Tories Wednesday and Ottawa college basketball schedule
The schedule lists Tabor at Ottawa Wednesday from 4 to 8 p.m. and Ottawa high school matchups Thursday with Eureka in Iola at 3 15 p m Wellsville against Blue Valley Northwest in Olathe at 5 p m and Humboldt visiting Central Heights at 5 p m.
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Prep Scores Kansas Prep Boys Basketball Scores
AP results from Tuesday night show Bennington 60 over Beloit 57 and Coney Valley 77 over Columbus 63. The page lists numerous boys and girls games with scores, including Liberty’s 70 Dumas Texas 60 and Salina Central 69 over Pitt 45, along with many more district matchups and late games across Kansas and nearby areas.
College Basketball Scores From Tuesday Night Action
EAST American U beat Loyola Maryland 72 to 65 while Delaware edged Towson 68 63 in OT Hartford defeated New Hampshire 80 73 St Marys Maryland 69 Columbia Princeton 64 Bucknell 52 Rhode Island 69 Providence 58 Rutgers 85 Delaware State 60 Seton Hall 67 Fairleigh Dickinson 65 St Johns 69 Colgate 53 Temple 76 Fresno State 41 SOUTH Alabama 80 Troy St 71 Arkansas 100 Louisville 83 Citadel 44 Winthrop 56 Georgia Southern 72 Mercer 71 Montana State 71 Appalachian State 69 Southern Miss 52 South Alabama 47 Tennessee 74 St Josephs 54 Vanderbilt 65 Alabama Birmingham 74 MIDWEST Indiana 85 Evansville 73 Indiana State 74 Wisconsin Milwaukee 62 Miami Ohio 80 Xavier 72 Northern Iowa 84 Iowa 78 Texas Tech 79 Southwest Missouri State 71 Wisconsin Green Bay 60 Valparaiso 52 Wisconsin 73 Toledo 68 OT SOUTHWEST Houston 54 California 51 Texas 85 Florida 82 Texas Christian 113 North Texas 74 Texas San Antonio 96 Texas Pan American 72 FAR WEST Georgia 84 Colorado 73 Montana 86 Whitman 46 New Mexico 62 New Mexico State 59 Washington 83 Brigham Young 68 EXHIBITION Notre Dame 91 Marathon Gil 81
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Ottawa Cyclones reach Iola title game with strong semifinal win
Ottawa Cyclones blitzed Anderson County 90 67 in the Iola Tournament semifinal to earn a second straight title game berth. Coach David Grover praised the team's defense and hot outside shooting led by Luke Queen with three third quarter threes as Ottawa built a 34 34 halftime tie into a dominant 31 point third quarter. Burlington advanced with a 70 63 double overtime win over Eureka to set the finale.
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Ottawa Cyclones fall to Parsons in Iola Tournament
Ottawa fails to sustain offense in a 31-24 loss to Parsons as turnover woes and cold shooting plague the Cyclones. Emilee Hermreck leads Ottawa with seven points while Parsons’ Sheryl Posch and Pam Burns push the Vikings, who outshoot 10-22 from the line.
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Baldwins Girls Reach Iola Finals In Narrow Win
Baldwin over Burlington 38 to 32 in the Iola Tournament semifinal advances to face Girard after 73-48 win by Girard over Anderson County. Abby Honomicht scores 12, Piepergardes and Schultz 8 each as Baldwin trims Burlington and builds momentum for Friday title bout.
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Osage City dominates Pomona in 67-46 boys game
Osage City built a 25-8 first quarter lead and pulled away to a 67-46 victory. Mike Fager and Jeff Lohmeyer led with 11 points each, while Pomona's Mike Moody scored 17. Pomona falls to 0-4. Osage City improves and travels to Northern Heights.
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DeBaun and Koch spark Osage City comeback win
Osage City overcame a halftime deficit to beat Pomona 58-39 as Kate DeBaun scored 19 points and Shelly Koch added 18 aiding a 33-16 second half surge. DeBaun grabbed 15 rebounds while Pomona’s Kelly Powell led with 10 points in a rematch of Saturday’s third place game.
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