Friday High School Basketball Schedule Summary
Friday features Gardner of Anderson County at Eudora Baldwin at Pomona Central Heights vs MdCV Rossville hosting Osage City Ottawa meets Sumner Academy Waverly plays Williamsburg Wellsville faces Spring Hill Boys action. Saturday College Basketball has Ottawa visiting McPherson at 8 p.m. and Thursday scores recap from the Associated Press across regional games and notable NBA NFL moves.
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Anderson County
Eudora
Baldwin
Pomona
Central Heights
Labo
Mdcv
Rossville
Osage City
Ottawa
Sumner Academy
Waverly
Williamsburg
Wellsville
Spring Hill
McPherson
Peterson seeks Jeff George for Chiefs in cap tight race
Kansas City’s Carl Peterson says the Chiefs may pursue free agent QB Jeff George if cap space allows. Reports link George to a $4.2–4.5 million per season deal with a $5.5 million signing bonus, but Chiefs downplay easy fit. Other teams like the Raiders and Rams are mentioned as potential suitors. NFL cap compliance issues and near-cap status complicate moves for veterans Der ry Thomas and Neil Smith.
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Carl Peterson
Jeff George
Kansas City Chiefs
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George
Oakland Raiders
Leigh Steinberg
Sports Fan
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Jeff Hostetler
Larry Brown
Russell Maryland
Steinberg
Chiefs
Bob Moore
Moore
San Francisco Examiner
ESPN
Derrick Thomas
Neil Smith
Stiles leaves Chiefs to join Vermeil's Rams in St. Louis
Lynn Stiles, 55, vice president of player personnel for the Kansas City Chiefs, will become vice president of football operations with the St. Louis Rams, reuniting with Dick Vermeil who ended a football sabbatical to lead the Rams.
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St. Louis Rams
Kansas City
Chiefs
San Francisco 49Ers
Baldwin Bulldogs Dominate Fronter League Buckets
Baldwin girls avenge a loss with two blowout victories, 61-34 over Eudora and 71-34 versus Gardner. Senior Ann Martin leads with 23 points, aided by Audrey Millstein 18 and Mary Denning 16 as Baldwin improves to 15-1 and 7-0 in the Frontier League.
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Osawatomie
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Schlagle
Blue Valley
Zuzzio
Stephens
Cook
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Elkington
McMannon
Sutton
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Millstain
Martin
Nusp
Evangel Stops Wildcats In HAAC Battle At Baker
Maury Leitzke led all scorers with 24 points including six three pointers as Evangel improved to 21-5 overall and 10-3 in the Heart of America Athletic Conference with a 92-78 win over Baker. Baker, led by Josh Kroupa with 19 points and Brent Dorsey with 15, shot just 36 percent in the second half and went three of 16 from long range.
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Kan
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Evangel
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Heart of America Action
Crusaders
HAAC
Josh Kroupa
Brent Dorsey
Justin Kruse
Pat Thacker
Ramsey Breaks BU Women Scoring Mark With 25 Points
Baldwin-Baker standout Allison Ramsey, a junior guard from Hebron Kentucky, scored 25 points at Central Methodist to push her season total to 426, surpassing Dawn Henderson’s 1990-91 mark of 401. Ramsey leads BU with 16.8 PPG and 76 assists after transferring from Thomas More College.
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Henderson
Ramsey
Thomas More College
Kentucky
Wildcat
Haase to Play With Broken Wrist Through Kansas Run
Kansas guard Jerod Haase has played with a broken right wrist most of the season and will continue to tape it and play. Coach Roy Williams says Haase will undergo surgery after the season, sidelining him for about three months if delayed. The Jayhawks, ranked No. 1 after losses by Wake Forest and Kentucky, face a tougher stretch amid injuries to key players.
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Jayhawks
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Haase
Jerod
Golag
Williams
Missouri
Jacque Vaughn
Scot Pollard
Nebraska
Jay Thornton
Jarod Haase
Wake Forest
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Woods shoots course record to lead Thai tourney second round
Tiger Woods fired an 8 under par 64 at the Asian Honda Classic in Bangkok to grab the second round lead at the Omega Tour event. He tied the late-forgiveness heat with four front-nine birdies and ten more in a round that put him two strokes clear at the halfway point. Woods praised relief from jet lag and noted his Thai-born mother Kulida Woods among a cheering gallery as the field tightens ahead of the final two rounds.
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Woods
Kulida
Bangna
Thailand
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