Fantasy Football Injury Updates: Saquon Barkley, James Conner, more affect Week 5 RB rankings
Singletary has missed two straight games due to a hamstring injury he sustained in Week 2. The rookie from FAU participated in a limited fashion in practices last Thursday and Friday, and Bills coach Sean McDermott said Singletary was “close” to playing last Sunday. Singletary was limited in Wednesday’s practice, a step up from missing Week 4’s Wednesday practice.WEEK 5 DFS LINEUPS:Y! cash | Y! GPP | FD cash | FD GPP | DK cash | DK GPPWith Singletary out, Frank Gore has been the Buffalo workhorse. It’s not as clear at this point how it will break down upon Singletary’s return, but if the early season is any indication, more carries will go to Gore while Singletary will be more of the big-play threat. Both will be possible FLEX plays upon Singletary’s return until we see how it shakes out. It’s worth noting Buffalo has a Week 6 bye, so there’s reason to think it will give Singletary two more weeks off before bringing him back. Follow us on Twitter (@SN_Fantasy) for the latest fantasy news.WEEK 5 NON-PPR RANKINGS:Quarterback | Running back | Wide receiver | Tight end | D/ST | KickerLISTEN TO THE SN FANTASY WEEK 5 PREVIEW PODCAST BELOWIs Saquon Barkley playing Week 5? UPDATE: Barkely missed practice on Thursday.Giants’ head coach Pat Shurmur has refused, both Wednesday and Thursday, to rule Barkley (ankle) out for Sunday’s matchup with the Vikings. New York has a quick turnaround after this week, playing on Thursday night in New England in Week 6. Shurmur added Thursday that the Giants want to bring Barkley back “as quickly and as smartly as possible.”We knew Barkley was superhuman, but beating the general timeline for a high-ankle sprain by at least three weeks would be impressive and disappoint everyone who used a waiver claim for potentially just one week of Wayne Gallman. In the case Barkley returns, he becomes a RB1 while Gallman goes back to just a handcuff.James Conner injury updateUPDATE: Conner missed practice again on Thursday.Conner missed Wednesday’s practice due to an ankle injury, which came after he said on a local radio interview that he would likely practice Wednesday. The absence could just be precautionary, and his Thursday practice status will be telling. Jaylen Samuels had a breakout performance on Monday night and could be looking at fantasy RB2 status if Conner misses Sunday’s game against the Ravens, who just gashed on the ground by Nick Chubb. If Conner is active, though, we consider Samuels a potential Week 5 bust in standard leagues.Will Tevin Coleman play Monday night?UPDATE: Coleman practiced on a limited basis on Thursday.Ahead of the 49ers’ Week 4 bye, speculation was that Coleman could make his return to the San Francisco backfield for Week 5. That would be at the front end of the four-to-six week timeline that was reported when Coleman initially suffered his high-ankle sprain. There hasn’t been any update out of 49ers’ land this week about Coleman’s availability, and San Francisco doesn’t play until Monday night.All of Matt Breida, Raheem Mostert and Jeff Wilson Jr. have had substantial roles with Coleman out. Wilson would probably be the first to go when Coleman returns, though he has been the “goal-line” back and could possibly retain that role if the 49ers think it’s wise to keep four RBs active. The other two could still play a part in the rushing/receiving attack because of their varied skill sets. Because San Francisco plays on Monday night this week, you likely can’t count on any of them in fantasy leagues unless we learn that for sure Coleman is out.WEEK 5 PPR RANKINGS: Running back | Wide receiver | Tight endIs Devin Singletary playing in Week 5?UPDATE: Singletary got in another limited practice on Thursday. Saquon Barkley is a superhero apparently, as he’s raced back from his ankle injury and could take the field again as soon as Week 5 — much to the dismay of Wayne Gallman owners. That’s not the only thing shaking up Week 5 RB rankings, though. James Conner has missed practice again, which seems like it’s becoming a weekly routine but still gives hope to those who just picked up Jaylen Samuels. Tevin Coleman’s return was being speculated, but there haven’t been many updates on his progress. The only thing we know there is the 49ers backfield is a fantasy nightmare. In Buffalo, Devin Singletary is ahead of prior weeks’ timelines and could be a Week 5 fantasy sleeper (sorry, Frank Gore owners).MORE WEEK 5 INJURY UPDATES: Quarterbacks | Wide receivers | Sunday Night Football
