Waverly tops Osage City in OCHS Invitational final
Waverly High, ranked No.2 in 1A, defeated No.5 in 3A Osage City 81 to 72 to complete a 3-0 tournament run. Sean Robbins scored 34 points and Bill Tyson 22 as Osage City was led by Chad Wilkins with 31 and Richie Carlson with 19 in a hard fought final.
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Herald
Osage City
David and Goliath
Sean Robbins
Bill Tyson
Waverly High
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Tyson
Bulldogs
Chad Wilkins
Richie Carlson
Ochs
Waverly
Hevel
Osage
Young
Sharon
Peek
O'Bannion
Neufeld
Fearton
McGrath
Carlson
Mullhow
Wilkins
Orender
Bond
Swarte
Totals
Lyndon
Goodrich
Schmeltewind
Williams
Mamey
Sturdy
Hurt
M. Mission Valley
Miller
Montgomery
Warren
Jensen
Childers
Price
Ross Mullnow
Steve Zuk
Mission Valley tops Osage City in OCHL tournament final
Osage City trails 15-0 early as Mission Valley dominates to win 64-52 in the OCHL Tournament final. Teresa Lane leads with 24 points for the Vikings, while Osage City is paced by Angie Fager with 16.
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Scott Hollister
Herald
Osage City
Mission Valley
Vikings
Indians
Osage
Kent Reed
Teresa Lane
Willie Kraus
Cyndi Cushing
Angie Fager
Nicole Stromgren
Reed
Pilnsky
Privat
Stromgren
Fager
Moore
Sebring
Lindbloom
Price
Totala
Shumate
Cushing
Campbell
Lane
Kraus
Henderson
Dobbie
M. Kraus
Ottawa High opens hoops season at Bonner Springs Paola tourney
The Ottawa High School boys and girls basketball teams start the 1989 1990 season in the Bonner Springs Paola Invitational. The girls play Paola at 6 30 p m and the boys at 8 p m with winners advancing to the Thursday semifinals at Bonner Springs. The finals are Saturday in Bonner.
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Ottawa High
Bonner Springs
Paola
Cyclones
Panthers
OHS
Bonner
Ottawa High wrestlers open season with seventh at Olathe
Ottawa High Cyclones opened the 1989 90 season with a seventh place finish at the Olathe Noah Tournament. Murray Zogg won the heavyweight title with a 3 0 record and two other Cyclones placed second. Coach Jaime Cuevas praised the experience gained by younger grapplers and said next stop is Gardner tournament at 8 30 am.
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Ottawa High Cyclones
Olathe Noah
Effingham
Shawnee Heights
Shawnee Mission Northwest
Harmon
Paola
Olathe North
Ottawa
Fort Scott
Murray Zogg
Zogg
Richard Blevins
Tony Hiles
Domingo Godinez
Marc McClay
Jerry Lynn
Brian Nutt
Cyclones
OHL
Jaime Cuevas
Baker rallies past Missouri Valley to reach NAIA II semis
Baker (10-1) overcame a stiff wind at Marshall Mo to beat Missouri Valley 35-28 in the NAIA Division II playoffs. Tailback Brad Blackwell scored four times, including a 1-yard punt return, as Baker erased a 26-2 deficit and advances to face Wisconsin La Crosse. Valley finishes 10-2 after a late rally bid.
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Marshall
Baker
Missouri Valley
Todd Moore
Wisconsin la Crosse
Baldwin
Valley
Ken Gibler
Brad Blackwell
Wildcats
Charlie Richard
Burch Leads Hornets Past Harding in NAIA Playoff Win
Emporia State, led by Mike Burch with 185 rushing yards and 159 passing yards on 11 of 20 attempts, routed Harding 32-9 in the NAIA Division I quarterfinals. The Hornets advance to the semifinals at Adams State after dedicating the win to freshman Les Loden who died in a Thanksgiving night car crash.
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Emporia State
Harding
Mike Burch
Burch
Ark
Hornets
Adams State
Colo
State
Les Loden
Les
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Brian Louderback
Fred Acker
Shawn Johnson
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Tischhauser
Dlekmann
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Lydia Price
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Alane Harris
Michelle Bame
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Dougherty
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Harris
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Attic
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Walquist
Romine
Gardner
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Brad Drehle
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