teammate Lauren Sandstrom after scoring the Wildcats' first goal in Monday's 2-1 non-league road win over Free State. [Photo by Chloe Cook/Special to TSN]
Hayden's Reese Huscher (15), Noelia Cruz (3) and Elaina Wolff (2) leave the field at the end of Monday's 2-1 non-league road win over Free State. [Photo by Chloe Cook/Special to TSN]
Monday's match was an 0-0 deadlock at the half before Hayden scored its first goal with 22 minutes left on a goal from senior Briahna Barnett off a long free kick.
Free State (0-2) tied the game at 1-1 before Hayden senior Jenessa Broxterman scored the game-winning goal off an assist from junior Jill Lenherr.
Hayden will be back in action on Wednesday, hosting Lansing in a 4 p.m. contest.
HAYDEN 2, FREE STATE 1
Hayden (2-0-1) 0 2 -- 2
Free State (0-2) 0 1 -- 1
Hayden -- Goals: Barnett, J. Broxterman. Assist: Lenherr.
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NOTE: Top.Sports.news will compile a weekly track and field honor roll for Shawnee County high schools throughout the 2023 season. Coaches are asked to email updated times and marks or any corrections to Rick Peterson at
BOYS
100 METERS
Dunshee, Hayden 10.94
Murph, Topeka High 11.28
Peoples, Topeka High 11.35
Thomas, Seaman 11.45
Florence, Hayden 11.54
200 METERS
Cochran, Seaman 22.70
Murph, Topeka High 23.06
Mack, Topeka High 23.55
Merritt, Seaman 23.75
Stegman, Hayden 24.47
400 METERS
Schrickel, Hayden 51.09
Roeder, Topeka High 53.25
Blankenship, Topeka High 53.47
Stegman, Hayden 53.59
Benz, Shawnee Heights 53.98
800 METERS
Anderson, Seaman 2:07.83
Lloyd, Hayden 2:15.90
Jowers, Seaman 2:16.42
Wilkie, Topeka West 2:17.10
Phelps, Topeka West 2:20.48
Topeka West senior Lenny Njoroge is the Shawnee County leader in the boys 1,600 and 3,200-meter runs. [Photo by Rex Wolf/TSN]
1,600 METERS
Njoroge, Topeka West 4:29.84
Esquibel, Shawnee Heights 4:31.75
Wilkie, Topeka West 4:57.89
Walker, Seaman 5:00.50
Carter, Shawnee Heights 5:05.17
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GIRLS
100 METERS
Nichols, Shawnee Heights 12.70
Marshall, Topeka High 13.17
Steiner, Seaman 13.62
Randa, Hayden 13.81
Fredrickon, Washburn Rural 14.00
200 METERS
Brooks, Topeka West 26.43
Marshall, Topeka High 27.65
Fredrickson, Washburn Rural 28.26
Zuniga, Topeka High 28.49
Steiner, Seaman 28.61
400 METERS
Hillebert, Hayden 60.74
Brooks, Topeka High 61.48
Rice, Highland Park 66.68
North, Hayden 66.74
Zuniga, Topeka High 67.59
Returning state champion Bethany Druse of Seaman is the Shawnee County leader in the girls 800. [File photo/TSN]
800 METERS
Druse, Seaman 2:25.28
Heston, Seaman 2:39.07
Wolff, Hayden 2:52.56
Christensen, Washburn Rural 2:57.39
Ramshaw, Washburn Rural 3:02.59
