Seaman junior Ryin Miller finishes off Saturday's Class 5A championship in the 1,600 meters at Cessna Stadium, Wichita. Miller also achieved state titles in the 3,200 & 800. [Photo by Rick Peterson/TSN]

Washburn Rural's Matthew Houser, Liam Morrison, Draden Chooncharoen and Isaiah Terry set the Class 6A state meet record in the 4x400 relay Saturday night in Wichita. [Photo by Rick Peterson/TSN]

Washburn Rural soccer rushes the field at the end of Saturday's win over Mill Valley in the Class 6A championship game. [Photo by Mac Moore/KSHSAA Covered]

Washburn Rural junior Liam Morrison (3779) ran on Rural's record-setting Class 6A 4x400 relay after winning the title in the 300 hurdles Saturday in Wichita. [Photo by Rick Peterson/TSN]

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By RICK PETERSON

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Washburn Rural's soccer team will play for third place in the Class 6A state tournament at 12 p.m. Saturday at Wichita's Stryker Complex after a tight 1-0 semifinal loss to Mill Valley Friday night.

Ruralsoccereniors2Jaxon Padilla (6), Easton Bradstreet (13) and Cayden Lee (3) are part of a six-member Washburn Rural soccer senior class that will close out their high school career in Saturday's Class 6A third-place game at Wichita. [File photo/TSN]

The Junior Blues, now 16-4, will play previously-unbeaten Dodge City in the third-place match after the Red Demons (19-1-0) dropped a 3-2 semifinal decision to Olathe West in Friday's first semifinal.

Olathe West (18-2-0) will face off with Mill Valley (16-1-1) for the state championship at approximately 2 p.m. Saturday.

Washburn Rural was in the hunt throughout its semifinal contest with Mill Valley, but the Jaguars made a goal with 2:46 remaining in the first half hold up the rest of the game, which was played indoors due to inclement weather.

The Junior Blues are making their third straight appearance in the 6A final four, finishing second in 2021.

Washburn Rural's six-member senior class of Easton Bradstreet, Cayden Lee, Jaxon Padilla, Rishi Sandir, Ty Stead and Aaron Tinajero will close out their high school career in the third-place game.

 

 

 

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