Friday and Saturday Schedules Highlight Local High School and College Games
Friday features Anderson County at Gardner Baldwin at Prairie View Central Heights at Pomona MdCV at KSD Osage City at Riley County Lutoner at Ottawa Williamsburg at Waverly. Saturday bills Ottawa at Bethel Graceland at Baker Lyndon at Hartington. High school wrestling includes Anderson Co at Silver Lake Inn and Central Heights Wellsville at Immaculata. Ottawa at Tabor at 6:80 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Co
Gardner
Baldwin
Prairie View
Central Heights
Pomona
Mdcv
KSD
Osage City
Riley Co
Lutoner
Ottawa
Williamsburg
Waverly
Bethel
Gracaland
Baker
Lyndon
Hartington
Silver Lake Inn
Wellsville
Immaculata
College Basketball Scores From Thursday AP East and Other Regions
The Associated Press recap lists Thursday results across regions with notable matchups. Teams like Duke, Cincinnati, Texas A&M Corpus Christi, Arizona, BYU and Stanford posted wins, while close games featured overtime at North Carolina and other tight finishes. Notable scorers and outcomes include Duke's 90-86 OT win over North Carolina and Saint Francis, NY defeating Wagner 78-71.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cincinnati
N.C
Oakland
Mich
Southwest Nicholls
Stephen F.austin
Oral Roberts
Chicago St
Sam Houston
Texas
TCU
Rice
Texas A&m Corpus Chasti
Bethune- Cookman
TexSan Antonio
Texas-Adis
Isa
Sso
Mt Sar
Arizona
Oregon
Arizona St
Oregon St
BYU
San Diego
CS North
Baseball and basketball trades and contracts across major leagues
Baseball: Royals sign Hurtado to a minor league deal. Yankees sign Jeter to a one year pact. Athletics announce multiple one year deals for players including DuBose Vasquez Gragg Laxton Miller Vizcaino Ontiz Porter Long. Astros ink Hall to a one year contract. Cardinals add Dynston McRae Perez Wilkins on minor league deals. Padres sign Sprague to a minor league deal. Basketball: Mavericks sign Rodman. Clippers fire Ford and name Jim Todd interim. Knicks name Loyden as basketball consultant. Football: Cardinals sign Brooks, Falcons sign Saxton, Bears sign Robinson, Saints name Haslett coach, Buccaneers fire Shula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Yankees
Derek Jeter
Oakland Athletics
Shawon Dynston
Brian McRae
Eduardo Perez
Rick Wilkins
SAN Diego Padres
Ed Sprague
Basketball
National Basketball Association
NBA
Rob Levine
Dallas Mavericks
Dennis Rodman
LOS Angeles Coppers
Chris Ford
Jim Todd
NEW York Knicks
Frank Loyden
National Football League
Arizona Cardinals
Ethyn Brooks
Atlanta Falcons
Brian Saxton
Chicago Bears
Marcus Robinson
NEW Orleans Saints
Jim Haslett
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Mike Shula
Ottawa Highs Big Second Half Rout KCC 86 40
Ottawa High and Chad Henningsen surged in the second half to rout Kansas City Christian 86 to 40, ending a four-game skid. Henningsen scored 19 points and grabbed seven rebounds despite an ankle injury, while Ottawa forced 34 turnovers and built a 55-point second half surge. The Cyclones face Sumner Academy next in a tougher test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Boys
OHS
KCC
Ottawa High
Chad Hanningsen
Hanningsen
Cyclones
Kansas City Christian
David Grover
Grover
Sumner Academy
Ottawa
Sumner
Travis Mendell
Henningser
Errol Moloto
Henningsen
Eric Hull
Bishop Ward
Chris Marston
Lady Braves' defense sparks 67-58 win over Kansas Wesleyan
Ottawa University, after two straight losses, switched to a 2-3 zone to stifle Kansas Wesleyan. The defense forced misses, created turnovers, and led a 28-point swing in the second half as Nancy Tooley and Melvetta Manning fueled a 67-58 victory with balanced scoring and 23 assists by the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg Mast
Lady Braves
Ottawa University
Kansas Wesleyan
Wilson Field House
Arabie Conner
Conner
Lady Coyotes
Tooley
MidAmerica Nazarene
Ottawa
Shaun Moore
Teri Markin
Magic finish lifts Ottawa over Kansas Wesleyan in upset
Ottawa University edged Kansas Wesleyan 65-64 at Wilson Field House after a final 10.9 seconds steal by Dustin McGuire. Kris Rush banked the go ahead layup with 8.1 seconds left as Turner and KW tried to respond. Ottawa improved to 8-12, 5-4 KCAC. KW fell to 16-6, 8-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Trina Bierman
Lady Coyotes
Bierman
Ottawa
Shaun Moore
Kansas Wesleyan
Melvetta Manning
Ron Bishop
Robin Carmack
Erica Brooks
Wilson Field House
Greg Mast
Ottawa University
Blake Turner
Braves
Turner
Coyotes
Dustin McGuire
Kris Rush
Ty Chrisensen
McGuire
Trent Ainsworth
Rush
Carrier
Michael Hull
Kansas
Schmidt
Thomas
Morton
Ainsworth
Lesovaky
Christensen
McNaughton
Young
Hull
Eiche
Porter
Warner
Bulmer
Hawkeyes stun Kansas as Williams laments rough stretch
Iowa City Iowa AP Kansas lost 77-69 to Iowa after a tough night on the boards 45-29 and outside of the arc while Nick Collison led Kansas with 21 points and 10 rebounds. Steve Alford praised Iowa's defense and progress while Roy Williams acknowledged the Jayhawks must rebound from recent losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
Kansas
Iowa Hawkeyes
Jayhawks
Roy Williams
Nick Collison
Collison
Hawkeye
Towa Falls
Towa
Steve Alford
Hawkeyes
Connecticut
Alford
Axtell sidelined by undisclosed medical problem
Kansas junior Luke Axtell 6-10 guard forward is out indefinitely after a persistent health issue. He did not travel to Iowa City for the Thursday game versus Iowa. Axtell averaged 3.9 points and 31 three pointers in 20 appearances, with officials noting the condition is not life threatening and he will seek treatment off the court and hopes to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Tooley
Tooley
Iowa City
Iowa
Kansas
Luke Axtell
Axtell
Jayhawks
Hawkeyes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tabor
Kansas City Royals
Edwin Hurtado
NES
Andy Carrier
Coyote
Ricky Bulmer
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!