Fridery High School Basketball Schedule Summary
Fridery High hosts multiple Saturday boys basketball games including Gardner at Anderson, Prairie View at Baldwin, Pomona at Central Heights, Ottawa at Sumner Academy, Wellsville at Paola, Waverly at Williamsburg. Tabor visits Ottawa at 5 7 p.m., Immaculata hosts Central Heights at 9 a.m., Ottawa plays Silver Lake at 9 a.m.
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Fridery High
Bastartberl Gardner
Anderson Co
Prairie View
Baldwin
Pomona
Central Heights
Ottawa
Sumner Academy
Wellsville
Paola
Weekend Sports Schedule Highlights and Times
Apacked lineup spans Friday events across tennis Davis Cup bowling and NASCAR. ESPN2 airs Tuck Millrose Games at 6 p.m. while CBS broadcasts NBA Rookie Challenge at 3 p.m. and TNT features NBA All Star Saturday Night at 7 p.m. Channel listings include college basketball games and other sports across ESPN FSN Ch 4 5 7 CBS ABC and more.
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ESPN2
Ave Racing
Temple
Umass
Alabama
Florida
Kansas
Kansas St
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Colorado
Texas A&m
FSN
Baylor
Oklahoma
College Basketball Thursday Scores From Across Regions
College basketball results show teams like Connecticut over UMBC 63 49 and Fairfield over Canisius 72 68. Fairfield, Hartford, Manhattan, Monmouth and several others posted wins alongside wide margins for Marist, Saint Francis, and Saint St. results across the Northeast and Midwest with upsets and tight finishes.
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Eerste Cent
Connecticut St
UMBC
Fairfield
Canisius
Fairleigh Dickinson
Wagner
Hartford
Binghamton
Long Island U
St. Francis
Manhattan
Marist
Monmouth
Sacred Heat
Illinois
Buffalo
SOUTH
Local Bowling Leaders and Charity Benefit
Leadbetter Homes top scores with 202 game and 565 series for Dale Pearson. Hepner hits 258 and 621. Pate Bennett Chuck Smotherman lead 242 game Chad Carter 628 series. Ray Carver 241 game 624 series. Keith Brock and Warren Bruner high marks. Ryan Dickinson 186 game and Jeremy Brockus 476. Tom McCullough 300 game and 761 series. Cancer benefit for Susi McCurdy at Royal Lanes at 9 pm Saturday. Cancer drive for Franklin County Cancer Foundation at noon Sunday.
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Leadbetter Homes
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Dale Pearson
Bulidex, Inc
Tim Hepner
Pate Bennett
Chuck Smotherman
Chad Carter
Whazanupp
Ray Carver
Ottewa
Keith Brock
Serias
Farms
Warren Bruner
Ken Halliburton
Brockus Construction
Ryan Dickinson
Jeremy Brockus
Patrick
Susi McCurdy
Royal Lanes
Franklin Founty Cancer Foundation
K State lands six junior college transfers in 2003 class
Kansas State coach Bill Snyder signed 19 recruits for 2003, focusing on immediate needs at cornerback and linebacker after losing Terence Newman and Terry Pierce. Notable additions include two junior college linebackers Corey Reddick and Cedrick Williams, plus guards Marvin Simmons and Ben Henderson. Allen Webb joined as quarterback transfer from Indiana University to fit a dual threat mold.
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Manhattan
Kansas State
Bill Snyder
Terry Pierce
Terence Newman
Snyder
Newman
Garden City
Kan
Corey Reddick
Cedrick Williams
Greg Peterson
Marvin Simmons
Compton
Calif
Ben Henderson
Joliet
Simmons
Allen Webb
Indiana University
Webb
Eli Roberson
Boynton Beach
Fla
Logan Robinson
Eastern Heights
Agra
Pat Thompson
Kimball
Dallas
Texas
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Dodge City
St. Louis
University of Indiana
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Colo
Marcus Watts
Hays
Community College
West Riviera Beach
Malcolm Wooldridge
Harper
Ill
Junior College
Boca Raton
Kansas State Adds Large Draft of Signees Across States
Kansas State signed a broad class including Bryan Baldwin from Cardinal Ritter in St. Louis and Jon Beuthin of Blue Valley Northwest in Overland Park. Others span Florida Georgia Texas Illinois and Kansas with positions listed from wr db dl to qb and ol.
