Evening high school basketball schedule across multiple towns
Oral Thursday basketball Bethel at Quawa six to eight p m. Anderson Co at Levisburg six p m. Baldwin at Eudora five p m Friday Anderson Co at Levisburg eight p m. Baldwin at Eudora Central Heights at Waverly Turner at Ohowa Pomona at Pleasanton Gardner at Wellsville Williamsburg at Lyndon Ottawa at Southwestern five to seven p m Frontier League at Paola eight thirty a m Central Heights at Remington a m Huron League at Turner nine a m
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Bethel
Quawa
Anderson Co
Levisburg
Ene Baldwin
Eudora
Baldwin
Central Heights
Waverly
Turner
Ohowa
Pomona
Ottawa
Southwestern
Paola
Remington
Weekend Sports Schedule Highlights Across NBA and PGA
Tonight features NBA games with Orlando at Detroit at 6 30 p m on TNT Boston at Portland at 9 p m on TNT Duke at Wake Forest at 6 p m ESPN2 Memphis at Tulane at 8 p m ESPN2 UCLA at Arizona at 9 30 p m FSN and the Buick Open PGA at 2 p m USA RA Orlando at Philadelphia at 7 p m ESPN San Antonio at LA Lakers at 9 30 p m on ESPN procuring a dense lineup of national telecasts
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NBA
Orlando
Detroit
Boston
Portland
Duke
Wake Forest
Memphis
Tulane
UCLA
Arizona
Philadelphia
San Antonio
LA Lakers
ESPN
Prep poll rankings show top Kansas boys basketball teams across classes
Consensus rankings from The Hutchinson News The Salina Journal The Topeka Capital Journal and The Wichita Eagle list Shawson at 1 with Olathe South 14-0 and Maize 13-1. multiple classes feature Lawson, Topeka West Great Bend Bishop Miege and Hutchinson among leaders with several 15 win teams and tied spots across 1A to 5A.
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Hutchinson News
The
Salina Journal
Topeke Capital Journal
Wichita Eagle
Boys Shawson
Olathe South
Maize
Wichita Southeast
Dodge City
Wichita North
Clos
McPherson
Great Bend
Bishop Miege
Topeka West
Highland Park
Bonnar Springs
Thos 4A
Chanute
Marysville
Otawa
Andover Central
Fie
Andover
Mill Valley
Riley County
Hillsboro
Minneapolis
Rossville
Southeas Cherokee
Halstead
Sedan
Quinter
Olpe
Jackson Heights
Cobsan
Syracuse
Sacred Haan
Hartford
Cubo Hillcrast
Ness City
Cunningham
Mocksville
Burrton
Hanover
Os Tom
Hutchinson
St. Thomas Aquinas
Blue Valley Noh
Wichita Heights
Colby
Malden
Iola
Burlington
Andale
Labette County
Nemaha Valley
Erie
Chenay
Coss
Sublette
Olpa
Salina Sacred Hean
Hutchinson Trinity
Valley Heights
Moundridge
John
Lal
College basketball scores wrap action across conferences
The day’s results include St. Bonaventure style showings with St. St. Illinois and Bradley posting decisive wins over Bradley over Illinois, Creighton defeating SW Missouri, Dayton overpowering George Washington, Indiana beating Michigan, Indiana State downing Drake, Marquette topping DePaul, Minnesota besting Iowa, Northwestern over Purdue, Oklahoma State winning against Nebraska, Saint Louis edging Louisville, Texas Tech defeating Iowa State, and eastern region results Boston College over Providence, Holy Cross beating Colgate after overtime, Lafayette over Army, Maine over Northeastern, Massachusetts over Richmond, Ohio State over Penn State, Pittsburgh defeating West Virginia, Rhode Island defeating La Salle.
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Ball St
Kent St
Bradley
Illinois
Creighton
Missouri
Dayton
George Washington
Indiana
Michigan
Indiana St
Richmond
Ohio St
Penn St
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Rhode Island
la Salle
NASA poll Ottawa senior Jenny Heck misidentified
A Wednesday newspaper photo misidentified Ottawa senior Jenny Heck in a NASA poll image. The caption correction clarifies the subject and acknowledges the error, with editors updating the record to reflect Heck’s identity.
