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Free State Firebirds Update #Letsgostate 2021 Kansas Biology Teacher of the Year! CONGRATULATIONS to Free State Biology Teacher Mrs FreE StaTE FirEBirDs UPdaTE #LetsGoState 2021 KanSAs BiOloGy TeAcHer of The YEar! CONGRATULATIONS to Free State Biology Teacher Mrs. Sara Abeita, the 2021 Kansas Biology Teacher of the Year! UpDatES fRom The FreE StaTE AtHleTIc DepARtMenT ClaSs OF 2021 AtHleTIc SigNInG RecOGniTIon CEreMOnY On Wednesday, May 12th, we recognized the Class of 2021 student-athletes who have made the commitment to continue their academic and athletic careers at the collegiate level! ClaSs OF 2021 AtHleTIc SigNInG RecOGniTIon CEreMOnY Gage Callaghan | Baseball at Baker University ClaSs OF 2021 AtHleTIc SigNInG RecOGniTIon CEreMOnY Matt Gabriel | Baseball at Benedictine College ClaSs OF 2021 AtHleTIc SigNInG RecOGniTIon CEreMOnY Shannon Clarke | Basketball at The United States Naval Academy ClaSs OF 2021 AtHleTIc SigNInG RecOGniTIon CEreMOnY Christopher Stone Cross Country and Track & Field at the University of Kansas ClaSs OF 2021 AtHleTIc SigNInG RecOGniTIon CEreMOnY Malea Flakus | Dance at Kansas State University ClaSs OF 2021 AtHleTIc SigNInG RecOGniTIon CEreMOnY Daniel Kufahl | Football at Washburn University ClaSs OF 2021 AtHleTIc SigNInG RecOGniTIon CEreMOnY Jordan Wells | Football at Beloit College ClaSs OF 2021 AtHleTIc SigNInG RecOGniTIon CEreMOnY Ryley Wheat | Football at Fort Hays State University ClaSs OF 2021 AtHleTIc SigNInG RecOGniTIon CEreMOnY Tatum Clopton | Softball at Oklahoma State University ClaSs OF 2021 AtHleTIc SigNInG RecOGniTIon CEreMOnY Georgia Rea | Softball at Western Illinois University ClaSs OF 2021 AtHleTIc SigNInG RecOGniTIon CEreMOnY Sara Roszak | Softball at the University of Kansas ClaSs OF 2021 AtHleTIc SigNInG RecOGniTIon CEreMOnY Robin Todd | Softball at Allen County Community College ClaSs OF 2021 AtHleTIc SigNInG RecOGniTIon CEreMOnY Finn VanDyke | Swimming at Monmouth College ClaSs OF 2021 AtHleTIc SigNInG RecOGniTIon CEreMOnY Thayu Kimori | Tennis at Kansas Wesleyan University ClaSs OF 2021 AtHleTIc SigNInG RecOGniTIon CEreMOnY Keegan VanPelt | Tennis at the University of Nebraska-Omaha ClaSs OF 2021 AtHleTIc SigNInG RecOGniTIon CEreMOnY Ruthie Mutuku | Track & Field at Baker University ClaSs OF 2021 AtHleTIc SigNInG RecOGniTIon CEreMOnY Grace Branson | Volleyball at Hastings College ClaSs OF 2021 AtHleTIc SigNInG RecOGniTIon CEreMOnY Caleb Streeter | Wrestling at Newman University ClaSs OF 2021 AtHleTIc SigNInG RecOGniTIon CEreMOnY Please click HERE to learn more about all of our signees! 2021 FreE StaTE SumMEr aThLEtiCs For information regarding Summer Athletic opportunities, including camps, please click HERE. BasEBalL coNgRAtuLAtiONs! Lawrence Free State 5 - Lawrence 2 BoyS gOLf ConGrATulATiOnS! vs. Sunflower League at Hoots Hollow | 2nd Place GirLs SocCEr ConGrATulATiOnS! Lawrence Free State 2 - Lawrence 2, 2OT SofTbALl ConGrATulATiOnS! Lawrence Free State 17 - SM East 0 Lawrence Free State 5 - Lawrence 2 GirLs SwiM & DivE ConGrATulATiOnS! Last Chance Meet 200 Yard Free Emma Day - 1st Place, Karsyn Robertson - 4th Place, Rudy Benton - 5th Place, Savannah Randall- 6th Place 50 Yard Free Liza Engelbrecht - 4th