Hot Vikings overpower Pomona gals for 64 41 win
Central Heights girls broke open a tight game in the second half, shooting 14 of 19 in the final period to beat Pomona 64 to 41. Kathy Wood led Heights with 23 points and five steals, while Kim Ellis added 18 points in the fourth quarter surge. Pomona’s Michelle Bame had 12 points as the Indians drop to 5-12. Heights moves to 8-9 with a Thursday home date against Waverly.
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Foul line troubles doom Indians in loss to Heights
Pomona Indians struggle at the free throw line as Central Heights tops them 63 to 47 in Three Rivers League boys action. Heights built a second quarter lead behind Denney Gillette's 12 points, while Craig Adkinson poured in 25 on five threes. Pomona's Jamie Hancock led with 13 points. the game left Pomona winless in league at 0-9 while Heights improved to 6-4 in league and 10-7 overall. Pomona hosts Humboldt in the final Three Rivers game. Heights hosts Waverly in non league action.
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Ottawa Faces Crucial KCAC Clash With Bethany College
Ottawa University men seek a pivotal win at Wilson Field House after snapping a four game skid with Southwestern. Bethany sits 10-11 overall and 9-4 in KCAC, while Ottawa stands 11-10 and 8-5. Women tip at 6 p.m., men at 8 p.m., with four games left in the schedule.
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Ohl Freshmen Lose Opener In Lawrence West Tourney
Lawrence high school freshmen from Ottawa fell 62 52 to Lawrence South in the Lawrence West Tournament. Brian Clark led with 18 points, Mike Barker added 15, Heath Duncan 11 with seven of eight free throws. The frosh meet the Hayden South loser tonight at 4 45 p m weather permitting.
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Santa Fe Trail tops Osage City 69 to 51 in league game
Santa Fe Trail shook off a slow first half to beat Osage City 69 to 51 in a Mid East League clash. Schaffer and Burchett each scored 14 for Trail as Osage City slipped to 9-8 overall and 4-5 in league play. Osage led 3 at halftime but shot poorly after, while Trail pounded the Indians 22-12 in the final period.
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Osage girls suffer narrow loss to Santa Fe Trail 53-49
Osage City fell to Santa Fe Trail 53-49 as Angie Fager scored 25 for the Indians. Osage trailed 45-36 after three quarters, cut it to 48-46 with 2:02 left but failed to tie, dropping to 15-2 overall and 8-1 in the Mid-East League. The team heads to Rossville then Silver Lake.
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Waverly Tops Lyndon 70 65 In Late Rally
Waverly the top ranked Class 1A team defeated Lyndon 70 to 65 as Dennis Young and Sean Robbins fueled a late run. Robbins scored 34 for Waverly while Lyndon’s Matt Goodrich tallied 27 with five three pointers.
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Lyndon Girls Cruise Past Waverly 57 32 Inner-City Clash
Lyndon girls dominated Waverly with a 22-8 first quarter and 45-17 halftime lead, winning 57-32. Jennifer Pierce scored 23 and Janella Romine added 12 as Lyndon improves to 8-10 while Waverly falls to 3-18, with Patterson expressing disbelief at the performance.
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Eagles roll past Gardner-Edgerton in Wellsville win
Wellsville High boys opened with a 19-4 first quarter and cruised to a 57-33 victory over Gardner-Edgerton. Darrin Owings led WHS with 14 points while Dale Silvius added 6 points and nine rebounds. The win improves Wellsville to 10-7 and sets up a Friday trip to Eudora.
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Trio leads Burg to victory in TRL showdown
Williamsburg boys beat Gridley 66 to 50 as Steve Smith 20, Jay Weers 14, and Shane Adams 11 lead scoring. Burg moves to 12-6 overall and 7-2 in TRL Division II. Coach Lee notes a strong first half despite Gridley's third-quarter surge and hints at regional momentum toward Feb. 19 at Waverly after Friday home game with Pleasanton.
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Panthers topple Gridley in functional win in league game
Williamsburg led 16-7 after one quarter and 31-21 at halftime as Cindy Pierson poured in 16 points to pace the Panthers. Lisa Link added 13 and Jamie Gragg 11 while Amy Hermreck grabbed 14 rebounds and four others reached double figures. Gridley stayed within reach, but Williamsburg defended well, forcing 22 turnovers and finishing with 58 to 42 victory.
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