Kennedy and Lincoln clash in Class 4A state quarterfinal
C R Kennedy (18-3) faces C B Abraham Lincoln (23-1) at 3:30 p.m. in a 4A quarterfinal. Lincoln, led by Austin Rau and John Turek, seeks its first state win since 1988 while Kennedy looks to extend a late-season surge behind Bryan Rempt and Leni Payton.
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West Delaware dominates Knoxville to reach state semifinals
West Delaware, 23-0, opened the third quarter with a 15-5 run and built a 23 point lead before defeating Knoxville, 76-62, in a Class 3A boys basketball quarterfinal at Veterans Auditorium. Athoff 17, Klostermann 16, Salow 15 and nine rebounds, Malone 20 for Knoxville.
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Knights fall in 2A state quarterfinals on free throw woes
North Cedar's top ranked Knights lost 48-45 to Fort Dodge St. Edmond as free throws plagued them. Cody Chamberlain battled a sprained knee and two bad ankles while Ryan Kedley shot 2 of 6. St. Edmond's Jack Brownlee led with 19 points and 4 late free throws.
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Forest City star among targets at Iowa state tourney
Kansas coach Roy Williams and recruiters watched players at Veterans Auditorium focusing on Glen Worley of Iowa City West as the marquee talent. The field also features sleepers like Rob Kampman, Derek Weber, Brett Watson, John Turek, Adam Salow, Karl Peterson, James Ball, and Ryan Kedley, with many headed to NAIA or Division II/III or junior colleges.
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