Schedules for Wednesday to Friday basketball and regional wrestling
Wednesday features Hamilton at Williamsburg at 6:30 pm. Thursday brings Kansas Wesleyan at Ottawa from 6 to 8 pm. Friday shows Anderson County at Prairie View and Gardner at Baldwin both at 6:30 pm, Wellsville at Central Halghta 4:30 pm, Sumner Academy at Ottawa 6:30 pm, Pomona at Mission Valley 6:15 pm, Williamsburg at Pleasanton 6:30 pm. Regional wrestling includes Anderson County Baldwin at Fort Scott, Central Heights at Fredonia, Ottawa at Paola, Wellsville at Onaga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Williamsburg
Kansas Wesleyan
Ottawa
Anderson County
Prairie View
Gardner
Baldwin
Wellsville
Central Halghta
Sumner Academy
Pomona
Mission Valley
Pleasanton
Fort Scott
Central Heights
Fredonia
Paola
Onaga
College basketball and NBA TV schedule with multiple games
ESPN2 airs Mississippi at Cincinnati and an ESPN5 telecast from Virginia at North Carolina at 6 pm. Texas visits Kansas State for women at 7 pm on FSN, Nebraska hosts Oklahoma at 8 pm, Golden State meets Seattle at 8 pm, Louisville visits Marquette at 6 pm, Duke takes on Virginia Tech at 8 pm, UCLA plays California at 9 30 pm on FSN, Cleveland at Minnesota on TNT at 7 pm, Dallas at Phoenix on TNT at 9 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
North Carolina
ESPN
Mississippi
Cincinnati
Texas
Kansas St
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Louisville
Marquette
Duke
Virginia Tech
UCLA
California
Cleveland
Minnesota
Dallas
Phoenix
Kansas prep boys and girls scores roll in from Tuesday night
Andover Central defeated Andale 69 to 37 in boys action while Chanute toppled Pittsburg 83 to 76 in overtime. Other boys results include Atchison 75 Marysville 60 and Hutchinson 56 Salina Central 45. Girls games feature Andover Central 66 Andale 40 and Hutchinson 80 Salina Central 66 with many more scores listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Prep
Associated Press
Andover Central
Andale
Atchison
Marysville
Belleville
Baloit
Burlington
Fredonia
Centre
White City
Chanute
Pittsburg
Cherryvale
Neodesha
Coffeyville
Parsons
Hutchinson
Salina Central
Inman
Ell-Saline
Iola
Fort Scott
Lebo
Madison
Lyons
Nickerson
McPherson
Derby
Medicine Lodge
Douglass
Norton
Hoxie
Oberlin
Atwood
Onaga
Axtell
Oxford
Caldwell
Pawnee Heights
Ashland
Plainville
Eastern Heights
Quinter
Western Plains
Remington
Sedgwick
Riley County
Rock Creek
Salina South
Maize
SM East
Olathe North
Spring Hill
DeSoto
Stockton
LaCrosse
Syracuse
Sharon Springs
Thayer
Elk Valley
Tmp-Marian
Russell
Victoria
Solomon
Wamego
Clay Center
Washington
Linn
Waverly
Lyndon
Wellington
Mulvane
Carroll
Wichita West
Campus
Valley Center
Winfield
Newton
Yates Center
Caney Valley
Obertin
Beloit
Bennington
Tescott
el Dorado
Augusta
Eudora
Central Heights
Eureka
Humboldt
Garden Plain
Bluestein
Gardner
Osawatomie
Goddard
Arkansas City
Kingman
Circle
Little River
Canton-Galva
Logan
Hill City
Manhattan
Junction City
Nemaha Valley
Hiawatha
Rilay County
Royal Valley
Sabetha
Satanta
Hugoton
Tipton
Lakeside
Tonganoxie
KC Piper
Udall
Argonia
Wathena
Pleasant Ridge
West Elk
Cedar Vale
Wheatland
Dighton
Wichita Collegiate
Hillsboro
Ottawa Tops Wellsville In Free Throw Shootout
