Friday Night High School Basketball Schedule
Friday games at 6:30 p.m. Baldwin versus Anderson County. Spring Hill hosts Central Heights at 6:30. Louisburg visits Ottawa at 6:30 p.m. Pomona plays Herington at 6:15. Gardner guests Wellsville at 6:30. Waverly travels to Williamsburg at 5:30. Saturday Ottawa hosts Silver Lake Invitational wrestling at 9:30. College basketball Ottawa at Iena at 5:7 p.m. Monday Central Heights meets Anderson County G at 8 p.m.
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Anderson County
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Central Heights
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Ottawa
Pomona
Herington
Gardner
Wellaville
Waverly
Williamsburg
Silver Lake
Iena
Schedule of various college and pro games across channels
On the air PGA FBR Open at 3 p.m. and multiple NBA college broadcasts loaded across ESPN FSN and ESPN2. Highlights include Dallas at Indiana 6 p.m. ESPN and Houston at Minnesota 8:30 p.m. ESPN with numerous 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. slots and games on Ch 5 7 19.
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Houston
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Georgia Tech
Duke
Colorado
Texas
Iowa St
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Charlotte
UCLA
Washington
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Louisville
Uab
Texas Tech
Oklahoma
Che
Notre Dame
Syracuse
Espn Utep
Rice
Chicago
Miami
College Basketball Thursday Scores From The Associated Press
Multiple games across regions with numerous schools posting results. Notable outcomes include North Carolina routing NC State 95 74, Utah State 81 over Cal Poly SLC 57, and Minnesota 81 over Iowa 50, while Arizona 97 narrowly defeats California 7 and LSU beats Mississippi 58.
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Loyola
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the Citadel
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Belmont
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Delaware St
Howard
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Centenary
Missouri
Tann.Martin
Samford
Tennessee Tech
Tennessee St
E. Kentucky
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Tex Southern
Rice
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UTEP
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Gonzaga
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Fresno
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Weber St
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Nevada
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Washington
Utah
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Lipscomb
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LSU
Mississippi
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Maryland
Georgia Tech
Murray St
Ottawa seniors rally for 65 59 win over Friends
Ottawa University seniors lifted the Braves to a 65 59 victory at Wilson Field House as Chris Pitts led with career highs of 14 rebounds and four blocks. Brent Baker and Sam Thiessen provided floor leadership in the late stretch.
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Greg Mast
Sparta
Ottawa University
Braves
Ottawa
Chris Pitts
Brent Baker
Sam Thiessen
Friends
Wilson Field House
Pitts
Andy Carrier
Carrier
Guye
Garrier
Seniors lift Ottawa in tight road defeat
Osage City native Baker took charge late, sinking six of eight free throws in the final 2:38 to push Ottawa past Friends, but Friends held under 50 until the final minutes. Lickteig led Ottawa with 21 points, Thiessen added 12 and nine boards, while Pitts noted strong defense at halftime and Friends struggled to 59 points. Ottawa falls to 5-8 in league play and 8-15 overall, with a trip to Leavenworth looming to face Saint Mary.
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Carrier
Thiessen
Bret Lickteig
Ottawa
Pitts
Friends
Leavenworth
Saint Mary
Rausch
Wheeler
Baker
Klema
Washington
Smith
Tanking
Eaton
Lickteig
Ottawa Lady Braves rally to beat Friends 67 60
Ottawa University women rise to 11 12 overall and 7 6 in KCAC with a 67 60 win over Friends at Wilson Field House. Hallie Boyce leads with 19 points, Renee Sidney adds 14, and Ottawa forces 31 turnovers to seize momentum toward playoffs.
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Friends
Wilson Field House
Ottawa
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Conner
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Lady Falcons
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Turner
Ball
Sidney
Stichler
Loomis
Boyce
Broyles
Wilson
Harger
Pickell
Lewis
Mueller
Kansas State fills some holes but defense needs more help
Kansas State coach Bill Snyder praised a 20 member recruiting class while acknowledging gaps remain on defense. He cited needs at linebacker and along the defensive line as priorities for further signings from three to four spots. Rival analyst Jeremy Crabtree noted immediate defensive help was gained but the team still faces a hole after Cameron Morrah chose California.
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Bill Snyder
Wildcats
Snyder
Rivals.com
Jeremy Crabtree
Cameron Morrah
Clare
Mont
Calif
California
Morrah
Eric
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Sean McGuern
Shawna Loomis
Friends University
Denise Turner
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