KBCA Prep Hoop Rankings Week of Dec 10 Boys and Girls
Kansas rankings list top teams by class across boys and girls divisions. From 6A to 1A for boys and 8M to 24 for girls, teams named include SM South Wichita South Wichita Heights Topeka Hayden Moundridge Garden City etc. The list presents current order with many schools across Kansas.
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Hardees
KBCA
SM South
Wichita South
Wichita Heights
Blue Valley North
Shawnee Heights
Topeka High
Topeka Seaman
Wichita North
Leavenworth
Wichita East
KC Harmon
McPherson
Valley Center
Liberal
Fort Scot
Schlagle
Arkansas City
Salina
South
Independence
Highland Park
Topeka
Hayden
Nickerson
Ellsworth
Sabetha
Parsons
Circle
Goodland
Abilene
Chanute
Osawatomie
Hillsboro
Halstead
Cheney
Marion
Immaculata
Holcomb
Chase County
Mission Valley
Yates Center
Norton
Moundridge
la Crosse
Garden Plain
Scoti
Uniontown
Atwood
Troy
Lebo
Ness City
Wabaunsee
Northern
West
Lawrence
Manhattan
KC Washington
Topeka West
Derby
Northwest
Wichita Northwest
SM East
Bishop Miege
KC Sumner
Bishop Carroll
Kapoun
Newton
Salina South
Andale
Larned
Santa Fe Trail
Rose Hill
Colby
Mulvane
Paola
Nevaha Valley
Osage City
Saline
Sterling
Eudora
Riley County
Immaculate
Hesston
Howard-West Elk
Garden Pisin
Attica
Onaga
Inman
Southwestern Heights
Victoria
Valley Heights
Eul-Saline
Midway-Denton
Wheatland
Aukland
Sylvan Grove
Kensington
Baileyville
Protection
Hope
Jet More
Olpe
College scores roundup from Associated Press slate
East division highlights include Connecticut 85 over New Hampshire 32 and Maine 87 over Drexel 62. Midwest shows Ball State 94 over Valparaiso 58 and Michigan 87 past Cleveland State 75. South features Campbell 74 edging Howard 73 and Texas A&M 70 over Texas Southern 61. West and other games list varied results with Arizona State 82 over Brigham Young 74.
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Associated Press
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Georgetown
St. Leo
Maine
Drexel
Radford
Cent
Connecticut St
Scion Hall
Villaova
Syracuse
Canisius
South Campbell
Howard U
Clafling
S. Caroling St
Louisville
DePaul
Louisiana
Wiley
New Orkane
Oregon St
Appalachian St
South Carolina
Furman
Midwest Ball
Valparaiso
Docks
Wis
Milwaukee
Michigan
Cleveland St
Chicago St
Minch
Bradley
Wright St
Missouri St
Kanaas City
Somkem Cal
Tex A&m
Texas Southern
Texas-San Antonio
Texas-Artingtona
Ottawa High grapplers face uphill climb this season
Ottawa High wrestling, under first year coach Bob Boldra, features a young roster and a tough schedule. After an eighth place at Olathe North, the Cyclones improved to fifth at Gardner Edgerton led by Jason Cox 130 pounds as dual competition begins.
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Scott Hollister
Herald
Ottawa High
Bob Boldra
Boldra
Cyclones
OHS
Marc McClay
Domingo Godinez
Ottawa
Jason Cox
Sumner Academy
Parsons
Chang
Steve Bishop
Pratt
Andy Fleming
Jerry Linn
Scott Gayer
Jason Mallicoat
Kipper Lewis
Wellsville
Jeff Garner
Ben Thompson
Jeff Garer
Scott
Cox
Banker Made His Play for Royals
A former Miami banker says he offered 60 million in June to co-owner Aaron Fogelman for Ewing Kauffman’s half of the Kansas City Royals but dropped the bid. He cited baseball commissioner Fay Vincent’s opposition to moving franchises, saying moves are unlikely unless a club is failing financially. Poller, 83, heads an Miami investment group that recently bid 135 million for the Montreal Expos and Houston Astros.
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Kansas City, Mo
Miami
Kansas City Royals
Florida
Lou Poller
Kansas City Star
Aaron Fogelman
Ewing Kauffman
Fogelman
Kauffman
Poller
Royals
Baseball
Fay Vincent
Montreal Expos
Houston Astros
Jaco championship pair to Razorbacks
Arkansas signs Coffeyville Junior College duo Tony Jeffery and Darren Cooley to bolster the 1990 recruiting class. Jeffery rushed 1,083 yards on 167 carries and 260 receiving yards while Cooley recorded 12 quarterback sacks and a 700 pound squat. Both will report at spring semester start.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Arkansas
Coffeyville
Kan
Razorbacks
Tony Jeffery
Darren Cooley
Jeffery
Montgomery
Cooley
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Tigers Dominate Bradley Behind Smith 36 Points
Doug Smith fuels Missouri's 76-61 win over Bradley with 36 points and 12 rebounds. The Tigers, now 3-3, leveraged a 3-2 zone to outpace Bradley as Stuckey led Bradley with 29 on a inefficient night.
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Associated
Doug Smith
Smith
Tiger
Bradley
Tulsa
Kansas State
Wyoming
Colorado
Missouri
Braves
Golden Hurricane
Alyn Thomson
Thomsen
Maurice Brittian
Brittian
Dana Altman
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