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — So who was that team wearing the red and white uniforms that thoroughly dismantled the orange-clad players from the mighty Atlantic Coast Conference Wednesday afternoon at Mario Morales Coliseum? Certainly it couldn’t have been the same Utah basketball team that looked so awful in a loss to Central Florida a day earlier.Indeed, it was the same bunch of Ute players.The Utes followed their worst game of the year with their best and absolutely crushed Virginia 94-70 in a consolation game in the San Juan Shootout to improve to 5-6.”Boy, we needed that,” said Ute coach Ray Giacoletti, who never appeared comfortable until he cleared his bench with a little over a minute left, despite being up by more than 20 points much of the game.To be sure, this wasn’t a bad team the Utes beat up on Wednesday. The Cavaliers had come to Puerto Rico as the tournament favorite with a 6-1 record and had handed current No. 9-ranked Arizona its only loss of the season. One national publication listed Virginia guards J.R. Reynolds and Sean Singletary as the best combo in the ACC. And after being upset by Appalachian State the day before, the Cavaliers had to be plenty motivated against Utah.But the Utes were also motivated after their sorry performance a day earlier. They took it to the Cavaliers right from the start behind the dynamic inside-outside combination of Luke Nevill and Johnnie Bryant, who each scored 26 points.Bryant tied a school record by knocking down seven 3-pointers, while Nevill improved on his 69 percent shooting percentage by making 10-of-12 field goal attempts, while adding 11 rebounds for his fifth double-double of the season.”I talked to a couple of people back home and they said to just go out and play, and be aggressive,” Bryant said. “Coach (Giacoletti) talked to me and said, ‘When you’re open, shoot the ball.’ I just tried to be aggressive, and my teammates did a good job of getting me the ball as well.”Nevill appreciated Bryant’s long-range bombing, because once Bryant started hitting the threes, the Cavaliers couldn’t double- and triple-team him inside.”That made it one-on-one in the post, and I definitely enjoy playing against one guy instead of three,” Nevill said. “They really couldn’t stop us inside or out.”Giacoletti acknowledged he “barked” at his team the night before about their Tuesday effort but said the players were responsible for the big victory.”They did it — they found a way to come out with purpose,” he said. “I told them it’s not about winning or losing, it’s about competing and finding that mind-set. You find out a lot about yourselves during tough times.”The Ute coach also made one change on the court that seemed to help. He started freshman guard Curtis Eatmon in place of freshman forward Stephen Weigh, giving the Utes three guards on the floor.Eatmon didn’t have great numbers in his 26 minutes, making both his shots for four points with three rebounds and an assist. However, he made a difference on the defensive end, guarding Singletary for much of the game and helping hold him to 11 points on 2-of-9 shooting.”I took the challenge,” he said. “No, I wasn’t intimidated. He puts his shoes on the same way I put on my shoes.”The Utes led 18-10 when Bryant hit three straight 3-pointers to make it a 17-point margin. The Cavaliers cut the lead to 40-28 by halftime and looked to be coming back when they cut it to nine early in the second half.However, Lawrence Borha led a 19-8 run with 10 points in a two-and-a-half-minute stretch as the Utes pushed the lead back to 20 at 61-41.Giacoletti called the Virginia guards Utah’s toughest defensive assignments of the year, but only Reynolds got going, scoring 25, with many coming late in the game.Giacoletti also singled out freshman Daniel Deane for his solid play in relief of Shaun Green, who was in foul trouble much of the game and played just 21 minutes. Deane finished with eight points and three rebounds in 15 minutes.”Daniel gave us some great minutes,” Giacoletti said.Next up for Utah is Northwestern today at 10 a.m. MST.”The harder thing is what our mind-set will be now,” Giacoletti said. “Can we find that 20 more times?” The Utes return home Friday afternoon. They’ll play one more home game Dec. 28 against Albany before starting the Mountain West Conference season Jan. 3 at UNLV. Utah game at a glance Related
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Related Along with a dunk, perhaps the most exciting play in basketball is a blocked shot. It brings fans to their feet, something Foster does with his swats several times a game.Besides being tall, Foster has an uncanny knack for blocking shots. He anticipates well and can block with either hand, unlike most players who have to reach across with their dominant hand.”He blocks shots with both hands. Very few guys can do that, so he can play on either side of the floor and control the paint,” says Boylen.Just having Foster in the middle is intimidating for opponents, who start to avoid the lane and try to rely on outside shots after getting a few shots swatted away by Foster.”He helps us a lot, he covers the whole floor,” says teammate Luka Drca. “He listens and he’s a smart guy. There aren’t a lot of big, smart guys, but he’s one of them. When he improves his offense, he’ll be an NBA player.”That could be a far-off possibility for Foster, who recently got engaged and will be married in May. He’s the first to tell you he has a lot of improvement still to make.”There are many things I need to work on,” he says. “I need to keep finishing at the basket, keep my jump hook high