Baldwin wrestlers take second in Fronteir League finals
Paola claims a third straight Frontier League wrestling title with 200 points, while Baldwin edges Spring Hill by 1.5 for second. Baldwin totals 134, Spring Hill 132.5, Wellsville 112, and Anderson County 72. Individual champions include Cody Gardner 103, Kyle Patton 112, Chris Carthers 119, Kyle Flory 171, and Erik Sommer 140. Several runners up and third place finishers are noted.
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Paola
Baldwin
Spring Hill
Wellsville
Anderson County
Cody
Keegan Barnes
Tyson Adams
Peter Foltz
Clark shines as women halfpipe crowns in Olympic event
At the Olympics the women's halfpipe saw Clark achieve a perfect 10.0 from the French judge, pushing Doriane Vidal of France to second and Fabienne Reuteler of Switzerland to bronze. Clark stated she aimed for gold after feeling secure in second place, delivering a high tempo routine with multiple twists and spins.
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Doriane Vidal
France
Fabienne Reuteler
Switzerland
Hinderliter clinches fourth league wrestling title
Ottawa High senior Chad Hinderliter captured his fourth league crown by winning the 119-pound division at Sumner Academy. He has prior 103-pound titles and battled a knee issue this season while aiming for next week's Burlington regional. Ottawa teammates Angell and Croucher finished second in their weights as Bonner Springs led with a 5-0 record and Ottawa went 0-5 in duals to place sixth.
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Kan
Ottawa High
Chad Hinderliter
Sumner Academy
Hinderliter
Burlington
Ottawa
Blaine Angell
Rick Croucher
Bonner Springs
A&m
Bernard King
Waco
Texas
Matt Sayman
Baylor
Missouri
Sayman
Kareem Rush
Layman
Quin Snyder
Rush
John Lucas
Wendell Greenleaf
Austin
T.J. Ford
Longhorns
Ford
Jayhawks top 100 as Hinrich 28 pace rally
Kansas defenses clamped down to beat Texas Tech 54 52 after a 13 0 run led by Kirk Hinrich 28 points and Nick Collison 20 as Kansas kept pace in the Big 12 alongside Texas Texas A M Oklahoma and Nebraska with multiple conference results. Oklahoma State upset by Fresno State highlighted a busy weekend.
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Oklahoma State
Fresno State
Texas
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas State
Lawrence
Kan
Gooden
Kansas
Jayhawks
Kirk Hinrich
Nick Collison
Texas Tech
Bob Knight
Hinrich
Nathan Doudney
Andre Emmett
College Station
Oklahoma
Texas A&m
Aaron McGhee
Quannas White
Aggies
Hollis Price
McGhee
Hollis
Nick Anderson
Fun
D.J. Harrison
Michel Marandais
Fresno
Calif
Damon Jackson
Travis DeManley
Jackson
Bulldogs
Ivan McFarlin
Williams
Maurice Baker
Lincoln
Neb
Jake Muhlheisen
Jim Woolridge
Phineas Atchison
Wildcats
AC Girls Top Central Heights In Close GARNETT Showdown
In a tense game AC defeats Central Heights 48 to 38 as Lexee McDonnell scores 22 and Kelsi Suderman adds 10 for AC while Central Heights’ Mandi Cox leads with 17. turnovers hindered Central Heights and AC moves to 9-8 ahead of Friday home game vs Wellsville.
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Garnett
Anderson County
Doug North
Central Heights
Bulldogs
North
John Schultze
Lexee McDonnell
Kelsi Suderman
Mandi Cox
Central
Pomona boys edge MdCV in final minutes for 53 42 win
Pomona Indians beat Marais des Cygnes Valley 53 to 42 at home to cap a busy week. Clark Hamilton scored a career best 14 points, with Justin Rand adding 12 and Andrew Nitcher 10 as Pomona improves to 5-13 and heads to Uniontown Friday.
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Pomona
Indians
Marais Des Cygnes Valley
Clint Stoppel
Clark Hamilton
Justin Rand
Andrew Nitcher
Uniontown
Mdcv
Spencer
Safle
Scot
Lloyd
Frey
Arb
French
Barkdoll
Hamilton
Rand
Nitcher
Dillon
Beasley
Barrigan
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