Thursday and Friday High School and College Basketball Schedule
Thursday features Ottawa at Kansas Wesleyan 6 to 8 pm and Pomona at Osage City Inv with Anderson Co at Chanute 6 pm. Friday plans include Anderson County at Prairie View Qsanatomie at Baldwin Piper at Ottawa 5 30 to 7 45 pm and Santa Fe Trail at Waitsville with Seabury at Wellsville. Saturday schedules include Ottawa at Sterling 5 to 7 pm plus wrestling events Baldwin at SM East 9 am Central Heights at Mission Ottawa at Olathe North 10 am and Wellsville at ACCHS 9 am.
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Ottawa
Kansas Wesleyan
Pomona
Osage City
Anderson Co
Chanute
Anderson County
Prairie View
Qsanatomie
Baldwin
Piper
Santa Fe Trail
Waitsville
Seabury
Wellsville
Sterling
TV slate features NBA NHL college and golf events
The night’s schedule includes NBA: Milwaukee at Atlanta at 6:30 p.m. on TNT and Minnesota at Golden State at 9 p.m. on TNT. College game Nebraska at South Florida at 6 p.m. on ESPN2. Fresno State at Louisiana Tech 8 p.m. on ESPN2. NHL: Detroit at Phoenix 7 p.m. and Ottawa at St. Louis 7 p.m. on FEN. PGA Target World Challenge 3 p.m. on TNT. New York at Boston 7 p.m. on ESPN. Denver at Sacramento and Dallas at LA Lakers 9:30 p.m. on ESPN and Cincinnati at East Carolina 6 p.m. on ESPN2.
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Milwaukee
Atlanta
Minnesota
Golden St
Nebraska
South Florida
Fresno St
Detroit
Phoenix
Ottawa
St. Louis
New York
Boston
ESPN
Denver
Sacramento
Dallas
LA Lakers
Cincinnati
East Carolina
Wednesday College Basketball Scores From Boston Call Card
Scores from Wednesday include Boston Call 105 over St. Bonaventure 96 in OT, Johns Hopkins 66 over Navy 61, Auburn 85 over Charlotte 65, Temple 80 over Mississippi 74, Mississippi State 71 over Jackson State 56, NC State 74 over Northwestern 49, Richmond 72 over UAB 68, South Alabama 92 over North Georgia 67, Vanderbilt 84 over ETSU 75, Bowling Green 76 over Buffalo 59, Creighton 65 over Northern Iowa 52, Kansas 97 over Cant Miss 70, Kansas State 74 over Ark Pine Bluff 39, Miami Ohio 78 over Dayton 63, Michigan State 82 over Virginia 75, Minnesota 64 over Georgia Tech 63, Illinois State 77 over Drake 62, Wake Forest 90 over Wisconsin 80, Wright State 80 over Morehead State 74, Baylor 92 over SW Texas 71, Houston 56 over UTEP 47, Oral Roberts 75 over SMU 62, Texas A&M 83 over Tennessee 66, Tulsa 80 over Wichita State 69, BYU 64 over Arizona State 60, Boise State 52 over Albertson 50, CS Northridge 64 over San Diego 60, Fresno State 70 over Santa Clara 56, Idaho 62 over Washington State 58, Idaho State 72 over Menlo 56, Oregon 96 over Portland 61, Pepperdine 90 over Cal State Fullerton 87, Sacramento State 62 over San Francisco 57, UC Irvine 81 over Loyola Marymount 66, UNLV 82 over Nevada 80.
