Friday and Saturday High School Basketball Schedule
Friday events include Osage City Tournament games from 4 to 8 30 p m with multiple matchups at Prairie View and at Baldwin Central Heights and Lyndon feature. College games include Ottawa versus Mid America Bible at 6 p m and Ottawa versus Concordia at 1 p m Saturday includes Shawnee Heights and Osage City Tournament continues with five games. Monday Lola Tournament has Ottawa facing Burlington at 3 15 to 5 p m and Baldwin versus Girard 6 45 to 8 30 p m plus Anderson County against Parsons 3 15 to 5 p m. Central Heights hosts Humboldt against CH at 5 p m with Humboldt boys at 6 30 p m and Osawatomie versus Paola girls at 8 p m.
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Osage City
Anderson County
Prairie View
Qsanatomie
Baldwin
Jayhawk-Linn
Central Heights
Chase County
Lyndon Williamsburg
Mdcy
Santa Fe Trail
Wellsville
Ottawa
Shawnes Heights
Concordia
Burlington
Girard
Parsons
Humbaldt
Humboldt
Osawatomie
Paola
Kansas prep boys and girls basketball scores roundup
Thursday night results from Kansas prep boys and girls games feature numerous matchups across multiple towns and schools including Randolph over Pike Valley 48 43 Clifton Clyde over Hillcrest 53 31 Denton Midway 82 43 Goodland 59 56 Hays 76 28 Highland 66 58 and Manhattan 88 62 LaCrosse with many more scores and team pairings across the state.
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Kansas
Associated Press
Randolph
Pike Valley
Clifton-Clyde
Hillcrest
Denton-Midway
Dawson
Neb
Goodland
Imperial
Hays
Tribune
Highland
Mclouth
KC St. Pius X
Atchison
Kearney
Abilene
Knn
North Central
Manhattan
LaCrosse
Maranatha Acad
Barstow
Marysville
Hanover
St. Francis
Dundy County
St John’s Beloit
EttSolin
Stratton
Herndon
Tmp-Marian
Norton
Warnego
Nemaha Valley
Waverly
Pomona
Sunrise
Emmanuel Christian
Bern
Wetmore
Bishop Ward
Harmon
Blue
Olathe East
SM North
Olathe South
Washington
Royal Valley
Perry Lecompton
Schlagle
Sumner Academy
Silver Lake
Jeferson West
SM South
Washburn Rural
John’s Beloit
Ed Seline
St. Thomas Aquinas
Bucknell Dominates St Francis Pa In Nacc Action
Bucknell beat St Francis Pa 71 57 as Lehigh also prevailed 56 73 against Pann Pittsburgh topped Prairie View 78 64 Rutgers won 84 49 over Columbia Auburn sured 91 60 over UNC Asheville Clemson defeated East Tennessee 82 51 Coastal Carolina 71 Newberry 57 Georgia Southern over Chattanooga 72 55 Murray State edged Morehead 59 51 Navy 51 Belmont 50 SE Missouri 74 Austin Peay 65 Tom Martin 74 Eastern Kentucky 63 Tennessee State 67 Illinois Springfield 59 Western Kentucky 51 Middle Tennessee 45 Southwest Texas A M 73 Sam Houston State 70 Texas Tech 91 Southern Methodist 80 Cal Poly SLO 117 Fresno Pacific 73 California 87 Houston 72 Utah 65 Youngstown State 53 San Diego 71 Northern Arizona 65 Wyoming 74 Idaho State 53 Tournament results Phoenix Classic Cent Connecticut St 75 Fordham 68 Hartford 65 Yale 60 PowerBar Invitational CS Northridge 89 Hawaii 79 Coppin State 66 Georgia State 56
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Bucknell
St. Francis
Baltimore County
Mount St. Mary's
Pann
Lehigh
Pitsburgh
Prairie View
Rutgers
Columbia
South Auburn
N.casheville
Clemson
E. Tennessee
Coastal Carolina
Newberry
Georgia Southam
Chattanooga
Jackson St
Southern Miss
Maryland
Wake Forest
Murray St
Morehead
Navy
Belmont
Missouri
Austin Peay
Tom Martin
E. Kentucky
Tennessee
B. Illinois
W. Kentucky
Middle Tennessee
Southwest
Texas A&m
Sam Houston
Texas Tech
Southern
Connecticut
Fordham
Hartford
Yale
CS Northridge
Hawaii
Coppin
Georgia St
Chiefs chase 100th win as Schottenheimer eyes upset
Kansas City seeks milestone win at Denver in Mile High Stadium. Coach Marty Schottenheimer entering with 99-56-1 record in nine-plus seasons and facing the 12-0 Broncos aims to end a six-game skid and boost his place among NFL leaders.
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Ansas City
Denver
Mile High Stadium
Kansas City
Chiefs
Marty Schottenheimer
Schottenheimer
NFL
Broncos
Derrick Thomas
Lamar Hunt
Kansas State Eyes Big 12 Title Blowout of Texas A&M
Kansas State seeks a dominating win over 10th ranked Texas A&M in the Big 12 championship to boost its chances for the national championship. Coach Bill Snyder emphasizes winning the game, while QB Michael Bishop leads a high scoring offense against a strong Aggies defense.
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Kansas State
Aggies
Texas A&m
Wildcats
Tennessee
UCLA
Darnell McDonald
Woodshed
McDonald
A&m
Randy McCown
Texas
McCown
Branndon Stewart
R.C. Slocum
Michael Bishop
Ricky Williams
Bishop
Snyder
Koch fuels Osage City win in season opener
Osage City senior Shelley Koch scored 20 points and added six assists as the Indians defeated White City 75-39 in the Osage City Tournament opener. Amnie Haskins and Kelley Johnson added career highs, while Rachel Richard pulled 11 rebounds. The team forced pressure defense, leading 25-4 after one period and tying a school record with five three-pointers.
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Sage City
Shelley Koch
Kate DeBaun
White City
Koch
Osage City
Shelley
Kent Reed
Indians
Amnie Haskins
Kellie Johnson
Rachel Richard
Reed
Waverly
Hartford
Pomona
Mission Valley
Olpe
Burlingame
Pomon
Jacoby
Johnson
Cur
Lou Holtz Accepts South Carolina Coaching Post
Lou Holtz, former Notre Dame coach, will take over the South Carolina football program after delay and uncertainty. He plans to coach to help student graduation and impart his philosophies while his wife Beth battles throat cancer. A five year contract was reported in the range of six hundred thousand to seven hundred thousand dollars annually.
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Olumbia
S.C
Cree Dame
Lou Holtz
South Carolina
Kerry Tharp
CBS
Holtz
Tharp
Columbia
USA Today
Gamecocks
Notre Dame
Orlando
Fla
Skip Holtz
Connecticut
Beth
Five Points
Santa Claus
Indiana
William & Mary
North Carolina State
Arkansas
Minnesota
NFL
New York Jets
Holts
Meee
Scott
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