NFL Welcomes Undeclared Underclassmen To Draft Push
The NFL announced a policy letting college underclassmen enter the 1987 draft if they enroll for the fall semester and apply by March 22 with a renunciation affidavit. The move aligns football with other pro sports, potentially bringing about 40 top prospects into the April 22 draft.
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New York
NFL
Paul Tagliabue
Florida
Jeff George
Illinois
Andre Ware
Houston
Williamsburg tops Pleasanton in season finale on free throws
Williamsburg Panthers beat Pleasanton 57 to 41 as they hit 18 of 25 free throws. Steve Smith led with 23 points, while Ron Carolan and David Stover added 11 each. Weers left with a knee injury and playoffs start Tuesday at Kansas School for the Deaf with regional semifinal looming.
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Williamsburg
Pleasanton
Panthers
Steve Smith
Ron Carolan
David Stover
Carolan
Smith
Jay Weers
Weers
Adams
Davidson
Stover
McClure
Gragg
Totals
Pleasanton Boys
Basore
Cranston
Amphenour
Mincks
King
Russell
Margold
Williamsburg girls nip Pleasanton 43 33 in late charity runs
Williamsburg ends Three Rivers Division II with an 8 2 mark and hosts Waverly in Class 1A regional opener after Lisa Link and Cindy Piersol combine for six of seven free throws in the final minutes. Link tops scorers with 16, Piersol adds 11 as Williamsburg builds a 19 9 halftime lead and holds on for the win. Hermreck Gragg pace rebounding for the Panthers who finish 14 4 overall and seed second in a seven team regional behind LeRoy.
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Williamsburg
Lisa Link
Cindy Piersol
Pleasanton
Link
Piersol
Panthers
Cindy Hermreck
Jamie Gragg
Sleichter
Gragg
Boles
McAlexander
Leisure
Streeter
Ellis
Carter
R. Hedges
Wellsville Girls Upset Eudora 52 to 46 in Nonleague Tilt
Wellsville Eagles stunned Eudora 52 to 46 as Gretchen Freeland scored 23 for the Cardinals while Vicki Bauer led Wellsville with 14. Wellsville built an 11-7 record and led 19-8 early, then withstood a late Eudora rally to clinch the win.
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Eudora
Wellsville
Richard Ebel
Cardinals
Eagles
Gretchen Freeland
Freeland
Free
Gretenoord
McDaniel
Cramer
Bauer
Coons
Stover
Rhoades
G. Freeland
Henriks
Alvarez
Ruggles
R. Freeland
Totals
Lyndon Tigers blitz Marais des Cygnes Valley 73 53 win
Lyndon led 19 at halftime and held on for a 73 to 53 victory over Marais des Cygnes Valley. Matt Goodrich topped Lyndon with 19 points, Tim Massey 17, and Daric Schneidewind 16 as the Tigers shot 57 percent and dominated rebounding 37 to 17. Lyndon will finish regular season at Yates Center Tuesday.
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Lyndon
Marais Des Cygnes Valley
Tigers
Trojans
Matt Goodrich
Tim Massey
Daric Schneidewind
Marais Des Cygnes
Yates Center
Irs
Late free throws lift MdCV girls over Lyndon 48 45
MdCV girls edged Lyndon 48 45 as Emily White led with 16 points and Jill Arb added 12. Lyndon shot 2 of 13 from the line while MdCV made 12 of 18. Pierce led Lyndon with 11 rebounds and the teams split 9 players in double figures. Lyndon travels to Yates Center Tuesday, Maraise des Cygnes hosts Burlingame that night.
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Marais Des Cygnes Valley
Emily White
Trojans
Jill Arb
Pierce
Yates Center
Maraise Des Cygnes
Burlingame
Mdcy
Bush
Arb
Gerard
Meters
Clemons
Ormsby
White
Sowers
Humboldt finishes strong to down Pomona 68 52 Friday night
Humboldt earned 17 of 19 free throws in the final period to pull away from Pomona 68 52 in Three Rivers League Division 1 action. Pomona junior Ryan Mitchell led all scorers with 25 points despite the loss as Humboldt improves to 4 7 and Pomona falls to 0 10 in league play. Pomona JV beat Humboldt 37 25 with Allen Louderback scoring 20 for Indian scorers.