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One
Boston
St. Bonaventure
Johns Hopkins
Navy
South Auburn
Carolina
Charlotta
Temple
Mississippi
Austin Peay
Mississippi St
Missouri
Kansas
Arizona St
Boise St
Albertson
CS Northridge
San Diego
Fresno St
Santa Clara
Idaho
Washington St
Idaho St
Wednesday Transaction Roundup Highlights NFL NBA MLB Moves
The recap lists multiple moves across leagues. Yankees agree to terms with Chris Latham for one year. Cubs trade Todd Hundley and Chad Hermansen to the Dodgers for Eric Kartos Mark Grudzielanek and $2 million. Stynes placed on waivers for release. Padres sign Chris Sexton to a minor league contract. Strickland activated, Jones to injured list in the NBA. Hornets activate Bryce Drew, Moise to injured list. Magic activate Horace Grant, Oyedeji to injured list. Cardinals sign Travis Prentice, Morgan released, Burke on IR. Browns waive Bingham, Mustard added. Broncos place Hayward on IR, Moore returns. Packers place Clifton on IR, Jackson re-signed. Colts waive Pierson, Vance signed. Giants announce Herman Moore retirement. Chargers sign Shawn Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Cubs
Todd Hundley
Chad Hermansen
Los Angeles Dodgers
Eric Kartos
Mark Grudzielanek
Chris Stynes
SAN Diego Padres
Chris Sexton
Indiana Pacers
Erick Strickland
Fred Jones
NEW Orleans Hornets
Bryce Draw
Jerome Moise
Orlando Magic
Horace Grant
Olumide Oyedeji
Hal
Fyoronge Pgofinen
Arizona Cardinals
Travis Prentice
Don Morgan
Thomas Burke
Cleveland Browns
DE Tramaine Bingham
Chad Mustard
Denver Broncos
Reggie Hayward
Mookie Moore
Green Bay Packers
Chad Clifton
al Jackson
Indianapolis Colts
Pate Pierson
Eric Vance
NEW York Giants
Herman Moore
SAN Diego Chargers
Shawn Price
Jayhawks rely on defense as reserves aid win over Central Missouri State
Kansas rebound from early season losses with a 97-70 victory over Central Missouri State as Keith Langford led with 23 points while Wayne Simien Nick Collison and Aaron Miles added 20s. Senior Kirk Hinrich sat out with a strained back and is expected back against Oregon. The bench produced 1-for-14 from the field and 8 points, while Roy Williams emphasized defense and attitude. Central Missouri State hit 10 three-pointers but could not overcome Kansas size and depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas
Jayhawks
Roy Williams
Keith Langford
Central Missouri State
Williams
North Carolina
Florida
Oregon
Portland
Ore
Dayhawks
Souri State
Wayne Simien
Nick Collison
Aaron Miles
Aaron
Langford
Kirk Hinrich
Hinrich
Vince Haynes
Jeremy McFall
James Collins
Rhodes
McFall
Cyclones rebuild from the ground up under Tokarz
Ottawa High wrestling returns to form as Joe Tokarz elevates from middle school coach to head coach with 30 seventh and eighth graders and eight freshmen joining the program. Veteran leaders Rick Croucher and Blaine Angell anchor a rebuilding season, while beginners step into varsity and junior varsity roles ahead of the Ottawa Invitational.
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Greg Mast
Ottawa High
Joe Tokarz
Casey Black
Cyclones
Ottawa
Tokarz
OHS
Black
Jack Shepard
Raymore-Peculiar
Rick Croucher
Kansas Wrestling Coaches Association
Croucher
Blaine Angell
Vashon Perryman
Danny Main
Tyler Stafford
Aaron Strickland
South Dakota
Matt Pietro
Derick Dryden
Michael Espinosa
Derick Whalen
Jon Rector
Tyler Pence
Sam Smith
Levi Bowen
Chris Michaelson
Shawn Rybolt
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Prep wrestling teams bring back top area talent this season
Central Heights has a new coach Randy Hinderliter who leads five Vikings after 25 years in law enforcement. Kyle Gorton 152 pounds and Justin Shay 145 anchor the squad with freshman Jason Willcut and sophomores Bob Burgett and Eric Platt. Central Heights opened in Blue Springs with Gorton earning two wins, while Platt and Willcut also posted 1-1 records as Burgett sat out. Anderson County, under Ron Schomaker, adds four returnees and newcomers to improve on last season’s 7-3 league dual record as Kee- and others join the Bulldogs.
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Central Heights
Wellsville
Baldwin
Anderson County
Randy Hinderliter
Viking
Kansas
Hinderliter
Vikings
Kyle Gorton
Justin Shay
Jason Willcut
Bob Burgett
Eric Platt
Blue Springs
Gorton
Tri- City
Harmon
Platt
Willcut
Burgett
Ron Schomaker
Schumaker
Kee
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Jayhawk
Laurie Sisk
Central Missouri
Front
Chris Michealson
Isaac Huske
Donivan Perryman
Jason Houston
Daniel Iwerson
OHS Wrestling