Kansas Prep Boys Basket Scores From Tuesday AP Results
Tuesday night high school basketball across Kansas featured wins for Arkansas City over Campus 60-50 and Great Bend over Salina Central 89-86. Notable results include Junction City 70 over 201 Eudora 64, Maur Hill 49 over Royal Valley 43, and McPherson 65 beating Norther Heights 67 in a tight matchup with many other district scores listed.
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Leroy
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Waiting game marks long road to first win for NHL teams
Analysis lists teams facing extended win droughts, noting Devils in 14th season with 14 coaches, Capitals in 9th with seven, Kings in 8th with six, Penguins in 8th with four, and Whalers in 7th with six as examples of prolonged rebuilding gaps.
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Ottawa Braves win share of ECAC title at Bethel
Ottawa University improves to 18-6 overall and 12-2 in ECAC with a 96-72 road win over Bethel. The Braves lead by 24 at halftime and six players contribute as coach Andy Carrier calls the effort a championship performance. Ottawa needs one more win in two games to secure the title outright.
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Sowers sparks MdCV with 40 in 77 68 win over Northern Heights
MdCV led by senior Rusty Sowers with 40 points, four 3-pointers, guiding the Trojans to a 77-68 victory over Northern Heights. Lisa Sage added 12 as MdCV improved to 16-3. Northern Heights trailed after a 42-35 halftime.
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Lady Braves Rally Falls Short in 84 72 KCAC Loss
Ottawa University Lady Braves trailed Bethel College by 25 points midway through the second half but fought back to within 10 before a 84-72 defeat. DeAnn Huxman led Bethel with 33 points as Ottawa, 7-17 overall, stayed winless in KCAC play at 3-11.
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Panthers roll Gridley as Williamsburg wins again
Williamsburg Panthers defeated Gridley 78-38 to go 2-0 in consecutive wins and improve to 5-12 under coach David Walker. Eddie Gomez led with 13 points, followed by J R Ewan 12 and Jake Howard 11 as the Panthers opened 17-4. Wellsville beat Louisburg 71-58 in a rough contest with four Eagles in double figures, led by Kyle Deterding with 18.
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Jayhawks end Nebraska jinx with big second half rally
Kansas, ranked third, defeated Nebraska 91-68 after a tight first half. Jaron Boone scored 20 and Erick Strickland 17 in the opening period, but the Huskers were limited to 23 points in the second half as Raef LaFrentz led Kansas with 16. Greg Ostertag praised the win as the monkey coming off their backs.
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Foreman eyes Tyson bout after Tyson’s jail release
Indiana prison records show Mike Tyson slated for release on March 25, earlier than planned, with George Foreman expressing willingness to fight once Tyson is free if Foreman’s title defense against Axel Schulz is settled first. Riddick Bowe urged giving Tyson time to adjust and avoid undue pressure.
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