Cardinal Invitational Final: Spring Hill Tops Eudora 68 48
Spring Hill, ranked No. 1 in Class 4A, beat Eudora 68 to 48 in the Cardinal Invitational title game. The contest featured 48 combined fouls and 47 turnovers as both teams struggled at the free throw line, with Spring Hill pulling away in the second half behind Paul Ray who scored 14 of his 18 after the break. Eudora’s Zac Tyler led with nine points, while Spring Hill's 6foot-5 forward contributed key inside buckets and a high-energy effort.
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Spring Hill
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Moyer
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Heights Hammer Free State In Olathe Invitational Loss
Shawnee Heights thumped Free State 63 to 32 in the Olathe East Invitational first round. The Firebirds hit a season low, committing 17 turnovers and making 16 of 17 shots missed in the first half, while Lauren Wright led Free State with a late first-half triple and Amber Hinton added eight off the bench.
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Olathe
Free State
Firebirds
Shawnee Heights
Craig Hershiser
Hershiser
Stacie Garland
Heights
Topeka High
Amber Hinton
Jayme Lisher
Wyandotte
Lisher
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O-East
Dania Robbs
Andrea Moamaw
Jessica Mainz
Laura Blary
Emily Smith
Carrie Edmonds
Shannon Nesbitt
Heather Whitcomb
Audra Lawson
Dani White
Laci Schreiber
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Hellats
Lions Defeat Center in Tourney Opener
Lions built a 64-49 lead after three quarters and pulled away in the final period as Watkins hit a baseline three off a no look pass from Vinson. Center, led by Odis Smith with 22, trailed by as many as 21. Jamie Peterson paced the Lions with nine rebounds, as LHS eyes title defense after a season-opening loss.
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Vinson
Center
Odis Smith
Lions
Yellowjackets
LHS
Jamie Peterson
Topeka
McAnderson
Lawrence 78 KC Center 63 in upset basketball clash
Lawrence beats KC Center 78 to 63 as Vinson and Watkins lead with multiple scorers. Players listed include Vinson 3-9 3-6 11, Peterson 3-7 1-0, Walls fouled out for KC Center, and a cell phone incident delays late in the fourth. LHS advances to face KC Sumner at 6:45 after Sumner’s 71-69 win over Webb City.
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JournalWorld
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Stephen Vinson
Kansas City Center
Terance Williams
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Odis Smith
Vinson
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Steve Walls
Leo Wright
Delmeka Brown
Ryan Kemp
Terance Wien
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Cale
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White
Floyd
Clayton
Walls
Parkinson
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Webb City
Ottawa dominates in Goodland Topside Tipoff clash
Ottawa High Cyclones crushed Burlington 107 to 62 to set a Topside Tipoff scoring record. Chris Hermreck 26, Eric Hull 24, Ross Thompson 23 propelled OHS to 1-1. Thompson grabbed 16 rebounds and Hull drilled 11 threes. Ottawa shifts to face McCook, Neb. at 5 p.m. with 2-0 Morrill awaiting in afternoon action.
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Cyclones
Burlington
Cola
Chris Hermreck
Eric Hull
Ross Thompson
OHS
David Graver
Ottawa
S. Thompson
Hull
McCook
Neb
Morrill
Adam Spratt
Erle Hull
Cale Drumright
Lee Baldwin
Michael Catlon
Isaac Templeton
Clint Bones
Justin Tomes
Hernandex
Dustin’ Purvlance
Saul Hallagin
Darren Dobler
Kadé Hinkhouse
Braden Schaal
Justin Hemphill
Free State Firebirds edged by Shawnee Heights 48 47 at White Auditorium
Free State trailed most of the game before a late surge tied the score at 47 46 with 39 seconds left. Heights pulled ahead on two late free throws by John Meissner as Neal Dougherty missed a last second shot. Dillingham led Free State with 14 points and 13 rebounds in the loss.
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Free State
Andrew Cruse
Wooden
John Meissner
Schreiner
FSHS
Neil Dougherty
Poughary
Emporia State
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Garden City
Shawnee Heights and Free State Faceoff In Scoring Duel
Shawnee Heights and Free State players combine for a high scoring game with Cruse and Dillingham leading for Free State while Woodland Giordane and Miller pace Shawnee Heights. Free throws, three pointers, and fouls shape a tight finish in the boys basketball clash.
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