Burg boys rally past Eudora in overtime thriller
Steve Smith banked a late 3 to force overtime, then added two baskets as Williamsburg downed Eudora 55-52. Smith led Williamsburg with 26 points, while Eudora’s Joel Morgan had 15. Williamsburg girls fell 62-56 after a late rally, paced by Sleichter and Link.
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Eudora
Steve Smith
Williamsburg
Cardinals
Smith
Panther Boys
Chuck Lee
Lee
Panthers
Pace
Panther
Shane Adams
Joel Morgan
Jay Weers
David Stover
Williamburg
Roger Driver
Kary Sleichter
Lisa Link
Jamie Gragg
Cindy
Williamsburg Boys
Weers
McClure
Stover
Davidson
Higble
Adams
Totals
Eudora Boys
J. Gabriel
Abel
Buckley
Grosdidier
Stone
A. Gabriel
Hunsaker
Morgan
Tish
Staples
Jerome
Brunk
Sleichter
Gragg
Piersol
Boles
Link
McAlexander
Freeland
Gezel
Henrikson
Rice
Ruggles
Dean
Thoren
Alvarez
Osage City Girls Top Mission Valley 68–27 in Mid-East Action
Osage City women avenge a December loss to Mission Valley, dominating 68 to 27 as they pull down 52 rebounds to 27 and shoot 45 percent. Key performances include Keena Privait with 12 points and 11 rebounds, Angie Fager 11 points and 11 boards, Stacy Moore 13 rebounds and 7 points, and Jenny Reed five assists. Osage improves to 5-1 overall, 3-0 in league, and hosts Rossville January 5 after the holidays.
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Eskridge
Osage City Girls
Mission Valley
Viking Girls
Indians
Osage
Vikings
Keena Privat
Angie Fager
Post
Nicole Stromgren
Stacy Moore
Jenny Reed
Ochs
Rossville
Osage Cyty Girls
Bloom
Plinsky
Reed
Privat
Sebring
Price
Stromeren
Zerr
Fager
Moore
Totals
Mission Valley Girls
Shumate
Cushing
King
Milter
Lane
Flick
M. Kraus
W. Kraus
Montgomery
Indians edged by Mission Valley in 57 52 loss
Osage City Indians fall to Mission Valley 57 to 52 as they shoot 36 percent and commit turnovers. Clark Pearson leads with 14 points, Ross Mullhow adds 12, and Richie Carlson 11. Wilkins limited to nine by two big defenders. Indians off until Jan 5 vs Rossville.
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Eskridge
Osage City
Indians
Mission Valley
Ochs
Les Hultgren
Clark Pearson
Ross Mullhow
Richie Carlson
Rossville
Miller
Montgomery
Warren
Jensen
Price
Childers
Pearson
Bond
McGrath
Dayhoff
Wilkins
Carlson
Mullhow
Lyndon boys roll to fourth win 71 59 over Oska loosa
Lyndon High improves to 4-2 after a 71-59 win against Oska loosa. Matt Goodrich hits eight late free throws and scores 22, Tim Massey adds 18, while Lyndon dominates boards 37-15 and shoots 53 percent. Coach Nick Dawson praises progress as the Tigers build early-season momentum.
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Lyndon
Lyndon High
Oskaloosa
Tigers
Bears
Nick Dawson
Matt Goodrich
Goodrich
Tim Massey
Pomona Girls Fall To Burlington In Tough Non-Conference Loss
Pomona girls, led by Alaine Harris with 12 points, fall 52 to 36 as Burlington outscales them in the second half. Coach Milt Dougherty notes a strong effort but cites a third quarter collapse and says the team is still improving after an 1-4 start. Union town game on Jan 3 is next in the makeup schedule.
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Pomona
Milt Dougherty
Burlington
Indians
Dougherty
Alaine Harris
Angie Flager
Michelle Bame
Kansas High School Cage Scores
Kansas high school boys and girls basketball results from Tuesday night list scores for Abilene over Beloit and many other matchups including Hutchinson over Newton and Marysville over Beatrice. The girls results show Augusta over Maize and Gardner over Osawatomie among numerous statewide games.
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Kansas High School
Associated Press
Abilene
Beloit
Arkansas City
Campus
Augusta
Maize
Bascher
Perry Lecompton
Burlington
Pomona
Centralia
Bern
Central Christian
Chase
Chaparral
Circle
Copeland
Jetmore
Derby
Winfield
Dodge City
Goodland
Erie
Southeast
Cherokee
Fairfield
Pratt
Harmon
Turner
Hiawatha
Nemaha Valley
Holton
Jefferson West
Hutchinson
Newton
Jewell
Eastern Heights
Kingman
Clearwater
Liberal
Guymon
Okla
Logan
Jennings
Louisburg
Garnett
Lucas Luray
Kensington
Lyndon
Oskaloosa
Madison
Hamilton
Mankato
Sylvan Grove
Marysville
Beatrice
Neb
McPherson
el Dorado
Mission Valley
Osage City
Nevada
Pittsburg
Nickerson
Halstead
Kansas
Argonta
Caldwell
Atwood
Hoxie
Bascher-Linwood
Perry-Lecompton
Belleville
Washington
Berean Academy
Little River
Bishop Carroll
Wichita West
Buhler
Goddard
Centre
White City
Dorado
Eudora
Williamsburg
Frankfort
Axtell
Frontenac
Northeast
Alma
Gardner
Osawatomie
Garden Plain
Christian Challenge
Wellsville Girls Edge Louisburg 43 33 in Frontier League clash
Wellsville Eagles defeat Louisburg 43 to 33 as Vicki Bauer leads with 17 points and Janet Cramer adds six. Coach Ebel hails strong defense and team effort despite halftime deficit. Next game hosts Santa Fe Trail in Wellsville’s new gym after rescheduled due to weather.
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Louisburg
Wellsville Eagles
Eagles
Wildcats
WHS
Richard Ebel
Eagle
Vicki Bauer
Wellsville
Bernie Coons
Janet Cramer
Santa Fe Trail
Gretencord
McDaniel
Smith
Towne
Cain
Knox
Foote
Totals
T-Birds edge Cyclones as Newham paces Shawnee Heights comeback
Ottawa boys trailed early but Newham led Shawnee Heights with 28 points fueling a 72-50 comeback over Ottawa. Clark noted a youthful team as they prepare for a late-season surge. Cyclones head to Iola Thursday for a rescheduled 8 p.m. tip-off.
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Newham
T-Birds
Clark
Cyclones
Iola
Ottawa Boys
David
Sandstrom
Redeker
Burgoon
Mann
Spigie
Ratliff
Ball
Shawnee Heights Boys
Pitchford
Tenpenny
Beninga
McVicker
Weishaur
Evans
Holt
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Trey
Burg Boys
Hultgren
Chad Wilkins
Lyndon Boys
Dawson
Schneidewind
Williams
Massey
Sturdy
Massenthin
McGonigle
Hart
Lloyd
Thompson
Furmans
Cropper
White
Jackson
Farmer
Uniontown
Harris
Flager
Bame
Attic
Barkley
Tomberlin
Stewart
Henry
Birk
Bahr
Braden
Makepeace
Ottawa Shoppers Retail Committee
Ottawa Area
Chamber of Commerce
American Heart Association
Kite Equipment Co
Shawatha
Junction City
Chapman
Labette County
Columbus
Lakin
Scott City
Topeka West
Salina Central
Topeka High
Highland Park
Trinity
Macksville
Valley Center
Mulvane
Wakefield
St. George
Wellsville Girls
OHL Boys
Sebastian
Flounder
Walt Disney Pictures
McDonald's
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