Several Wyandotte County students were named to the University of Kansas honor roll recently for the spring semester.
Wyandotte County students on the honor roll include:
• Justin Carroll, Bonner Springs, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Maria Deggendorf, Bonner Springs, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Wyatt Hall, Bonner Springs, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Lee Hammons, Bonner Springs, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Isabella Nusbaum, Bonner Springs, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Sara Rehm, Bonner Springs, School of Pharmacy
• Kaylan Roberts, Bonner Springs, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Abigail Schif, Bonner Springs, School of Business
• Blair Slankard, Bonner Springs, School of Education
• Jacob Smith, Bonner Springs, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Mario Vlasic, Bonner Springs, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and School of Business
• Jensen Walcott, Bonner Springs, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Quinnlyn Walcott, Bonner Springs, School of Pharmacy
• Sabria Zlitni, Bonner Springs, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Maria Accardi, Kansas City, Kansas, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Alix Adauto, Kansas City, Kansas, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Rolando Alfaro, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Business
• Julliana Alvarado, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Education
• Robert Armstrong, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Education
• Santino Bernal, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Education
• Cheyenne Brown, Kansas City, Kansas, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Daniel Carr, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Business
• Johnny Childress, Kansas City, Kansas, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Sarah Christoph, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Social Welfare
• Javier Contreras, Kansas City, Kansas, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Angie Curtis, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Social Welfare
• Diona Diep, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Health Professions
• Kevin Duperon, Kansas City, Kansas, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Kayla Dye, Kansas City, Kansas, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Kimberly Dyer, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Health Professions
• Yamilecs Estupinan, Kansas City, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Nick Evarola, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Nursing
• Alexander Falk, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Business
• Kristen Farnet, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Pharmacy
• Irmarie Fernandez, Kansas City, Kansas, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Venessa Freeman, Kansas City, Kansas, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Julian Garcia, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Engineering
• Michael Gentry, Kansas City, Kansas, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Elizabeth Gilbert, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Social Welfare
• Prechus Gillom, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Education
• Hanah Glimpse, Kansas City, Kansas, School of the Arts
• Eddie Hall, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Business
• Lena Hartmayer, Kansas City, Kansas, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Gloria Her, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Health Professions
• Cierra Hiatt, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Education
• Karen Holliday, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Social Welfare
• Nakita Hubbel, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Health Professions
• Abigail Hutchcraft, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Nursing
• Zebulun Jackson, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Business
• Olivia Jones, Kansas City, Kansas, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Josie Jones, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Music
• Mija Jones, Kansas City, Kansas, School of the Arts
• Jeffrey Kelly, Kansas City, Kansas, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Janice Levina, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Nursing
• Jonathan Limas, Kansas City, Kansas, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Brianna Long, Kansas City, Kansas, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Ryan Macan, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Education
• Harrison Mages, Kansas City, Kansas, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Adrian Martinez, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Education
• Auriana McConnell, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Social Welfare
• Steven Mccord, Kansas City, Kansas, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Tara McCoy, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Pharmacy
• Kathryn McCullough, Kansas City, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Rhoderic Montgomery, Kansas City, Kansas, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Justin Moore, Kansas City, Kansas, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
• Abigail Neal, Kansas City, Kansas, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Tyler Nguyen, Kansas City, Kansas, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Heather Nguyen, Kansas City, Kansas, School of the Arts
• Cailin O’Mara, Kansas City, Kansas, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Nathaniel Orel, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Engineering
• Kaitlyn Pearson, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Nursing
• Alicia Pena, Kansas City, Kansas, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• James Pierce, Kansas City, Kansas, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Jessica Plake, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Social Welfare
• Ryan Quach, Kansas City, Kansas, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Emily Razavi, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Nursing
• Fabian Requenes, Kansas City, Kansas, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Hannah Reynolds, Kansas City, Kansas, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Marcus Robinson, Kansas City, Kansas, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Jonathan Ruiz Cervantes, Kansas City, Kansas, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Elizabeth Santillan, Kansas City, Kansas, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Diana Sarmiento, Kansas City, Kansas, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Sydney Sheldon, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Journalism
• Ne’Kye Sheppard, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Education
• Andrea Silva-Trejo, Kansas City, Kansas, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Colby Spiess, Kansas City, Kansas, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Nick Stratton, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Education
• Zoe Surprise, Kansas City, Kansas, School of the Arts
• Laichia Vang, Kansas City, Kansas, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Vanessa Velez, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Education
• Courtney Wagner, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Education
• Belicia Wilcoxen, Kansas City, Kansas, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Jeremy Wilson, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Business
• Logan Wilson, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Engineering
• Alexander Wittman, Kansas City, Kansas, School of Engineering
• Kelsey Wolf, Kansas City, Kansas, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Ira Wright, Kansas City, Kansas, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Adora Yang, Kansas City, Kansas, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and School of Business.
by Luke Schrock
In the seventh inning, the T-Bones rallied to come from behind and defeat the Gary SouthShore RailCats 4-2 on Sunday in Gary, Indiana.
The T-Bones, 21-20, have a day off Monday before starting a home series on Tuesday with the Sioux Falls Canaries. There will be post-game fireworks on July 3 and 4 at T-Bones Stadium in Kansas City, Kansas.
On Sunday, the RailCats started a true rookie, Seth Hougesen (0-0), who went four innings in his first professional start.
Hougesen allowed only one hit with two walks and a strikeout to conclude his four innings of work. Robbie Coursel took over in the fifth inning and had similar success, only giving up one run on three hits.
However, the tables turned quickly once Jack Alkire came in the middle of the 7th inning to face Ramsey Romano.
Tommy Collier started for the T-Bones and got his fourth quality start of the season throwing six total innings, one earned run, and four strikeouts. The T-Bones went through five pitchers to conclude the series. Besides Collier, Magliaro and Diaz were the only other pitchers that went a full inning. Diaz earned his third save of the season.
Romano started the scoring for the T-Bones, erasing a 1-0 deficit courtesy of a Colin Willis RBI single in the first inning. Romano reached first on a ground ball to shortstop Marcus Mooney, scoring Shawn O’Malley who singled to start the 7th inning.
Dylan Tice kept the ball rolling by driving in Ramsey Romano with an RBI single to make it a 2-1 ball game. Then the hot Daniel Nava, who had a two-game homerun streak entering the game, hit a two-run single to score both Danny Mars and Dylan Tice.
The 4th place Sioux Falls Canaries, who are playing the T-Bones for the first time this season, visit Kansas City, Kansas, from Tuesday through Thursday. Christian Binford is the probable starting pitcher for game one of the homestand, currently sporting a record of 1-0 and an ERA of 3.14 of three appearances.
The upcoming homestand will feature two straight days of post-game fireworks for July 3 and 4 in honor of Independence Day at T-Bones Stadium.
Full and half-season 2019 ticket packages, as well as mini-plans, are on sale online or by calling 913-328-5618 or by visiting the Saint Luke’s Box Office between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Group ticket sales are also on sale.
- Story from T-Bones
A shooting was reported on Sunday, June 30, after a victim walked in to the University of Kansas Hospital in Kansas City, Kansas, according to a police spokesman.
The victim was uncooperative, but his girlfriend told authorities they were in a car near 29th and Lafayette when another vehicle drove by and began shooting, the spokesman stated.
The victim was hit in the face and had fairly minor injuries, the spokesman added. The victim walked into the hospital around 5:45 p.m. Sunday.
The suspect is believed to be a man in his early 20s, according to police.
