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Today’s edition · Sat., Nov. 7

Rose Hill's 13-second miracle sets up a Saturday of soccer finals

Plus, a first Hall of Honor at a Wichita museum and two GreenAcres stores close

The Daily Wichita team2 stories17 sources5 min read

High School SportsTop story

Rose Hill ties it with 13 seconds left, then beats Bishop Miege on penalty kicks

Rose Hill beat Miege in a shootout and meets Berean on Saturday

  • Bishop Miege2
    Rose Hill3
    FinalRose Hill won 4-3 on penalty kicks
  • Berean Academy
    Rose Hill
    Sat., Nov. 7, 5 p.m.Class 4-1A state championship at Hummer Sports Park in Topeka

Sources: Wichita Eagle, KSN.com

If you like your soccer with a side of heart attack, Thursday night had it. Rose Hill trailed Bishop Miege 2-0 in the second half, then won 3-2 on a 4-3 edge in penalty kicks.

Senior Brady Liebl scored twice, including a penalty kick that tied it with 13 seconds left in regulation. Then Miege's Owen Hughes sent a penalty kick over the goal with 15 seconds left in the second overtime. It was the final home game of Jerry Treat's coaching career.

“For that to be the last game of my career here, wow. That was nuts.”

Jerry Treat, Rose Hill soccer coach

Rose Hill's night came down to 13 seconds

13 seconds
left when Liebl's penalty kick tied the game
35
seasons Jerry Treat has coached Rose Hill soccer
4-3
Rose Hill's edge in penalty kicks
19-1
Rose Hill's record

Sources: Wichita Eagle, KSN.com

  • Final: Rose Hill vs. Berean Academy, Sat., Nov. 7, 5 p.m.
  • Place: in Topeka
  • Stakes: a fourth state title for Treat

Around Wichita

A Wichita museum names its first Hall of Honor, and Second Light picks a new leader

The hosted its first ever Hall of Honor on Friday, recognizing Native Americans whose lives and work have made a lasting impact. Inductees include the first enrolled citizen of a tribe to fly in space, the creator of the Keeper of the Plains statue and Cheri Madsen of the Omaha tribe.

Inductee Cheri Madsen's career spans four Olympics

10
times Cheri Madsen has medaled at the Paralympics
4
different Olympics Madsen qualified for, 1996 to 2020

Source: KWCH

Also in Wichita, a former police officer will lead operations at the Second Light shelter. Nate Schwiethale joins the homeless shelter and resource center as director of operations later this month. He created and led the Wichita Police Department's Homeless Outreach Team.

25 yearsNate Schwiethale's service with the Wichita Police Department

He will oversee day-to-day activities at .

Source: KMUW

  • Madsen today: coaching the next generation of athletes
  • Outreach team: recognized by the Department of Justice
  • Schwiethale's job: oversee 's day-to-day activities

News Notes

5A final

Wichita gets its first all-Wichita-area Class 5A boys soccer final: Maize South (19-1-0) faces Kapaun Mt. Carmel (17-2-0) Saturday at 7 p.m. at Hummer Sports Park. Kapaun got there by beating two-time defending champion Blue Valley Southwest in a penalty-kick shootout, and Maize South topped De Soto 3-2. Wichita EagleKSN.com

6A final

Dodge City (18-1-0) and Blue Valley North meet for the Class 6A title Saturday at 3 p.m. at in Topeka. Dodge beat Blue Valley Northwest 5-3 on penalty kicks after a scoreless semifinal, and Blue Valley North beat Wichita East on penalty kicks. KSN.com

Football

Eight teams remain in each Kansas high school football classification, and the sectional round is Fri., Nov. 13 (full schedule). Friday's regional results included Buhler 49, Great Bend 12; Andale 21, Cheney 0; and Hesston 49, Hugoton 0. Butler County Times-Gazette sports editor Charles Chaney is 136-46 on his picks this season. Wichita EagleAd Astra RadioButler County Times-Gazette

Six of Friday's regional football results from across Kansas

ClassWinnerScoreLoser
4ABuhler49-12Great Bend
4AMcPherson40-23Augusta
4AWellington62-42Ulysses
3AAndale21-0Cheney
3AHesston49-0Hugoton
2AGarden Plain35-33Cimarron

Source: Ad Astra Radio

Maize

Maize beat Washburn Rural 39-11 in the regional round Friday night. The Eagles scored 21 points in the third quarter, moved to 9-1 and extended their winning streak to six. They host Manhattan next week in the sectional round. CatchItKansasKSNT

GreenAcres

GreenAcres Market announced Thursday it has permanently closed its Maize Road and 21st Street store and its Normandie Shopping Center location. The Bradley Fair store stays open. KSN.com

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Blood donors

Hutchinson's Jim and Linda Parker, 88 and 77, are among this year's inductees into the National Blood Donation Hall of Fame. Red Cross staff nominated the couple for their work educating people about blood donation and their own dedication as life-long donors, after more than 30 years of giving whole blood and platelets. KMUW

Flu season

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment has reported 15 flu cases so far, one in September and 14 in October. All but one came from the H1N1 strain, and 's reporting is delayed. KWCH

Kansas reported 14 of its 15 flu cases in October

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— Cesar A. Cruz

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The Wrap

Diwali lights up the Hindu Temple of Greater Wichita on Sunday, Nov. 8, with a full evening of ceremony. The program starts with a Lakshmi Puja and moves into the Padmavati Srinivasa Kalyanam, both performed by Panditji. It's a chance to celebrate Diwali right here in town.

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  1. Fri., Nov. 6Berg's 26 lead Shockers past CSUN; state soccer finals Saturday
  2. Thurs., Nov. 5Wichita voters pass the $615 million school bond
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  4. Tues., Nov. 3Windy, cooler Election Day, and Sedgwick County polls are open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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Daily Wichitato me · Sat., Nov. 76:00 a.m.

Rose Hill's 13-second miracle sets up a Saturday of soccer finals

Plus, a first Hall of Honor at a Wichita museum and two GreenAcres stores close

The TLDR

  1. Rose Hill beats Bishop Miege on penalty kicks after a 13-second miracle
  2. A Wichita museum names its first Hall of Honor class
  3. Ex-WPD officer Nate Schwiethale will lead Second Light operations
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