Braves face Friends in final pre holiday game at Wilson Field House
Ottawa University hosts Friends University at Wilson Field House in a 7 30 p m showdown. OU carries a 4 4 record after winning four of its last five while Friends sits at 3 3 and projected as a top Kansas Conference contender. The Falcons rely on speed and court pressure with guards Lister Nagy and the frontline tandem of Tony Metz Embers leading the break. Don Hills debuts at guard joining Lewis out front as Ottawa looks to slow a fast paced run and shoot style.
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Friends University
Wilson Field House
Friends
Falcons
Wichita
Braves
Kansas
James Lister
Jim Nagy
Lister
Nagy
Frear
Ottawa
Don Hills
Hills
John Lewis
Kevin Moore
Chris Chaney
Hilford Moore
Whirlwinds Roll to Varsity Victory Over Bonner
Ottawa Junior High ninth graders opened the season with a sweeping A B doubleheader win over Bonner. The A-team triumphed 61 62 after a tight second half as Winn of Bonner poured in 27 with Ottawa responders Gi Kramer Willis Strehlow each scoring in double figures. Kip Ballinger and Paris Long led the frosh B effort, nine players scoring in total, as Ottawa showed early season offense and depth.
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Ottawa
Bonner
Winn
OJHS
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Deron Kramer
Craig Willis
Dave Strehlow
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Paris Long
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Shehlowe
Lyndon Tigers trounce Osage City 68-54 in non-league clash
Lyndon defeats Osage City 68 to 54 as Randy Dawson tallies 24 points and 15 rebounds. Barnhart and Heckman add 14 each for the Tigers who improve to 4-0. Osage City drops to 1-3. Lyndon head to Waverly Friday then host Central Heights on Jan 2 after break.
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Central Heights
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Heckman
Poerner
R. Bauch
Warlord
Osage City
Stewarts
Raginald
Leedins
Ah Cereb Eastman
Pease
Schreedar
Prep Tourney Assignments For Kansas Sub-State Sites
The KSHSAA announces 1976 sub-state assignments across eight regional groupings with four boys and four girls per site. Regional winners advance to state tournaments in Wichita with multiple hosts including Hutchinson Shawnee Mission South Manhattan and McPherson among listed locales and round of regionals in Concordia Dodge City Great Bend and more.
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Great Bend
Liter
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Schingte
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Olathe
Seamen
Shawnee Alahts
Highland Park
Seaman
Topeka
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Goodsend
Hays
Marion
Thomas More
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Runsell
Scott City
Ulysses
Lyons-Buhler
Haven
Holamaton
Kingman
Larned
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Pratt
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Linn
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Riley County
Smith Center
Washington
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ale-Caney Valley
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Pomona tops Garnett in 3 A non league clash 78 61
Pomona Indians improve to 3 1 with a strong second quarter fueling a 78 61 win over Garnett Bulldogs Garnett led 15 12 before Pomona surged to a 40 27 halftime edge Pomona shot 48 percent 32 of 66 while Garnett hit 32 percent 22 of 68 Dave Miller scored 20 points Tom Brown 15 Daryl Finch 13 Scott Cooper led Garnett with 16 points 22 rebounds Four Pomona players fouled out and Garnett missed 17 of 92 from the free throw line
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Michenberger
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Jody Purcell
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Tate
K State shakes up athletic leadership as Barrett is removed
Kansas State University announces a major administrative realignment and relieves Ernie Barrett as athletic director. Track Coach DeLoach is named acting director. Duane Acker, university president, cites management problems but says no blame, praising Barrett as a strong fundraiser. Barrett, 46, had led the athletic department since 1969.
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Ernie Barrett
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Dodds
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Aker
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Acker
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James McCain
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Vikings Stay Unbeaten With 61 55 Win Over Yates Center
Central Heights improved to 6-0 with a 61-55 non league victory over Yates Center at CH. The Vikings used rebounding to build a 16-11 first quarter lead and stretched it after each of the next two periods. Tom Horatick led with 16 points, Ed Toumberling and Darrell Phillips added 15 apiece, while Pringle topped YC with 19.
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Yates Center
Vikings
Vikes
Tom Horatick
Ed Toumberling
Darrell Phillips
Buddy Welch
Rod Schaub
Pringle
Lyndon
Tiger's Court
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