Guntert lifts LHS girls past KC Washington in opener
Tayler Guntert sank 10 of 14 free throws to score 13 as Lawrence High beat Kansas City Washington 48 46 in the season opener. Dani May added 11 and Mandy Amyx 11. The Lions endured first half jitters and 12 turnovers before tightening late.
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Tayler Guntert
Lawrence High
KC Washington
Guntert
LHS
Lions
Kansas City Washington
Wildcats
Dani May
Mandy Amyx
Lawrence
Kansas City
Washington
Rebecca Todd
Tiffany Taylor
Randi Johnson
Elena Stricklen
LaToya McConnell
Shalanda Yeager
Nellie Terry
Mandy Mate
Taylor Guntert
Emily Schwartz
Ashley Burnett
Glover
Nicole Wilcox
Rachel Severance
Jamie Rusk
Jen Baum
Katie Ball
Asa Dixon
McConnell
Stricklaw
Todd
David Platt
Platt
Wildcats rally past Lions in late thriller
LaToya McConnell sparked Lawrence High with 15 straight points finishing with 17 as KC Washington led 46-43 after Elena Stricklen’s miss. Guntert sank free throws down the stretch to seal a 48-43 win for Lawrence in a game noted for struggles from the floor and 18 Lawrence turnovers. JV: Katie Bell led Lawrence with 18 points in a 55-24 win.
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Wildcats
LaToya McConnell
McConnell
Cats
Guntert
LHS
Washington
Elena Striklen
Lions
Stricklen
Lawrence High
KC Washington
Kansas City Harmon
Platt
Katie Bell
Lawrence
Tongie, Eudora reach Hoopfest semis
Tongie and Eudora advance to Hoopfest semifinals after close games. Tongie beat Baldwin 54 52 on a buzzer beater by Bryan Gurss. Baldwin led late but missed control and Tongie held a 12 6 first quarter edge. Eudora outscored DeSoto 15 6 in the final stanza to win 52 36 and set semifinal pairing with Tongie tonight.
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DeSoto
Tonganoxie High
Baldwin
DeSoto Wildcats
Tongie
Bryan Gurss
Chieftains
Bulldogs
Thad
Tonganoxie
Mike Webb
Sam McCall
Bobby Taul
Scott Breuer
Taul
Carnagie
Mark Elmer
Matt Fisher
Elmer
Fisher
Eudora
Wildcats
Jason Andrews
Baldwin and DeSoto women win at Gardner Invitational
Baldwin defeated Tonganoxie 60 to 36 in opening round play at Gardner-Edgerton Nike Middle School. Tutschulte led Baldwin with 17 points and Frost added 13. Korb topped Tongie with 14. DeSoto beat Eudora 52 to 39 as Francis and Neis led with 14 and 19 points respectively, advancing in the tournament's first round.
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Crystal Tutschulte
Amber Frost
Baldwin
Bulldogs
Tonganoxie
Nike Middle School
Tutschulte
Frost
Colleen Kivett
Andrea Korb
Tongie
Spring Hill
Cardinals
DeSoto
EHL
Don Grosdidier
Erica Francis
Kelly Neis
Eudora
Kansas City Piper-Gardner
Piper-Gardner
Eudora Fou
DeSoto — Francis
Bernard
Biggers
Wiggins
Siler
Pratt
Melanie Smith
Rashena Neldens
Mallorie Cleveland
Jill Woodward
Meta Woodward
DePaul Rally Beats Monmouth in 69-62 Victory
No. 20 DePaul overcome Monmouth 69-62 as Bobby Simmons nets 17 and Quentin Richardson adds 16 with 11 rebounds. Monmouth led 44-39 at half, but DePaul edged ahead 57-56 late, aided by Kerry Hartfield’s lone 3 and Rashon Burne’s long-range shot.
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Bobby Simmons
Quentin Richardson
DePaul
Monmouth
Princeton
Pat Kennedy
Kerry Hartfield
Rashon Burne
Kevin Owens
Rahsaan Johnson
Quin Hayes
Hayes
Johnson
N.J
Bridgemohan
Owens
Callins
Milton
Dooley
Benoit
Carter
Anderson
McPherson
Simmons
Hunter
Burnp
Richardson
Tulley
Avery
Hartfield
Baker
Hines
Burne
Gahnson
Bump
Bakers and Haskell Battle In High Scoring Duel
Baker and Haskell players fill box as Baker totals 95 points to Haskell 73. Deterding Schwerman and Macan lead Baker scoring with multiple threes while LeBeau Botane Deal and Randle pace Haskell. Fouls reach 28 for Haskell and 17 for Baker.
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Baker
Haskell
Macan
Aeriey
Schwerman
Deterding
Wooley Haskell
R. LeBeau
Deal
Botone
Baker men hold off Haskell charge 95 73
Baker University Wildcats defeated Haskell Indians 95 to 73 at Coffin Complex. Haskell, 0-11 in its first four year season, trailed by as many as eight early and mounted a late push led by Corey Ladson with 24 points. Baker improved to 7-5 behind 15 points from John Macan and Aaron Schwerman.
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Indian Nations University
Baker
Bulldogs
Coffin Complex
Rocklyn LeBeau
Rick Weaver
Chris Randle
Weaver
Wildcats
Gipp
HINU
Corey Ladson
John Macan
Aaron Schwerman
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