Free State Firebirds top Washburn Rural in tournament buildup
Free State High defeated Washburn Rural as Cole Douglas, sidelined briefly, returned to the court. Keith Woodell left with a back strain after scoring nine, while Bilai Jones struggled with foul trouble. Daii Dillingham led FSHS with 13 points in the second half and Brady Morningstar added seven. Morningstar finished second in a three point shooting event, with Emporia's Wes Book winning. The Firebirds, aiming for a title, emphasize executing their offense and securing another win in the tournament.
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FSHS
Keith Woode
Wooden
Bilai Jones
Daii Dillingham
Firebirds
Brady Morningstar
Schreiner
Ian
Morningstar
Emporia
Wes Book
Firebird mistakes melt down in 63-49 loss to Junction City
Free State High girls basketball, coached by Bryan Duncan, faltered late as Junction City pulled away 63-49. Brianna Buchanan led Junction City with 21 points, while Free State’s Jayme Lisher scored 14 in a hard-fought game. Free State drops to 1-1 and heads to Kansas City Washington next.
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Journal-World Photo
Free State
Junction City
Free State High
Bryan Duncan
Duncan
FSHS
Firebirds
Blue Jays
Venessa Roy
Lacy Osbourn
Candace Mathews
Felecia Herring
Brianna Buchanan
Victoria Faulkne
Dee Ivory
Jennifer Pease
LaTasha Lewis
Wallis Romzek
Emilie Hamburger
Kelsey Randall
Jenny Gwaltney
Jamie Stancliff
Ramona Daney
Jayme Lisher
Danielle Coleman
Lauren Abney
Kirby Beneventi
Osbourn
Buchanan
Lisher
Abney
Hamburger
Lewis
Kansas State
Quentin Buchanan
Kansas City
Washington
Free State Downs Washburn Rural 50-29 In Narrow Victory
Free State beat Washburn Rural 50 to 29 as Dain Dillingham led with 13 points and Cole Douglas added 12. Morningstar and Blankenship contributed for Free State while Washburn Rural struggled from the field finishing 11 of 47. Free State shot 21 of 47 and held the visitors to 29 points with 18 fouls to 11.
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Cole Douglas
Mark Case
Keith Wooden
Washburn Rural
Ryan Deutsch
Mitch Montgomery
Jake Bervett
Jordan Plachecki
Brack Simpson
Brady Sisk
Dylan Schoonover
Nic Cramer
Free State
Washburn Rurals
Blankenship
Morningstar
Dillingham
Bellinder
Simpson
Montgomery
Lions fall to Lee's Summit North in Blue Valley Shootout semi
Lawrence High's boys basketball struggles with poor shooting and cold quarters as Lee's Summit North builds an early eight point lead and cruises to a 69 49 semifinal win. Coach Chris Davis notes mental hurdles when shots miss and the Lions fail to find rhythm.
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Lawrence High
Chris Davis
Lee’s
Summit
North
Lions
Davis
LHS
Broncos
Lawrence
Lions Fall To Lee’s Summit North In State Clash
Lawrence High loses 69 to 49 as Lee's Summit North dominates with 27 of 60 shooting and five players in double figures. Parker leads LHS with eight points. Seymour adds nine, while Northway and Donnelly pace LSN with 16 and 10 respectively. Lions face Blue Valley in third-place game seeking motivation and improvement.
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Lee's Summit
North
Lawrence High
Lawrence
Taylor Parker
Bryan Cargill
Brian Seymour
Brad Collier
Derrick Newman
Brandon McAnderson
Noah Winter
Scott Bellinger
Chris Fulton
Joe Crane
Totals
Lee's Summit North
Gary Seaton
Drew Korschot
Tyler Northway
Kenny Fellhauer
Trent Donnelly
Brandon Burgette
Nathan Potter
Eric Daniels
Casey McComsey
Qy Lee
Summit North
Cargill
Parker
Crane
Winter
Lee's
Donnelly
Korschat
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LHS
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Summit
Lee’s Summit
Blue Valley
Davis
Topeka High
Ponca City
Free State
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Shawnee Mission South
Shawnee Mission Northwest
Topeka
Blue Valley North
Olathe North
Shawnee Mission North
Olathe East
KC Wyandotte
Shawnee Mission West
Olathe South
Leavenworth
Sub-state
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Free State basketball schedule and results roundup
Free State boys sweep Emporia tournament then list January February games at Lawrence High Olathe North East and Topeka events. Also Free State gifts KC Wyandotte and defeats Junction City while Lawrence High boys and girls prepare for upcoming games through February with multiple at home and away dates.
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Washburn Rural
Tulsa S&t
Emporia
Shawnee Mission South
Shawnee Mission Northwest
Lawrence High
Tbd
KC Wyandotte
Junction City
KC Lapa
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Wichita Southeast
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Metro Shootout
Topeka High
St. Theresa
Friday High School Scores Show Wide District Playoffs
A long list of boys and girls scores from Friday league games across Kansas and nearby Oklahoma. Notable tallies include Argonia 52 Cedar Vale 50 and Hoisington 76 Ellinwood 53. Several teams posted strong showings in both boys and girls matchups, with high totals from Derby, Salina Sacred Heart, and Wichita North among others.
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Frankfort
Wetmore
Free State
Topeka
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Garden City
Tulsa Science & Technology
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Creighton Faces Kansas Women In Allen Fieldhouse Showdown
Creighton meets Kansas in a nonconference women game at Allen Fieldhouse. KU guard Kristi Woodard leads scoring alongside Teammate Blair Waltz, while Creighton leans on Christy Neneman as Dayna Finch returns from a hand fracture. Neneman scored 32 in a recent win over Iowa, and KU holds a 14-10 edge in the series since 1984-85.
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Creighton
Teresa Wessling
Jenny Burns
Kristi Woodard
Laura Spanheimer
Christy Neneman
Kansas
Blair Waltz
Crystal Kemp
Tamara Ransburg
Aquanita Burras
Leila Mengig
Allen Fieldhouse
KLWN
Neneman
Jays
Iowa
Michigan
Texas Tech
Jim Flanery
Dayna Finch
Finch
Omaha
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