All City 2025 Girls Swimming Team.

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Rick Strecker, Hayden Hall of Framer, passed away after cancer battle.

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All City 2025 Boys Golf Team.

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2025 All City Boys Tennis Team.

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Topekan "Big Dawg" Deedrick honored by KSHSAA for 60 yrs. as an official in baseball, basketball, football and volleyball.

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Ryin Miller, Seaman, named Gatorade KS 2025 Track & Field Athlete of the Year.

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Nate Wallace (right) is the new coach of the Highland Park boys basketball team.

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Phil Frost captured his 1st TGA City Match Play Championship.

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Rick Peterson, Top Sports News Writer
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By RICK PETERSON
TopSports.news

Shawnee Heights girls basketball continued its busy week Thursday night, dropping a tough 47-42 non-league overtime decision to Blue Valley Northwest. 

The T-Birds were coming off a 50-38 United Kansas Conference win over Leavenworth on Tuesday and play at Turner Friday night.

EmariDoby2Junior Emari Doby led Shawnee Heights with 12 points in Thursday's 47-42 overtime loss to Blue Valley Northwest. [File photo/TSN]

Thursday's Heights-Northwest game was close throughout, with the T-Birds holding a 7-5 advantage at the end of the first quarter, a 14-13 edge at the half and a 28-26 lead at the start of the fourth quarter.

Northwest outscored Heights 14-12 in the fourth quarter to forge a 40-all tie and force an overtime.

Northwest, which improved to 7-1, proceeded to outscore the T-Birds 7-2 in the four-minute extra session to take the win.

Junior Emari Doby led Shawnee Heights with 12 points while senior Zoe Oczko added 10 points.

Northwest, coached by former Heights boys assistant Matt Shulman, got a game-high 19 points from senior Hayley Numrich.

 

 

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