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Cardinal Ritter
St. Louis
Jon Beuthin
Blue Valley Northwest
Overland Park
Kan
Steve Cline
Dwyer
Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Toney Coleman Jr
Mansfield
Arlington Texas
Byron Garvin
Pace
Miramar
Greg Gaskins Jr
Manhattan
Ben Henderson
Joliet
Lit
Chicago
Ill
Alphonso Moran
Boca Raton
Delray Beach
Jermaine Moreira
Rashaad Norwood
Schagle
Kansas City
Bethany Swedes rout Braves as Ottawa struggles on offense
Bethany College's 94 to 57 victory over Ottawa University highlights 25 Ottawa turnovers and 43 percent shooting. Brent Baker led Ottawa with 12 points while Bethany built a 25-8 first-half lead and dished 23 assists on 36 field goals. Ottawa’s 9-14 overall and 6-7 in league play heads home to host Tabor next.
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Lindsborg
Ricky Bulmer
Ottawa University Braves
Bethany
Braves
Ottawa
Bulmer
Brent Baker
Bret Lickteig
Tabor
FGA
FGM
FTA
FTM
Askins
Mercado
Hildebrand
Hiebert
Hines
Fatha
Zuker
Johnson
Br Anderton
Hiltgan
Weiser
Whitaker
Merrcado
Siggal
Cunningham
Lickteig
Baker
McCoy
Portal
Zammar
Thiessen
Pitts
Tanking
Licktaig
Ottawa women fall to Bethany after slow start
The Ottawa University women’s basketball team, missing point guard Shawna Loomis with a knee injury, fought Bethany but dropped 62-48 to the third-ranked Lady Swedes. Bethany opened the second half with a 10-4 run and led 34-22 at halftime as Ottawa registered 25 turnovers.
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Lindsborg
Ottawa University
Lady Braves
Bethany
Ottawa
Shawna Loomis
McPherson
Bethany Holds Off Ottawa With Late Push
Bethany defeats Ottawa 62 to 48 as Ottawa trims deficit to nine at 49-40 with 6:50 left. Amber Lannan scores five straight for Ottawa, while Gina Wheat and Angela Harger lead Ottawa with 11 points each. Wheat adds three assists and six steals. Bethany and Ottawa totals indicate a low scoring defensive game.
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Ottawa
Amber Lannan
Bethany
Gina Wheat
Angela Harger
Wheat
Tabor
FGM
FGA
Fim-Fta
Archer
Terrell
Nech
Strathman
Raskens
Gaskell
Cox
Lee
Robertson
Smith
Lannan
Harger
Rush
McGinnis
Bollagar
Frost
Arizona Survives Upset Bid at Washington in OT
Salim Stoudamire scored 25 points including a late OT 3 as No. 2 Arizona edged Washington 88-85. Channing Frye added 24 points and 12 rebounds, Frye’s layup with 20 seconds left seemed to seal it, but Rick Anderson iced the win with a final free throw. Nate Robinson tied a career high with 19 for Washington.
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Seattle
Salim Stoudamire
Channing Frye
Arizona
Washington
Wildcats
Frye
Rick Anderson
Nate Robinson
Curtis Allen
Will Conroy
Bobby Jones
Jones
Stoudamire
Glass maps a plan to rebuild Royals to .500 and beyond
Kansas City owner David Glass outlined a simple plan at the Royals luncheon to rebuild with a young core, reach .500, then pursue free agents and moves to compete for a division title. He argued payroll size is not the sole predictor of success and highlighted pitching prospects like Affeldt Snyder and MacDougal, plus standouts Beltran and Sweeney, as key to growth under Tony Pena's upcoming camp.
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Kansas City, Mo
David Glass
Kansas City Royals
Glass
Royals
Minnesota Twins
Jeremy Affeldt
Kyle Snyder
Mike MacDougal
Carlos Beltran
Mike Sweeney
Tony Pena
Tony
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