NCCJC basketball future hinges on local booster support
A Cha nute Centric open letter argues NCCJC basketball risks decline without active Chanute Neosho County booster clubs. It notes recruiting from outside the county, funding rules, and parallels Labette Community College’s struggles. Officials plan a final booster push to rally help.
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All-Star selections highlight 1972-73 Kansas Jayhawk JC hoops
Unanimous picks fill Western and Eastern divisions of the Kansas Jayhawk JC Conference 10-man All-Star teams. Notable players include Tobias and Mitchell of Neosho County. Evans Williams Ha mound Tobias and Mitchell repeat from last year. Tobias averages 17.5 points 11.2 rebounds while Mitchell leads with 21.4 points per game and a school single-game 47-point mark.
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Adams Named All-Big Eight Captain and Top Scorer
Oklahoma freshman Alvan Adams led the All-Big Eight voting and was named captain after poll results showed him earning the most votes on the 16 member board. Kruger of Kansas State narrowly missed the captaincy while teammates from Missouri Kansas State Colorado plus Oklahoma State and others earned first and second team spots. Adams missed the final five games due to a fractured wrist yet still led the conference with 464 points in 21 games.
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Bruins top final AP basketball poll
UCLA earned the No 1 ranking in the final AP basketball poll with a 26 0 record. The Bruins received 28 of 32 first place votes and 632 points while unbeaten North Carolina State had three first place votes and 578 points. Long Beach State Providence Marquette and Indiana followed.
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NAIA First Round Scores From Defiance and Surrounding Matchups
In Defiance Ohio Westmont California topped S Da kota Tech 85 to 66 while Oklahoma Baptist beat Alcorn A&M 79 to 76. Guilford defeated Keene 92 to 82 and Valdosta State beat Kentucky State 90 to 81. Augustana Illinois downed Hanover Indiana 66 to 65 Slippery Rock Pennsylvania won 74 73 over Marymount Kansas Milwaukee defeated Phoenix 126 to 98.
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