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GIRLS
Keimara Marshall, Topeka High
100 METERS
Keimara Marshall, Topeka High 12.41
Kielyn McDonnell, Rossville 12.72
Ally Steiner, Seaman 12.86
Alana Mitchell, Hayden 12.87
Jurnee Cole, Highland Park 12.96
200 METERS
Keimara Marshall, Topeka High 26.25
Natalie Hillebert, Hayden 26.67
Analese Estudillo, Washburn Rural 26.74
Shayla Rezac, Rossville 26.74
Ahsieyrhuajh Rayton, Topeka High 26.78
Natalie Hillebert, Hayden
400 METERS
Natalie Hillebert, Hayden 59.59
Shayla Rezac, Rossville 60.88
Ally Steiner, Seaman 60.92
Ella Bolan, Silver Lake 61.69
Ali Gerber, Silver Lake 62.18
Ryin MIller, Seaman
800 METERS
Ryin Miller, Seaman 2:10.25
Rylee Ismert, Washburn Rural 2:22.67
Payton Fink, Washburn Rural 2:25.13
Emily Graf, Washburn Rural 2:26.39
Taylie Heston, Seaman 2:28.82
1,600 METERS
Ryin Miller, Seaman 4:46.90
Rylee Ismert, Washburn Rural 5:12.51
Payton Fink, Washburn Rural 5:14.08
Emily Graf, Washburn Rural 5:15.14
Sofia Harper, Hayden 5:29.48
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BOYS
Aaron Merritt, Seaman
100 METERS
Aaron Merritt, Seaman 10.32
Finn Dunshee, Hayden 10.60
Payton Berry-Briggs, Shawnee Heights 10.80
Peyton Holmes, Seaman 10.92
Evan Scheid, Silver Lake 11.00
Finn Dunshee, Hayden
200 METERS
Finn Dunshee, Hayden 21.43
Payton Berry-Briggs, Shawnee Heights 21.79
Aaron Merritt, Seaman 22.08
Malachi Murph, Topeka High 22.40
Evan Scheid, Silver Lake 22.14
Jensen Schrickel, Hayden
400 METERS
Jensen Schrickel, Hayden 48.73
Isaiah Terry, Washburn Rural 48.98
Payton Berry-Briggs, Shawnee Heights 49.95
Evan Scheid, Silver Lake 51.16
Liam Stegman, Hayden 51.21
800 METERS
Jackson Esquibel, Shawnee Heights 1:56.43
Brody Anderson, Seaman 1:57.78
Eli Ferguson, Silver Lake 1:58.12
Brooks Kehoe, Washburn Rural 2:00.15
Mark Wilkie, Topeka West 2:04.15
Jackson Esquibel, Shawnee Heights, and Brody Anderson, Seaman
1,600 METERS
Jackson Esquibel, Shawnee Heights 4:18.27
Brody Anderson, Seaman 4:27.60
Brooks Kehoe, Washburn Rural 4:27.70
Eli Ferguson, Silver Lake 4:33.55
Adrian Lehman, Topeka West 4:34.21
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Shawnee Heights junior Deacon Pomeroy has been named the 2024 United Kansas Conference baseball player of the year by conference coaches, one of five city players who earned first-team honors.
Shawnee Heights junior Deacon Pomeroy was named the All-United Kansas Conference player of the year for the 2024 season. [Photo by Selena Favela/Special to TSN]
Pomeroy, a standout pitcher and catcher, was named to the All-UKC team as a utility player, and is joined on the first team by senior outfielder Jordan Armbruster, with the Heights duo helping lead the T-Birds to the Class 5A state tournament.
Pomeroy was also named the Class 5A player of the year by the Kansas Association of Baseball Coaches.
Seaman is represented on the first team by junior catcher David Dobbs, senior infielder Kaiden Griffin and senior outfielder Zach Wilson.
Shawnee Heights and Seaman combined to put five players on the All-UKC second team, with the T-Birds represented by senior pitcher Ben Schaub, junior infielder Carson Garner and sophomore outfielder Cayden Lindsay while the Vikings put senior pitcher Axton Brewer and senior pitcher Holden Finley on the second team.
Topeka West junior outfielder Elijah Berg is one of four city players to earn All-UKC honorable mention along with Seaman junior pitcher Bryer Finley, Brewer at designated hitter and Shawnee Heights senior Jayden Holly as a utility pick.
ALL-UNITED KANSAS CONFERENCE BASEBALL
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Eighteen players from city schools Seaman, Shawnee Heights and Topeka West earned All-United Kansas Conference softball recognition, led by Class 5A state qualifier Seaman with 10 honorees.
Seaman senior Jersey Jellison earned first-team All-UKC honors, one of 10 Vikings to receive all-conference recognition. [File photo/TSN]
Senior outfielder Paige Glasgow was one of four Seaman players to earn first-team All-UKC softball honors. [File photo/TSN]
Retiring Seaman softball coach Jay Monhollon was named the UKC coach of the year after leading the Vikings to a Class 5A state tournament berth this spring. [File photo/TSN]
The Vikings led the way with four first-team selections -- junior pitcher Kaelyn O'Rourke, senior infielder Jersey Jellison, senior outfielder Paige Glasgow and junior designated player Anna McLaughlin -- while Seaman coach Jay Monhollon was selected as the UKC coach of the year.
Shawnee Heights is represented on the first team by junior infielder Taylor Brees.
Seaman also put four players on the second team -- sophomore pitcher Addison Sibley, junior catcher Raegan McConnell and senior infielders Gracie Moe and Rosalie Schneider -- while Shawnee Heights is represented by junior pitcher Grace Proctor, senior outfielder Odessa Schmidt and senior utility player Alaryce Millard and Topeka West by senior outfielder Brooklyn Alexander.
Five city players received All-UKC honorable mention, including sophomores Aubrey Warren and Kinsley Smith of Seaman, junior Callie Jones and sophomore Isabelle Kutina of Topeka West and junior Kinsley Mohan of Shawnee Heights.
ALL-UNITED KANSAS CONFERENCE SOFTBALL
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Shawnee Heights junior Deacon Pomeroy has been named the Class 5A player of the year, one of 10 Shawnee County players to receive All-State recognition from the Kansas Association of Baseball Coaches.
Shawnee Heights junior Deacon Pomeroy has been named the Class 5A player of the year by the Kansas Association of Baseball Coaches. [Photo by Selena Favela/Special to TSN]
Pomeroy, who helped lead Shawnee Heights to a Class 5A state tournament berth, was a first-team All-5A pick as a pitcher and also received second-team recognition as a catcher.
Pomeroy, an Oklahoma State commit, is one of four Shawnee County players to receive All-KABC first-team honors, with Topeka High senior pitcher Nate Plankinton making the All-6A first team, Seaman junior catcher David Dobbs joining Pomeroy on the All-5A first team and Hayden junior Cooper Grace earning All-3A first-team recognition after helping lead the Wildcats to the 3A state championship.
