Ottawa Hawks Rout Oakley in Topside Tip-Off semifinal
Ottawa High School boys basketball used fast-paced offense and tight defense to crush Oakley 89 to 29 in Fridays semifinal at Goodland. The Cyclones improved to 3-0 and advance to their eighth straight tournament title game, set to face McCook or Goodland at 8 p.m. today.
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Oakley
Cyclones
McCook
Neb
Jon McKowen
Wyatt Peters
McCullough
Ottawa girls power to Topside final in rout over Norton
Ottawa High School girls basketball dominated Norton 72 to 29 in the semi finals, advancing to a fifth straight Topside Tip-Off championship game. Alexis Boecker and Tyra Lyday led with 14 points each, while Cydney Lewis and Paige Weidner boosted Ottawa’s offense and rebounding. Ottawa meets McCook, Neb., in the title tilt after a strong defensive effort and 26 forced turnovers.
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Ottawa
Cyclones
Norton
McCook
Neb
Cliff McCullough
McCullough
Alexis Boecker
Elsie Bones
MoeCullough
Cydney Lewis
Paige Weidner
Boecker
Weidner
Tyra Lyday
Lewis
Central Heights Boys Go 1 2 in Osawatomie Tourney
Osawatomie Osage City Spring Hill results left Central Heights with seventh place. Coach Cannady praised the team's effort and improved play across the tournament despite three losses. A 60-30 victory over Osawatomie highlighted a strong 17-0 third quarter.
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Osage City
Viking Boys
Spring Hill
Russell Cannady
Tral Heights
Cannady
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Wellsville Girls Rally For 67 32 Win Over Oskaloosa
Valley Falls reports Wellsville girls erase prior loss with a decisive 67 to 32 victory over Oskaloosa. Coach Brock Campbell notes strong shooting with 27 points in the second quarter and improved defense after Thursday’s tournament setback.
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Mitch Walters
Oskaloosa
Pomona
West Franklin
Valley Falls
Eagles
Campbell
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