Place, Lolly Hindmann - 5th Place, Emma Day - 7th Place, Silvia Liu - 8th Place, Abbey Hossler - 10th Place 100 Yard Fly | Molly Nuckolls - 1st Place 100 Yard Free Silvia Liu - 1st Place, Abbey Hossler - 3rd Place, Olivia Romero - 5th Place GirLs SwiM & DivE ConGrATulATiOnS! Last Chance Meet 500 Yard Free Lolly Hindmann - 1st Place, Nisa Kay Khosh - 2nd Place, Savannah Randall - 3rd Place, Karsyn Robertson - 4th Place 200 Yard Free Relay - 2nd Place Silvia Liu, Liza Engelbrecht, Emma Day, Lolly Hindmann 200 Yard Free Relay - 3rd Place Abbey Hossler, Molly Nuckolls, Nisa Kay Khosh, Olivia Romero 100 Backstroke | Liza Engelbrecht - 1st Place rd th 100 Yard Breaststroke | Mina Khosh - 3 Place, Rudy Benton - 4 Place BoyS teNnIS coNgRAtuLAtiONs! 6A Kansas State Boys Tennis Tournament #1 Doubles | Ben Melvin & George Thornton 7th Place BoyS tRacK & FiElD ConGrATulATiOnS! 2021 Sunflower League Track & Field Meet | 8th Place 100 Meter Dash Jackson Barnett - 6th Place, Logan Schwab - 13th Place 200 Meter Dash Jackson Barnett - 6th Place, Logan Schwab - 15th Place 400 Meter Dash Emmett Jones - 5th Place, Roman Jasso - 14th Place, Michael Romito - 15th Place 800 Meter Run Ben Shryock - 2nd Place, Jack Keathley-Helms - 6th Place 1600 Meter Run | Christopher Stone - 7th Place BoyS tRacK & FiElD ConGrATulATiOnS! 2021 Sunflower League Track & Field Meet | 8th Place 3200 Meter Run Brock Cordova - 4th Place, Carson Marsh - 14th Place, Blake Wohler - 17th Place 110 Meter Hurdles Cole Wenger - 7th Place, Yoav Gillath - 18th Place 300 Meter Hurdles Cole Wenger - 8th Place, Yoav Gillath - 12th Place 4x100 Meter Relay - 6th Place Logan Schwab, Emmett Jones, Anthony Barberena, Jackson Barnett 4x400 Meter Relay - 3rd Place Michael Romito, Jack Keathley-Helms, Emmett Jones, Jackson Barnett BoyS tRacK & FiElD ConGrATulATiOnS! 2021 Sunflower League Track & Field Meet | 8th Place 4x800 Meter Relay - SUNFLOWER LEAGUE CHAMPIONS!* *Fastest Time in the State Long Jump | Emmett Jones - 15th Place Triple Jump | Jerred Willits - 8th Place Shot Put Luke Wheeler-Halsted - 13th Place, Tyler Gourley - 20th Place Javelin | Brian Lane - 16th Place GirLs TraCk & FiElD ConGrATulATiOnS! 2021 Sunflower League Track & Field Meet | T-12th Place 200 Meter Dash Ana Holladay - 13th Place, Taniyah Cox - 16th Place, Lauren Sinclair - 20th Place 400 Meter Dash Reese Hulcher - 9th Place, Miah Cheatham - 11th Place, Ta’Mya Douglas - 17th Place 800 Meter Run | Delaney Rockers - 6th Place 1600 Meter Run | Isabelle Pro - 8th Place 3200 Meter Run Olivia Goeser - 7th Place, Janice Werth - 10th Place, Sing Boeger - 11th Place GirLs TraCk & FiElD ConGrATulATiOnS! 2021 Sunflower League Track & Field Meet | T-12th Place 100 Meter Hurdles | Marrah Spriggs - 12th Place 300 Meter Hurdles | Marrah Spriggs - 17th Place 4x100 Meter Relay - 11th Place Ana Holladay, Taniyah Cox, Lauren Sinclair, Marrah Spriggs 4x400 Meter Relay - 11th Place Miah Cheatham, Reese Hulcher, Ana Holladay, Delaney Rockers 1600 Sprint Medley - 6th Place Ta’Maya Douglas, Alannah Lohfeld, Emma Evans, Isabelle Pro GirLs TraCk & FiElD ConGrATulATiOnS! 