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CFP run ends for Lanning

An “unbelievably wellcoached team” ended Richmond graduate Dan Lanning’s quest of coaching the University of Oregon to a College Football Playoff (CFP) title this season. The team was Indiana University, led by coach Curt Cignetti.

It’s time for new sports threads, attitude

High heat, drop kicks, random observations and points that amuse are all part of the wide, wide world of sports at the community and national levels. I’ve just added three New Year’s resolutions to my list – all of them sportsrelated.
It’s time for new sports threads, attitude

RICHMOND SPORTS NOTEBOOK

NO GO Richmond graduate Keyshaun Elliott didn’t suit up when Arizona State University played Duke University in the Sun Bowl. On Dec.

RHS girls take sixth at Lexington

LEXINGTON – For her final girls wrestling competition of 2025, Richmond sophomore Taylor Baker wanted to win a minimum of two matches by technical fall. Baker did so.
MAKYNLEI CRAIG of Excelsior Springs (left) tries to escape the clutches of Richmond sophomore Taylor Baker at the Drew Emerson Invitational. SHAWN RONEY | Staff

True looks forward to ‘cool’ opportunity at Drake

For Richmond senior Delilah True, the new year means she’ll soon be a college athlete – in a sport she hadn’t planned to pursue. As the Richmond News recently reported, True has signed with the rowing program at Drake University, an NCAA Division I private school based in Des Moines, Iowa.
RICHMOND SENIOR Delilah True (right), shown with her mother Saralissa, is looking forward to competing in rowing at Drake University. JESSICA JOHNSON | Submitted

RAY COUNTY SPORTS NOTEBOOK

LOOKING TO GO PRO If Richmond graduate Keyshaun Elliott has his way, his football playing days won’t end at Arizona State University. SI.com reported Monday that the senior college linebacker has declared for the NFL draft, scheduled for April 23-25 in Pittsburgh.
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