Thursday Basketball Schedule for Local High Schools
Osage City faces Hartford and Burlingame in evening games while Baldwin Spring Hill clash and Pomona Olpe host matchups. OCHS Waverly plays White City, with Osage City Pomona Waverly in the OCHS Invitational lineup and Osawatomie visiting Anderson County. Jayhawk Linn travels Central Heights, Chase County visits Lyndon, MdCV visits Williamsburg, Santa Fe Trail meets Wellsville, and Ottawa plays St Schlastica at Grandview Invitational at 6 p.m.
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Tabor Defense Smothers Braves In KCAC Opener
Ottawa University suffers a 90-61 defeat to Tabor as coach Andy Carrier battles illness. Brent Garrison scores 26 for the Bluejays while OU men slump to 4-4, unable to defend on the road and miss 14 from three-point range. Greg King leads OU with 14 points.
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Tusboro
Ottawa University
Braves
Andy Carrier
Tabor
Kansas
Bluejays
Carri
Greg King
St. Marys
Southwestern
Tobar
Justus
Glanzer
Pyle
Wichart
Garrison
Finnay
Kern
Behnke
Jost
Wertenberger
Ottawa
Robinson
Miller
Karnatz
Steele
Schneider
Cleverly
McDonnall
Hermrack
Rush
Nelson
King
Banks
Hallime
Karnatz Taam
Cyclone wrestlers face tough schedule after Ottawa losses
Ottawa high school wrestlers split results as they beat Topeka Hayden 54 18 then lost to Washburn Rural 51 28. Coach Boldra said Rural is the strongest dual team in years and stressed returning to basics while prep for the Olathe North Invitational.
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Babe Boldna
Cyclones
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Brandon Shuppert
Justin Altic
Luke Hinderliter
Joe Zogg
Shuppert
Hinderliter
Matt Stone
Lady Braves edge Tabor 74 72 in close OU win
Ottawa University women pull out a 74 72 victory over Tabor as four of six early games stay within five points. Heather McMillen scores a career high 14, Alicia Roberts leads with 18, and Candie Lindley blocks key shots down the stretch to seal the road win in Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference play.
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Steve Schneider
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Ilsboro
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Kansas Collegiate Athletic
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Candie Lindley
Lindley
Heather McMillen
Taryn Jost
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Trey
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Kalisha Patrick
Middle School Girls Basketball Wins and Scores Around Lawrence
Lawrence Ottawa Middle School seventh graders improved to 7-0 with a 34-9 win over Lawrence Southwest while eighth graders moved to 6-4 in a 40-17 victory. Lindsey Dieterich led with 17 points, Michelle Robertson scored 9 for Wellsville, Jill Dorsey had 8, and Pomona suffered a 30-23 loss to Scranton in varsity action.
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Lindsey Dieterich
Jayme Vance
Sharell Wheeler
Adrianne Allegre
Michelle Robertson
Jill Garvin
Sara Hinderliter
Heather Fogle
Kelly Eye
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Katie Ransom
OMS
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Jami Anderson
Amber Lund
Amanda Mantis
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Anderson County
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Scranton
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Jill Bigham
Burlingame
Shockers shock Wildcats for first win at K State arena
Wichita State shocks Kansas State 74 59 at Bramlage Coliseum to snap a historic drought. Jason Perez scores 20 on six of six from field and three pointers, sparking an 11 2 second half run to take control and hand K State its first home loss of the season. Jamie Arnold adds 19 points and 10 rebounds as Gerald Baker struggles with fouls for the Wildcats.
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Wildcats
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Mark Young
Ayanne May
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Aaron Swartzendruber
Royals open 1997 season with Orioles in Baltimore
Kansas City Royals will start the 1997 season April 1 in Baltimore. The schedule includes interleague play with a Labor Day weekend series against the St. Louis Cardinals at Kauffman Stadium. Home opener is April 7 at 1 05 p m against the Orioles with tickets on sale February 7. Ticket prices stay at 5 to 14 dollars.
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Royals
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