High school basketball schedule features Baldwin and Ottawa pairings
Tuesday games include Baldwin at Ottawa and Williamsburg at Lyndon while MdCYV faces White City and Herington meets Osage City. Northern Heights meets Waverly and Eudora plays Wellsville. Thursday slate features Anderson County at LaLa and Ottawa against Paola B.
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Kansas Class 1A to 6A poll rundown for 1A-6A boys and girls teams
A comprehensive poll list from KBCA presents rankings across classifications 1A through 6A for boys and girls. Schools including Centralia Leavenworth Immaculata Sedgwick Atwood Garden Plain Remington Wathena Santo Skyline and many others appear with positions noted, reflecting a statewide basketball rankings snapshot.
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Ottawa Cyclones Rally Past Olathe Christian After Late Foul
Ottawa High boys basketball turned a grim finish into a 71-65 overtime win over Olathe Christian. Down 60-59 with 1.6 seconds left, Drumright sank two free throws to force overtime, then Ottawa dominated the extra period led by Drumright and Hermreck to secure the victory.
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Bucs reach playoff goal in wild 38 35 win over Rams
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers clinched a playoff berth with a 38 35 victory over the St. Louis Rams, reversing the game’s late momentum with Shaun King’s clutch rally. Dunn ran for 145 yards and King threw two TDs to Keyshawn Johnson as the Bucs erased a 35 31 deficit in the final minutes with a dramatic 80 yard drive and a decisive late scoring sequence. Rams star Marshall Faulk struck four TDs, but St Louis fell short and awaits help to reach the postseason.
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MdCV defense fuels 58 29 win over Pomona
MdCV used a press and balanced scoring to pull away in the second period and beat Pomona 58 29 at home. Titus Spencer led with 14 points, Jason White 13, Dusty Wise 10, while Pomona’s Brent Judd had 10. MdCV rises to 4 1.
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Trojans clamp down on Pomona star Brianna Willhite
MdCV Saint Marys Marais des Cygnes Valley limited Pomona star Brianna Willhite to 11 points in a 40-26 home win Monday. Pomona led 11-5 after one quarter but MdCV surged to 18-17 at halftime, and Pomona scored only nine in the second half.
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Missy Scheele Leads MdCV In Girls Roundup
In a girls roundup Missy Scheele scored 13 points to top MdCV as Pomona and MdCV players filled the scoring ledger. Pomona’s Green tallied 26 with Bigham, Bowman, Willhill, Anderson, Hawkins, and Kiehl contributing between two and eleven points, while MdCV’s Kim Burkdoll led with 7 and Scheale added 13 for MdCV.
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Carter earns MIAA Player of the Week honor
Washburn senior Eric Carter from Overbrook averaged 28.5 points in two weekend games to earn the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association player of the week. He posted a career-high 32 points in a 72-70 loss to Western Washington in Las Vegas and added 25 points with seven assists as Washburn defeated Lincoln Missouri 94-86. Carter shot 55.9% overall, 50% from three, and 86.7% from the line for the weekend.
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Hampton Downs Wichita State In 68 51 Victory
LaSean Howard scored 21 points and sparked a decisive 17-2 run midway through the second half to lift Hampton to a 68-51 win over Wichita State. Hampton led 46-29 with 11:08 left as the Shockers missed 19 of 22 shots early in the half and could not close the gap.
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