and get used to playing with contact.”He enjoys having a fellow 7-footer, freshman Jason Washburn, to split minutes with.”I think it’s a great system, being able to split the time,” says Foster. “That way we can keep running. The more time we can split, the more we can run and wear down the bigs on the other team.”The good news for Ute fans is that Foster and Washburn will play two seasons together after this year, and Boylen doesn’t discount the possibility of the two playing on the floor at the same time.For now, Boylen couldn’t be more happy with how far Foster has come in the seven months since returning from his mission.”He has a great feel for the system already,” the Utes’ coach said. “He understands what we want and he embraces it. He’s still a young, developing player. We love having him.”David FosterYear: SophomoreHeight: 7-foot-3Weight: 255 poundsHometown: Lake Forest, Calif.By the numbers: 5.6 points4.8 rebounds4.3 blocks55.0 FG pct.57.1 FT pct.e-mail: sor@desnews.com Ute single season block leaders Utes hope to break Pit skid
There aren’t many basketball players in America, or the world for that matter, who can stand on their toes, reach up and grab the rim of a basket.David Foster can.The sophomore center, who is arguably Utah’s most valuable player so far this season, stands 7-foot-3 and is blessed with longer than average arms, giving him a wingspan of approximately 7-foot-8 (the average human’s wingspan is close to their height).Thanks in large part to the large Foster, the Utes are playing terrific defense this season, which has been the most consistent aspect of their performance in an up-and-down, 8-7 season.Going into tonight’s game at New Mexico, Foster ranks fifth in the nation in blocked shots with 4.3 per game, and he’s well on his way to smashing both the Utah single-season and career records for blocked shots.Like former Utah Jazz player Mark Eaton, who is an inch taller, Foster doesn’t even have to jump much to block shots and be an imposing presence to opposing players.”If I stand straight up, it’s almost a 10-foot wall,” Foster said.That “wall” is playing havoc this year with Ute opponents, who are shooting just 39.6 percent from the field and 31.3 percent from 3-point range.Utah coach Jim Boylen doesn’t disagree with the notion that Foster may be the Utes’ MVP so far, even if he ranks just seventh in scoring (5.6 ppg) and third in rebounding (4.8 rpg), while playing only 20.5 minutes per game.”His work ethic, maturity, leadership, effort, toughness — all those things, he’s brought and improved on and taken seriously,” Boylen said. “He’s been awesome.” Foster was born in Salt Lake, but grew up in Michigan before the family moved to California when he was 13. He mostly played soccer as a youth, towering over the other kids.However, soon after moving to California, he naturally started to look at basketball, which you do if you’re already 6-foot-3 and haven’t reached puberty.First the volleyball coach discovered him in the gym one day and he quickly moved up to varsity as a ninth-grader. He shot up to 6-10 as a sophomore, but was still only good enough to play on the JV basketball team at El Toro High School in Lake Forest, Calif. Even as a junior, he didn’t play much on the varsity, but his 7-foot height attracted recruiters, initially BYU and some California schools.”Finally my senior year it started to click for me,” said Foster, who led his team to a 24-5 record, averaging 17 points, 12 rebounds and five blocked shots per game.Utah, under new coach Ray Giacoletti, was one of the last colleges to recruit Foster, but Foster liked the school and coaches and decided to come back to the city where he lived the first year and a half of his life.”It just felt right,” Foster said. “If I feel something is right, I need to act upon it.”Foster, who served an LDS mission to North Carolina and is president of the LDS student association at the U., quashes the idea that BYU didn’t want him.”They were very interested and wanted me to come, but there was something about here and the environment I liked,” he said.Having played just a couple of seasons of basketball, Foster was expected to redshirt his first year. However, Giacoletti was under fire and broke Foster’s redshirt season after the Utes got off to an 0-3 start. With Luke Nevill playing about 35 minutes a game, Foster played limited minutes and didn’t even get into eight games.His one breakout game came against New Mexico in The Pit — where he’ll play tonight — when Nevill got into foul trouble. Foster ended up playing 17 minutes and scored eight points, grabbed nine rebounds and had a blocked shot.However, the next game, he only played three minutes and was used sparingly the rest of the season. For the year, he played in 20 games and averaged 1.0 points and 0.8 rebounds with just five blocked shots.After the season, Giacoletti was fired and Boylen liked what he saw from Foster in limited workouts before he left on his mission in May. The Utes kept in touch with Foster throughout his mission, and he was happy to return at the start of last summer.
