Wellsville JV splits games illustrated by uneven results
Wellsville boys junior varsity posted a 64-58 win over Baldwin and 37-33 loss to Louisburg as Justin Hoehn led scoring with 18 in the win and eight in the defeat. JV now 2-8 while freshman team goes 6-5 with wins over Waverly and Louisburg.
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Ottawa eighth graders stay unbeaten with 63 54 win over Emporia
Ottawa eighth grade basketball improved to 10-0 with a 63-54 victory against Emporia led by Lee Baldwin with 19 points. Andrew Maxwell and Will Hendrix added 12 each, Gabe Sheffield nine, Drew Hendrix seven, Kyle Huschka four, and other contributors.
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Ottawa JV tops Ward 69-48 in upbeat contest
Ottawa junior varsity defeated Ward 69 to 48 as Adam Gilli han led Ottawa with 22 points to improve to 6-3. Team totals show strong shooting from both sides and a high tempo finish despite incomplete line details.
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Chiefs players tied to broader federal drug probe
Investigators pursue possible link between Tamatick Vanover Bam Morris and Missouri to California drug trafficking. Greg Burns faces charges for conspiracy to distribute marijuana. Affidavits detail surveillance of Vanover’s home, a stolen car connection, and Morris’s prior legal troubles including marijuana possession and a Texas jail term. Chad Pollard and Logan Gearheart also face related charges.
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Osage City girls top Pomona 56 to 46 in Tuesday game
Osage City raced to a 39-15 halftime lead as five first half three pointers sparked a 56-46 win over Pomona. Rachel Richard led with 18 points, Amie Keller 16, Amie Haskins 14, while Pomona’s Brianna Willhite had 13 and Becki Cargo 10. Pomona JV won 40-36. MdCV beat Uniontown 49-39 in another Tuesday night game.
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Osage City Defeats Pomona In High-Scoring Clash
Osage City’s defense limited Pomona to nine first-half points and 21 turnovers in a 58 to 27 victory. Jeff Lohmeyer led Osage City with 20 points while Kraig Powell topped Pomona with 10. Brent Judd pulled down 11 rebounds for Pomona. Pomona 3-12 hosts Central Heights next, Osage City travels to Riley County.
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Vermeil Leaves Rams After Super Bowl Win
Dick Vermeil announced his retirement from the St. Louis Rams after their 23-16 Super Bowl victory over the Tennessee Titans. He plans to pursue broadcasting opportunities with Carol Vermeil noting it was his decision. Offensive coordinator Mike Martz will ascend to head coach on a two year contract.
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Kansas Wesleyan routs Central Christian in NAIA action
KW's Trent Ainsworth posts 21 points and 11 rebounds while Danny Thomas adds 18 and 16 as the Coyotes cruise to a 93-67 win. Gabe Isaac leads Central Christian with 26 points as KW outrebounds the Tigers 66-49 and limits Central Christian to 36 percent shooting. Brandon Davis chips in 16 for Central Christian. Kansas Wesleyan, ranked 23rd in NAIA Division II, improves with strong defense and dominance on the boards.
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