Thursday and Friday Kansas high school sports schedule
Thursday features Seaman at Bonner Springs wrestling at Ottawa and Louisburg at Wellsville basketball at 7 30 pm. Friday cards include Anderson County at Gardner Baldwin at Prairie View Pomona at Central Heights Lyndon at Herrington MdCV at Lebo Osage City at Riley County Sumner at Ottawa and Waverly at Williamsburg with 5 to 5 30 pm starts across events.
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Seaman
Bonner Springs
Ottawa
Louisburg
Wellsville
Anderson County
Gardner
Baldwin
Prairie View
Pomona
Central Heights
Lyndon
Herrington
Mdcv
Lebo
Osage City
Riley County
Sumner
Waverly
Williamsburg
College basketball scores from AP for regional games
East Bucknell beat Lehigh 87 to 59 while Canisius defeated Siena 94 to 92. Holy Cross topped Army 71 to 70 and Loyola Maryland beat Iona 91 to 82. Navy downed Colgate 84 to 70. St Johns won 91 to 79 over Boston College. Southeast Florida? No.
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Associated Press
Bucknell
Lehigh
Canisius
Siena
Holy Cross
Army
Loyola
Iona
Navy
Colgate
St. John’s
Boston College
South Alabama
Auburn
Davidson
Chattanooga
Delaware St
Bethune-Cookman
Florida
Mississippi St
Florida St
Virginia
Georgia Tech
Clemson
Hampton U
Norfolk
Heath
Baseball Transactions Highlight Changes in Managerial Roles
Steve Cohen named director of junior national team baseball operations. Texas Rangers designate Jim Byrd as manager of Charlotte in the Florida State League, Paul Carey as manager of Savannah in the South Atlantic League, and Darryl Kennedy to manage Gulf Coast Rangers and the first half of the extended spring program.
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Associated Press Baseball USA Baseball
Steve Cohen
Texas Rangers
Jim Byrd
Charlotte
Paul Carey
Savannah
Darryl Kennedy
Gulf Coast Rangers
Louisburg Triumphs Over Wellsville 63 59
Louisburg edged Wellsville 63 to 59 as the Wildcats relied on a strong free throw showing to pull away. Derrick led Wellsville with 17 points and seven assists, while Louisburg’s Batchelder and Harwood sparked the attack with 17 and 13 points respectively. Wellsville’s 3-2 Frontier League mark slipped to 8-6 overall as they prepare for Paola Friday.
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Wellsville
Wellsville Eagles
Louisburg
Derrick
Nick Jewell
Justin Bell
Wildcats
Paola
Hash
Harwood
Peters
Batchelder
Lindley
Heston
Nauman
Leibenmorgan
Little
Harlow
Jewell
Flett
Carpenter
Bell
Kracht
Olpe
Williamsburg
Chris Parkin
Panthers
Waverly
Howard
Dixon
Brian Ferguson
Hawkins
Stinebaugh
Potter
Brandon Ferguson
Parkin
Cole
Heckathorn
Hosier
Stueve
Burdeck
Day
Hoelting
Darby
Plunkett
Steinke
Veteran Jayhawks rout Cyclones in Big 12 clash
No 3 Kansas built an 83-62 win at Iowa State led by Paul Pierce with 19 points and Lester Earl off the bench. Roy Williams cited veterans as the edge over Iowa State as Kansas secured a ninth straight 25-win season.
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Kansas
Roy Williams
Jayhawks
Iowa State
Williams
Paul Pierce
Lester Earl
Ames
Es City
Nebraska goes after preps and others sign transfers
In a Big 12 North overview, Nebraska coach Frank Solich signed 20 high school prospects after replacing Tom Osborne, while Iowa State coach Dan McCarney added 17 junior college players and eight high school recruits. Colorado and Kansas also announced classes led by defense and quarterback needs, with Kansas featuring Jonas Weatherbie, son of Navy coach Charlie Weatherbie, among 21 signees.
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Ansas City
Frank Solich
Dan McCarney
Solich
Tom Osborne
Nebraska
Iowa State
McCarney
Cyclones
Huskers
DeJuan Grace
Cleveland
Jon Bowling
Bowling
Osborne
Colorado
Rick
Neuheisel
Jashon Sykes
Serra High School
Los Angeles
Dallas Cowboys
Sykes
SuperPrep
Kansas
Terry Allen
Jonas Weatherbie
Navy
Charlie Weatherbie
Kansas signs big 22 recruit class across multiple states
Kansas announced a signed group of 22 prospects led by Muhammad Abdul Rahim and Algie Atkinson. The list includes players from Texas Oklahoma and Missouri with positions spanning defensive backs linebackers defensive ends and quarterbacks. Missouri coach Larry Smith praised his team’s strong 1983 winning season factor in recruiting.