BERKELEY, Calif. — Because Wednesday night’s NIT game against Utah Valley was not a regular-season game, Cal students weren’t given free admission to the event.However, in order to get a decent student contingent out for the game, the Cal basketball program “provided financial support” so students would show up to support the Bears.“Students are what this is all about,” said Cal coach Mike Montgomery. “You love to build a really strong student base of kids that love to come to basketball games, have fun and get a little study break. I am glad we were able to help with that. Hopefully we get a great turnout to watch our guys and they get involved in the excitement.”A pretty good student crowd filled the student section opposite the team benches, including loud band members with straw hats. However, the rest of the crowd was pretty sparse, probably less than half of the 8,408 season average crowd.Utah Valley had a pretty good group on hand, approximately 75 fans who sat directly behind the UVU bench.PRIOR PAC-12 SUCCESS: Utah Valley teams had played twice before at Cal’s Haas Pavilion without much success. In 2006, the Wolverines lost to the Bears 60-47 and in 2009 they lost 85-51.However, the Wolverines have had success on the road against other Pac-12 schools, defeating Arizona State 75-71 in 2005 and Oregon State 70-68 in 2010.GAME NOTES: This marked UVU’s second postseason appearance. The Wolverines lost to Weber State in the first round of the CIT in 2012. … The Bears have advanced to the postseason all six years under Montgomery with four NCAA appearances and two NITs. … The Bears lost to another Utah team, the University of Utah, exactly two weeks earlier on the same court. … Holton Hunsaker and Ben Aird were both named first-team All-WAC, while Dick Hunsaker was named Coach of the Year. … Coach Hunsaker and Cal’s Montgomery have known each other since Hunsaker played basketball for Weber State in the 1970s and Montgomery was an assistant at Boise State.
Steven Miles Harris,of Wellington, died Friday, February 24, 2017 at Wesley Medical Center in Wichita, at the age of 68.Steven was born the son of Dale and Mildred Ethel (Wilson) Harris on Tuesday, February 8, 1949 in Winfield. He attended schools in Winfield and graduated from Winfield High School. On September 10, 1972 Steven and Tricia Jones were united in marriage in Winfield. Together they celebrated 44 years of marriage.Steven enjoyed a 28 year career at TECT Aerospace as grounds keeper. Outside of work, he enjoyed the company of his family, friends and neighbors. Survivors include his wife Tricia Harris of Wellington, Kansas; brother, Milton Harris of Newcastle, Colorado; sister, Yvonne Heuszel of Clarksville, Georgia, many nieces and nephews and his best buddy, Zak the Yorkie. He was preceded in death by his parents, Dale and Ethel Harris and sister, Marilyn CalvinThe family will receive friends at 11:00 a.m., Tuesday, February 28, 2017 at Grace Calvary Fellowship, 305 N Jefferson, Wellington, Kansas. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established to the Bryce Day Memorial Foundation. All contributions will be used to assist the family. To share a memory or leave condolences, please visit www.cornejodayfuneralhome.com.Arrangements are by Cornejo|Day Funeral Home & Crematory, Wellington, Kansas.
