Waverly overpowers Williamsburg in league makeup game
Waverly Bulldogs defeated Williamsburg Panthers 64 to 47 as Williamsburg, 15-4, slips after a 12-0 start. Jessica Cole led Waverly with 15 points, while JoEllen Mathias scored 17 for Williamsburg. Top seeds eye next week's regional with semifinals set in Madison.
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COF squads compete in Area 5 Special Olympics events
Emporia-COF Training Services joined Area 5 Special Olympics basketball and cheerleading at Emporia State University. Thirty-four teams competed as Kansas stateside events advance to state finals in Hays March 14 to 16. COF I basketball placed third in Division I, 1-1, beating New Beginnings 25-20 after an opening 22-16 loss to Parsons. COF II finished third in Division II, 0-2. COF I cheerleaders won first, COF II took second. Members included Ottawa, Osage City, Burlington participants such as David Barton, Kevin Elder, Meri Gifford, Rosie Atwood, and Christy Shobe.
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Mark Berry
Robin Kness
Osage City
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Sean Lovell
Mary Farrington
Steven Terry
Burlington
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Stephanie King
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Tammy Workman
Rosie Atwood
Rose Sullivan
Diana Christ
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Hatcher cleared to return to practice for Kansas State
Kansas State senior point guard Elliot Hatcher has been cleared by doctors to resume practice after a brief hospitalization for chest pains. He was treated Saturday after feeling unwell during the game at Oklahoma State.
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Cyclones' goalbreak school mark leads wrestling seeds
Wanderer 23 5 and top seed Chris Madrigal of Winfield headline a loaded weight class field. Madrigal is 10 0 and state placer last year. Ark City’s Matt Hernandez leads 27 5 at 140 with Reid Harmon seeded second at 10 4. Other notables include Scott Hornbuckle 22 8, Ken Hartzell 27 0, and Brett Bellinger 13 10 as top seeds across divisions.
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Ray Walken
Jimmy Badders
Boldra
Reid Harmon
Ark City
Matt Hernandez
Justin Kaub
Casey Black
Jason Martinez
Andy Lewis
Matt Berthoz
Jason Hedges
Scott Hornbuckle
Highland Park
Ken Hartzell
Brett Bellinger
Herrs bombs spark Shockers win over Bradley
Senior Ryan Herrs scored 21 points including six straight three pointers as Wichita State, last in the MVC, defeated Bradley 76-60. The Shockers improved to 7-18 overall and 3-12 in conference, snapping Bradley's seven-game streak while leading 43-33 at halftime.
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Ryan Herrs
Wichita State
Bradley
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Shockers
MNU Downs Baker In Heart of America Clash
Darin Meyer led Mid-America Nazarene with 22 points and 10 rebounds as the Pioneers beat Baker 80-68 in OLATHE. Pete Carr added 17 points and 11 boards, while Kirk Hipple posted 17 points and 14 rebounds for Baker. MNU MLS led 42-38 at halftime and pulled away after the break.
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Justin Kruse
Pace Baker
Kirk Hipple
Mid-America Nazarene
Pioneers
Baker
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