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Pomona
Humboldt
Allen Louderback
Mound City
Jayhawk- Linn
Cyclone boys fall to Coffeyville in lopsided shootout
Coffeyville lights up the second quarter with 27 points to turn a 25-20 deficit into a 46-28 halftime edge, then adds four treys in the second half to push the lead to 30. Ottawa junior varsity also beats Coffeyville JV, 79-54. Cyclones host SEK Joe Pittsburg next Tuesday.
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Coffeyville
Nados
Clark
Ottawa
Jason Ball
Brandon Valentine
OHS
Joe Pittsburg
David
Mann
Spigle
Hertick
Redeker
Rawliff
Ball
Burgoon
Valentine
Schultze
Dieterich
Coffeyville Boys
C. Colbert
Newton
O'Connor
McKellips
Lee
Selgel
Henland
O. Colbert
Viets
Gossard
Mathews
J. Colbert
Coffeyville Girls Beat Ottawa Cyclones In Tight Showdown
Coffeyville girls rally after Ottawa leads 22-19 at 4:25 of Q3. Franklin scores 20 overall with 10 in the decisive fourth as Carey adds 19. OHS unable to buy a bucket, trailing 51-38 final.
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Franklin
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Karen Lewis
Cyclones
Lewis
Coffeyville
OHS
Pratt
Woods
KK. Lewis
Baylor
Lemp
Wolfe
Totals
Jackson
Wheeler
Price
Carey
O'Brien
Hughes
Felts
Baldwin Bulldogs cruise past Gardner 64-41 in league win
Steve Zim merman and Brian Sheldon score 23 each for Baldwin as they shoot 59 percent on 44 attempts. Zimmerman bags five steals and Boyle adds 10 points and 10 rebounds while Brecheisen chips in six assists. Baldwin leaves with two road games to finish regular season, at Topeka Hayden and Osawatomie.
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Brian Sheldon
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Chad Brecheisen
Topeka-Hayden
Osawatomie
Baldwin Boys
Schearz
Brecelsen
Hornberger
Sheldon
Boyle
Trendel
Sledd
Bradley
Turner
Gardner Boys
Elkinton
Townley
Oswald
Otey
Steed
Caffrey
White
Osage City Nips Rossville 61 59 on late shot
Osage City escapes Rossville 61 59 as a late 3 point miss by Rossville seals the win. Richie Carlson leads with 25 points and Chad Wilkins adds 18 while Mollnow posts 11. Osage shoots 62 percent and outs 30 19 on the boards heading into Silver Lake game.
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Rossville
Osage City
Bulldogs
Richie Carlson
Silver Lake
Chad Wilkins
Osage
Ross Moilhow
Osage City Boys
Pearson
Standiford
Carlson
Mollnow
Wilkins
Rossville Boys
Claycamp
Johnson
Wellsville Tops Eudora In Close Battle 31 29
Wellsville edges Eudora 31 to 29 as J J Kline and Mason Stewart hit key late shots. Dartin Owings led Wellsville with 10 points and five rebounds while adding three steals. Owings and George Lasier each grabbed five boards as the Cardinals fell just short in a patient game. Wellsville improves to 11-7 and hosts Garnett Tuesday.
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Cardinals
Wellsville
Patience
J.J. Kline
Mason Stewart
Dartin Owings
Owings
George Lasier
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Alabama
Junior Seau
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Sean
Emmitt Smith
Brian Bosworth
Timm Rosenbach
Tagliabue
Pete Rozelle
Panther Boys
Crest
Kansas School For the Deaf
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Melinda McAlexander
LeRoy
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Land
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Janet Cramer
Bernie Coons
Garnett
Frontier
Ing the Tigers
Brent Wilkerson
Lyndon Boys
Goodrich
Damroo
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Massey
Sturdy
McGonigle
Jones
Hart
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Lawhorn
Wilkerson
R. Ivey
Tevis
Criqui
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S. Irey
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Lichtenauer
Terry Meiers
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Hornbeck
Ryan Mitchell
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Cox
Murcke
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K. Stanley
Wellert
OHL
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Clark Pearson
Wabaunsee
Wellsville Boys
Young
Canaan
Hrabe
Kine
Silvius
Stewart
Laser
Eudora Boys
Gabriel
Stone
A. Gabriel
Buckley
Hunsaker
Morgan
Flak
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