Osage City Girls Tie Season Win Record With Santa Fe Trail
OCHS defeated Santa Fe Trail 58 44 to tie the school record for wins in a season. Junior Jennifer Hamman led with 22 points and nine rebounds while Julie Meyer added 12 points and 11 boards. Osage City improved to 10 4 and leads into a Friday game at Silver Lake.
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Overbrook
Osage City
Santa Fe Trail
OCHS
Kent Reed
Indians
Silver Lake
Chargers
SFT
Jennifer Hamman
Julie Meyer
Connie Jones
Tami Hultgren
Cynda Thornburgh
Hamman
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Meyer
Jones
King
Akers
Peterson
J. Willams
E. Williams
Totals
Roberts
Thornburgh
Gunnells
Odgers
Riptey
Collins
Allery
Moatler
Santa Fe Trail Tops Osage City In Tight Midweek Game
SFT Boys Salvage a 66-52 win over Osage City after a 35-23 middle two quarters. Jon Urbanek scored 23 for Santa Fe Trail, Brent Romine led Osage City with 17, Osage shot 37.3 percent while SFT connected at 46.8 percent and held a 37-26 rebounding edge. Osage turnovers totaled 15 to SFT's 27. Osage travels to Silver Lake Friday in league play.
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Osage City
SFT
Ochs
Mary Peterson
Jayvees
Overbrook
Santa Fe
Les Hultgren
Chargers
Osage
Jon Urbanek
Brent Romine
Rod Oswald
Indians
Mac Barnett
Silver Lake
Early Risers and Teams Shine in Bowling Scores List
A dense tally of bowling results lists numerous teams and players with high scores and totals. Notable names include Waugh, Ledom, Stankard, Feitzell, Flory, Waltmire, Christenson, Newhouse, Wilson, Gregg, Sellers, Wise, Bruner, Dick S., Nell, Newkirk, Dengel, White, Evans, and Hull across multiple squads and venues.
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Conney
Lantis Builders
B. Flory
Terri D
D. Bridges
L. Turner
D. Clements
J. Orb
D. Ivy
Guys& Dolls
ITH Streeters
F. Wise
Ghost Busters
M. Wilson
B. Ball
F. Black
Kings & Queens
M. Nell
H. Newkirk
Early Birds
M. Turner
Untouchables
Prep Scores From Wichita Area Basketball Night
Wichita Northwest edged Wichita North 55 to 54 while Wichita Southeast topped Wichita Carroll 55 to 45. Wichita West defeated Wichita Heights 61 to 58 and Williamsburg beat Pomona 44 to 40.
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Wichita Heights
Wichita Weal
Wichita Northwest
Wichita North
Wichita Southeast
Bishop Carroll
Williamsburg
Pomona
Wilson
Gorham
Winfield
Newton
Stafford
St. Marys
Valley Falls
St. Xavier
White City
Stanton Co
Springfield
Colo
Wichita Carroll
Wichita West
Trojans Upset Eagles In Frontier League Clash
Wellsville fresh from a tournament title fell 47 to 38 to Osawatomie in Frontier League play. Jenny Whetstone led Osawatomie with 25 points as Wellsville shot 26.9 percent and split free throws late. The Eagles, led by Karl Newhouse with 9, dropped to 10 4 overall and 4 2 in league, next playing Baldwin.
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Wellsville
Wellsville High
Osawatomie
Eagles
Eagle
Craig Adams
Jenny Whetstone
Trojans
Whetstone
Karl Newhouse
Randy Childs
Jana Wright
Sandy Main
Hebher Kramer
WHS
Baldwin
Turnovers Doom Garnett Girls in Loss to Gardner Trailblazers
Garnett High's 34 turnovers help Gardner win 46 to 29 as the Trailblazers employ pressure defense to seize a 14-10 first quarter lead and 26-16 halftime edge. Sonia Brown topped Gardner with 16 points while Denise Dicker led Garnett with 10 rebounds.
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Garnett High
Lady Bulldogs
Gardner
Trailblazers
Terry White
White
Sonia Brown
Diane Miller
Nicole Weide
Denise Dicker
Bulldogs
Varsity
Wales Stars Win NHL All Star Showdown in Hartford
Wales Conference tops Campbell 4-3 in overtime led by Mike Bossy and Bryan Trottier. Propp opened scoring with the Wales, Gretzky sparked late scoring, Fuhr MVP, Trottier’s lucky goal seals win. Oregon Trail routed Ottawa Middle School 38-25 with Noah Sandstrom and Deryk Spigley starring for the Whirlwinds.
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Trottier
Andy Moog
Wales
Campbell
Bossy
New York Islanders
Mike Keenan
Gretzky
Jari
Kurri
Propp
Fuhr
Moog
Philadelphia Flyers
Grant
Glen Sather
Edmonton Oilers
Ola
Oregon Trail
Ottawa Middle School
OMS
Kansas Wesleyan tops Tabor 73 to 67 in KCAC clash
Ter rence Phox scored 18 and David Frederick 17 as Kansas Wesleyan defeated Tabor 73 to 67. KWU led 36-30 at halftime and 11 points early in the second half before Tabor closed to three at 62-59 with 3:37 left. Frederick sealed the win with two late layups. Stan Frantz led Tabor with 23 points. Paul Rust and Stan Shewey added 15 each.
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Hillsboro
Kan
Terrence Phox
David Frederick
Kansas Wesleyan
Tabor
Kansas
Coyotes
Frederick
Stan Frantz
Paul Rust
Stan Shewey
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