Wellsville freshmen win Central Heights tournament title
Wellsville High School freshmen defeated Pomona 36-34 to claim the Central Heights Freshmen Tournament crown. Jason Speer led Wellsville with 10 points, five rebounds and three steals as Brock Stumpff added eight points and seven boards.
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Wellsville High
Central Heights
Pomona
Jason Speer
WHS
Brock Stumpff
Jake Bauer
Wellsville
Baldwin
Braves steamroll Tabor for 76 66 win in ECAC clash
Ottawa University Braves dominate Tabor 76 to 66 in a Kansas Conference game at Wilson Field House. Rodney White leads with 20 points and seven assists as OU outrebounds 23-12 and builds a 41-22 halftime lead. Chapla 13, LeBlanc 11, Heckert 10, Fleetmng 13. Schultze suffers broken nose. uncertain if he returns. Braves head to Bethel Tuesday amid postseason hopes.
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Lindsborg
Kan
Southwestern
Brian Markle
Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference
Markle
St. Mary of the Plains
Kansas Wesleyan
Panhandle State
Rebecca Wichert
Tabor
Bethany
Ottawa
Wichen
Fairview
Oklo
Scott Hollister
Ottawa University
Braves
Kansas
Wilson Field House
John Heckert
Dan Chapla
Andy Carrier
Len Flemming
ECAC
Carrier
Rodney White
Chapla
Craig LeBlanc
Heckert
Jesse Herrman
Bluejays
Todd Schultze
Bethel
White
Schultze
Moore
Flemming
LeBlanc
Benoit
Doran
Jewsome
Green
Strathman
Faulkner
LeFevre
Justus
Peters
Walker
Ottawa women push ninth-ranked Tabor to edge in ECAC game
The Ottawa University women battled ninth-ranked Tabor College to a 63-57 ECAC loss at Wilson Field House. Ottawa led at halftime, but a 11-2 burst by Tabor after a late fourth quarter drought sealed the upset bid as Tabor improved to 19-2, 13-0 in conference play while Ottawa fell to 12-8, 8-5.
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Scott Hollister
Tabor College
Kansas
Ottawa University
Lady Bluejays
Wilson Field House
Lady Braves
Tabor
Ottawa
NAIA District 10 playoff field set for Feb 26 start
NAIA District 10 begins playoffs February 26 at multiple sites with eight of 13 teams advancing. District champion moves to the NAIA Division II national tournament in Stephensville March 10 to 14. Current projections list Southwestern, Tabor, McPherson, Sterling, Friends, Mid-America Nazarene, Baker, and Ottawa as likely qualifiers.
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Stephensville
Texas
Kansas
Southwestern
ECAC
Tabor
McPherson
Sterling
Friends
Heart of America
Mid-America Nazarene
Baker
Bartlesville Wesleyan
Okla
Krause
Ottawa
Blair's gold lifts American spirits in Albertville
Bonnie Blair won the women's 500 meters in Albertville to claim the United States first gold of the 1992 Winter Olympics, clocking 40.33 seconds. China's Qiaobo Ye finished second and Christa Luding took bronze as American hopes rose after a rough start. Team USA earlier faltered in luge and cross country, but a late hockey comeback vs Italy boosted morale.
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Dave Carpenter
Albertville
France
Bonnie
Bonnie Blair
U.S
Blair
America
Calgary
Albertville Oval
Qiaobo Ye
China
Christa Luding
Austria
Norway
Germany
Duncan Kennedy
Lake Placid
N.Y
Team USA
Italy
Johnson's farewell shines in Magic Johnson tribute game
Magic Johnson captivated Orlando with a 25-point, nine-assist All-Star finale, earning MVP honors in a 153-113 West victory. He spoke of AIDS awareness, hoped to inspire others to live normally, and teased a potential one-on-one future with Bird, while facing Isiah Thomas and Michael Jordan in a symbolic farewell.
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Fred Goodall
Orlando
Fla
Magic Johnson
NBA
Johnson
Orlando Arena
Isiah Thomas
Michael Jordan
Isiah
Michael
Larry
Bird
Jordan
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Wellsville Fresh Claims Crown
Parton
Vikings
Prairie View
Topeka
Paola
Kid Wrestling
Todd Roberts
Curtis Madden
Aaron Roberts
Jeremy Roberts
Prairie View High School
Markle, Wichert
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Jefferies
Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City Royals
Gregg Jefferies
Keith Miller
Kevin McReynolds
Bret Saberhagen
New York Mets
Jays
Ralph Young
Mike Faulkner
Jesse Hermann
Patti Phillips
Ree Nova Picture
Feo
Finland
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