Ottawa Cyclones tip off in Paola Bonner Springs tourney
Ottawa High opens its season with both girls and boys games against Bonner Springs. The girls start at 6 p.m. and the boys at 7 45 p.m. Tonight's results determine Thursday matchups and Friday finals host as the tournament unfolds with potential rematches against Highland Park and St Thomas Aquinas.
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Williamsburg four on four basketball tourney to aid WHS
Four on four tournament to benefit Williamsburg High athletic program set for Saturday at WHS gym. Entry is 70 dollars per team with 15 dollars refunded if no technical fouls and if an official is provided for each game after their own. Each team gets three games. contact Chuck Lee at 746-5750 or 242-8191.
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Chiefs Dominate Patriots In Early Scoring Rampage
Kansas City sprinted to a 23-0 halftime lead and routed New England 37-7 as Steve DeBerg connected on an 86-yard TD pass to Stephone Paige and Barry Ward ran for 112 yards. New England, 1-11, surrendered 28.5 points per game, the league’s worst, while KC (8-4) extended its AFC West lead. Ward dismissed Patriots’ defense as unable to stop anyone, and DeBerg guided a fast start with a flurry of big plays and six sacks by KC.
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Chiefs Patriots At A Glance In Week Summary
Chiefs DeBerg 15 21 0 331 passing with 312 yards first half. Patriots Hudson 20 39 2 211. Paige 7-151 receiving leads Chiefs. Hodson hits Mary Cook for 2 yard score. Okoye scores two 1 yard TDs as KC runs 96 yards in second half.
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Osage City Girls Win Season Opener In Tourney Final
Osage City high school leads Olpe 36 27 after three quarters but stalls in the fourth, holding on for a 40 37 victory to go 3 0. Angie Fager tops Osage with 14 points while Keena Privat and Nicole Stromgren also contribute in the Osage City Tournament.
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Fights mar Sterling win over Ottawa in Kansas clash
Ottawa University coach Andy Carter claimed his first win as Sterling College battled suspensions after four players were ejected for fighting in a 93 84 victory. Technical fouls and two-player ejections occurred late as order was restored with police escort. The suspensions will sit out the Braves next game against Bethany while both teams reflected on the wild finish.
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