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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

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Washburn Rural girls soccer team made an early goal from senior Brooklyn DeLeye stand up for a 1-0 non-league victory over Kapaun Mt. Carmel Friday at McElroy Field.
Washburn Rural senior Brooklyn DeLeye (17) reacts to her goal in Friday's 1-0 non-league soccer win over Kapaun Mt. Carmel. [Photo by Trevor Falcon/Special to TSN]
Washburn Rural senior Brooklyn DeLeye (17) celebrates with her teammates after what proved to be the game-winning goal in Friday's 1-0 win over Kapaun Mt. Carmel. [Photo by Trevor Falcon/TSN]
DeLeye scored early in the match off an assist from Mackinly Rohn and the Junior Blues blanked the Crusaders for the match to improve to 2-0 on the season.
Senior Hailey Beck picked up the shutout in goal for Washburn Rural.
Washburn Rural will return to action Tuesday against Blue Valley Southwest at 5 p.m. in the opening round of the Olathe Northwest tournament at the College Boulevard Activities Complex.
West earns softball split with 5A power Seaman
Topeka West softball posted a statement win in last Thursday's United Kansas Conference doubleheader at perennial Class 5A stalways Seaman, with the 2-2 Chargers taking a 6-3 first-game decision to end a long losing skid against the Vikings.

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For the seventh time in her Ichabod career and third time this season, Washburn University's Jaycee Ginter has been named the MIAA Pitcher of the Week after going 3-0 with a 0.00 earned run average in four appearances as the Ichabods went 4-0 with sweeps over Lincoln and Central Missouri.
Washburn star pitcher Jaycee Ginter, a Shawnee Heights product, has been named the MIAA Pitcher of the Week for the third time this season. [Photo by Rex Wolf/TSN]
Ginter posted two combined shutouts and a complete game, striking out 26 with two walks in 17.0 innings pitched while holding batters to a .140 batting average.
The former Shawnee Heights star tossed five innings in Friday's series opener against Lincoln, facing the minimum in five innings while striking out 10 Blue Tigers. She came in the second game in relief, tossing 2.0 innings and striking out five while allowing three hits.
In Saturday's first game against UCM, she tossed 7.0 innings while allowing three hits and holding the Jennies scoreless through 6 and 2/3 innings before UCM scored an unearned run. In the second game, Ginter tossed 3.0 innings in relief, striking out five with one walk.
The Ichabods will return to the field next weekend with conference twinbills at Missouri Western and Northwest Missouri.

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REAGAN CHAPMAN, Washburn Rural
A freshman, Chapman, Washburn Rural softball's leadoff hitter, opened the bottom of the first of Friday's Centennial League doubleheader against Topeka High with a solo home run. Chapman added a pair of doubles in the opener while knocking in a pair of runs and scoring the game-winning run in the bottom of the seventh in Rural's 4-3 win. In the nightcap, Chapman tripled and broke the game open with a three-run home run in the Junior Blues' 8-3 victory.
JAYCEE GINTER, Washburn University
Ginter, a junior, picked up three pitching wins as No. 21-ranked Washburn University softball swept MIAA foes Lincoln and Central Missouri Friday and Saturday. Ginter pitched five innings of no-hit ball with 10 strikeouts in a 5-0 win over Lincoln on Friday and picked up both wins on Saturday as the Ichabods took a pair of 2-1 wins over UCM. Ginter pitched a three-hitter with six strikeouts while allowing only an unearned run in the first game against the Jennies and pitched three innings of shutout ball with five strikeouts in the second game, improving to 19-2 on the season.
LENNY NJOROGE, Topeka West
A returning Class 5A state medalist, Njoroge opened his senior track season with a pair of victories in last Thursday's Topeka West Invitational. Njoroge won the 1,600 meters by nearly 14 seconds in 4 minutes, 29.84 seconds and came back later in the evening to win the 3,200 by nearly 14 seconds in 9:45.51. Njoroge is also a three-time Class 5A state cross country medalist, including a fourth-place finish last fall.