Ottawa improve to 84-76 as free throws carry the Cyclones past Wellsville. Matt Leecy sinks 28 points nine after knee surgery, Victor Ojeleye adds 18, Addison Miller 11, while Ottawa hits 28 of 35 fourth quarter free throws to clinch the win. The eight-man roster presses less as depth wears thin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Ottawa
Eagles
Cyclones
David Grover
Cyclone
Grover
Matt Leecy
Victor Ojeleye
Y Wellsville
Scott Samsel
Austin Bloss
Samsel
Bloss
Kyle Rush
Leccy
Ojeleye
Addison Miller
Matt Ferguson
Cody Gardner
Aaron Douglas
Ottawa Girls Open Fast Dooming Wellsville Win
Ottawa Cyclones unleashed a rapid start to crush Wellsville 61-28 in Wellsville. Ottawa hit 11 of 15 FG, built a 23-4 lead after one quarter and led 31-10 at halftime as pressure defense stifled Wellsville’s offense. Coach Cliff McCullough praised the opening, noting fewer turnovers and strong defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Ottawa
Cyclones
Cliff McCullough
Melissa Horne
Eudora
Brecelsea
Ridinger
Krad
Deluna
Moyer
Bullock
Harman
Lister
Central Heights
Milcfest
Adkinson
Home
Sobba
Osage City
Pomona
Kimberly Williams
McFarlane
A. Buenger
Bryan
Carson
Holloway
Lindbloom
K. Buenger
Walker
Brooks
Crosby
Sage
Buller
Reed
Smith
Williams
Ottawa girls basketball: pressure defense fuels late surge
Ottawa improved to 16-1 9-1 as McCullough praised a brisk start and late scoring flurry. Senior Kelsey Studley led with 21 points and Megan Ramsey had 16 as Ottawa found momentum after a slow middle two quarters. Wellsville was led by Lacey Boecker with eight as Ottawa JV won 41-24 and freshmen 44-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCullough
Ottawa
Kelsey Studley
Megan Ramsey
Wellsville
Erica Patton
Lacey Boecker
Sumner Academy
Central Heights
Nick Manning
Taylor Northup
Nichole Gentry
Pomona boys suffer 60 44 loss at Osage City
Pomona Indians opened strong to lead 8-2 but collapsed as Osage City surged with two 20 point quarters to build a 40-18 halftime edge, leaving Pomona in a funk and coach Clint Stoppel criticizing the team’s lack of cohesion and post defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Pomona
Indians
Osage City
Clint Stoppel
Prep Boys Us
Senior Abe Frieden led the Indians with 10 points. Pomona, now 9 8, travels Friday to Mission Valley. Osage City led 60 with King 20 and Stappel 12, Tice 9, Ayers 7, Ford 6, Brad 6. Pomona 44 Frieden 10, Brann 8, Ramsey 6, Brundage 6, Worthington 6, Nitcher 4, Eubanks 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Frieden
Pomona
Mission Valley
Osage City
King
Stappel
Tice
Ayers
Ford
Brad
Frieden
Brann
Ramsey
Brundage
Worthington
Nitcher
Eubanks
Anderson County girls rally falls short to De Soto 59 47
In De Soto, Anderson County trailed 36 19 at halftime but pulled within 9 points as Brecken McDaniel scored 22 with five 3s. Kassidy Spring added 9 and Oestreicher 5, while De Soto shares 23 points from Petty and 22 from Goleman for a 59 47 win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
DE Soto
Anderson County
Wildcats
Bulldogs
Brecken McDaniel
Kassidy Spring
Bader
Buser
Petty
Hampton
Goleman
Also Mentioned on This Page
NBA
Seattle
John Nowak
The
Ottawa Herald
Greg Mast
Lauren Lysaught
Stephanie Hermreck
K. Barthol
Roecker
K. Hughes
Moore
Whalen
R. Barthal
Higbie
Studley
Geist
Vance
Lewis
S. Spratt
J. Spratt
Allegre
Mars
McFarland
Lang
Pomona Boys
Sean McGuern
Pomona High School
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!