Friday high school basketball schedules by matchups
Friday scheduling includes Baldwin at Santa Fe Trail 6:30 pm Jayhawk Linn at Central Heights 6 30 pm Piper at Ottawa 5 30 pm Pomona at Osage City Inv Williamsburg at Burlingame Inv Saturday college Bethany at Ottawa 6 7 pm Williamsburg at Burlingame Inv Wrestling Anderson County at Gardner Inv Baldwin at SM East Inv Central Heights at Marmaton Valley Ottawa at Olathe North Inv Wellsville at Atchison Inv 9 am
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Jayhawk-Linn
Central Heights
Piper
Ottawa
Pomona
Osage City
Wiliamsburg
Burlingame
Bethany
Williamsburg
Anderson County
Gardner
Baldwin
SM East
Marmaton Valley
Olathe North
Wellsville
Atchison
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ESPN
Kentucky
North Carolina
CBS
Notre Dame
Michigan
Dim Wooldridge
Illinois
Arkansas
Duke
Valparaiso
ESPN2
Pacific
Kansas
Cha
Cincinnati
Dayton
Colorado
Oregon St
Pittsburgh
South Florida
Virginia Tech
Miami
Army
Navy
Georgia Souther
Montana
USC
Ucla
Tennessee
Auburn
Associated Press
Fordham
Iowa
Hartford
Dartmouth
Seton Hall
Monmouth
N.J
St. Peter's
Loyola
South Belmont
Troy
E. Kentucky
Savannah St
Gardner-Webb
UCF
High Point
Greensboro
Jacksonville
Ga. St
Mercer
Stetson
Miss. St
South Alabama
Radford
N. Carolina Art
Tennessee St
Texas A&m
Oakland
Mich
Texas Tech
SMU
FAR West Air Force
N. Colorado
S. Utah
Utah Valley
St. Mary's
Cal
Delaware
Fairfield
Lafayette
Manhattan
Iona
Penn
South
Grambling St
Campbell
Florida St
Florida A&m
Louisiana Tech
W. Kentucky
N.C. State
Tenn.Martin
Alabama
Southern U
UGF
Balmont
Wake Forest
N.C. A&t
Midwest Cent. Mich
Cleveland St
E. Illinois
St.-Chicago
Ft. Wayne
Akron
Minnesota
Detroit
Wis
Milwaukee
Washburn
Youngstown St
Toledo
Southwest Oklahoma
Lamar
TCU
Ark
Little Rock
Ottawa Braves Stumble In KCAC Opener At Sterling
Ottawa University struggles on offense in a 67 51 loss to Sterling Warriors at Wilson Field House. The Braves shot 24 percent in the first half and 32 percent for the game, marking their season low by both halves. Coach Andy Carrier cited lapses in execution despite solid defense.
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Ottawa University
Braves
Kansas
Ottawa
Andy Carrier
Sterling
John Nowak
Ottawa Herald
Sterling College
Mandrae Collins
Justin Smith
Wilson Field House
Braves fall as Warriors surge in second half
Ottawa trailed 56-33 with six minutes left as the Warriors exploded in the second half. Sterling led Ottawa with 15 points while Emme added a career-best 13 with six rebounds. Stanley Carrier praised Sterling and noted Ottawa will regain balance after a 3-6 start and a five-game skid heading into a Bethany clash.
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Warriors
Carrier
Braves
Sterling
Bret Lickteig
Ottawa
Craig Emme
Sam Thiessen
Bethany
FGA
FGM
Sterling tops Ottawa in tightly played conference opener
No. 15 Sterling upset Ottawa University 73 to 70 as the teams traded runs in Wilson Field. Sterling built a 40 25 lead with a 21 8 run aided by a disruptive press, while Ottawa battled back to within one at 58 58 late in the second half before fading.
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Ottawa University
Sterling College
Sterling
Lady Braves
Wilson Field House
Ottawa
Arabie Conner
Hallie Boyce
Conner
Lady Braves fall 71 70 as late shots miss for Ottawa
Ottawa battles to the final minute but misses multiple late looks after Amanda Stichler and Brittany Broyles spark the rally. Johnny Ellis leads Ottawa with 23 points while Renee Sid nay posts a double double as the Lady Warriors pull away at 70 71. Ottawa stands at 3 6, 0 1, next home game against Bethany at 5 p.m. Saturday.
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Ottawa
Amanda Stichler
Brittany Broyles
Sterling
Amanda Owens
Lady Warriors
Trey
Broyles
Johnny Ellis
Boyce
Renee Sidney
Renee
Conner
Bethany
Starling
Ekart
Bassett
Owens
Frees
White
Pitts
Swisher
Brogren
Stichler
Ells
Loomis
Wilson
Harger
Sidnay
Labrador
Williamsburg opens season with win over Burlingame
Williamsburg High School girls basketball opened the season with a 45 to 27 victory over Burlingame in the Burlingame Tournament. Jess Magrath led Williamsburg with 24 points, while Becca Stroman added 7. Coach Shawn Walters credited defense for the win as Burlingame struggled to 22 field goal attempts. Williamsburg faces Kansas School for the Deaf in the semifinals.
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Burlingame
Williamsburg
Panthers
Kansas School For the Deaf
Shawn Walters
Jess Magrath
Becca Stroman
Walters
Emily Keuchel
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