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Lawrence
Kan
Kansas
Muhammad Abdul Rahim
Scottsdale
Algie Atkinson
Evanston
Ill
Township
Demond Benford
Killeen
Texas
Henri’ Childs
Lenexa West
Andrew Davison
Detroit
Chadsey
Byron Gasaway
Grandview
Kyle Grady
Poteet
Mesquite
Trace Haskell
Liberal
David Hurst
McNeil
Austin
Mat Jordan
Junction City
John Oddonetto
Arizona
Joey Pelfanio
Sacranento
Dion Rayford
West Valley
Gabe Rosalis
Victoria
Roger Ross
Jefferson County
Colo
Nick Smith
Jonas
Charlie
Missouri
Larry Smith
Tigers
Smith
Tulane
Ohio State
Mississippi
Nebraska
Florida
Southwestern duo leads Moundbuilders to 87 77 win over Sterling
In Winfield Kansas Donald Carter 29 Kyle Wollenberg 28 powered Southwestern College past Sterling 87 77 as the Moundbuilders improved to 9 11 overall 8 2 KCAC. Sterling 7 15 2 8 had 14 point contributions from Ontjes Woodstra and Behrens with Ontjes adding 12 rebounds. Lin dsborg Kansas Chad Meyer 19 and 13 led Bethany past McPherson 70 66 with Meyer hitting 9 of 10.
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Alames
Isi
Tabor
Southwestern
McPherson
Bethany
Bethel
Friends
Sterling
Ottawa
Wesleyan
Jayhawks
Missouri
Nebraska
Tigers
Monte Hardge
Hardge
Norm Stewart
Kelly Thames
Winfield
Kan
Donald Carter
Kyle Wollenberg
Southwestern College
Kansas
Moundbuilders
Lindsborg
Chad Meyer
Meyer
Kansas law makers honor KU centennial basketball
Senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback seek a Senate resolution marking 100 years of KU basketball. They note KU began in 1898 with over 1 650 victories, ranking as the third-winningest program in U S history.
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Washington
Pat Roberts
Sam Brownback
U.S. Senate
Kansas Republicans
University of Kansas
Jayhawks
U.S
Roberts
Senate
United States
Brownback
Kansas
Dean Smith
North Carolina
Adolph Rupp
Kentucky
Hermreck nets 50 in Top Gun. earns all tournament honor
Ottawa coach Chris Kornhaus lauds Hermreck for a quick inside game and strong ball handling as she racks up 50 points in the Top Gun Tournament and makes the all tournament team. Read includes list of players from Anderson County Baldwin MdCV Osage City Ottawa Wellsville and others.
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Hermreck
Ottawa
Chris Kornhaus
Anderson County
Jerrica
Miller
Jalyssa Miller
Amy Rockers
Audrey Rockers
Baldwin
Crystal Tutschulte
Stacy Zuzzio
Central Heights
Sarah Wuertz
Beccy Tooley
Lyndon
Alice Karakas
Crystal Kirkpatrick
Mdcv
Kelli Burkdoll
Sharon Combes
Rebecca Lichtenauer
Osage City
Kate DeBaun
Shelly Koch
Linsey Dayhoff
Ashley Beets
Rachel Goetz
Waverly
Theresa Drumm
Kim Jo Peck
Wellsville
Jill Dorsey
Tania Slayden
Williamsburg
Roni Chavez
Kaci Bethell
Brooks Puts Up 42 Points Across Two Bald Wins
Bald coach Bob Taul lauds Brooks as a growing inside force. He is settling into system, using strength to seal his man and finish. Teammates include Derek McDonnell and Ethan Harrington. other players listed span Baldwin and nearby schools.
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Brooks
Baldwin
Bob Taul
Anderson County
Derek McDonnell
Ethan Harrington
Lance Jeffers
Central Heights
Brett Woolery
Phillip Pearson
Beau Welch
Lyndon
Brent Gipson
Dusty McDonald
Mdcw
Derek Wise
Jason Cr
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