Baldwin 59 Blue Valley 55 in Jayhawk League clash
Baldwin Bulldogs overcome Blue Valley 59 to 55 at home in a see saw game. Rick Webb led Baldwin with 17 points and 12 rebounds while Chambers added 14 and Jim Irick 13 as Baldwin finally notches its first win of the season. Nickerson paced Blue Valley with 18 in the second and third quarters.
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Ottawa JH eighth graders top South in Tuesday doubleheader
Ottawa eighth graders beat South 41 to 25 behind Keith Whitacre scoring 19. Ottawa freshmen fell 45 to 31 to Lawrence South as Lawrence opened with a 13-3 first period lead. The OJHS teams close the schedule before Jan. 4 when Lawrence Central visits.
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Santa Fe Trail routs Wellsville 71 64 with Baker big night
Santa Fe Trail defeated Wellsville 71 to 64 in a Jayhawk League game at SFT gym aided by senior center Randal Baker who scored 47 points. Wellsville’s J R Osher led visitors with 15 points while Joe Warren added 14. The win improves SFT to 4-0 overall and 3-0 in league play as both teams prepare for upcoming games Friday night.
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Lyndon Tigers rout Northern Heights 66 38 in hoops win
Lyndon Tigers win fourth straight edging Northern Heights 66 38. Bob Emery scores 25 with nine free throws while Alan Hurt adds 14. Lyndon shoots 43 percent to NH 33 percent, outrebounds 33 29, with turnovers noted. Lyndon goes to Silver Lake Friday for fifth win.
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Cougars Run OHS Into Ground 64-47
Northwest bounces Ottawa 64 47 as Northwest controls tempo. Waymire scores 19 for Ottawa but fatigue and turnovers sink the Cyclones to 0-3. Pearce leads Northwest with 16 points and 13 rebounds in a dominant team performance.
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Quenem o Buffs edge Vikings for season opener
Quenemo 56 Buffaloes 51 in a tight non league game as 5-8 guard Mike Frack grabbed 15 rebounds to lead the boards. Gary Sims 19 and Sam Watts 11 paced Quenemo while Central Heights rallied from early deficits before fading at the line. Milchelt led CH with 14 points as both teams finish 1-1?
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Panthers top Melvern 53 46 to claim third win of season
Williamsburg defense stifled Melvern as the Panthers rallied from a late deficit with five straight third period baskets. Roger Dehn scored 18 and Mike Hermreck 16 for Williamsburg, while Gary White led Melvern with 22. The teams split statistics with turnovers aiding Williamsburg's decisive run.
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High School Scoreboard Highlights Across Matches
Miege defeated Rosedale 74 to 47 while Minneapolis beat Solomon 69 to 56. Oskaloosa edged Jefferson West 55 to 64 in a tight finish. Powhattan and Bern battled to 64 all. Pittsburg fell 65 to Independence 54 as Sacred Heart routed Ellsworth 82 to 55 and Sedan crushed Udall 97 to 42.
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