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PHOTOS: Empty Bowls Wichita fundraiser

PHOTOS: Empty Bowls Wichita fundraiser

Joselyn Steele and Kristy Mace
September 9, 2024
Redshirt freshman Colin Graham, junior Yared Kidane, senior Erik Enriquez and sophomore Aidan Reyna pose for photos with their award after winning the JK Gold Classic on Sept. 7. The men's team won its third consecutive JK Gold Classic with 46 points.

As they round the corner to end their second lap, sophomore Isabelle Hartnett, freshman Emily See, junior Lea Jerkovic and freshman Faith Ekart form a line that stretches the width of the course. The women paced in a group for most of the race on Sept. 7, and all finished within 30 seconds of each other.

Rounding the corner, senior Farrah Miller keeps her pace as runners follow her tail during the JK Gold Classic. Miller was the ninth runner to cross the finish line for Wichita State at its new home course at L.W. Clapp Park.

In the final lap, junior Lea Jerkovic works to catch up with the pack during the JK Gold Classic on Sept. 7. Jerkovic placed 24th in the women's 5K after setting a time of 18:47.58.

In the lead for WSU on Sept. 7, junior Yared Kidane runs with no other runners in proximity. He placed third in the 6K, this being Kidane's first official race after competing unattached last season.

[Photo] Bertry and Kidane finish top 10 in debut races at JK Gold Classic

Owen Prothro, Assistant Sports Editor
September 7, 2024
Placing sixth in the 5K, senior Sarah Bertry leads the women to third place overall. Bertry ran right behind five Tulsa runners, who placed first through fifth.

Taking a wide approach, sophomore Isabelle Hartnett turns the corner the farthest in order to keep pace with the team.

Dressed in ancient Egyptian attire, Corey Calloway acts out a game scene for viewers at the "Synthetic Scenes" open house on Sept. 5. As the camera moved in on Calloway, the back screen zoomed out, presenting the synthetic scene's seemingly real background.

PHOTOS: School of Digital Arts hosts ‘Synthetic Scenes’ open house at Shocker Studios

Joselyn Steele, Photographer
September 7, 2024
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