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Ottawa
Jenny Heck
Rumors swirl around KU athletics director Al Bohl
Reports say Al Bohl faces heavy scrutiny amid a Fresno State tied NCAA probe into academic fraud and finances. KU officials deny changes, with Chancellor Hemenway stating no athletic administration changes are planned. Williams supports Bohl despite tension and past coaching upheavals at Kansas.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas
al Bohl
Bohl
Fresno State
Kansas
Bob Frederick
Sayhawk
Roy Williams
Mark Mangino
Williams
Terry Allen
Robert Hemenway
Hemenway
Osage City narrowly tops Central Heights in tight 41 36 game
Osage City slowed the tempo and used clock control to edge Central Heights 41 36 as Chris Woolery led the Vikings with 25 points. The game stayed close, tied at halftime and after three quarters, with Central Heights 10 6 set to play Waver ay next.
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Lauria Sisk
Central Heights
Vinnie Wuertz
Anderson County
Kevin Weldin
Viking Guard
Osage City
Vikings
Chris Woolery
Schroeder
McFarlane
Cr. Paarson
Woolery
Wuertz
Ju. Sluder
Co. Pearson
Indians
Mandi Cox
Tina Wilson
Alicia Stahl
Kandie Wood
Suderman Signs With Tabor College Volleyball
Kelsi Suderman of Garnett signs with Tabor College Hillsboro after a long college search. A two time all area standout, she will compete for the Buccaneers in the KCAC, joining five freshmen as Tabor rebuilds. Suderman posted 349 kills as a senior along with 44 blocks and 559 points.
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Tabor
Suderman
Braves loaded with experience to make run at ECAC title
Ottawa University baseball opens 2003 season as KCAC favorites under ninth year coach Jarrod Titus. The Braves boast a 171-139 record with four KCAC titles and multiple all-conference honorees. Key returnees include Xardiel Cotto, Mike Neal, Robbie Sighden, Rocky Williams, Todd Duncan, and pitchers Prothe, Hill, and Pyle, plus top transfers and freshmen adding depth. Titus stresses progress with about 52 days to go before May.
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Ottawa University
Kansas Collegiate Athletic
KCAC
Braves
Xardiel Cotto
Mike Neal
Robbie Schildgen
Rocky Williams
Todd Duncan
Dustin Prothe
Ryan Hill
ECAC
Jay Pyle
Jonathan Taylor
Aransas Pass
Texas
Jeff Strack
Neosho County Community College
Birch Roybal
Lamar Community College
Ryan Jordan
Assumption
Ill
Dustin Graham
Wichita Falls
Ottawa
Titus
Ottawa sweeps Jewell to open 2003 baseball season
Ottawa University baseball swept William Jewell in a season opener at Liberty Missouri, taking game one 11-9 after a late rally and winning game two 6-1 behind Dustin Prothe. Rocky Williams led the offense with three hits and three RBIs, while Prothe allowed six hits over six innings in the nightcap as Ottawa jumped to a 5-0 lead through 1 1/2 innings.
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Liberty
Ottawa University
William Jewell
Braves
Dustin Prothe
Ottawa
Jonathon Taylor
Jewell
Taylor
Ryan Jordan
Ryan Hill
Rocky Williams
Jay Pyle
Todd Duncan
Jeff Strack
Birch Roybal
Mike Campbell
Williams
Strack
Kyle Ennenga
Xardiel Cotto
Pyle
Matthew Crider
Ottawa University Lady Braves Look To Improve In 2002
Ottawa University softball aims to build on last year’s fourth place KCAC finish with a returning lineup led by Mickle Ufford and Mandy Smith, plus four all conference players. Newcomers Sytera Barnard Mandy Burghart and Stacy Scott join a squad that opens February 21 with a scrimmage vs Haskell in Lawrence.
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Ottawa University
Lady Brave
Kansas Collegiate
Mandy Smith
The
Lady Braves
KCAC
Jenise Kempfe
Kelli Wadkins
Melissa Miller
Brandy Shoemaker
Sytera Barnard
Independence
Mandy Burghart
Hayden
Stacy Scott
Haskell
Lawrence
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Moscow
Hilcrest
Victoria
Logan
NASA
Steve Lavin
North Carolina
Frederick
Mangino
Ay. Osage City
Lane
Watson
Jacoby
Stoppel
By Greg Mast
Bulldogs
Amy Ratzlaff
Suderman Added
OU Baseball
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