Pomona girls roll to win over Burlingame
Pomona High girls dominated Burlingame 42 to 15 in a non league game. Angie Flager and Alane Harris each scored 15 as Harris nabbed 11 rebounds. Shepherd returned to the lineup with 2 points as Pomona improves to 5-10 and heads to Prairie View after a strong defensive effort limiting Burlingame to 13 percent shooting.
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Pomona High Girls
Indians
PHS
Bearcats
PHL
Mike Folks
Pomona
Angie Flager
Alane Harris
Harris
Flager
Julie Shepherd
Shepherd
LaCygne
Prairie View
BHS
Ruggiera
Masters
Curtis
Bass
Bailey
Hoch
Bame
JVers Roll Past Bonner Springs For Sixth Straight Home Win
Ottawa High junior varsity boys beat Bonner Springs 68 to 46 to earn their sixth consecutive home victory. Landon Thompson had 14 points and 10 rebounds, Judd Mouring 17, Brian Clark 11, Brandon Pelton 6 with eight boards as OHS led 16-10 after one quarter and 11 at halftime, then a 21-point third quarter sealed it. The Cyclones visit Waverly for a 6 p.m. invitational game then host Turner in their final home game.
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Ottawa High
Bonner Springs
Cyclones
OHS
Jvers
Landon
Austrian Kronberger Earns Olympic Goal as Slalom Brings Italian and American Wins
Kronberger edged toward Olympic glory after an eighth place in the first slalom combined run, while teammate Wachter missed a repeat title as France's Florence Masnada claimed bronze. Weinbrecht of the United States earned a rare moguls gold after Monod of France faltered, with Kojevnikova silver and Hallestad bronze. Carmichael finished third in the men’s moguls as Italy routed Poland 7-1 in hockey.
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Kronberger
Chad
Anita Wachter
Strolz
Florence Masnada
France
Krista Schmidinger
Lee
Mass
Schmidinger
Weinbrecht
West Milford
N.J
Raphaelle Monod
Tignes
Carmichael
Calgary
Italy
Poland
David Delfino
Ottawa Kids Mat Masters Claim Multiple Wrestling Golds
Ottawa area youths from the Mat Masters club won seven golds at a Sunday tournament in Effingham with top finishers including Justin Ingraham Jon Jenson and Jimmie Bass. Local novice squad also secured four golds in Linwood while sets of wrestlers earned seconds and thirds across age groups. Next stops include Linn County and Gardner Edgerton High events.
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Effingham
Otttawa
Mat Masters
Justin Ingrahi
Ander
Jon, Jenson
Brian Browning
Anthony Ingram
Jimmie Bass
Chuck Wells
Jason Martinez
Linn County
Gardner- Edgerton High
Local swimmers shine in tune-up at Emporia meet
Ottawa Swim Club sent a full squad to the Valentine Swim Meet in Emporia to prep for the Missouri Valley Level I and II championships in Manhattan March 6 7 and 8. Nathan Steward led eight and under efforts with seven wins including the 100 individual medley and 50 free while Joe Steward won four events in the 10 and under division. Relay teams featured multiple golds including eight and under medley and free events. The squad lists 14 local qualifiers for the March championships and notes additional top results across age groups.
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Emporia
Ottawa
Valentine
Nathan Steward
Steward
Joe Steward
Jarrad Bazi
Bret Emery
Eric Bushman
Bryce Huschka
Bazil
Emery
Huschka
Dustin Pyle
Joe
Kevin Prentice
Andy Prentice
Brock Emery
Dusty Walsh
Dan Pyle
Prentice
Manhattan
Nick Bristow
Ben Prentice
Walsh
Brooklyn Emery
Shana Meloche
Rochelle Servatius
Lacy Meloche
Cats beat Oklahoma on road for first time since 1983
Kansas State fought a slow paced game and zone defense before falling to Missouri. Jackson led Kansas State with 15 points and eight rebounds while Wylie Howard added 13 and Gaylen Nickerson 12. Askia Jones scored nine on 3 of 14 shooting after entering with a 15-point average.
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Oklahoma
Tigers
Kansas State
Crudup
Jackson
Wylie Howard
Gaylen Nickerson
Askia Jones
Jones
Nebraska
Wildcats
Missouri
Howard
Hawks Hammer Cyclones in Fast Break Showdown
Kansas, led by Adonis Jordan, surged past Iowa State 62 percent shooting after a 40 percent effort at Oklahoma State. Kansas outrebounds 42-27 and coach Williams praised Adonis for restoring form while Cyclones struggle at 36 percent. Orr cited Cyclones’ pace disruption as pivotal.
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Williams
Jayhawks
Cyclones
Oklahoma State
Iowa State
Jordan
Adonis
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