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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1998

Page

9

Ottawa At Paola High School Basketball Tonight

Ottawa faces Paola in a Thursday high school boys game at 8 15 p m. Other Friday action includes Ottawa at Baker in college women play at 7 p m with all games at 5 p m unless noted.

Ottawa Paola Baker Baldwin Anderson Co Marmaton Valley Central Heights Flinthills Lyndon ORC Ottawa Recreation Commission

College basketball scores from AP update

East Dartmouth edged Harvard as Dartmouth posted 78 to 59. Youngstown State defeated Fairleigh Dickinson 74 to 71. Clemson beat South Carolina 70 to 66 and Georgia Tech won 76 to 63 over Walford. South Alabama toppled Alabama A&M 70 to 50. Wake Forest defeated Coastal Carolina 73 to 46. Cincinnati beat Minnesota 62 to 61. UT Evansville won 96 to 56 over Tennessee Tech. San Antonio triumphed 85 to 83 against UMKC. Southwest Arkansas posted 95 to 57 over SE Louisiana. Lamar defeated SW Louisiana 89 to 74. Samford beat Texas-Arlington 84 to 76. Southern Methodist topped Liberty 80 to 66.

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Kansas high school basketball rankings by AP consensus

The AP consensus weekly rankings compile Hutchinson News Topeka Capital-Journal and Wichita Eagle ratings. Boys and girls teams across classes 6A to 1A appear with records, leading squads like Wichita Southeast and Blue Valley North, plus others such as Salina South Kansas City Sumner and Hillboro, with several ties and multiple honorable mentions. The list mirrors regional power teams and shifting standings across Kansas high school hoops.

Hutchinson News Topeka Capital-Journal Wichita Eagle Salina South Topeka Highland Park McPherson Andover Goddard Juggral Wamego Colby Fie el Dorado Circle Kansas City Sumner Topeka Hayden Baldwin Jefferson West Hillsboro Central Heights Belleville Wichita Collegiate Cimarron Immaculata Silverlake Blue Valley North Wichita Northwest Emporia Shawnee Mission South Junction City Olathe South Washburn Rural Bishop Minge Wichita Carroll Great Bend Pittsburg St. Thomas Aquinas

Regional NCAA Division II Men's Basketball Rankings

Overland Park report lists top regional teams through December 13 with records. Northwest Missouri State 8-0 Truman State 7-0 Midwestern State 10-0 Abilene Christian 7-0 Washburn 6-2 Missouri-Rolla 4-2 Central Missouri State 5-2 Texas A&M Commerce 8-1 Pittsburg State 9-1 Angelo State 8-3 dominate the South Central region standings.

Overland Park, Kan South Central Northwest Missouri State Truman State Midwestern State Texas Abilene Christian Washburn Kan MissouriRalla Central Missouri State Texas A&m Commerce Pitsburg State Angelo Stata

Gannon to start for Chiefs over Grbac in key finale

Chiefs coach Marty Schottenheimer confirmed Rich Gannon will start his sixth straight game, dismissing Elvis Grbac’s chances of reclaiming the job. Gannon, turning 33, has led the team from a six-game skid into playoff contention. Grbac, signed for $20 million after 1996, remains unsettled about next year while Gannon is set to start the finale at Oakland.

Ansas City Elvis Grbac Rich Gannon Kansas City Gannon Marty Schottenheimer Schottenheimer Grbac Seattle Chiefs Him Rich Dallas Oakland Raiders San Francisco Marty Thomas Derrick Thomas Hawaii Will Shields Dale Carter Shields Carter James Hasty Kimble Anders Andre Rison Iowa State Arrowhead Ames Iowa Gene Smith Smith Cyclones Kansas State Ames Arrowhead Stadium Oklahoma State Nebraska Cornhuskers

Woolery leads Central Heights with 22 ppg in 4-0 start

Central Heights star Woolery averages 22 points per game as the team opens with a 4-0 record. Coach Buddy Welch praises his consistency and leadership by example. Other listed athletes across several towns include Pfaltzgraff Unruh Williams Knight Welch Lee Kueser Wiley Bulmer Garcia Queen Black Tharp Kitt Hughes Bell Flett Roberts Driver Howard Hawkins.

Woolery Central Heights Buddy Welch Anderson County Eric Pfaltzgraff Wells Unruh Baldwin Bryan Williams Heath Knight Beau Welch Brandon Lee Danny Kueser Lyndon Dean Wiley Ottawa Kyle Bulmer Josh Garcia Luke Queen Casey Black Jason Tharp Waverly Charlie Kitt Clay Hughes Wellsville Justin Bell Josh Flett Jeremy Roberts Williamsburg Lee Driver Adam Howard J.W. Hawkins

Osage City captures tourney title after strong 4-0 start

Koch leads Osage City with 14.5 points 7.7 rebounds 6.5 assists and 3.25 steals per game as coach Kent Reed lauds her as the floor leader. The list of teammates across schools includes Lexee McDonnell Jalyssa Miller Crystal Tutschulte Beth Frost Sarah Wuertz Beccy Tooley Jackie Bell Rachel Richard Annie Haskins and others.

Koch Osage City Kent Reed Anderson County Lexee McDonnell Jalyssa Miller Baldwin Crystal Tutschulte Beth Frost Central Heights Sarah Wuertz Beccy Tooley Mdcv Jackie Bell Rachel Richard Annie Haskins Ottawa Emilee Hermreck Rachel Goetz Pomona Stacia Wood Waverly Kelly Williams Wellsville Jill Dorsey Williamsburg Mindy Mallory

Big hitters dominate all area defensive squad

Four repeat selections anchor the Herald all area defensive team led by Lyndon linemen Anthony Hoke and Bruce Cox and Wellsville’s James Moore and Williamsburg’s Brandon Ferguson. The group features 12 linebackers and defensive backs plus specialists Brandon Lee and Paul Peters highlighting standout seasons for Lyndon Ottawa Osage City Central Heights and Williamsburg with Shrine Bowl nominations noted.

Greg Mast Herald Spurs Herald Lyndon Anthony Hoke Bruce Cox Wellsville James Moore Williamsburg Brandon Ferguson Brandon Lee Central Heights Lee Viking Lyndon Cox Hoke Cox Lyndon Hoke Tigers Aaron Beckett Ottawa Beckett Cyclones Lyndon Aaron Beckett Eric Miller Joe Steward Josey McFarlane Osage City Shelton Jeff Patterson Paul Peters McFarlane Wayne Heigert J.R. Shelton McCv Patterson Trojans Moore Bill Oshel Ferguson Panthers Peters

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