One Kansan Selected to Juco All-America List
Richard Marsden of Hutchinson Junior College is the only Kansas pick on the National Junior College Athletic Association All-American Basketball Team. The 6-5 sophomore led the Jayhawk Conference with a 26.7 ppg in 1971-72 and earned unanimous all-conference honors for the second straight year. First team names include Greg McDougald Seminole Texas, Benny Clyde Ellsworth Iowa Falls, Robert Wilson Northeastern Sterling, and Robert Larsen Triton River Grove Wisconsin. Second team features Richard Marsden among others.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Richard Morsden
Hutchinson Junior College
Kansas
National Junior College Athletic Association
Marsden
Jayhawk
College honors list includes multiple players across several schools
Paducah Kentucky and Kilgore Texas junior colleges lead the first team with Sammy Hervey and Jon Heath among others. Third team selections feature Butch Taylor Gulf Coast Panama City Florida and Ron Hightower Robert Morris Pittsburgh among others.
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Ford
Paducah
Sammy Hervey
Kilgore
Tex
Jon Heath
Dalton
Butch Taylor
Gulf Coast College
Panama City
Fla
Ron Hightower
Robert Morris College
Pittsburgh
Jeff Reisinger
Anderson
S.C
Bill Hagings
Arizona Western College
Yuma
Ariz
Victor Kelly
Southern Idaho College
Twin Falls
Idaho
Archie Myers
Howard County Junior College
Big Springs
Region VI Names All Star Cagers
Hutchinson Junior College places two players on the 10 man Region VI NJCAA team. Richard Marsden and Stan Blackmon are among the selections joining C W Guthrie Barton County JC Great Bend Charlie Evans Coffeyville JC Ron Williams Fort Scott JC Boad Jackson Dodge City CC Greg White Seward County Liberal Ron Tillis Independence CC Dean Ray hill Johnson County Shawnee Mission and Dan Gracey St John s Winfield.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Hutchinson Junior College
National Junior College Athletic Association
Lege
Great Bend
Charlie Evans
Coffeyville Junior College
Ron Williams
Fort Scott Junior College
Boad Jackson
Dodge City Community College
Greg White
Seward County Junior College
Liberal
Ron Tillis
Independence Community College
Dean Rayhill
Johnson County Junior College
Shawnee Mission
Dan Gracey
St. John's College
Winfield
Juco Netters Open Season with Wide Win at Allen County
Neosho County Juco tennis team overwhelmed Allen County 74 1 in Wednesday’s season opener at Iola. Only one set fell to Allen County in doubles Mee Ludlum Reynolds Waugh. singles saw Mike Arnold Brune Naff Waggoner Parks win by clear margins. The Panthers next play Monday at Independence.
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Neosho County
Juco
Allen County
Panthers
Brian Mee
Ted Ludlan
Tim Reynolds
Jim Waugh
Mike Arnold
Nelson
Brune
Waugh
Jim Naff
Demoret
Waggoner
Reynolds
Steve Parks
Terry Crane
Independence
Royster Rockets Open Golf Season At Coffeyville Invite
Royster Junior High tees off its golf season sending five eighth graders Rob Johnson Mark Haight Mike Sutcliffe Steve Crawford and David Cloke to Coffeyville for an invitational. Coach Paul Keller forecasts a strong year as the Rockets aim for improvement with a small squad and individual coaching focus.
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Royster Junior High
Rocket
Royster
Rockets
Rob Johnson
Mark Haight
Mike Sutcliffe
Steve Crawford
David Cloke
Paul Keller
Prep Track Indoor Meet Expands to 301 Teams in State History
Topeka Kansas AP Fifty more high schools join the state indoor track and field meet March 2025 for a total of 301 the most in state history. Chanute High School enters five bays in the meet with Breck Churchill Dan Evans in the 60 yard dash Brad Parks in the 60 yard high hurdles and the 70 yard lows Tom Wheat in the shot put and Roger Tucker in the high jump. The Comets outdoor campaign opens next Thursday with a dual against Iola and the first varsity meet is set for April 8 at Coffeyville. current 30 boys on Chanute squad.
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Topeka
Kan
Ahern
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Brice Durbin
Kansas High School Activities Association
Chanute High School
Blue Comet
Thad Clements
Breck Churchill
Dan Evans
Brad Parks
Tom Wheat
Roger Tucker
Chanute
Comets
Iola
Coffeyville
Comet
UCLA Bruins Meet Louisville Cardinals In Semifinal Clash
UCLA seeks a sixth straight national title as John Wooden's undefeated Bruins face Denny Crum's Louisville, while North Carolina meets Florida State in the other semifinal slated for 9 10 p.m. EST.
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Los Angeles
John Wooden
Ucla Bruins
Denny Crum
Louisville Cardinals
Wooden
Bruins
North Carolina
Florida State
UCLA
Exhibition baseball results and college basketball notes
Baseball scores from Wednesday include Los Angeles 5 Cincinnati 3 New York N 3 New York A 0 Kansas City 4 Texas 3 Detroit 7 New York N B Chicago A 7 Minnesota 5 Baltimore 10 Pittsburgh 5 Philadelphia 8 St Louis 7 Boston 11 Houston 7 Milwaukee 7 San Francisco 3 Montreal 7 Atlanta 4 Cleveland 4 Chicago N 3 Oakland 6 California. In college basketball UCLA Louisville loom in NCAA crown action with North Carolina meeting Florida State in Los Angeles. North Carolina 25 4 Florida State 26 5 UCLA 26 0 Louisville 26 3 McAdoo 69 and Wuycik top UNC stars as big eight race nears.
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Los Angeles
UCLA
Louisville
Los Angeles Sports Arena
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