College Basketball Scores From AP East to West
AP reported Sunday college results across regions with Fairleigh Dickinson, Wagner, Princeton, Monmouth Delaware and many more. Notable winners include Maryland over N Carolina Asheville and Duke over Toledo with several close games and high scores across the Midwest Southwest and West regions.
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Ottawa girls edge Goodland for Topside title in zone defense
Ottawa High uses a 3-2 zone to frustrate Goodland in the championship, 56-46. Studley scores 22 as Geist and Ramsey spark a second quarter run. Ottawa finishes 4-0 in the tournament, earning free throw and spirit awards.
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Ottawa Cyclones Beat McCook For Third Place In Topside
Ottawa High School defeated McCook 70 to 57 to clinch third place in the Topside tournament. Coach David Grover emphasized game-by-game focus as junior guard Matt Leecy and Luke Bones stepped up at point guard after Leecy and Sean Hull fouled out, with Ottawa surging to a 38-24 lead early in the third.
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Espinosa Bowen pace Ottawa grapplers at tourney
Ottawa High School wrestlers finished sixth at the Anderson County Wrestling Tournament led by Michael Espinosa winning the 215 pound class and Levi Bowen taking the 275 division both going 2-0. Blaine Angell and Tyler Pence each earned runner up while Chris Michaelsen and Jordan Miller placed third and Derick Whalen fourth. The Cyclones opened the season with third at Olathe North Invitational as JV went 1-3 at Blue Valley West. Ottawa competes Saturday at the Ottawa Invitational.
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Callahan Lifts Baldwin to Fifth at Eudora Tourney
Kevin Callahan led Baldwin High School wrestlers to a fifth place team finish at the 24 team Eudora Tournament of Champions in Eudora. The event ran Friday and Saturday with Wellsville finishing 21st.
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Prep wrestling teams post strong 32.5 point shows
Callahan wins 119-pound division helping the Bulldogs to 194 points the top 4A team. St Thomas Aquinas wins the tourney with 353.5 points. Mark Jehle and Brandon Cone each finish third at 112 and 275. Josiah Mason 152 fifth, Matt James 125 and Gabe Mason 160 sixth, Josh Wood 145 and Brandon Reed 215 seventh, Nick Rockhold 103 eighth. Wellsville's Nate Whalen 112 seventh. Central Heights Erik Platt 171 eighth.
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Weak play exposed in Trojan tourney losses for Central Heights
In Osawatomie Central Heights fell 71 38 to Chanute and 71 38 to Burlington as coach Buddy Welch acknowledged flaws yet noted some positives. Chanute shot 62 percent, Cody Pearson led with 10 points, and Central Heights (2-2) hosts Pomona next Tuesday.
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