2021 Sunflower League Track & Field Meet | T-12th Place High Jump | Reese Hulcher - 3rd Place Pole Vault Ashley Mai - 5th Place, Isa Evans - 7th Place, Mackenzie Vaughn - 11th Place Long Jump | Reese Hulcher - 13th Place Triple Jump | Emma Evans - 17th Place Shot Put | Cameron Vaughn - 16th Place Discus | Madison Base - 10th Place Javelin | Taylor Veeder - 16th Place SpRinG sPorTs SenIoR sPotLIgHt GirLs TraCk & FIelD SpRinG sPorTs SenIoR sPotLIgHt GirLs TraCk & FiElD Miah Cheatham 04-Year Member of the Free State Girls Track & Field Team Other Activities at Free State FCCLA, Link Crew, National Honor Society, Pre-Med Club, S.A.L.T. of the Firebirds Post-Secondary Plans I plan to major in Nutrition at the University of Kansas and pursue a career as a Physician’s Assistant. Favorite Free State Memory My favorite Free State memory is being in the student section and cheering on our team at the football games. SpRinG sPorTs SenIoR sPotLIgHt GirLs TraCk & FiElD Iris Dunn 01-Year Member of the Free State Girls Track & Field Team Other Activities at Free State Cross Country, Environmental Club, Link Crew, Permaculture Garden Co-Creator/Leader, National Honor Society, Symphonic Orchestra (Viola), Tri-M Post-Secondary Plans I plan to attend the University of Kansas next Fall. Favorite Free State Memory My favorite Free State memory is going to L.A. with the Orchestra my Sophomore year. SpRinG sPorTs SenIoR sPotLIgHt GirLs TraCk & FiElD Olivia Ferguson 04-Year Member of the Free State Girls Track & Field Team Other Activities at Free State Cross Country, Hacky Sack Club, National Honor Society, Tennis Post-Secondary Plans I plan to study Chemical Engineering at the University of Kansas. Favorite Free State Memory My favorite Free State memory is getting to stay home for Covid. SpRinG sPorTs SenIoR sPotLIgHt GirLs TraCk & FiElD Marlowe Greenwell Member of the Free State Girls Track & Field Team SpRinG sPorTs SenIoR sPotLIgHt GirLs TraCk & FiElD Ana Holladay 04-Year Member of the Free State Girls Track & Field Team Other Activities at Free State Basketball Post-Secondary Plans I am going to go to Johnson County Community College and earn my Associates in Emergency Medical Science, and then transfer to KU Med to become an ER Physician. Favorite Free State Memory My favorite Free State memory is Barrier Breakers my Freshman year. It kept raining on and off for hours so every time we’d be sent back outside, we would have to go back inside and wait again. Barrier Breakers is already a long meet as it is and doesn’t end until 11:30pm/12am, so this caused it to end way closer to 1am. SpRinG sPorTs SenIoR sPotLIgHt GirLs TraCk & FiElD Sierra Johnson 04-Year Member of the Free State Girls Track & Field Team Other Activities at Free State Link Crew, Step Post-Secondary Plans I will be studying Sports Management at Alabama A&M. Favorite Free State Memory My favorite Free State memory is not having to go to school. SpRinG sPorTs SenIoR sPotLIgHt GirLs TraCk & FiElD Ruthie Mutuku 04-Year Member of the Free State Girls Track & Field Team Other Activities at Free State Chamber Choir, FCS, Hype Club, Link Crew, Marching Band, National Honor Society, S.A.L.T. of the Firebirds, Student Council Executive Board, Tennis, Tri-M Post-Secondary Plans I will be continuing my academic and athletic career at Baker University next year. Favorite Free State Memory My favorite Free
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