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Close Forgot password? Please put in your email: Send me my password! Close message Login This blog post All blog posts Subscribe to this blog post’s comments through… RSS Feed Subscribe via email Subscribe Subscribe to this blog’s comments through… RSS Feed Subscribe via email Subscribe Follow the discussion Comments Logging you in… Close Login to IntenseDebate Or create an account Username or Email: Password: Forgot login? Cancel Login Close WordPress.com Username or Email: Password: Lost your password? Cancel Login Dashboard | Edit profile | Logout Logged in as Admin Options Disable comments for this page Save Settings You are about to flag this comment as being inappropriate. Please explain why you are flagging this comment in the text box below and submit your report. The blog admin will be notified. Thank you for your input. There are no comments posted yet. Be the first one! Post a new comment Enter text right here! Comment as a Guest, or login: Login to IntenseDebate Login to WordPress.com Login to Twitter Go back Tweet this comment Connected as (Logout) Email (optional) Not displayed publicly. Name Email Website (optional) Displayed next to your comments. Not displayed publicly. If you have a website, link to it here. Posting anonymously. Tweet this comment Submit Comment Subscribe to None Replies All new comments Comments by IntenseDebate Enter text right here! Reply as a Guest, or login: Login to IntenseDebate Login to WordPress.com Login to Twitter Go back Tweet this comment Connected as (Logout) Email (optional) Not displayed publicly. Name Email Website (optional) Displayed next to your comments. Not displayed publicly. If you have a website, link to it here. Posting anonymously. Tweet this comment Cancel Submit Comment Subscribe to None Replies All new comments Sumner Newscow report — The 2017 Wellington Cross Country practice for grades 6-12, boys and girls starts Monday, August 14 at 8 a.m. First practice begins near the track area, behind the middle school. The Cross Country team will finish practice at the 9th street practice field, north of the football field. Athletes MUST have a physical, signed by a physician and parent/guardian. Any questions please call Coach Wallace 326-5235 or Coach Day 326-6129.Follow us on Facebook.Follow us on Twitter.
Close Forgot password? Please put in your email: Send me my password! Close message Login This blog post All blog posts Subscribe to this blog post’s comments through… RSS Feed Subscribe via email Subscribe Subscribe to this blog’s comments through… RSS Feed Subscribe via email Subscribe Follow the discussion Comments Logging you in… Close Login to IntenseDebate Or create an account Username or Email: Password: Forgot login? Cancel Login Close WordPress.com Username or Email: Password: Lost your password? Cancel Login Dashboard | Edit profile | Logout Logged in as Admin Options Disable comments for this page Save Settings You are about to flag this comment as being inappropriate. Please explain why you are flagging this comment in the text box below and submit your report. The blog admin will be notified. Thank you for your input. There are no comments posted yet. Be the first one! Post a new comment Enter text right here! Comment as a Guest, or login: Login to IntenseDebate Login to WordPress.com Login to Twitter Go back Tweet this comment Connected as (Logout) Email (optional) Not displayed publicly. Name Email Website (optional) Displayed next to your comments. Not displayed publicly. If you have a website, link to it here. Posting anonymously. Tweet this comment Submit Comment Subscribe to None Replies All new comments Comments by IntenseDebate Enter text right here! Reply as a Guest, or login: Login to IntenseDebate Login to WordPress.com Login to Twitter Go back Tweet this comment Connected as (Logout) Email (optional) Not displayed publicly. Name Email Website (optional) Displayed next to your comments. Not displayed publicly. If you have a website, link to it here. Posting anonymously. Tweet this comment Cancel Submit Comment Subscribe to None Replies All new comments by Amber Schmitz, Sumner Newscow — “Christmas on the Trail” has been chosen for this year’s Christmas parade theme in celebration of the 150th anniversary of the Chisholm Trail, and will be held in downtown Wellington this Saturday, at 11 a.m. The event is sponsored by the Wellington Area Chamber of Commerce and Sumner County Moms.Line-up for the parade is at 10 a.m. and judging will be held at 10:30 a.m., with the parade beginning at 11 a.m. The parade route will be down Washington Ave.The Church of Christ is providing free hot chocolate and popcorn, and food vendors will be available outside.Following the parade, activities will be held inside Memorial Auditorium. Attendees will need to enter the building through the side doors and make their way toward the front, where Santa’s Workshop will be held in the lobby. Children can get their pictures taken with Santa, then exit through the front doors. The Chamber of Commerce will provide bags of candy, and the Sumner County Moms will give each family one bag of magical reindeer food to sprinkle on their lawns for Santa’s reindeer.A “Letters to Santa” booth will be available. If children leave their letters there, the group will make sure that Santa receives them.Follow us on Facebook.Follow us on Twitter.
