Lee Arena re-opens after 7 month-long, $8 million renovation project.

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Hailey Schmidtlein, Hayden sophomore, earned Centennial League Player of the Year.

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Ken Darting, Shawnee Heights boys basketball coach, begins the final season of his illustrious career.

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Highland Park senior, Tremaine Savage, is 1 of 3 players named as Meadownlark Conf. Tri-Defensive Players of the Year.

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Washburn senior, Austin Broadie, named MIAA Player of the Year.

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Jermaine Monroe, Highland Park football coach, name Meadowlark Conference Coach of the Year.

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Sarah Johnson, Silver Lake girls coach, named 3A Coach of the Year.

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For the third straight season, the Washburn University soccer team is headed to the NCAA Tournament, this time as the No. 4 seed in the Central Region.
 
MackinlyRohn2025ESU 5Washburn junior Mackinly Rohn (24) and the Ichabod soccer team will compete in their third straight NCAA Tournament on Friday. [File photo/TSN]
 
It is the fifth-ever appearance in the national tournament for the Ichabods, who will square off against No. 5-seed Missouri Western in the first round at 10 a.m. Friday in Mankato, Minn.
 
Washburn is 11-3-5 heading into the tournament while Missouri Western is 12-2-7 overall and was an automatic qualifier for the tournament after it won the MIAA Conference Tournament on Saturday.
 
The MIAA Conference had four teams get into the tournament, with Washburn being the highest seeded, along with No. 5 Missouri Western, No. 6 Pittsburg State and No. 7 Central Missouri.
 
Host and No. 1 seed Minnesota State-Mankato will play No. 8 seed Harding on Friday, with that match starting at 1 p.m.
 
The winners of each matchup will face off on Sunday at 1 p.m.
 

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