MdCV Trojans roll to 87 63 victory over Burlingame
MdCV Bengals, led by Tevis with 15 points and Irey 14, dominate Burlingame 87 63 on Queen of Courts night. The third quarter 33 11 burst pushes MdCV to 4 15 this season, first home win and first in MdCV’s new gym.
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Scott Irey
Martin Seems
Chad Lawham
Mdcv Boys
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R. Irey
Bratcher
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Criq
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Dubois
Bonczkowski
Martin
Dunn
Godderz
G. Masters
Middleton
Reid
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Bulldogs cruise to 75 62 win over Lebo in non league
Waverly improves to 16 1 after a 75 62 victory over Lebo with Sean Robbins 34 points and Bill Tyson 26 leading the attack. Robbins adds 11 rebounds while Mitch Sharon hands out 10 assists as the Bulldogs pull away in the second half.
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Brad Peek
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Osage City Girls Over St Marys in MEC Fight for Title
Osage City improved to 15-1, 8-0 in Mid-East League with a 60-40 win over St Marys as three players reached double figures. The Indians led 32-17 at halftime and sealed victory with a 10-4 third quarter run. Next they visit Santa Fe Trail then play Silver Lake in a makeup game.
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Seele
Perry
Sletz
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Keller
Harris
Berroth
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Garnett Girls Fall to Paola Panthers 54-36
Garnett High School girls hustled to a 36-30 third quarter lead but Paola exploded with an 18 point fourth period as Paola beat Garnett 54-36. Garnett drops to 3-13. next host Central Heights then Spring Hill.
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Nett
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N. Barnett
Studeville
OU Women Rally Falls Short In Close Duel With Southwestern
Ottawa University women drop a 63 to 61 decision to Southwestern suffered from late free throws and a missed last gasp jumper by Wright as SWC pulled ahead in the final moments. Southwestern's Vanderhoe and Simunek led with 22 and 16 points respectively while Ottawa's Wright added 16.
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Sherry Leach
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Ottawa JV Girls defeat Columbus 41 22 in opener
The Ottawa High girls junior varsity team opened the season with a 41 to 22 win over Columbus. Kelly Burgoon scored nine points while Sarah Gibson added eight. Melanie Queen and Robynn Wadkins led on the boards with nine and eight rebounds respectively, as the Cyclones improve to 1-7 and prepare for Iola on Tuesday at Ottawa Middle School.
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Kelly Burgoon
Sarah Gibson
Melanie Queen
Robynn Wadkins
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Wadkins
Iola
Ottawa Middle School
Quarry wins city bowling title at Indian Lanes
In Ottawa city bowling, Fogle Quarry captured the team title with 3106, followed by JDM 3077 and Hiatt's Painting 3056. Kenny Ledom won the singles with 670, Dana Sellens and Brad Keaton claimed the doubles crown 1304 to 1299, and Bob Hass swept both scratch 1932 and handicap 1959 divisions.
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Hiatt
Kenny Ledom
Mike Turner
Larry Hensick
Dana Sellens
Brad Keaton
Lloyd Rash
Bob Hennis
Darren Beets
Tim Spears
Bob Hass
Jeff White
Mike Hood
ORC Holds Special Session On Contracts Tonight
Ottawa Recreation Commission calls a public special session at 6 at the Youth Center 115 W Ath to review contracts. The regular monthly meeting remains set for Wednesday February 21.
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Friends University duo named KCAC co players of week
Jim Hollinger from Towanda and Derek Holmes from Ketchum Okla tied as KCAC co players of the week after each scoring 27 in a 93 79 win over Kansas Wesleyan. Hollinger added 32 points in two games last week and Holmes 31 with perfect 16-for-16 from the line. Lorie Flax of St Mary of the Plains earned the women's player of the week with 55 points in two victories.
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Kansas
Jim Hollinger
Towanda
Derek Holmes
Ketchum
Okla
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ECAC
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St. Mary of the Plains
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