Bonner Springs Tops Ottawa In EKL Clash 56 45
Bonner Springs built a late third quarter lead and held Ottawa to poor shooting as Bonner wins 56 45 in East Kansas League action at the OHL gym. Ottawa falls to 3 11 on the season while Bonner Springs dominates the boards and controls the pace with 18 forced turnovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Peterson
Ottawa High
Cyclones
Bonner Springs
Don Swartz
Valley
OHS
Bonner
Ottawa
Jason Maxwell
Wellsville Gals Reach Eudora Invitational Final
Wellsville girls upset Jefferson North 43 39 to reach the Eudora Invitational final. Wright scores 20, Newhouse 9 as Wellsville thrives on defense, rebounds and late free throws. Jeff North, ranked 4 in 2A, falls to 9-2. Wellsville improves to 9-3 as they await the late Cardinals vs Basehor result for tonight’s title game.
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Eudora
Wellsville
Jefferson County North
Jeff North
Dawa Wright
Kari Newhouse
Wright
Newhouse
Chargers
Randy Childs
Eagles
Cardinals
Basehor
Henderson
Ly Chik
Main
Kramer
Totals
Schrick
Weishaar
Martin
Lane
Winsor
Knights of Columbus Free Throw Contest Heads To Ottawa
Local level of the annual free throw competition sponsored by Sacred Heart Council 3018 Ottawa will be held at Ottawa High School gym at 10 a.m. Saturday Feb 8 for boys and girls ages 11 through 14. Contestants must provide proof of age and parental consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Council 3018
Ottawa
Ottawa High School
Joe Ketchem
Gilbert Bruna
Burg Gals Take Sting Out Of Stubborn Yellowjackets
Williamsburg uses home court to edge Gridley 51 to 41 as key players miss due to flu. Sophomore Kelli Magrath leads with 19 points, Stacy Shaffer adds 18 and seven assists after two technicals shifted momentum. Williamsburg improves to 10-3 and set to host Pomona next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Gridley
Panthers
Stacy Shaffer
Roger Driver
Patty Berg
Yellowjacket
Driver
Kelli Magrath
Shaffer
OCHS routs Lyndon Osage City shines in Round-Robin win
Osage City dominated Lyndon 81 to 22 as eight Indians logged points and rebounds. Aileen King led with strong boards toward a 56.6 percent shooting night, while Jennifer Hamman Julie Meyer and Traci Lind also contributed on the win that strained the Lyndon hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon
Osage City
Indians
Kent Reed
Reed
Aileen King
Jennifer Hamman
Julie Meyer
Traci Lind
Osage City Girls Take Crown In Round Robin Tourney
Osage City improves to 9-4 with a 3-0 tournament finish as Lyndon Round Robin standout Tami Hultgren scores 18 and Meyer 17, Hamman 16, King and Esther Williams 8. Tara Allison leads Lyndon with 10 in loss as Burlingame players Pro vost and Rieck earn all tournament spots.
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Bloom
Tami Hultgren
Osage
Meyer
Hamman
King
Esther Williams
Tara Allison
Tigers
Osage City
Carla Provost
Audra Rieck
Burlingame
Lyndon
Jennifer Hamman
Connie Jones
Dosage City
Hultgren
Jones
Lindbloom
Paterson
Willame
Bayless
McGonigie
Allison
Prep Scores From Boys Basketball League Night
Scores list from matches including Atchison 78 Topeka Seaman 63 and Coffeyville 80 Fort Scott 42, with various teams such as Baldwin 45 Santa Fe Trail 41, Bern 72 Onaga 5, and more across the circuit.
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Atchison
Topeka-Seaman
Baileyville B&b
Wetmore
Baldwin
Santa Fe Trail
Bern
Onaga
Bonner
Inex Ss. Gites
Buhier Buclogne Sr .of the World
Aney
Gentealis
Axtell
Cheylin
Brewster
Circle
Chaparra
Clearwater
Andover
Coffeyville
Fort Scott
Derby
el Dorado
Dighton
Scots
Flint Hills
Fredonia
Sedan
Girard
Indians Pummel Uniontown in 82-58 win
Pomona beats Uniontown 82-58 as Steve Olson and R D Fowler combine for 35 points and 28 rebounds. The Indians improve to 10-2 overall and 6-1 in Division I, despite losing Tom Hancock to an early ankle injury and Curt Altice to illness. Olson scores 24, Fowler 21, Eichenberger 13, Leakey 12 as Pomona dominates with 46 percent shooting and a 22 rebound edge. Uniontown cuts loose 26 turnovers and 37 percent shooting led by Holt with 23. Junior varsity 57-33 winners with Schlotzhauer 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QHS
Bonner
Braves
Ottawa
Jerold Fletcher
Bill Kelly
Andy Adkins
Shawn Hall
Tim Spears
OHS
Maxwell
Keith King
Cyclones
Steve Matney
Tonganoxie
Matney
Swartz
Emporia
Jason Sellers
Mike Aspinwall
Olathe
Olathe South
Pomona
Steve Olson
R.D. Fowler
Uniontown
Indians
Central Heights
PHS
Tom Hancock
Curt Altice
Ned Parker
Ed Eichenberger
Steve Leakey
Jeli Parker
John Gibson
Olson
Fowler
Eichenberger
Tim Leakey
Eagles
Holt
Kurt Schlotzhauer
Gibson
Parker
Williamsburg
Burg
Panthers
Panthers Blitz Gridley in Three Rivers League win
Williamsburg dominates Gridley 50 to 24 after a 28 point first half as seven Panthers score. Brian Piersol leads with 17 points while Darin Reichard and Brendan May add double digits. Gridley commits 21 turnovers and shoots 22 times. Williamsburg to face Pomona next Tuesday in non league action.
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Williamsburg
Pomona
Panthers
West Franklin
Gridley
Yellowjackets
Chuck Lee
Burg
Brian Piersol
Darin Reichard
Brendan May
Chris Cade
WHS
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Bonner Bops Cyclones
Bonwer Springs
Anderson
Mall
Cummings
Kelly
Fletcher
Adkins
Baylor
Reynolds
Steve Zak
Wellsville Gals
Eudora Invitational
Eagle
Craig Adams
Paula Martin
Jefferson North
K of C
Knights of Columbus Organization
Washburn
WAYNE
Neb
Tom Meier
Wayne State
Topeka
ST. Joseph, Mo
Daniel Gambrell
Arthur Cooks
Missouri Western
Emporia State
Sheila Presley
Karen Danford
Magrath
Williamsburg—S
Grand
Shepard
Shatter
Ferguson
Hermrack
Norton
Presley
L. Danford
Mudge
Ness
K. Danford
Bond
Tatala
Ochs
Overbrook
Santa Fe
Vomuna Boys
Eakey
Leakey
Elchanberger
Snathen
George
Harvey
Brien
Panthers Blister
Williameburg Boys
Mathory
Milliken
Cade
Pfarsi Way Brock
Link
Sibley Boys
Prasiay
Eccles
Mattger
Tha
Snavelle
Whynott
Brewer
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