College and high school basketball slate posted
The schedule lists Southwestern at Ottawa 5 to 7 PM and Banadictine at Baker 5:30 to 7:30 PM. High school games include Central Heights at Anderson Co make up 4 PM and Northam Heights at Pomona at 3 PM with other make ups and Ottawa events across multiple gyms. Louisburg at Wellsville 5 PM and Saint Mary at Ottawa 6 to 8 PM also shown as make ups.
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Southwestern
Ottawa
Banadictine
Baker
Central Heights
Anderson Co
Northam Heights
Pomona
Williamsburg
Waverly
Prostia View
Oklahoma St
Ward
Louisburg
Wellsville
Saint Mary
College and pro sports schedule listed with channels
Multiple college basketball games including Temple George Washington and Louisville Indiana at noon with channels 5 and elsewhere. Tennis Davis Cup at 3 p.m. on channel 27 plus snow and speed skating events, NBA All Star at 4:30 p.m. on channels 6 and 12.
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Beskatball College
Colorado
Texas
Temple
George Washington
Louisville
Indiana
Kansas St
Nebraska
Duka
Georgia Tech
Washington
Arizona St
Uconn
St. John’s
Missouri
Baylor
Kansas State signees list highlights diverse recruits
A slate of new players signs with Kansas State featuring Donnie Anders from Salina Central. Jermaine Barry from Butler CC and Wichita North. Jon Bouthin from Blue Valley Northwest. Jeromey Clary from Mansfield Texas. Brandon Grandbarry from Crowley Texas. and others from multiple states. The group includes positions across offense and defense with varied prior schools and junior colleges, illustrating a broad recruiting footprint.
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Donnie Anders
Salina
Milton
Mass
Jeromey Clary
Mansfield
Texas
John Cooper
Pasadena
Calif
City College
Miami
Fla
Daniel Davis
Garden City CC
North Carolina
Brooke Point
Stafford
Quintin Echols
Wyatt
Fort Worth
Brandon Grandbarry
Crowley
Thad Hedgpeth
Lumberton
N.C
Pani Holakeituai
Waipahu
Ricks
Idaho
Hawaii
Kevin Huntley
Valley Forge
Military
Carroll HS
Washington
D.C
Randy Jordan
Bakersfield
Call
College
Tulare Union
Tulare
Church Basketball Friday Schedule
Friday games list Feb 15 at 7 p m West Presbyterian meets First Baptist Nazarene plays Assembly of God Network 2 faces Community Foursquare Faith Lutheran has a bye.
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West Presbyterian
First Baptist
Assembly of God No. 2
Faith Lutheran
Ottawa Highboys ride eight man rotation to 76 61 win
Ottawa keeps momentum with an eight man rotation fueling a 76-61 victory over Turner at Turner's new high school gym. Drumright led with 17 points, Hermreck 16, Spratt 15, while Ross Thompson added 12 in a balanced attack. Ottawa, 12-3 overall, gears up for three games next week including Ward, Sumner Academy, and Atchison.
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Greg Mast
Herald
Kansas City
Ottawa Highboys
Cyclones
Bonner Springs
Ottawa
Turner
David Grover
Grover
Cale Drumright
Bath
Peri- Turner
Adam Spratt
Chris Hermreck
Ross Thompson
Ross
Drumright
Hermreck
Spratt
Eric Hull
Sterling
Michael Cook
Anthony Berry
Ward
Sumner Academy
Atchison
Horerare
Sproat
Hull
Cation
Bones
Maxwell
Williamsburg Panthers rally past Lyndon Tigers in 64 53 win
Williamsburg improves to 15 2 after a tight game that saw Lyndon tie at 38 38 in the third. Steven Bathory 16 points leads Panthers with Kyle Kost adding 10 in the second half as Williamsburg seals the fourth quarter comeback to hold the lead at 54 51 and finish 64 53.
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Williamsburg
Williamsburg Panthers
Lyndon Tigers
Tigers
Panthers
Panther
Tiger
Lyndon
Kris Hassler
Tim Cox
Hassler
Keaton Krell
Krell
All Tigers
Steven Bathory
Bathory
Kyle Kost
Steven
Kyle
Waverly
Ellis
Wadkins
Kost
Ottawa High girls dominate Turner 83 to 35 in Kansas clash
Ottawa High School girls, 14-1, 5-0, rolled past Turner 83-35 as Lindsey Dieterich scored 27 and Jenny Heck added 16. Coach Cliff McCullough praised fast runs and inside feeds that opened outside shooting and momentum. Ottawa opened with a 31-2 run, led 53-17 at half, and dominated turnovers early.
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Ottawa
Cliff McCullough
Cyclones
Lindsey Dieterich
Jenny Heck
Turner
Jayme Vance
Ward
Dieterich
Vance
Sylvester
Sheffield
Burks
Allegre
Jenny Hack
Gusnther
Daniels
Julie Heck
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Kailua
Waimanalo
Ryan Lilia
Coffeyville CC
Shawnee Mission Northwest
Lake Quiviny
Kan
Sean Lowa
Lamar HS
Arlington
Maurice Mack
Olathe Nash
Olathe
Tony Madison
Highland CC
McCluer North
Florissant
Justin McKinney
Seminole HS
Sanford
Rimmon McNeese
Grandview
Att Meier
Pitsburg HS
Tsburg
P.m
Nazarena
Assembly of God
Michael Cation
Nets
Andrew Maxwell
Gabe Sheffield
Dominic Nation
Drew Waldron
Burlington
Lee Baldwin
Kyle Huschka
Will Hendrix
Waldron
Ry Eeene
Williamsburg Boys
Risch
Dodd
Driver
Magrath
Schulz
Loveless
Nuendorf
Kirk Neilson
Rissan
Kevin Nailson
Neundorf
Kevin Neilson
Lady Panthers
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Ron Bishop
Ashley Snyder
Amanda Jajdalski
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