Ozarks topples Haskell in women’s basketball 65 60
College of the Ozarks, ranked No. 7 in NAIA II, beat Haskell Indian Nations University 65 60 at Coffin Complex. Senior Charlotte Salablye led HIMU with 21 points and 15 rebounds while Heather Hinson added 14 for the Ozarks who improved to 13 0. Haskell fell to 5 10 6 3 in Midlands Collegiate Athletics Conference. Haskell next plays St. Mary’s Jan 14 at 5 30 p.m. in Leavenworth.
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College of the Ozarks
Haskell Indian Nations University
Coffin Complex
Charlotte Salablye
HIMU
Melissa Mossett
Haskell
Heather Hinson
HINU
St. Mary's
Leavenworth
Melissa Lacey
Journal-World Photo
Kateri Schaaf
KU coaches courted by Kansas amid coaching search
KU endeavors to hire aides as coach Gene Wier of Olathe North and others emerge as candidates. Noted Midwest recruiting interest includes Maurice Mack and possibilities from Blue Springs and Holton. Former Oklahoma aide Henderson brings broad coaching pedigree and NFL-pro stints to the discussion.
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Olathe North High
Gene Wier
Brandon
Kansas
Maurice Mack
Eagles
Midwest
Blue Springs
Kelly Donohoe
Holton
Brooks Barta
Donohoe
Jayhawks
Barta
K-State
Dale Gundy
Lawrence High and Free State Roll In Basketball Schedule
City boys at Topeka and Blue Valley Shootout results with wins and losses. Washburn Rural and Shawnee Heights compete in tournaments. City girls face Aquinas and Free State foes, with multiple January and February matchups across KC and Topeka venues.
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Free State High
Topeka High
Firebirds
Lawrence High
Topeka
KC Center
Blue Valley
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Free State
Shawnee Mission East
SM South
SM Northwest
Topeka Nest
Olathe North
Shawnee Heights
Emporia
City
KC Schlagle
Lawrence
Olathe South
Olathe East
Hickman Mills
SM West
SM East
Lawrence High Overland Park Aquinas
KC Washington
KC Harmon
Shawnee Miege
SM North
Leavenworth
KC Wyandotte
Junction City
Highland Park
Mangino's son Tommy Mangino transfers amid high school sports focus
Tommy Mangino, son of coach Mangino, moves between Norman North and Manhattan over 18 months seeking best fit for football and baseball. He played quarterback in a no-huddle offense, but football and baseball ambitions clash with transfer plans. His coach notes his defensive toughness and bat in the .270s with 20 RBIs, while baseball remains his first love and college goal.
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Timberwolves
Oklahoma University
Norman North
Mangino
Shannon Enfield
Manhattan
Enfield
Pittsburgh Pirates
Paul Potter
Tommy
Potter
Norman
Samantha
Mary Jane
Bill Snyder
Kansas State
Bobby Stoops
Lawrence
Lawrence High School
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Tulsa
Texas Christian University
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Purdue
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Sumner
Walters
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Klevin Costner
Channel
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Lawrence Humane Society
Hella
Horizon Mobility, Inc
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Hollywood
195Th Street
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Country Club Plaza
Jefferson Guest
Kansas City
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