Pomona teams stay unbeaten with dual wins and talent notes
Pomona Middle School boys remained unbeat en with a 25-29 win over Central Heights as Cale Worthington scored 18 and Jake Oswalt added 10 points and 13 rebounds. The Pomona girls dominated Central Heights 74-10 led by Stephanie Nitcher with 29 and Candi Rockhold 14, while Ciara Dillon had 12 points and six rebounds. Junior varsity edged 23-16 with Kelsi Tate leading Pomona. Pomona 6-1 hosts Burlingame Thursday. In other action Appanoose boys lost twice, Mitchell Green led with six points and seven rebounds. Ottawa Middle School girls fell to Wheatridge with seventh graders losing 47-18 and eighth graders 55-29. Ottawa’s senior squads look to upcoming tourneys as Pomona seniors Marie Labrador and Lydia Roberts were named to the Three Rivers all-league volleyball squad. Labrador 195 kills, Roberts 149 assists and 47 kills.
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Marie Labrador
Lydia Roberts
Three Rivers
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Brookover seeks Kansas high school volleyball players for Australia trip
Coach Lisa Brookover aims to form a team of junior or senior Kansas high school players to compete in July in Sydney and New Zealand. The 15 day trip includes an indoor and beach tournament with tours from July 7 to 21. For details call (620) 251-2145.
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U S Men to Play in Puerto Rico for Olympic Qualifiers
The U S men's basketball team will compete in San Juan Puerto Rico next August in the Americas Olympic qualifying tournament. The squad aims to finish in the top three to reach the 2004 Athens Games after a sixth place finish at the world championships in September.
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Iola holds off Anderson County in first round
Iola nips Anderson County 67 to 62 in the Iola Invitational first round. Clayton Slipke scores 20, Hermreck 13, Weldin 11 for Anderson County which drops to 1-1 and faces Girard in the loser's bracket. winner advances to Thursday's fifth-place game.
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Chiefs ride renewed confidence after back to back wins
The Kansas City Chiefs overwhelmed Arizona 49-0 and then beat St. Louis 49-10 to move to 7-6 and gain control of their playoff fate. Coach Dick Vermeil cites improved offense, defense, and special teams as cornerstone, with Priest Holmes leading rushing and Dante Hall returning kicks for touchdowns.
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Williams powers Dolphins past Bears with 216 yards
Ricky Williams ran 216 yards and scored twice as the Miami Dolphins defeated the Chicago Bears 27-9 on Monday night. He joined Earl Campbell as the only backs with consecutive 200-yard games, led by a 63-yard touchdown on a counter play. Williams, who carried 31 times, overtook Priest Holmes for the NFL rushing lead with 1,500 yards. Jay Fiedler returned from injury with a TD pass as Miami tied New England for the AFC East lead. The Dolphins next host Oakland.
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Snyder compares ASU to Missouri and Baylor
Kansas State coach Bill Snyder drew parallels between Arizona State and Baylor on offense and Missouri on defense while praising his team as among the hottest in his 15 year tenure. He noted ASU recent losses and K State’s strong finish, stressing the Wildcats’ late-season form ahead of the Holiday Bowl.
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