Colts lose unbeaten run as San Diego wins in Indianapolis
NFL roundup reports the Colts 13 1 suffered their first loss as San Diego 26 17 beat them, ending a 13 0 start while Cincinnati clinched the AFC North by routing Detroit 41 17 and New England and Denver also won to reach the postseason.
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Kansas women stay undefeated with 73 65 win over FIU
Crystal Kemp scored 20 points and grabbed 12 rebounds to lead Kansas to a 73 65 victory over Florida International as the Jayhawks continued their best start in 14 years. Kaylee Brown added 16 points, and Ivana Catic had three assists while scoring 10. FIU was led by Eva Makela with 16 points and Iva Ciglar and Lasma Jakobson with 14 each. Kansas stays unbeaten at 8 0 and faces Creighton next.
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Pomona Girls Rally for 46 43 Victory Over Herington
Pomona High School girls basketball rallied from a 10 2 deficit to beat Herington 46 43. Sophomore Sam Shaffer hit key free throws in the fourth, with Stephanie Wilson and Kimberly Williams scoring eight each and Stephanie Nitcher adding 12. Pomona 4 2 hosts Northern Heights January 4.
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Cyclones finish sixth in tourney at Ottawa Osawatomie
Ottawa and Osawatomie coach Joe Tokarz credited the Cyclones for a strong pool showing but a tough fifth place match against Wyandotte. Seven runners up were listed Jerome Miller, Ryan McPheron, Tyler Pence, Josh Dodd, Kyle Altic, Jacob Welker and Levi Bowen with several previous top four placers. The weight certification rule and January 4 Premier League dual at Gardner were noted along with next steps and regional competitors Walleye Budara and Woody.
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