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High girls hold off Junction City
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By Chris Wristen
The Capital-Journal
It was senior night at The Dungeon, so the focus was supposed to
be on Topeka High's seniors, but the officiating crew did its best to
steal the spotlight.
When the officials quit tooting their whistles, and that was
seldom with 38 fouls called, Topeka High and Junction City delivered
another I-70 League thriller.
The Lady Jays won the first meeting 59-58 on Feb. 4, but Thursday
night the Trojans emerged victorious, 52-49, behind...
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; ... nothing of years of frustration at Leavenworth High. Despite having star center Wayne Simien ... time with a knee sprain, Leavenworth held off Junction City's furious rally from a six-point deficit ... the 1:50 point of the third quarter. But Junction City wasn't inspired. Gabriel Martin ...
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Rural girls hold off Emporia in win
The Topeka Capital-Journal
; CITY SCORES BOYS Emporia 62, Washburn Rural 48 Highland Park 54, Shawnee Heights 41 Salina South 51, Topeka High 47 Seaman 55, Hayden 52 Topeka West 59, Junction City 57 GIRLS Hayden 40, Seaman 34 Shawnee Heights 44, Highland Park 32 Topeka High 57, Salina South 51 Washburn Rural 51, ...
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High turns back Junction
The Topeka Capital-Journal
; ... about the ability Topeka High's boys have to put points ... ability to keep visiting Junction City from doing the same. "We ... giving up easy baskets," High's Justin Griffiths said ... half. "It was basically all off layups. Coach (Mike Henson ... to pick up the defense." High didn't turn ...
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High girls lose game, coach
The Topeka Capital-Journal
; ... CAPITAL-JOURNAL MANHATTAN --- The last thing Topeka High coach Stephen Loy wanted to do was make a disappointing ... resignation to his team. Loy, who has coached the girls for three seasons, said the stress of coaching the boys in the fall and the girls in the spring is too much, especially as his ...
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Leading Off
Rocky Mountain News
; * Here's a quick look at some of the top upcoming high school events that are worth the drive: Today * Girls tennis: Cherry Creek at Mullen, 3:30 p.m. The top team in Class 5A travels to meet 4A's best in a Centennial League matchup. Cherry Creek gets in some quality play before heading to Grand Junction ...
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