Long, Martin B.48Mulvane, Kansas1627 N. Rock Rd., Mulvane, KSFailure to Appear Speckhals, Christopher M.29Hiawatha, Kansas709 Utah St., Hiawatha, KSFailure to Appear Casas, Mayra33Wellington, Kansas1021 W 8th St Probation Violation/Possession of controlled substance/Use/possess w/intent to use drug paraphernalia into human body Esk, Scott Reid51Oklahoma City, Oklahoma501 N Washington Ave Wellington, KS 67152Driving while license cancelled/suspended/revoked: STAT (Bond Revocation) /Failure to appear: STAT (Bond Revocation) Howard, Justin Wayne38Wellington, Kansas604 N Plum APT 10 Wellington, KSFailure to appear: Holland, Jerrod Ryan36Wichita, KansasSGCO JailFailure to Appear Vandeest, Geordi R.22Oxford, Kansas600 W. Olive, Oxford, KSPossession of paraphernalia / Possession of opiate Sumner Newscow report — The Sumner County Sheriff released its weekly jail bookings for the past week. Iniguez, Lino J.31Wichita, Kansas400 S US 81 HWY, Wellington, KSDriving while suspended / No vehicle registration NAMEAgeHOMETOWNLOCATION OF ARRESTCHARGES Flynn, Ira W.31Wellington, Kansas1023 E. 4h St., Wellington, KSParole Violation Nunn, Devin M.30Wichita, KansasK-053 MP 2 EBPossession of marijuana / Possession of paraphernalia McKinney, Michael D.50Wichita, KansasSedgwick County JailFailure to Appear / Failure to Appear Parker, Stephen Lee33Wichita, Kansas501 N Washington,PV X 3 Stilson, Clyde W.27Beverly, KansasN I035 MP 19, Wellington, KSDriving under influence of alcohol / Transporting open container Messamore, Parker Daniel27Wichita, KansasPima County Jail Tucson, AZProbation Violation WEEKLY BOOKINGS02/12/2018 thru 02/19/2018 Roebuck, Jeffrey Travis28Wichita, Kansas777 Kansas Star Dr. Mulvane, KSDriving under influence of alcohol or drugs Richardson, Jacob Patrick25Mulvane, Kansas501 N Washington Ave Wellington Probation Violation: STAT (Bond Revocation) Willoughby, Dana G59Silverdale KS 67005I035 TPKE S MP 19.8 Wellington, KS 67152Driving under influence of alcohol or drugs Hochevar, Michael D.34Wellington, Kansas17th & B St., Wellington, KSAggravated battery / Domestic battery / Criminal threat / Fulbright, Laquita Y.54Pauls Valley, Oklahoma501 N. Washington, Wellington, KSFailure to Appear McGill, Cory Brey46Wichita, Kansas501 N Washington Ave Wellington, KS 67152 Failure to appear: Gimm, Paul Eugene49Westminster CO 80003I35 MM 15 HWY Wellington, KS 67152 Possession of opiate, opium, narcotic or certain stimulant:X2/ Possession of hallucinogenic drug: Cooley, James Elliot40Wellington, Kansas1601 W. 16th St. Wellington, KS 67152Battery on LEO; Physical contact w/ county or city officer on duty Monday 0600 thru Monday 0600 Washington, Christian J.25Wichita, Kansas318 W. 6th Ave., Belle Plaine, KSParole Violation / Failure to Appear Baker, Nichole Renee42Wichita, Kansas501 N Washington Wellington, KS Probation Violation/(Arrest and Detain) Merchant, Shawn P.40Wichita, KansasSedgwick County JailProbation Violaton Richardson, Jacob P.25Mulvane, Kansas501 N. Washington, Wellington, KSProbation Violaton Haslett, Chad E.41Clearwater, KansasI35 MP 27 TPKE NDriving under influence of alcohol and drugs
Wellington Police notes: Tuesday, March 13, 2018:•12:25 a.m. Jessica D. Ray, 25, Wichita, was arrested, charged and bonded with driving while license is suspended.•2:49 p.m. Officers assisted the general public in the 300 block N. Jefferson, Wellington.•3:23 p.m. Officers investigated possession of a stimulant and possession of drug paraphernalia in the 500 block E. Harvey, Wellington.•4:04 p.m. Joshua M. Bauer, 37, Wellington was arrested, charged and confined with possession of a stimulant and possession of drug paraphernalia.•8:42 p.m. Malachi A. Tidwell, 18, Wellington was served a summons to appear for minor in possession of alcohol.•9 p.m. Derek J. Ferguson, 18, Wellington was arrested and confined on a City of Wellington warrant for theft.•9:33 p.m. Officers took a report of a neighbor dispute in the 200 block S. Blaine, Wellington.