Bethell selects Ottawa University for basketball and academics
Williamsburg senior Kelley Bethell signed with Ottawa University to join Patti Masten’s Lady Braves, choosing OU for its strong academics and quality music program. Bethell, a four year starter in basketball and volleyball and nationally recognized musician, weighed proximity but chose dorm life and a basketball future. She nearly joined Kansas for a music scholarship but pursued her dream of playing basketball.
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University of Kansas
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Bethell commits to Oklahoma basketball after Williamsburg success
University guard Kelley Bethell, at 5-foot-5, helped Williamsburg post two 20 win seasons. OU coach Masten praised Bethell as a versatile, well rounded person and a potential fit at guard. Bethell noted Masten cared about her beyond basketball and anticipates joining a program with returning players at Wilson Field House.
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Royals Affiliate Wranglers Set Season Opener in Wichita
Wichita Wranglers officials confirmed that Kansas City's spring training will not affect the team's schedule. The Wranglers host the El Paso Diablos at Lawrence-Dumont Stadium to begin their first season as KC Royals double-A affiliate in the Texas League.
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Trevor Vernon
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Baseball
Memphis
Vernon
Tarkanian may coach alma mater
Jerry Tarkanian, basketball's winningest coach by percentage, is interviewing for the head coaching job at his alma mater Fresno State in Fresno, California. A decision could come as early as today, according to school officials.
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Trio sparks Viking boys at Ottawa meet and girls slide short
In Ottawa on April 5 1995 Anderson County led girls through Jenny Dassing winning the 100 and 200 while Erin Katzer captured the triple jump and 300 hurdles. Osage City’s Kari Pittman swept the 400 and 800. Central Heights’ Jennifer Ginger won the 1600 and 3200.
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Page
Stottlemire
Summer
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Walquist
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Shildte
Central Heights Invitational Boys Track Team Scores
Central Heights led boys with 181 points, followed by Prairie View 116 and Humboldt 113. CH athletes posted wins in long jump, pole vault, high jump, shot put, discus, javelin, triple jump, 4x100 and 4x400 relays, with standout marks from Orender, Stephenson, and G Wuertz among others.
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Top KSU prospect has virus
Kansas State quarterback hopeful Cody Lee Smith left Manhattan for Southern California with a stomach virus that began during spring. Coach Bill Snyder said Smith’s illness prompted a return to the West Coast for evaluation at UCLA Medical Center. Unclear if the transfer will be ready by fall as the Wildcats run a 15 day spring drill.
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