KU Women Hand Bears Shorthanded in 65-51 Win
Kansas Jayhawks defeated No 25 Southwest Missouri State 65-51 as Charis se Sampson led with 14 points along with 14 from Alana Slater and Angela Aycock. The game revived last year NCAA first round memory with a 12-4 run in the second half to pull ahead.
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Cone and Gagne join Royals in three-player signings
Free agent pitcher David Cone signed a three-year contract worth 18 million with Kansas City including a record 9 million signing bonus. Shortstop Greg Gagne joined on a 10.7 million three-year deal, pairing with infielder Curtis Wilkerson as Kansas City adds veteran skills to shore up defense and bolster offense.
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Tigers rally falls short as Lyndon edges Olpe 60 58
Lyndon High junior Allan Shoup drives for an eight foot jumper with 12 seconds left to break a 58 58 tie and seal a Lyon County League opening win over Olpe. Brandon Jones scored 25 for Lyndon, with Shoup adding 12 and Chris Haag 13 as Olpe drops to 2 2.
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Cyclone girls take opener in tough Blue Valley win
Ottawa High girls rally late to edge Blue Valley 74 67 in Lloyd Steele debut. Despite a 17 point lead evaporating to 66 63, Ottawa relied on defense and clutch shooting to pull away. Dieterich key in final minutes with a reverse layup and rebound. Semifinal Friday vs Coffeyville follows 8:15 p.m. start.
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Lyndon High girls fall to Olpe without Oest
Lyndon High’s girls suffer a 43 to 28 loss to Olpe in the Lyon County League opener as starting point guard Jenna Oest sits out with a pulled leg muscle. Oest, a 5-5 sophomore, was injured at Osage City and is expected to miss at least one more game at Madison. Lyndon trailed 10-10 after one quarter but scored only two points in the second period.
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Central Heights Girls Earn First Victory At Trojan Tip-Off
Mary Wuenz led with 18 points and Ellen Snow added 17 to lift Central Heights past Eudora 49 to 45 in the seventh place game. Wuertz drew late free throws, Snow scored all 17 after intermission, and Kim Wood had seven steals as CH improves to 1-2 before facing Pomona.
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Lebo girls edge Waverly in double OT thriller
Lebo undefeated, led by Brook Benedict with 23 points, beats Waverly 63 60 in a two overtime home game. Waverly’s Kentra Johansen scores 21, Lisa Ward 15 as the Bulldogs slip to 2 2 while Lebo rises to 4 0.
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Williamsburg Girls overwhelmed St Marys Academy 66 38
Williamsburg Panthers improve to 1-1 overpowering St Marys Academy 66-38. Lori White topped with 17 points as ten Panthers reached scorers’ column in a balanced attack. St Marys drops to 0-2 and hosts Kansas School of the Deaf next.
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