Central Heights Falls to No 2 Burlington in Girls Hoops
Burlington High School, ranked No 2 in 4A Division 2, overwhelmed Central Heights 61 to 24 at Central Heights. Sophomore Regan Markley led Central Heights with eight points as the Vikings were outscored 23-8 in the second quarter and held to a season low 24. Burlington teammate Dorcas and Emblum plus Kirchner fueled the win as Central Heights prepares for a Friday game at Metro Academy.
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Burlington
Wildcats
Central Heights
Vikings
Scott Lane
Lane
Regan Markley
Metro Academy
R. Norton
Stadel
Z. Norton
Johnson
Emblum
Blume
Dorcas
Wagner
Kirchner
Atkins
Erhart
Kraus
Schaefer
Markley
Meyer
Raby
Ottawa Cyclones outpace Topeka West 86 78 in wild road win
Ottawa overcame a fast Topeka West squad 86 78 as the Cyclones pressed the tempo. Quentin Blane fueled Ottawa with key baskets and free throws down the stretch while coach Cliff McCullough praised the effort and late defense.
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Topeka
Ottawa
Topeka West
Cyclones
Quentin Blane
Cliff McCullough
McCullough
St. James
Ottawa girls keep game plan simple in 52 18 win
Ottawa High School girls basketball used a simple plan to beat Topeka West 52 18 in Topeka. Brette Moore scored 19 with 10 in the third while Alex Tyson drew early foul trouble. Ottawa stifled the Chargers, holding them to two points in two quarters.
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Topeka
Ottawa
Cyclone
Topeka West
Kelli Fischer
Brette
Brette Moore
Fischer
Chargers
Alex Tyson
Area boys fall in close games at home to Burlington
Central Heights and West Franklin each dropped tight contests Tuesday. Central Heights lost 48 45 to Burlington after strong defense but uneven offense, with Jordan Horstick scoring 13 for the Kings. West Franklin fell 59 55 to Council Grove as Will Duda led with 27 points in a fourth quarter rally.
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West Franklin
Falcons
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Emily Reed
Herington
Poole
Hula
Auchard
Brittle
Tischhauser
Carlson
Reed
Shaffer
Whittington
Ryan
Herald
Central Heights
Burlington
Rusty Cannady
Cannady
Jordan Horstick
Vikings
Metro Academy
Ders
Whitworth
Meyer
Shell
Nordstedt
Redding
Beyer
Hatch
Davis
C. Brown
Braves
Will Duda
Matt Gray
Bachura
Taylor
Langvardt
Leydig
LeMay
Evans
Short
Duda
Rogers
Gray
Lacey
Attic
Jewell cruises past Ottawa in exhibition win
Liberty Missouri William Jewell College defeated Ottawa University 102 to 67 in an exhibition. Ka meron Lindsay led Ottawa with 16 points while Jordan Lewis paced Jewell with 26. Ottawa (6 7) hosts Oklahoma Wesleyan on Jan 4 at 5 p.m.
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Ottawa University
William Jewell College
Cardinals
Braves
Ottawa
Kameron Lindsay
Julian Rose
Alex Landry
William Jewell
Jordan
Lewis
Oklahoma Wesleyan University
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Mosby
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Bilong
Regier
Hutson
Morrison
Starr
Lindsay
Rose
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Landry
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