Senior Topeka High quarterback, Zane Smith, in win over Wichita West.

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Washburn University junior, J.D. Bell, scores a touchdown vs. Northwest Missouri State.

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Brody Anderson, Seaman HS, won an individual boy's title at the '25 Manhattan Invitational.

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Washburn Rural celebrates its win over Shawnee Heights.

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Rossville volleyball wins its invitational tournament.

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Highland Park's G'Honi Montgomery rushes for 113 yds. vs. KC-Wyandotte.

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By RICK PETERSON

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Washburn Ichabod volleyball rose 10 spots in the Week 1 American Volleyball Coaches Association Rankings released Monday afternoon and are now ranked No. 12 in the nation.   

After starting out the season with a 4-0 weekend at the Oredigger Classic, the Ichabods rise from No. 22 to No. 12 in the rankings. They received 541 total points in the voting.  

2tebapnoWashburn volleyball celebrates a point in Saturday's Oredigger Classic. [Photo by Zach Greer/Colorado School of Mines]

Lynn remains in the top spot of the rankings for a second straight week to begin the year, followed by Angelo State and MSU Denver.

Around the MIAA, Central Oklahoma is ranked No. 4 andNebraska-Kearney slots at No. 8 while Missouri Western is receiving votes.  

Washburn will be at home this weekend for four matches in two days at the Washburn Invitational on Friday and Saturday.  

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