Ottawa girls dominate De Soto in 53 31 home win
Ottawa offense spread scoring with 11 players hitting points led by Weidner and Boecker with 10 each. The defense held De Soto to one point for 11 minutes as Ottawa built a 32 9 lead and rolled to a 53 31 victory.
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Maggie Bones
de Soto
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Paige Weidner
Alexis Boecker
McKowen
Qjeleye
West Franklin fans fuel 43 31 win over Chase County
West Franklin posted a 43 to 31 victory over Chase County at home on Friday helped by a strong fourth quarter. Coach James Spencer praised the team for focusing and holding the opponents to 31 points as WF RENO 6, Fletball 3, Webb 11, Shaffer 9, Geist 9, Walters 4 were listed in the box. The Falcons improve to 4 2 and set a January 3 game at Council Grove.
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Chase County
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Council Grove
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Webb
Shaffer
Geist
Walters
Central Heights Girls Edge Metro Academy 39 37 In Thriller
Central Heights Lady Vikings improved to 5-1 with a 39 37 road win over Metro Academy at MidAmerica Nazarene University. Coach Scott Lane praised defense and late free throws as key factors. West Franklin lost 52 25 to Chase County at home with Stephany Lord 12 and Alyssa Harmon 6 scoring for West Franklin.
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MidAmerica Nazarene University
Vikings
Josh Hevel
Central Heights
Sam Leach
Jimmy Hoskins
Anderson County
Clathe
Scott Lane
Lane
Lady Vikings
Pittsburg State to face Wayne State for D II title
Florence Alabama AP Wayne State and Pittsburg State reach the Division II championship game after tough paths. Wayne State, 12-3, advanced with four straight road wins in its first playoff, while Pittsburg State seek first title. Warriors coach Paul Winters says his team is not intimidated by the stage.
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Pittsburg State
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Delta State
Warriors
Paul Winters
Cyclones Stay Undefeated In Hard-Fought Ottawa Wins
Ottawa High School swept De Soto as Qjeleye led with 26 points and Natt added 15 while the Cyclones fought off a late De Soto surge. JV and freshman teams remained unbeaten at 5-0 and 6-0 respectively, with Ottawa improving to 6-0 overall and 1-0 in league play.
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Stars High School
Alex Hasty
de Soto
Ottaweigh School
Ottawa
Cyclones
Downpada Schlagle
Ne Soto
Dallas Natt
McKowen
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