Central Heights girls struggle with ball control in loss
Central Heights Vikings, led by Brianna Erhart with seven points, fall 40 19 to Osage City in the Trojan Tipoff opener. Coach Scott Lane cites inexperience and growth pains as the team seeks better ball movement and help defense. Osage City builds a 29 9 lead after a 15 3 second quarter run.
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Trojan
Osage City
Coffeyville
Spring Hill
Scott Lane
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Lane
Indians
Brianna Erhart
King
Wilson
Lawless
Swindale
Robinson
Tomlinson
Peterson
Central Heights High School
Kaitlin Swindale
Kansas State’s dramatic rise fuels second BCS bowl bid
Kansas State led by Collin Klein and a top defense surged to No. 1 in the BCS on Nov. 11, capturing a conference title and earning a Fiesta Bowl berth. The season featured dramatic wins over Oklahoma and Texas, a collapse against Baylor, and Oregon’s title-game implications fading as Notre Dame rose.
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Manhattan
Snyder
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Norman
Collin Klein
Bill Snyder
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Chip Kelly
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Texas A&m
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Baylor
Stanford
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Texas
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Weidl wins title in season opener at Wamego
Ottawa High School opens wrestling season at the Wamego Invitational finishing sixth as four weight classes were open. Dalton Weld went 4-0 to claim the 182 pound title while Hunter Peoples 145 and Mickey Jensen 285 were runners-up. Caleb Parenti 160 placed fourth with a 2-2 mark. Coach Tokarz praised the effort and noted the lineup will be fuller later in the season with seniors recognized December 13 at a home triangular.
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Cyclones
Dalton Weidl
Hunter Peoples
Mickey Jensen
Caleb Parenti
Joe Tokarz
Dalton
Mickey
Hunter
Caleb
Tokarz
Cale [Paquette
Junction City
Tony Wurtz
Cale Paquette
Sharissa Daw
Garrett Gross
Tristan Morris
Dalton Weld
Connor Gross
Franklin Windler
Sterling nips Braves in OT for KCAC clash
Sterling Warriors edge Ottawa University 79 to 76 in overtime as Raheem Odomes leads with 22 points and Julian Rose tops Ottawa with 20. Corey Smith adds 16 and four teammates reach double figures for Ottawa in a tight KCAC showdown. Ottawa visits McPherson next while Sterling hosts.
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Sterling
Ottawa University
Andy Carrier
Kansas
Ottawa
Julian Rose
Corey Smith
Chase Dippel
Stephen Feighny
Raheem Odomes
Warriors
Odomes
KCAC
McPherson
Brown
Green
Adesodun
Leake
Alexander
Thompson
Smith
Feigliny
Rose
Dippel
Lindsay
Hasty
Falk
Regier
Lundry
OU Women Fall To Sterling In Conference Play
Sterling shot 43 percent to Ottawa University’s 36 percent as the Lady Braves struggled to score, finishing 66-58 at Sterling. Ottawa trailed 36-28 at halftime, committed 20 turnovers, and were led by Amber Ramsey with 14 points and Shauna McClure with 10. Ottawa (3-7, 0-2) hosts McPherson Thursday.
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Sterling
Ottawa University
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Ottawa
Kansas Wesleyan
Amber Ramsey
Shauna McClure
Morgan Boore
Kelsi Meier
McPherson
Lucas
Dauer
Branch
Spreiss
Eilert
Faul
Waters
Dowell
Ramsey
Meier
McClure
Buckles
Frazier
Christman
Boore
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